Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26
T,s,a "a Nee Ye,t Express.
DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT UPON IRISH
AFFAIRS.

Lord CLascasDs presumed this of the Lord Chaneel
los hs might very naturally presume H. be act OF the
government Ireland. aud the official com,
had since been made TO him. that Lord French
had also dismissed the deputy euienancy OF the
cuny which he (the Marquis Of Csncade had the hon.
be- lieutenant and therefore. very reasonable
TO take the net % the Irish government. was
therefore, ascertain what ground OF by what
right the Irish assumed that certain speeches.
reported have been made In parliament were proper
foundation such proceedings those OF the Lord Chan
ccor o Ireland reference Lord French and other
gstrates (hesr hcar) understand what ground the
IRISH the conclusion that Lord French,
any other magistrate passing parliament 40 rs To frame
their conduct by the speeches which take place there hear
hear) e therefore, wished ask this quesionwhether
had been any official communication from the govern
neni here to the Ireland OF any speech made
in parliament by Her Maiess ministers, whether by pub
LEGATION in the Gazette in Dublin in London in any
other official form, (hear, hcar)
The Duke Of welngton.--Hcr Msjcs,y's servants in
Ireland instructed, their appointment oi the desire
OF her Msesiy's government maintain union with Ire
land unmpared (hear. bear There have been other
instructions recently issued TO her Mncsys servants IN Ire
land on that subject (hear, hear).
The Marquis Of Clanicarde surprised at the
answer he had received, but he his protest
agsns, the recently done by the Irish government
The Earl of Wicklow rose TO order. The question put
noble marquis had been answered by the noble duke
aud there motion before the house.
The Marquis OF Londonderry also expressed his opinion
that the noble marquis was quite cut OF order.
The marquis of Clanicarde,-My lords, rise to move
that humble address be presented to her Majesty for
copy of u communication
Here the noble Marquis in,errup,edby
The Duke OF Wellington, who thought there could be no
objection the production Of the paper but he hoped the
noble Marquis would for the present. conlne himself
giving OF his notion before he he Duke Of Wei
ngton) consented the production Of the documents he
should wish To converse with other persons.
The Marquis OF Clanicarde had only TO say that the
state OF Ireland at the present time was most alarming hea
hear, from both sdes) lie about express any
opinion respecting the dismissal of Lord French. What
the noble duke had said would, doubtless, influence their
lordhips with respect To the notion He felt obliged how
ever make this motion for the production OF the letter
he had make a few that could admit
of a moments delay. The letter had only come TO his
knowledge Saturday, and the house did no, sit Sa
turday time than usual had elapsed. EverymOments
delay of grave consequence He thought the Irish
had made grave serious and unfortunate mis-
take lie was not discussing the Pohcy oil dismssing ma
gistraes but the mode OF proceeding adopted by the sh
government on the occasion TO which he had called their
ordshipS attention contrary constitutional precedens
TO the law OF parliament, common and TO all real
expediency
The Marquis of Londonderry again order, and
The words "order order,' resounded in the house.
Loid Clanicarde then continued his remarks at length
He complained of the grounds OF this dismissal while he
Tepbatsd large rotous public meetings which had ten
dency create disorder. (Cheers) He adverse he
SAID repeal OF the Union, but this dismissal OF mags
for attending constitutional public meetings
constitutional, particularly when ;hey had other
notice of the views of the government upon the subject
than what her Maesty's Ministers had said in Parliament
The Duke Of Wellington said he their lordships
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men IN either house OF parliament the subject OF the
adopted by certain persons Ireland agita
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and the other house OF paramen-not by law to be pas
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iy ,oi hii'i noe"ei upon 'hat SUBJECT rs he hoblt
u4us u'u no impue any Diane 10 me government io
o nINIg auop'1u ,ei yer ue anxiety Of mat part o
e population IA ireland VINO were opposed to repeal was
E1u' iene' NV py e uecIa'aons OF hei "iajesty minis;
~ u, ~, "o'o MATTERS o' no'o'cp III this county anu
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au oceh instructed 10 adopt every constitutional means IN
s ~ oiuef 70 MAINTAIN ,he sgaVe union between
the "o eounines When the Lord Chancellor had the
tsaetion Of learning the declarations Of her Moess
,aen,a, ants m parliament, he thought It sui further
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