The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

.tny ms,s,i.l rhates. ceuoR bed iHPta,. A.,
% sbeu, ~ sighlh Of pfRny pfT rnahd' !
9Th b. asy talef, flguF led tNgbly
1erlanfd, tn1 nas heavy.
RrsrnEATaaS O. ERE FEEL slNlsEREs
Tie dtlaal. al The ResioEaaaaR 81 Ia
Peel Nasty are Hol EEgsn - sHY e.ssl
lsnEsh IN he psFEEs reserved. ths Ee-
rOFesn Timss, IL iis summasg ~ lie has-
iOFy e ne Itrent Ishsast rhsngss.
slslss that lie announcement II lie lsan-
d0n Tamss ol The cahinsl haEiRg Asssissd
upon repeal Of he Cen l-sss iesk he
1Lols connlry by surprise; and sltaensh
u wss mosl smEhsiissiiy TonaEsd'ritd ~
she pspsrs rlsia.ing - Re ntiieisl. u lonnd
alaosl universal credit. Then eame Tie
rssisnsaien III SIR Rahen Tel ana his
Colleagues. ard he merge 81 lhe Qnesn
10 s John Russell. = hO wss Ilsnslsiang
~ Eainhurgh. ard hIl immsdiiasly i..E
London. - heIe he received lie Qnesn's
eUmmsnd % foam Ministry. Collecting
his colleagues. and computing olaha"ns
=. well ). he could in he shat space Of
time slloHed him. he atlsEninsd 20 &C.
eepl The part ol First Minister. Ills Cab
met was 10 be based upon total End IN
erndi,icnal repeal Il lle carh Lass; and.
| in order that il miglthsye lhe iaEnr oil The
League, Mr.. cOhien VAS allrlsd ihe
Presidency Of The Beard Of Trade. which
he declired. Speculation uas rife - q
tie CAUSES Of delay in the iormsiinn 81 he
res Cabinei. When tie puthe wss sgain
a,Iaunded by Ihe ahnannssmsnl that ihe
surmpl had lsiIsd, that the leaders eo'id
tot agree. aud thai ell VAS again eoniS'
siOn.
Subsequent revelations sfeMtd 10 cast
shs whole responsibility ef,his Ia'lnre up
on Lord G,ey. xho Iefu,ed "a JOIN tie
Cabinel If Lord Palmsrslon were permit
ted 10 hcli rfiice in il. Fur this bow Al
me Of his colleagues he 10 very severely
rsnsursd by large TUTiicn IL The rte'S.
Tue Spectator. hoS ever. deiCnds HIM,
whose remarks are evidently from IN AL
Ihori.siiye source; and, ., giving dis
linei, aud we presume eoutc1 sIatemsui
Of the cause of Earl Grey's refusal To JON
; Lord Pslmersl0n, We copy them u length:
"ComIng 10 London. ~ compliance
" iIh a summons lrom the newly-appoInied
Premier, Lord Grey travelled with com
psnion high 10 The Wig councils, ~hU
attended al The meetings IN Chtsham
J Place after their srri,al. To that COMA
! MON Lord Gley communicated hrs deter
minalion to take no part in any Ministry
Of which Lord PslmeIsIon should h"lr
the Foreign Depsrlms ~; end he hal every
reason 10 rely or the belief that the sen
, Iihent 80 expressed would have been
! con municslsd to Loud John Russell
Welher u was 90 Communicated or not
Lord Grey took care that Lord john Rus
sell should not be igboIant Of his we've
1 although they ere so presented as TO aEoiS
the appearance Of dlciahon. Owlh even
: ing oil he Wednesday an Which he Whig'
5 had de,ernintd TO undertake the G"'ern
= menI, Lord Grey went home aud wrote
1 letter TO Lord John, IN which he u'g"t
. great caution in distributing the Offices o
e Tie new Ministry; pointed out tie neces
c siiy of making IL IS liule as possible lk'
!. a revival of the Melbourne Cabinet: i'm
! pressed on The expectant PrrmWr that M
d regard to personal feelings ought 10 inter
= fere with the allotment Of 'ilicrs; an
= stated that his joining the Governm'n'
: though he promised II hIs cordial snppor
d in any c,se, must dereHd on his BIZ
10 i.iied with all The arrangement. regard
e ing offices. Lord John Russell must ha'
Il known Eal Gisy's op'nions in regard I
:. Lord PalmeIsiun's fnreign policy, an
IS could scarcely have misunderstood ihes
10 hints. II he was in doubt. lie shoGl
I. have asked for an explanation. When ;
y last no choice was left to Lord Grey b.
T. In declare his Peremptory objection, b
n did so IN a way Which forbade every .uI
;. plcion Of personal feelings. The Colnni
n Office, with the lesder.hip in The HOu'
t. OF Lords, had been Offered to himself. III
+ objected 10 placing Lord PalmeTs,on
e Ire Foreign Department, because such 4
he appointment would create alarm amor
C. foreign Powers. and also among lire gre
70, bulk ui The community sthnme, includiu
ct a larger proportion Of the Liberal Than
CT the Con.e,vauIve party: without hins,
p cri,ici.ing Lord Palmers'on's policy,
n objected to his being placed in the Fla
e. ergn Office, simply as fresh d ilicul
he in the way Of a Liberal Ministry. At I,
'st same time, Lord Grey dIsIIncily declsr
N thar he should be most happy 10 hs'
~ Lord Pslmersion as colleague IN al
90 other department.: and in ordert tn such
~ arrangement. he offered to yield the Col
I'D ni.l office and the leadership Of The Ilou
liD oil Lords. If il were thooghl advisable
raise Viscount Pslmer.ttn to the Bri,i
on Peersge for the purpose. Lord Gre
ne therefore, so far from evinctng peIsof
nd dislike, expressed perfect Willingness
act no, only " ith. but in some degree Il
der, Loud Palmer.ion; and, so far from
ing dictatorisl or " imptactcable,"
showed the utmost disposition to arco
ent uotste his own pretensions, or to val