Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
FROM Foreign Popers by ne Liberty.
TRANSFORMATIONS OF HE MINISTRY.

All tho members of the Cabinet Yesterday
rendered their resignation, which her Males
Is was pleased 10 accept
IL will b. easily believed that we regret this
determination oi her Maicsty's advisers: but
we -hOuld much more regret their determine
u9h t. sacrifice tht industry b. stripping it
oi lli protection.
The impor ant fact now announced proves
how completed, wrong ;ha It..,s was when
% stated that the G1vGrlment hJd decided
upon proposing 60 FJriiUm AT as a Cabinet
measure, the rspCa, OF ibe corn laws
From ne L09do1 ChroAicle. Dec. II.
An official announcement. in another ra.t
OF our paper confirms ono PAR, OF the state
pa 100 which wc made ycstcuhy--namClvt that
Putlum.ut. instead If being Tor The dispa'ch
oi basin =, would D again pgo5oruc5. The
o;l~r amt more Important part of our an
uouucclHcut n. W. believe. EQUALLY cogrcCt. -
The Cabinet, We are assured. resigned vcsier-
day. II Is confidently said, that 20 iar from
ihe Clmnet having at any time come TO a
decision 10 recommend the repeal of tic corn
law, large majority ol his colleagues have
throughout been opposed To Sir Robert Peels
recommendation.
From me London Times. Dsc. n.
Yesterday Parliament was further prorogued
90 the Both iust. The naming at 20 ra6y a
day would oiits lf imply that the Cibinrt Is
not now IN state 60 meet Parliament. To
fumor, how ever which have been confident
ly circulated in thc best informed quarters
since Di9ajag, am . circams.aae. y waith have
come go our knoW,el-c since ,he f-,um ol the
Minister, last night from Osborne llous, leave
scarcely ans reasonable doabt that the rc,i-
wing rePuguance OF the Duke To- the decision
oi his colleagues has rendered IL necessary tor
them To tender their resignation TO her Ma
jestv. An unforeseen difficulty OF course
. there must have been somewhere. After 50
long end close SuCce ssion of councils. that
difficulty could ouly arise from a struggle b.
tween 'he declared intentions OF DO, chlef and
th prejudice orr pride OF some OF his coll ,agucs.
Were the Ministry r,eiu of meeting Par.ia
m,u; us the servants oI the Crown. it woul Z
iaNe Fixed ih' day, ANA oar prediction would
nave b-cI to thc letter fulfilled. That is no
longer possible. Some minor changes, as we
intIulted al tas first, there would uudolbtsd-
.y have been, but b. is 90 tac griver difficulty
that this new and uniors ZEN delay must be
Inscribed It's said 10 have been only hy the
most unqualified expression OF opinion that
lh' leaders 1i the cabinet gained the unwilling
compliance of the only siderable dissent
emit. There can be no doubt ihat-what Was
all along TO b. apprchenled-ths repr srnta-
tiycg general OF the Lords have since felt with
returning anxiety the weight OF numerous
l
cpnliisd To his care. TIL, head OF an ar.stol.
ncy demands, IL may easily b. Imagined, a
! ittle mora time 20 act ii not 10 resolve lis
not. however. always possible 10 adjust the
interest OF Cabinet, much less those of i
nation, 10 the convenience, the dignity, or the
lumor of san Individual.
An ob,un1cy which is assumed with less
serious intention. may b. maintained day
TOO long TO the ruin both OF colleague .ul
cause. Meantime whltever miy happen,
whoever may be IN next month, very few
h1ur, can pass without proving 10 the nation
,hc substantial truth ol oar first momcntuus
announccmcui-yiz that the leaders of the
cabinet were resolved upon prop sing total
repeal OF ihc corn laws. They were resolved
10 the utmost of lhsir power. They were re-
solved 10 do his, or nothinG-io repeal the
CogC-laws or be no ministers. Ii the Duke
SECS peril Ia that measure. or feel, reluctance
to undertake it, lac vii. have 10 realise the
dangers and diSagrccablCs on thc other silS OF
.l- ,7ryttvvist ytisFUfDtfpH of thc conservative
ministry, and the intcrpostion of rival, and
IN SOM respectsa more suitable agency lie
viii be- assured that his own punculios, 90 far
from impeding the IN assure may perhaps only
render Il The FIRST of a series still less 10 his
tas', and convenience Whatever amount
at di.trust be- may feel iu his present az not
by tins time bis latc) colleagues, he will b.
only too sur, of ihe statesmen aud the policy
hc viii help 90 iu1uguntg IN their stead. II he
has not tIe heart 90 solicit the Lorls ia behalf
OF lbs friends, he viii, nevertheless not cs-
cape the sull more arluous task OF conducting
/ has little ars'o"pucal troop against the clos.
and ulcd ph1liuN oi an uuauimou, pcoplr
headed b. inyeteroie foes.
( Most gritiNiug Is DO, assurance which we
arc able 90 oher To- our friends that notwilh.
standing those difficulties which render ,hs
dissolution oi ;hg cabinet untvpi liable. thcr,
3. not lh. slightest danger OF any schism IN
th' great cons rvau,e parry. or OF any dcsar-
iipu from it. tn who.cot ths cabinet ratir,
without "a shade OBJ personal hostility anon.
members, or any difference OF sentiment lpan
lHt proper policy, except upol tne one ques-
'ton OF repeal, or rather modification. oi tha
,nm iews Upon this question. too. DE
dilrref, .' j. much less than .Is been supposed
IN is. we ~ ie,cS true that Sir Robert Pee
hi, even insisted upon considerable
relaxation OF thc laws ln question, 10 BE- ac-
compauicd however by "a con, ,reusntion "a
the agricultural Inter's's-laUl own, rs. iarm
CTS, and farm labprer.-uot unly adra,at"
but ample What his compensation i. we
are not able % guess; the events however.
have proved thlt % was not considered suih-
Gent Dt lne whole cabinet, and We must dt
present agree with the di-sauUeuis Never.
'hclts-. 10 is certain that Sir Bpber; Peelwiil
support ~ measure oi repeal upon ans other
terms than those of Whit he considers an ade.
qu1te compensation 90 the aRiiculuri.t. ,r
thai unless tuG new ministers pr1pos a snc'
on adequate compensation, they will find
themselves opposed BIS the conservative ma
louty OF more Than one hundred, u1dimin
I,hcl By q singh. unit anil enforced us
doubt by many honest waigs Iks 81 Cav
ley Even ID they have recourse to d disso
lotion. they are more likely 600 loose than q,
gan, bat tbry must gain more ibiu hny .et
io rrpi1c" themselves Duo their glorious major
I.y oi one, and 20 g.. perfectly impossible ina
ih.y can gain moro than tha bali al hly 4
eun Of NOR than ono hundred vote, will b.
necessary 90 rsiSr them to DO, position from
which Nf Robert Peel. government retire,
so much inr conservative prospects.
From Lirsrpooi Mil Dc. 1871
The nation by Ca resignation of minister.
isiua much more serious diiemml iIr,u man,
persons seem to think S.f Robert Peel +