Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

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contain the close of The debate in the House Of
Commons On the SECOND reading ofihe May
poolh Gran, bill. Peel skilfolIy awaited him
self of,he Oregon Question to push through
the Cabinet measure, closing his speech and
the debate with the following passage:
"fIe denied that ministers had con-
suited with any Of The political leaders
or clergy Of Trclard, nor had ministers
ever entered intoany negotiations with
the Pobc,, relative ,tdiFis grant, neither
was the grant any part Of a general
$, stem for Gre endowment OF the Cath
olic church, although lie fSir Robert]
would rot frtler ministers BY q pledge
MOTTO PROPOSE tbe endowment Of the
Roman Catholic cicrg, --he woold
mike no such tlcclaratiop;but he wish-
ed Tf6n. gentleman 10 draw no unfair
infcraArcs from his refusal 10 commit
li.hscifby sdc6 pledge. Hc consider
I'd The pcfhoncht endownept Of May
noofh College, jnslio he Roman Cath
olics Of Ireland. il would produce a
kindly feeling in Ireland, among the
pedp!e--it would produce great good.
| know not what The consequences may
be insrcspcci 10 the kindly intentions
between ireland and this country. ]
do not rest the measure on any qucs-
aion CT mere COMPACT. say without
Hesitation, you must break up that for
midable con(edcracy which exists in
that country against the British con-
recnou. And | believe il IS essential
,pu should break i.p2, in order that
rou maY cary on the work Of good
goyernment ia Ireland [cheers] and
that You may strengthen tie connec-
,ion between The two countries, and The
United Kingdom, [rrnewed cheers, ]
On tie horizon Of de West there is a
cloud 1hcar, hear, la cloud sma!l, but
lhrc aiming future darkness bear, hear, ]
While we were most anxious for an
adjustment Of the impending dllicr-
caces- while we would leave nothing
undone 10 lff ct IN amicablc settle
manl Io( The Oregon question = yeti
did feel il TO be part Of my duty-of The
first minister of The crowm--to state
that, If our rights were Invaded, we
were determined and prepared to mar
tain them Loud cheers] | aver ..al
whcn was called upon TO mae that
declaration, did recollcct with salts
faction and consolation, that the day
before had sent message of peace 10
Ireland. Loud cheersl The Hon. gem
tleman, member for Canterbury, thot
il not Impossible that the time would
come when this country would be
compelled TO summon energies for ac-
ton. heard the speech with grca
satisfaction [chccrs.l Now
mey God avert so great an evil as war
loud cheers1 May God forbid that
his time of general peace should be T
SO, awfully disturbed hear, hear.!l
But il il is TO be 50 war is to come,
doubt much, considering what is row
before mel abiding to the opposition
to ministers on this question whether
the vinidiciion of our honor and our IN .
teresls will not DO eonGded TO other
bands. Ihcar, hcar,] But to whomso-
ever taey may be committed, shall
take my place be side them, encourag-
ing thcm by any support can give an
honorable cause. floud cheers md if.
that calamity should hefall US, It's my
earnest hope that when il shall occurit
shall sinA'thc people ofthis cmplrcuni
ted in loyalty TO the throne, and in
determination 10 support tho common
inter Sis tremendous chccringl
That ireland shall stand ranked with
II. Sud the energies of an UNI
ted people win ensure glorious iri-
umph in Just cause. The premire
resumed his sea.about three O'Clock in
The moruiog, amid thundcrs ofappnusc
which las cd several minutes,
The House then divided, when there appear
ed Fes ,ae motion SsS
Against It l76
MiaisNtial majority liz
An attempt is Of course made to inquest the
eboye language Of Tie Pfomi'e with grave i'm
pornoce, bar We Do noi place much emphasis
rpoa il, Peel was 10 tight place, aud the
hii,es Toryism Of Tie High church party re.
yallag as The Maynoo,h doueear, endangered
sac powsr 81 lie Miaisay. The alroi' Mia.
isief pointed 10 The danger e al Ane'ieaa
Was. with The resulting necessity pfeoaeilia'.
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