Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-22

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closed last Monday night alter defeat the previous week
on the Irish Coercion Bill This result was effected by
the combined vote Of The higs. who wero on principle
opposed 70 the MEASURE ana ho rro'ecnons" who though
IN favour Vi the principle OF the BILL yet not having CONN.,
dcnce IN the Ministry refused TO sustain H. Ths cross
he upon the Ministry has been anticipated Tor some
week-infsei ever SINCE the meeting al Lord 'ohn Rus
rss early IN the month OF June-and WAS not possible
topaHy !" Shots But on the very night OF the Ministerial
defeat IN regard 10 Ireland Sr hooer' had the nsa saus
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list of those who will onsti,p, tho nav Adminstr,tiop
tits entirely whig-embracine mainly the materials which
composed the Melbourne Cabinet II rests upop too mar,
row basis TO sandand bat for the distracted and paral
wed condition of the CONSERVATIVES 1, eoud no, stand
day. Lord John seemed sensibe of this md n. hiss ac
cordngv 10 enlarys the b.sis of hi. .n-
structure by accessons from both Peeites and Radicals
lie has invited three of the late Min.,ersord Lincoln
Lord Dalhou.e and MIR SYDNEY Herbert-to remnn bpt
they have declined doing So Mr. Golden has likewise
declined a similar invitation
Its difficult TO foresee the duration Of the Ru,s. adj
minsuation Great difficulties are evidently in its w.v-
These invitations NAV have the effect of eoncia,ing soma
support and enable il To weather the storm for the nex
IL months But the very fact that il is minority Minis
ty living by suHerance Of opposing factions. will keen /,
weak aud precipitate its catastrophe whenever Lord
Stanley or Sir Robert Peel shall DO able or think himself
able to take the ren. IL i, unfortunate for the WHO'S
that thew have had Office thrust upop Them iu, =, ,h.
lime Ii premature There has been no call mon be
by the county and they put at the helm not on
of their numbers their merits, on
Of the dssensons of their opponents The peo-
pie, (who growing TO be important element
here well as in the United States) becoming
well content with Sir Robert and many popular express
sOns OF regret his retirement have already made
But the Ministry embraces the elite OF the Wing Party.
and probably as good one as the materials Of that par
~ afford But the popular notion is very extensively
tertaned, that the Wings more naughty and
Tic than the Tories. believe it is unquestonably true
mat inc wing mobiles arc as exclusive as any portion Of
me hhgsh ASoe'aey' aho nave qui'e Us iie liberation
'of PesumPuou'Pa'pe"u ism. IL Is, however OF no very
S'ea' consequence VINO be him who he may
"hemet VIM" io'y' nc hs'eoniofm MS eonductto the
Wnes,O "na' appears 10 DC 'ne wtshes OF Inc feope-and
Io' oa In9Anu "'al VI "oe manchester and birming-
nam arc no" TUG manufactures o' popular opinon' This
mas been strongly Illustrated IN reeFs ease-who though
ioV minister mas au'oea'ed more popular measures than
any Minister England has had
The Bill repeating the CornLaws into Immediate
operation and very large quantities Of wheat and -four have
been admitted at the lowest duty What will be the effect
on Inc market cannon DC oieseen' Dealers are very eau
tous-'ery niue mas been DONE and that at Pnees which
gave no cue 70 inc u'ue. rehnono Mills honr sold yes
ierday '2o 'd-a"ty pa'o"hi'h is about shilling more
a" U'le' O'a"u' pee N~nieh ai'er deduct
rug al oTr~'" WIN MOI Jusuy mucn eIPorta-
lion from the u States But think we may safely cacu
late that the price will not be lower.
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no" cav gee. ou se'''a' euOn-ano j" announce
ment by Sir Robert Feel in bis farewell speech
ceived with universal cheers The handsome tribute paid
BY Lord Aberdeen TO Mr. McLane for his agency in This
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a''' "@' JUsV u"o' Du' 'O' "N' se"uemah' he wise
course " oe senate "oulo nave oeen unaNsing and the
question would STILL believe, be unsettled
pregnant with mischief 60 the peace OF the world. You
will observe that the English prints claim the navigation OF
the Colomba IN perPsfHo-wheh IS opposed to the un
Outstanding OF the American papers, last received here
expected here that this happy settlement Of long
pending difficulty in connection with the repeal Of the Corn
Lsws will tend still greater trade between the two eoun
uies-and a modification of our Tariff, If not repes of
all It's protective Gestures, IL anticipated with great conf
denee. For one, should be content If oil our Custom
Houses were abolished Such an eyent counlsd With ii