Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04
Prince Alsert's Meddllns-Prsposed Parliamentary In
QuIrles
From the London Daily Ner.1

lrfom tue LONDON Daily News
Mr. Roebuck t is currently stated WILL as soon as Par.
lament meets call upon Ministers for q categorical e1.
PLANTATION OF the unpleasant rumors so widely dI,ed and
generally credited respecting the undue interference OF
the Prince Consort in the administrative Government Of
this country Should Mr. Roebucks health admit of His
carrying any such resolution into effect he will thereby
do brave and loyal service to tho Crown month or
two ago, there was not in the country more popular
character than Prince Albert all men were loud in their
spontaneous praises Of him. How stands the matter
since suspicious have gone abroad that the prudent ,h
stention from medding with politics which Character
ed ais earlier career has ceased be the rule of his
CONDUCT! The more vehement dccaim against him tho
more cautious shake their heads regret that such pnn,s
rumors have gone abroad; hint at the dangerous
quences that may ensuc should the rumors be weound
ed but no nan undertakes his defence Z.alous Nina
enthusiastically minded men, in whose estimation N
speak evil OF dgnitaes Is than any Of the seven
deadly sns-when questioned profess regret that his
hoyaI shness Qor want Of due reflection, they hopc)
may have been mprudeny in the habit of attending TO
matters not properly within his province More 6iuot
speakers, beyond the Ministerial circles are broader in
the'T impntatons The friends Of Lord Palmerston dur
ing his brief secession from Office availed themselves of
these things to hint that both his recent and former res
nation had been forced upon him the meddne of The
Prince Censor What position for the husband Of the
Queen to place himself in. Exposing himself to be
made the obnoxious parsonage reck faction NIGH,
seek popularity by systematically assingl As vet tho
dlSirnstu and irritable and unpleasant feeling excited
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ed into its vortex OF higher place. ard far darer IN
the nauon-but who. that know the wayward and mead
long career OF popular excitement will take upon him
TO say how Ling this may be the case unles, promnt
measures are taken TO still the rising storm, Az a.,
Sheffield meeting. the Turco Russian question. no
small tact aid dextery required 10 prevent an AL
fusion to this painful topic being embodied in the
address TO her Majesty 1t il an ugly story. and IN
attempt now to hush 1t up, or give il the sin In
the approved fashion Of Ministers (of all parties and
Parliaments will only make matters worse Judging nv
all the prccedents before Is extremely probable thai
when Mr. Roebuck. has made his motion or pu, his
ton, tue leader Of House Of Commons will rise in duIrct
toues express his unspeakabe regret that such delicate
subject should have been touched upon e1patae upon the
Importance Of cordial confidence between the Soyeregn
and the people, pledge his word Of honor that the conduct
Of the iustrous person alluded has always been marx
ed with profound respect for the Constitution and
cude by hoping that the House will see the propriety of
allowing the discussion to Drop Then all the ciaoucur,
behind and in the immediate vicinity of the Treasury
bench will applaud with their whole strength of hands
feet and lungs; the moderate Tories always IN
risk breach With the Court will nod acouescencc. Tho
more rocous oil that grim party preserve grim silence
Inc lew sturdy indictments may as usual feel cowed NV
The concurrence of the great majority of the House and
may shrink from supporting Mr. Roebuck In this wsy
me House OF Commons indeed may be quoted but will
DO conVinced' AID will this sep stop tho tongues or re
move the doubts and fears Of the people Out of door,S
"Alasl LeyathAn Ia not so tanned -