Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

10 shs rht hon. haronet Tho esotasy Of the Homo Depart
TO answer Sir am not about TO lind fault with the right
hon. gentleman for his silence that occasion; and he
maintained IL in the exercise Of his discretion. and belev
ing that the public service required that he should then
give the information sought think he justified in with
holding H. but sir let add that the question OF these
maments will form subject which this house must have
hereafter full and explicit information IRON the government
proceed itself make full inquiry into IT, In the first
place considerable alarm had been excited alone in
Ireland, but in England Also and must he permitted
say, that the conduct which her Muestys govern
have thought il right and expcdont to pursue Is
calculated add immensely to the excitement pre-
vaing upon the subject OF repeal OF the union and To
gravae the agitation which should be the object OF
government discourage and epress OF course do not
at the for statement nom the right
hon. gentleman at the head of the government but thus
much must take leave 20 that have heard nothing
which call for these extraordinary precautions and
this great expenditure Of naval and military power trust
that her Maesys ministers will feel the urgent necessity
which exists for their laying before parliament full and
satisfactory and that distant day, o all the
which they have taken and about take in
LELAND and of the grounds which they deemed right
base their policy with respect that OF the United
Kingdom. H. however. find that nothing more is pro
posed the house than the Arms Bill and the Registration
Bill propose in no long time after the recess, to move an
address to the conveying the advice OF the house at
this important uncuure in public affairs.
Sir r. PEEL rather disposed to consider the OBJ
seaons which the house had Just heard from the noble
lord something in the OF notice than OF
speech Introductory TO debate; and am sure the house
will feel after three nights OF continued debating the
bic that should address them upon topics which not
the noble lord himself wished touch am also
that the house will feel that the first duty OF the
TO provide for the preservation Of the public
Although altogether dsncined to enter into any de-
bate discussion present upon the affairs OF ireland,
still think right guard the house against giving too
dy credence to many reports which get into circulation,
they rested upon solid foundation. With respect
the magistrates especially there great deal of mis-
information On these points shall. however, say more;
but cannot sit down without reminding the noble o and
reminding the house that the late government attached the
greatest possible importance the maintenance OF the e
gislativc union between Great Britain and Ireland SO
much importance did they attach it, that the Lord
Lieutenant of the late administration gave public notih
cation OF peculiar and unusual character Lord Fortes
publicly announced that the favour OF the
would in be shown any who actively encOur
aged measures tending To repeal OF the union who at
tended meetings for the purpose OF promoting that obect
that in fact civil disability should be the consequence OF
any promotion OF that object and that parties guilty
OF it should receive appointment from the hope
therefore, twill always be borne in mind that the repeal OF
the legislative union question OF avery peculiar charac
ter that the active proceedings connected
with viewed in such light by the tate government
and that they pronounced OF civil disability
every who participated in those proceedings hea hcar
He trusted whenever the question fully under the
sideraon OF parliament that the present government would
be prepared vndcae the which they had pursued
and also fully TO justify the conduct OF the Irish