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    Jl He Marquis <Of Laxsdownk Rose To Move...

    might b 6 _awell _$ o _' _$ ee change x > fF _' ( on _affidavit of the party that he conscientiously ; bbjecfed _tovii r _£ _® _rigaifioA of that doctrine , ) be allowed to omit them ** It might be for the 6 eiic _^ r _dr the Church , itself to-open its doors , and the strength of Dissent riiight be weakened by such a conciliation . The Chiu _? ch would be : benefited and the cause of morality the ; law . did not . 01 advanced if _rdief _coulcfcno * be ; _gt _^ eti _ty the CftmVclf _^^ _lfli _^ Ut > aft _^ _For-iastance _; words _aWfifdittgto tK _^ _doctlifle _df : _& ie _Trt occur ta _irim to be btwe _6 tidhtibl _6 i _* at the _» MiAister % _littttld ;

    The Marquis of a discussion . He c _« state , that the view tion , and he could insuperable object * (( insuperable objections existed to such a plan , that . they wishing , to infect such objections ) did , in compliance with them , attempt a new mode of _tfelief . From no expression of his , he trusted , could it be supposed that he wished Lansbowne was extremely glad to liave brought on stich owed it in justice to the p * sons who prepared this * Bill to f _suggested by Lord Liverpool had not escaped _theirattehi say , that it was only because , it was understbcftl . that ions existed to such a plan , that / they wishing , to Weet

    to hurry this Bill through the House . He could ; not bring ii * such an _rniportant measure without being aware . that serious amendments would be suggested , and it was for that reason that ( while the general Bill was _pfehdiiig ) he brought it in to receive the earliest arid fullest cofasideratiori _* ; He had , therefore , not been disappointed by the wish of the Lord Chancellor , that it

    should not pass this session ; but he had been disappointed that noble Lords _^ admitting the principle , ( which all must admit , seeing that the present system was one which violated conscience , ) should refuse their consent to going into a Committee , to see if the admitted evil could be remedied , and to settle the most mature and judicious plan for meeting the acknowledged defect .

    He did trust _that the Right Reverend Archbishop { who had himself put the persons seeking relief into this course , to meet his views and scruples ) would not oppose this motion—an opposition which could only be justified by _the opinion , that though a great evil existed , there was no cure for it . Though the Right Reverend Prelate objected on principle to that part of the Bill

    which applies to religious scruples as affecting discipline , that very , <* bjection could be removed by omitting only two words in the preamble . He wished to commit no one to the Bill as it stood , nor to the passing- of any Bill this session , but to an admission that the evil existed , and to an inquiry how it could be cured . Though he had heard objections to . the Bill , he had heard

    no argument to shew that it was good , either for the State , the ( 3 hurch , or the People , to compel conformity at a moment when policy , religion , and morality , called for the utmost sincerity , and counselled their Lordships , wheri wishing to impose a binding- religious sanction ; to seek one which _wak consistent with the feelings and opinions of _JthG _pttrtiefe _whottiit _0 ras meant to _aueot . ..... .. _, ; , _' . ' _. _- ; . : _.

    The _ArqhAushop no objt 5 _^ ipn : to tha t pat _^ t of the Bill _\ vh ich confined _ietief U _>(^ e _^ i _^ _Hbrupm ' . . ¦ .. •; .. - - .. ? .- ¦ . / l . ...... _? -. - ' _pf Canterbury rose , to say ; in _explanation , that fee m & tfe

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 12, 1823, page 20, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/smrp_12061823/page/20/