Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24
CUYLER w. YOUNG.


SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF LoRDs.-In the House
Of Lords the night of the 9Th ulImo the Church of
Scotland Benfces Bill being under consideration
Lord Brougham said that in consequence of the noble
earl whom he did in his place. being determined to
proceed with this on Thursday he should post
pOne The second reading of his Slave Trade Suppression
Bill from that day until Tuesday At the time
that he gave this notice he take the opportunity Of ex
pressing hs regret and dissatisfaction that the noble earl,
gainst his and contrary his solicitation
should have insisted proceeding last night with meas
which could unls have for object insult and nront
the Judges IN their ordsps house, order togive
OF sempOance 10 certain judges elsewhere. $50 much"
said the noble lord, passionatey, $50 much for having
relation in the Cabinet For my part, however, shall not
let the matter rest here give the noble earl fair notice,
that on Thursday will bring forward in detail the whole
OF the subject of this insult, and will then your
ordshps after my explanations will put such an aroni up.
on the Judges as will be conveyed by your adoption OF this
measure"
The Earl Of Haddington said the noble lord certainly
could not have taken announcement extraordinary
opportunity Of mentioning his intention
Lord BrOughom lin violent tone)-Was here last
night
The Earl Of Haddington mot noticing the interruption
but with respect to portion OF his address, he
once deny that the object OF his noble friend by this
BILL either insult aront the Judges of their lordships
house. for the purpose the noble lord had put of Civ
ing a Of importance Judges in another place His
noble friend, the noble earl, had expressly declared last
night that he regretted the necessity which compelled him
To differ from the judges-tkat his object simply pre-
division and diminuon in the church OF Scotland and
10 preclude the possibility of that sad result the total discs
Enlistment Of the church, which he confidently expected
would take place this not carried. II the
only effect Of the would be aside their lord
ships Judgement he thought he might safely declare that the
bill would never have been thought Of.
Lord Brougham-Whnt does the noble earl mean by my
taking extraordinary opportunity" Extraordinary -
What for public breakfast That's extraordinary"
If you will. II is "exraordnary"-most Extraordinary"
that the noble earl Aberdeen should be in his place
The Earl Of Haddngton- bill is not before the house
night
Lord Broughnm--Not before the housel Why isn't he
here. Tell me hat-answcr me hiatt Doesn't he know
that was here the early part last nigh-ha was OBJ
ged to leave in consequence of ndpOsuon under which
have been suffering the last six dnys-ha the party
ual-I, whose judgment Is impuRnedwhOso decision is
about be- declared wrong-does he noknow that l. being
unwe that obliged to leave the house, asked for
single days rcspte-only days deny-hat that respite
refused and that the law by which am to be declared
wrong by which Judgment is o be set aside and dcclar
cd erroneous carried absolutely behind my bac1 Talk
Of extraordinary proceedings" indeodiha one, II
you kobui il IS anything but extraordinary that should
compnn thereof A. for the law I'm going condo
scond to discuss law with the noble lord shall discuss
claw" with my noble friend the woodstock, TO whom I
have written letter giving notice Of my intention, and,
please God II live, will enter upon that discussion with
him Thursday and more than that will make good,
have doubt every single point that may venture to as
sert.
The Earl Of HnddinptonT can only say my lords that
sincerely rejoice that the noble lord will not "oondescond
will not "oondoscond" think he said-o discuss Claw
with Should he attempt 1t, he may depend that should
take the earliest possible opportunity Of escaping from the
infection.
Lord Campbcll-My lords. I wish
The Earl Of Shaftesbury, from the enthusiastically, !
think high Time 20 put end 20 this unseeny discus.
/ sion. II s most iucgulaf
The Duke Of Rchmond,-HenH heart order
| Lord Brougham,-l move that the house do now i'd.
iourn.
The Earl of Shaftesbury addressing Lord Campbell and
resurning his soat)-Ah! we'll, then you 60 on.
Lord Campbell only wished observe, that he thought
his noble and learned friend wasquo justified in the
he had taken lie hoped that before the discussion Of Thurs.
day, noble Lords opposite would consider whether they
would persist in bill which was 90 vanon on outrage on
the house, which could only have for object crafty
some private piquo, and which had justice 70 commend
IL TO their attention. c trusted that before the discussion
they would fotraco their steps and do what they could
/ dress he injury they had inflicted.
Here the subject dropped, and Immediately after their
| ordshps adjourned until Thursday.