The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30

laws. Upon this question, too, the differ.
ence is much less than has been supposed.
IL is We believe, true that Sir Robert Peel
has even insisted upon considerable &c.
taxation of the laws in question, 10 be &c.
companied however, by compensation to
the agricultural iniercst-laEd uwrers, far
mers, aud farm laborers- not only Gde.
qulte, but ample.
What compensation tins IS We are not
able to guess; The events however, have
proved that il was not considered sufficient
by The whole cabinet and We must at pre-.
sent agree with the dissentients. Never
theless, it is certain that Sir Robert Peel
will supper, no measure q repeal upon any
other terms than those OF what he consd.
ers an adequate compensation to the ayr.
culIurlst; SO that unless the new ministers
proposed such an adequate compensation,
lhev will find themselves opposed by the
conservative majority Of more than oha
hundred, uudminishcd by single uua,
and reinforced, no doubt, by many honest
wings like Mr.. Cnyley. Even II they have
recourse 10 a dissolution, they are more
likely TO loose than to gain, but they must
gain more than fifty seats 10 replace them.
selves 10 their glorious majority Of one, and
il is perfectly impossible that they can
gam the half Of fiiy. gain Of one hun.
dred votes will be necessary TO raise them
to the position from which Sir Robert
Pcel's government relFes-so much ior
conservative prospects.
Rkoa the i.oNpoS SITS. btoEssn II.
The Ministry Of SIR Robert Peel has re.
signed. The country at large may be
startled by a Circumstance SO uneSpcc Cd,
bu; such is Tic fact. Yesterday morning
the majority Of the Cabinet, comprising
The Duke OF Wellington, the Duke Of Bue.
cleu- y, ~ Robert Peel, Sir James GA.
ham, The Earl Of aberdeen, Lord Stanley,
Mr.. Gouburn, the Enrl of Line Ia. and
Mr.. Sidney Herbert, III al nine out #
twelve Of thirteen composing the entire
Cabinet, proceeded by special lrain to
Southampton, and were conveyed by Le
royal steamer FAIRY 10 the Isle Of Wight
At court held at Osbofne House they
tcudered lheir Resignation to her MniesN
which va, gfaciu,ly accrpted Here .
sudden and abrupt termination e the Goa.
>crvalNe Cabinet, aud that, too, a, the sc.
rs moment they we're supposed, and even
dcmi officially announced, 10 have become
the converted organs Of liee.ifade pulley,
~ all It's ramified bearings.
, II were idle to speculate en- the cause 4
Ihls unlookedior disruption d CabiueI
hose whole career has been thu, Of hetl.
! lng under false or assumed colors. Eu,
-. 90. L.
might have been observed that tho Duke Of
Wellington did not attend the Cpbine,
Council held on Monday amer be return
of SIR Robert Peel from Osborne House
= on that duy. The Duke had made ~ hn
mtnd for better fur worse, and left tie
Cabinet 90 take is course. sat only On
hour, and during that eyeuifui hour had DE-
cidcd on resigalug the government. Tie
decision vas, Of course, conveyed 10 tie
! Duke d Wellington, aho, prompt t. H.
duty, accompanied Tie du.e!ui tram & q,
borne House % resign, wha; be huG often
asserted he dad not possess, las MINIS era,
Office.
uou rHr to>uos tlS. rrrrnt1R 7 ,.
Immediately upon The refusal q lie
Duke Of Wellington on Friday last, 10 car.
: ~ out what he bad agreed 10 DO. namely
= To- propose a repeal Of the corn laws ~ tie
House Of Lords It became nrpsschi lfa,
resignation of office b. Sr Robert PED
p must follow Lord John Russell WAS re.
o commended 10 be sent Tor, aud M ssea.
r. ger 'sus Dispatched on Saturday last 70
command his attendance 81 Osbntnr llcp,c,
~ IL arrival there was expected yesterday.
aud Sir Robert Peel expected 10 have g.,
- him. SIR Robert, however returned last
night without having seen Lord John.
III Tins morning Lord John Russell ar!
Sr Robert Peel had an interview If a9
hours duration, after which Lord John
W. Russell lrtt town for Coaes. Iio had 30
y audience OF her Majesty, aud has returned
To- town l6,s evening, having lad foil pow,
% ers gwen him to form a Government H.
" has sent for Lord ramcts,on, aud Is Is.
~ rng, It IS believed, ull the necessary STEPS
u to form an Administration.
nov rHE LONDON SITS. ureEuurK II.
= Lord John Russell having undertaken
~. The task Of forming a new Administrator.
IN Is proceeding wlth all dispatch IN making
% his arrangements.
Lord PsInicrpton hrs been sent fnr. sud vi
' quIskly arrive in London, To him tho Tofcgn
C. Office w ho eonfldod
IT Lord Normandy, IN all probability takes tha
70, Home Office
i Lord Grey the Colonial Office
Nh Barring reaumes the Chancellar,hip 9fid'
y EHehcqucr,
a' Lord Mcrpesh may possibly 20 to Iresns
II where his popularity would render him an sdmA
T. radio Lord Lieutenant
lord ColcHham resumes tie Cbanccout?
' II England,
NJ Lord Cambeil the Chaucelgor Of Ireland.
N Sir Thomas Wilde and Nj Jarvis viii DO ~
r. tarnev and Solicitor Generals
lord Muio takos the Admiralty.
SIR John llobbnuso, Mr Charles nullcr. VI
HAYES, SIR George Grey. and Mi TulntlL sIi
:. form pat's Of tho Government.
g, Sin c, Napier and Admiral Dunda. are to JON
n tie Admiralty Board
:. Such are The on dts Of The day. II IS
10 understood that before Lord Join Russell
n. departure lac addressed rt,nnurirntIuus %