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j'lfcR * ^ m ^ ^ Mm m ^ im ^ rT ^ . Ns }* ww ? wwfthmi " p a gMB-i « 3 ^; 1 ^ fi ^ T .. 5 flftW r * W # lf ' W ^ < - ^ l ^ " WPR ^ tfo / foxy l ^ ty ^ l ^ s ^ l ^ , l ^ pkpn , and burst . , As \ j # yk . J ^ er ^ g ^ ud ^ m ^ n ^ There is a sort , of poetical justice . in tt ^ e res ^ pr ^ t ^ oi ^ ( witJxsUgKt exceptions and some change of office ) of the vejrym ^ p who were so unceremoniously dismissed . It tends more to show the nothingness to which the faction is reduced , than would the
formation of a government with more of novelty in its construction . X-be whole affair is thereby rendered more obviously like the yain visijW thaj , it was . ., WfeUe , however , this is well as regards the Tories , it may bq quesr t ^ o ^ ed whether it be equal ly well as regards the Whigs . There wpi ^ l hflve ^ eeii sQme propriety in the introduction of two or three n ^ me , s vvhjeh , WjOuld have served as pledges to the country that the ; fl ^ o £ e vigorous , reform policy , rendered necessary by recent experience
woujd c ^ rt ^ iuiy be pursued . We will not assume that ttjere i ^ p ^^ an be ^^^ y indecision . We cannot suppose such infirmity of pMg $$£ such blindness to all that has occurred . We hope for much fr ^ m , xbie pr ^ e ^ nt'G ^ pyernment , for as much as can be done ty any ^ Qowernroe < t * t ia , tl ^ present ; circumstances of the country . . We ; -reJQic ^ to s . ee Si ^ Henry Parnell ' s name amongst them . But we . mu&t . ^ ppiess that we think there would , have been wisdom in . a frojd ^ r g ^ jne , and in at once winning Ireland by offeringO ' Connejt some
. ofllce fit fcir ^ his acceptance . It would have been a gre $ . t ac , tf of polipy and of justice . The fact has long been demonstrate ^ tnat only through him can Ireland be governed , and why should oot t he * government be carried on through him in an avowefl ^ Jeg &imutpO / and manly way ? It is nonsense to talk about Uifl&pulties , £ qv , if court difficulties are still to be final and fatal , the AlelbouKBe iA ^ f uinistration may immediately begin to dig for itsejf an ^ tr ^ er
gxftYfi ,, from which it will never have another resurrection , { , ,, ; i yVf ^ , presume care has been taken about the Peers , ai ^ il ^ i tbc projflier hplds carte blanche . Without this , he cannpt sjtjr > asjep . AihV now we bid him God speed for the trial which wa ^ before r . tfftjsqd .,. He has only to hold an honest straightforward course , ami ; he will have all the reformers of Great Britain at fyis fya ^ k . of and
Tb / ft -dny ^ concession conciliation are gone by . There . jp ^ ust ba no dpiUiancQ with the enemy . The constitution of t , he mi ^ s ^ ry is SQmc ^ what too ai'istocratic ; t hat of its measures must . be ^ tjr | e ^ y « uch hs the , cpuntry desires . Its doom will else be soon sf aje ^ Lord John Kussell \\ Address . —There is an in corrigible , tendency to uhiggish absurdity in I ^ ord John , wliieh cain > p ^ fai l , before long , to smash him as a politician . Who else eq \ 44 \\ nSe of hii to
thought , und ^ r thg circumstances uppeal his constituents , of u tie ; lrualiou against further organic rclorn ^ s ? r Jf ^ e ^ e ^ ipr . osity of the KadicaJLs ) xas happil y averted t : be mi ^ cl ^ f of ^ t h f ^ yer ^/ jll tin ^ ed mfinifestati ^ n ^ the , fo ) fy of , wUic ^ - cpa Qfl i y ^^ ce ^ j ^ ^ y that of the famous Wellington ueclaration against reiorm QJfcQ-
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1835, page 349, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2645/page/57/
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