The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03
E-nIniseenea ora King.

RemIafSeenees Of = King.
The correspondence Of George Third
with Lord North, from 100 70 I7sS, jus
Published in England by permission o
the Qneen,is valuabls As eontrfbu
tonic The historYof o1r RevofutiOnaE1
sWar, aud interesting - = picturs Of I
stupid king. The LondOu 1FFes say
the letters Comprise the entire time
when the power OF the king was Al tbs
highest, but as compositions they are
I sorry stun, the style pitiabls ana he
spellingdetsstable."
King George, it sPpeaEs, vas IN me me
habit olEDpbbinE members q FaIlla'
men; who voted 14ith The opposition,
6or he ,rro,e 10 Lord North thus;
"Idoexpes every nerVR 70 restrained
In carr tbs bill through both houses
ria = becoming frmnesz; have q
Eight 70 expect a hearty support from
sTery one in my service, and shall re-
member defaUltsEE. II I
good eouutenanes II kept, doubt no;
bat you viii md your divisioEs in
crease ] Wish list could be prepared
Of those that went away and OF Hose
that deserted to the minority; TAI
ieOUld be GTlde tOT Bly conduct N ~
dHGtCiNI roam tO-n50TTotg.
am curious 70 know bow people voted
I on this occasion, therefore wish to see
/ you AZ nine, thai ! may have an e1pla-
Z nation Of what passed; should there be
; dekaUItsrs it viii be highly necessary
/ 70 EunIsh them"
On another occasion he wrote
II solemnIy declare nothing shall
bring me personally to treat with Lord
I Chatham
1 An opinion formed on an experience
Of a reign Of now seventeen years,
/ makes me resolved 70 run any personal
[ risk rather than submit 10 oppression"
The newspapers ye1ed him:
81 have much considered the ana ir
/ ofLhs printers that Is now coming be-
/ fore the House. II IA highly Necessary
that this strange and 1aBless method Of
publishing debates in the papers should
be put stop 10; bat Is not the House
Of Lords, as court of record, the best
court to bring such mtscreants beSore:"
Tie Kings English was very bad. In
lT44, writing to Lord North about the
American var, he declared that '-Gen-
eral Cages language was very eonso-
sanf 20 his character OF an honest, de-
tsrmiued man = and he regarded
speech Gin the Court Of Kings Bench
90 Wednesday last reason for 10 go
IS far as possible TO e1pel him.
he following. depree4ting dietatiUu
TO France until America should have
beooDe settled, Is quoted by the Tzslss
a curiors instance Of the irony Of
Ats-
sIUa may think me pr0lix, but It IS
from Eos desiring that iks hssi Of \ bay
-nsy throw mess much Of mY guard AZ
70 dE4N this c0antTy into another adj
tz0a q 5iEy millions 20 the nationAl
tetE= We .nusi zst Lhs colonies Into os-
6=s bzzy-s ne eoEAks with cur neigh
bon.S
lis remaEkHbis, however, that even
before FFEDes md Spain hsd commit
I'd thenseITa TO The contest, tie King
eonts1plats1 an uafonunzbs iss1e,
tbo3E5 his obstiHaey forbade him 20
think q s-indspendenee-;
a f-iAa may any hour cause var 20
k-zak o1t, and tb0agh the French min
is-sZs Win 70 sTosd il, yst theF viii not
ssATe od tbs5k dealings With reuels, by
=hSca Ihzy sTEIy Gay nay bs dr4En
DotbinZ sao1 Of iDcspeDdency viii Be
so7sPss5. Do not think there iE man
ether bod eponEn or mad enough 70
presume % treat for the mother c0ur-
ny On such bEszA- Perhaps the time
azy eous EAea z NH Le i-Iss 10 G5aH-
doz III S1.ti AHeyie1 JEt Ci1HcGEG, TSU1
SS2sE4 GB6 EAs FJ055dGs- bat then the gen
sraLiry Of The nation mist Sc il tirSt in
that Hgnt.7
Inc East India Regulation act OF
Lard North wss oonPiimsnisd by the
King, II his siipzbod way, as the hrst
pzcfees attempt Of redEeszing the
dreadful evils that The rzpscity Of in
haye oeeasionsd.n or Lord
Chatham be wrote in this fashion:
when deerepitude Or death puts an
ED 70 bin as a trumpet Of sedftion,
shall make no difficulty in Masking mp
tbs pension Of E5.Ogo' (Eor his family
The TrBass remsTks that these Letters
suggest a contrast between the msuner
in which the dnfies Of royalty wersp per-
formed by George Ill, and by her pres
ent Majesty. Tbs times, NO doubt,
have very much changed; and no soy-
sreign Of England would probably VEN
ture, Ike George Ill, to interfere d.
nectly with the legislature AID the
whole eourse Of government.