Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

whether discussion oil schedule G. ID. should take pre-
eedence oil A. and b. Why il it was question OF that
light importance, think the censure of the Noble Lord
would be just but did consider IL. (Hear, hear
And in the debate stated your Lorshps the reasons
why appeared TO me to be question of the utmost i'm
porance, materially affecting the of the measure
CLEAR hear, hear) stated your Lorlshps that this
seemed materially to affect the principle of the measure
for the principle undoubtedly proceeded on was the
relieving OF the Constitution from ha evil which con-
nected with nomination boroughs.
The clause first applied the correction Of that bill was
postponed IN order give precedence another and the
measure OF which made depend the amount of
tha disrahchisement which stated ought 10 be regula
ted by consideration of the character those booughs-
Loud cheers)-nor capable of returning Members the
House OF Commons consistently with the spirit of the Con-
sitution.-(oud cheers) BY whom was the proposition
made! by Noble and Learned Lord, who the course
oil hat very speech in which he made the proposition still
considered the bill as Inconsistent with the safety of the
Government and subvervc of the Constitution (Cheers
what right had 10 expect from these persons that they
would support measure in which il would be possible
Tor me 10 give consent; but by whom it supported =
by the Noble Duke opposite, who has declared himself
that the present state oil the representation is perfect
(hear hear) not capable of amendment by human nge
nuity and wisdom, and who even then declared that he
snoud eventually vote against the measure. BY whom
else the proposition supported By another Noble
Duke, who stated that he would against any mea-
sure OF Acknowledgement whatever; while another Noble
Baron stated that another Bill might be passed without any
ldislranchisement whatever.
Why, under these circumstances is it not childish
Cloud chsers)-is it childish say that this was
mere question OF form, That this was mere question of
precedence that the principles of the Bill that the eic
ency oil the measures TO be affected (Connued
cheer and that had refused this side of the House
10 accept OF proposition originating party spirit and
and loud cheers)
My Lords, under these circumstances felt that had
but one course to pursue either that the means of
nsuring the of this bill existed and would be used
ana not OF resguing my situation; for my Lords it
impossible for consistently with what think my du-
y to the public, consistently with what to the con-
ssency OF my character and the House. TO sit here
the shadow OF Minser-(Loud and long cheerng)-the
aunor oil TINS Bill and yet 10 suffer il TO be
muuated and deorned, and yet oppose no resistance
My Lords, it would be violent proceeding in the Noble
Lords opinon but by all reasonable men, even by those
who are opposed 10 the ITSELF it will only be that
course which was called for by that OF duty which,
rust VIII always govern my conduct(cheers -and by
that sense oil honor which trust in God will ever actIae
me- Loud and continued cheers.l My Lords | stand
before the public responsible for what have done-a re-
sponsibiy which am willing TO -(chcers)-and TO
Vinulcate the conduct have pursued, and the motives
which have dictated il, whenever proper occasion re-
CURES loud cheers But only one more word as TO
"hdt We NOBLE Lord opposite called the contemptuous
manner of discharging the moton-My Lords | am NOT
sensible that there any thing of contempt in the man
ner In which proposed 10 discharge the order of the day
1t is not required by the rules of the House that any other
order OF the day should be appointed In the present
state of public affairs, could not ashe Noble Lord bv
MS conditional appointment OF day himself admits fix
precisely day certainly proceed with the bill
under the circumstances | have stated. loud cheers
trust that out Of all those unhappy differences of oun
io mar eriSt measure 81 reform, great, extensive,
etectudt end beneficial plan of reforn-Gloud cheersl-
Jor AZ IS not great, ertensice and efecual ii cannot
De 6enehcidt-oud and long continued cheering will be
Produced and restore the confidence of the public in The
institutions of the state.-[ Loud cheers1 trust saw
that out OF these unhappy differences now prevailing no
measure will arise that will give satisfaction If il C
short OF what think is necessary yet il il has that effect
would give me sincere pleasure and sati>iacon but
could not trust, under the was placed in
to carry measure subject 10 daily defeats and alterations
that would be forced by majority of the House
differing with widely in opinion and composed as TO
4ohs at least persons who object TO all Reform whate
ver-[Loud and long continued cheerng.l
nus my lords have thought it necessary vndicate
myself against the uncalledfor, ildmed and must say
the unprovoked attack of the Noble Lord should not
however, have attempted any answer to it, having been
exposed TO much of the same
not thought II OF more importance set myself right
with your lordshPs aud the public with respect TO the
course have pursued and the motives that dictated
cloud cheer)-pdrtlcuarly in giving that advice and
rendering that resignation, TO his Majesty which nothing
IN the present circumstances OF the country but painful
sense oil duty could have compelled give. CTbe No
pie ar sat down amidst loud aud long continued cheers)
The Earl OF Carnarvon thought thai the resignation of
ministers ought not TO prevent the present Bill being pro-
ceeded WITH as by that its many defects mic Int be
shown to the country 1t perfectly evident that
some Reform necessary, he should move that the
House should proceed with the Committee OH the Bill on
Monday next by which means Noble Lords would be en-
abled 10 deliver their sentiments the clauses of the Bill
they present stood IL thought an adinurnment Of
the question TO Monday would be sufficiently long at any
re, If were not! there would be difficulty then in de-
laying il further
The Lord Chancellor put The question from the Wool
sack, aud the further proceedings in Committee on the Bill
were agreed to he postponed 10 Monday next The sub
ject then dropped.
Earl Grey said, as there important business be-
fore the House, he should dournn,en nj until Fri
day. Agreed to.
The House then adjourned
The King appears had conided to Wellington his re
solution to make no Peers, the time when Earl
Grey declared that he had Carie blanche.
large number OF the House of Commons have resov
ed IN caucus TO refuse the grant OF supplies the new
Ministry.
The Bishop of Lichfeld and Coventry was grossly in
suited by the people Sunday the I3 The occasion
OF preaching what is called the annual Charity Sermon in
London He escaped however, without any personal in
jury.
The Cholera continued its ravages in Ireland New ca
SEES on the 9ih 50, deaths 80 Cork new cases TO- deaths
H. In London the disease nearly extinct
Cases If CtOlerd-London-N cases o, deaths 4
recoveres 3 remaining % total from commence
mont 26O6 total deaths 1871 Country New cases 81
deaths 49, rccoveries l5 remaining 1876 total cases from
commencement $3.50; total death. 1888.
LIVERPOOL, May 10Th.
Health ofHe T0toa.We are glad TO learn that no ca
ses OF cholera have been reported the Board of Health
since Saturday, as to justify them in Withholding cer-
Gates Tor clean bills OF health up TO the present period
The Duke OF Reichsad to 60 10 Italy for his
health The report OF his decease proves to be untrue
The Briiapna, Caledonia Tadvera and Donegal, line
obattle ships with strong marine on board have
been ordered TO proceed TO the Tagus, demand the
tyrdn Miguel restitution for the injury he has caused TO
be inflicted on British subjects. The invasion of Don
Pedro may be expected almost simultaneously at Lisbon
with the arrival OF squadron.
LONDON, May H. TIe Netc JIinisfyu-It is under
stood and indeed have doubl the ict that ne W
administration has been formed and that it will tomorrow
DC submitted for the appreciation OF the King, for which
purpose his Mijesty will remain in Courier.
Guy ~ L0ndOH.-A Court Of Common Council espe-
cialy summoned, held Thursday at Gudhali in
consequence Of requson most numerousy signed, for
the purpose Of taking into consideration what measures
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