New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
Pnrlinment-Icmi-h Di.abIIItIe. Bill.

IN the House Of Lords on the 20 MI the Eal Of Car
se, IN moving the second reading OF TINS bl sposr ons
AID eloqerfy IN advocacy Of the justice and * pedencs
~ the which he said not, Ike that OF asi
ession simply confined 70 the admission Of Jews 90 Par
ameut. but TO amend and Simplify me oahs sAen
IN members Of other religious per-UAsous The Jews.
,hd though admitted ~ munlc pal privileges we're me
only religious community cebarred u pOAucsl rslis
The Noble Lord then coinbaied, detail The VARIOUS OBJ
iecOns against the measure, and, IN son. called
pOn ier LOrdshps 90 act 40 The spnt OF IhIs AZ ~ hy
dong unto others - itey "oud maj DINERS hoA 40 luo
thcn removing the last remnant OF Intolerance from Tie
sisiue boob by admitting IorgopIrrsssa race 10 lue
ign and substance of equality s denied heu, snd rem
ienng just Of PREPARATION Tor al the wrongs
Te Pan of CLINTON objected 70 the bill, chiefly
Igious grounds TIE Jews suffered no persecution IN
m country but the solemn duty Of their Lorl ships was
ID, 10 hermit those who dd not believe In Christ 70 leg
i.aie Tor Christian Church and nation He moved that
the BAL be read secOD' time ihhl day three moitns .
The Duke Of Cleveland though sier ne OueAers 10
ravi4n aud every class OF Dseners had been admitted To-
,eais ~ Pasmelt u would be great hardship aud H.
Justice TO exclude Jews being British born subjects OF ner
81 iesfv. lie supported The bill
1lr ArcImsbop of Canierburv believed that the effect
~ t be- 10 lower the character and Obkaion
- Members OF Parliament by making matter OF lnuli
ference whether they belonged 10 the CHRISTIAN conmun-
TIE Archbishop Of Dublin supported he biil as neither
Inconsistent with the prrcpes nor repugnAnt 10 thr
semGs, OF Christianity that there was 10 usihca0n Tor
ne c0niendIng exclusion Of tie Jews and mat tnef
oruslns uust either retrsc- Their steps, and exclude
10, m Office al Who did not belong 10 Tie Essbhsheo
Church they musi IN Consistency, consent 10 ihe sOfO-
-Haor o. his last lcrtnctOn.
Republic al had esal ght 10 adm scion TO m,
flee. OF the Stale, but our Monarchy "a Which ihr
he true profession Of the Gospel and more particularly
he Protestant reformed religion established ~ The King
l0m Parliament the great council or the nation. ih
council Of The Crown, and swon 20 Do the protector
me religion, therefore every one admitted To D.
crown ~ the discharge OF its ouues 'oud Jew De =
faithful counsellor OF The Crown IN mauisng 10 the Ut
most ihe true profession Of the Gospe tn, cor.d MOI
ne admitted for an instant lie had no wish 10 quote scrip
fe heat Of debate but he e.f scrupe r ie n-
noble lords that Parliament vas bound, a. every ndlVd
lal wGs bound. to remember mat "ha.eFef We CO.
whether IN word IN deed" we are 10 Do al " II the
name Of the Lor' Jesus "
The Ear Shrewsbury considered this more political
than rel gious Tie could IN u nothing bu
necessary carrying out II the gfea, principe Of CIV
md religious liberty, now 80 intimately interviewer VIII
The Earl OF Wnchelsea denounced the bill Of az
ufd.l and uuc rssn character calculated 10 draw dow
the Judi menis Of Almighty God upon acOunry which Ike
other Protestant countries, Holland and sweden, hac
iood secure amid the wreck and chaos Of The civilized
world solely because IN the ridst Of .heir many nr they
lsd held fast the faith which God had blessed, and put
their hope and confidence IN him
The Duke Of Argyle tad heard with great regret ard
some Asionshmeni The noble Ear Nlncne4sea suEmaise
as he had done, measure supported by very sg- por
ion Of that House. and just advocated by father OF he
Tie Ear Of Desar recognized the Jews as fellow
"a zens and fellow subjects, but could not Ackno"leds
item fellow legislators, and, therefore, opposed he
The Bishop Of oxford protested The lindes feeling
toward the Jews Individually, but would not admit then
INTO Parliament for by doing they would DESTROY ne
iOuudaton Of the greatness Of that Christian Eng and
which had hitherto afforded them GIL asylum.
Lord Brou CHAM rldculed the alarms of lie Right Rev
Prelate the giant Of all cAImeras Having
accorded 10 members Of the Hebrew persuasion udcla
functions Official station and The elective franchise, VIII
power aud spend money Al elections, 10 was a.
urd attempting TO draw an impossible Inc between hose
-onccss uus and their admission 10 seats u the Lcsis
ure They had admitted the Roman Catholics he said
because they did dare 10 exclude he but because
10 was \ wise honorable and sound policy io admit them
But n they excluded the Jews only because they
Jared 10 exclude them easily. then be would say nat he
Lord.hips would be casting backward LOOK upon ihe
past conduct which would DO the Jews less harm than
would DO their Lordships discredt
The Ear OF Carlisle, 10 reply said with reference u
The Romau Catholic GA that lie presumed WAS not Tie
wish OF the House OF Commons 10 disturb The setLeiuen
" Sg bat be would take with pleasure, any opportunity
Of placing the Roman Catholics level With their Pro
esart brethren. this vel a. In every Other respect
The House then divided. and The numbers were Con
tent, ~. content, IS only against iae second
reading, IS The Jill 10, consequently, lost