Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

OF all the industrious classes and the wealth and luxury OF
those who live on the taxes have gone on increasing from
that day TO this and that at this moment there anpears "a.
be no human being able discover any quiet way of ex
Treating the kingdom from its present state nj
difficulty and dagger.
THAT, conemplangthose mighty cslamites thus heap.
ed on his Mseslys industrious and dulu people, and fur.
Their contemplating the probable danger thererom TO be
apprehended to the safety OF his Msesiy's authority
anu throne and clearly tracing great part these the
want OF knowledge in the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel
This house, reservDg TO itself the right adopting further
anu other proceedings in the premises, deems itself
bound in duty to his Majesty and from an anxious regard
to the well being OF his people, not to leave them again
exposed to calamtes and dangers proceeding from the
same source and that therefore, this house will present
oya, and dIt'u address TO his Majesty praying that his
Majesty VIII be gracousy pleased to dismiss the Right
Pivy Council"
The Speaker wished 10 know whether the document
Just read, was the Honorable Members speech or mo-
uon III his speech, IL could be received because
written; and could be called either motion or reso-
luton.
Mr. Cobbe,It is a resolution, beginning Resolved.
that &c, &c to the end. "a laughl What was there
70 laugh az Is because the resolution is great mo-
ment to the people.
The Speaker was that the House could not sane
ton the insertion its journals OF elaborate series of
argument-in fact, pamphlet expression of the Hon.
hear)
Mr. Coobctt--The House may insert the resolution ON
It's Journals or not, just it thinks fit The public wiA
Judge whethcrit ought do otherwise He brought
forward because he conceived somebody or other should
De esponslhe,-that is, PUNISHABLE the inc,ion of
great public wrong, and Sir r. Peel the Instrument
should be punished nschiefs Produced by his e
rency bill Of 1919 He did not impute bad mo,ye, To ta
Right Hon Baronet, but good intention no excuse for
public injury, aud the less in Sir II. Pee case as he
was and over warned TO the mschevous results of
his proceedings When the people were injured thew
naturally looked for redress to her-so taled-repre-
sentatives; if that House refuse them that redress. i,
might ., happen that they might elect House of their
own mat would not refuse them. 1t might be that
he should not have majority in favor of his mo-
uon. Wen; n he voted in minority it would be
Graham, and MIR. Elce, three Ministers would also
be found in the minority-that is, if consistency and
public honor, and honesty were not altoSe
farce. Lord Ahorp had twenty times in that house
SAID ey were in consequence OF Pees bill paving in
sterling god Iebt contracted in deprecated paper
rency Sir J. Graham had got credit for a compation
Tor 1t was only compilation and, even as SUCH a. poor
thing alter a-n which he repeated that the nation was
and Mr. Elce had carried his opposition to the bill when
in its progress through that House, so far as TO
a me standard should in justice 10 the people of Eng
land De reduced Those gentlemen, therefore could not
but assent to resolution which echoed their own sem
tmeuts.
The Hon. member then proceeded to show that the
bill OF 1919 had reduced price of corn som. so per
cent the price OF wool from Is. lid. TO 3D. per To- and
British iron from 81 TO a. los per ion. and so Nth 80
spect 10 other commodities. But its mschevous conse-
quenees extended 10 the colonies indeed TO the COM
ersai world and had proved P0,ie.iay inu,oas &c,
west ihdlan property To be MIR. Stanley told them
the other evening that the depressed condition of that
property was wholly owing to cover production" Weir
he thought that greatest of all absures lay in the grave
oil Its paren-Lord Liverpool. Over production III.
hing was contradiction in terms Over producon
ms Is cr nne political economy, and their Ricardo lee
lures which would teach the people, that the more
bread aud beet they raised, the worse thew would bo
OIL tie should like to the Right Honorable Secretav
expoundIng his abolete absurdity those pretty girls
whom he and the Right Hon gentleman were so intimate
some years ago in Preston( "a and who had The
bad taste TO prefer him (Mr Cobbel) to the Right Hon
ueh'emah and, indeed, 10 treat the Right Honorable
gentleman rather naughly, considering that he was
young, II hot killing handsome. (Cries of OH Oln-
hese gentle nyuphs the Right Hon. Gentleman ,yo,,5
ma now The mothers OF families in spite the beautiful
Mahsian check system and about this hour sx ocIock)
sipPnS her ea-bui alas! without sugar,-(iear hear
tie should like TO witness The answer he would receva Il
ne 'ou mem mat sugar was DEAR because the West Iud,
interest had grown too much. (Hesr) They would
each MIN lesson on over production, Of which he wouL
hardly covet repetition. Qaughier) Ii was moi the
o'e-prouucuon oil sugar under which the West India in
erest abored, but under production of money I'M,
consequence Of their currency doings of 1919 The
Right Honorable Secretary for tbs Colone. tina o,er
night alluded 10 the distress OF the West Indian
planter. 10 what this distress attributablep To
the bill of 1919. While they were receiving 90. naC
cw Tor their produce, instead of 2Ss. which thew re
ceiVcd before the passing of that BILL they were still nav
ing The same amount OF interest the mortgages of their
estates lhe way TO relieve the West India body was To-
come 10 me determination OF putting the wrong commit
ted In 1919 TO right But distress not confined 10 the
planters, it extended TO every quarter In the East In
dies mere had been failures within short perod 10 he
amount OF El0,OO0,000 The same cause was at work
there-the unfortunate measure Of 1919 But he did not
blame the Right Hon. BaTonet, the member for Tam
WORTH solely for these evils; he believed that Mr. Hus-
kisson and others who preceded the Right Hon Bsronet
were more TO blame; but he hxed upon Right Hon
aronet because lie was the person who the Li
~ 1919 forward, and because he there i'm that House
an n6IiRy g be brought 10 account. The Right Ho-
rorsl17s IaEo5al1 ~ say that he brought forward
that measure without being ms 49, i i
received sufficient warning Of its dangerous tendency