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T-HUR S DA Y, A PR I tv;23, 1801,
fVpr V.NoJ 224.
, ADDRESS
In aufw'er to the
G'S S P EE
x K I N G'S S P E E C H.
The Addrefa to An' wer to the King'i Speech (which
iialway. iu'rch having been moved by Sir'W,
' W. Wyni , f r. Gr.ey ptopofed an am-ndment,
wfrcrj he prefaced by the following eloquent ob
frvi.i nt '-'
IMUST'rcinfefi,'' Sir, that my feeling are ftrong
on the iirei'ent occifion ; but they are not thbfe
of defnonde. ncy, Unt father they are fuck, ipprehe
on a '.he p;cfert. Uate of the nation rnaypatur.illy
xcMe i the molt confident, - 8uch cor.fideite 'has
. nst been increafe.l in me, by the tenor ol, hi Ma
?p; i.r whir W I perceive n hope rttld-u.it
I a charge in that policy wlich hat brought upon
'""I""' 'he mflft unexampled, celamitiei j and
lull le!s caq I hW for peace, when we are called
to truft t the time declaration of within for
pcic-, which' from year, toSear have difaopSinled
i .uJJOI"' o,wfd' the c.:Iam!!iei of war. I
agree ?ir, that it ii. bettor not to enter r prcfent up.
on fuljeftt t immediately before th: houfe. Cod
know,' thire ii enough immediately within our.
eonrcron'atnn. But I wiul be? th.it no improper
litfri)'M mill U m A,mt I,a. . 1 r I )
,...... " vii.-.i 1J.U111 my iiicntc, 11,
thnnh I o; pfed the union when it became a fub
je& of Par.ian.eiitary difcuffion, I now cwfeffed my
former crror. J do not A ilh now to enter into a
dep fe a to the policy which induced .that meafure,
btit (hit I n.uil fay, that notwiibitaodirig all I have
heard and ften 01 the fubjeft, it continue to be my
firm an 1 confer nttoua opinion, -that the molt likely
union to-be'iKr.T.jne.it U ad uni .n bf heart -od af-
ftft:on, formed "on the bafu of the adjuftmeotof
178a- I have neer been able to trace the evil t.
ted aa the caufe of the neoeffity of thia union, to the
decljiatinn of Irifh IndrpCirde.Ke; but J tr .ee then
to that fyftcm, which frorri- trie moment that the
Irifh I idependcr.ee wai derlarei, made the (ubver-
1 1on of.!hi irtdepe)drnce the object of all it mea.
fwirei. " The goorf elFcft of the meafure of union ii
argued from the quirt of the peep of Irrla.id ; but
let m- pfk, it. tint -hr quiet of ..fFeitioii I Or have'
we fhewo any difo'.fition to repeal any of thefe law
iu wlmi. m,.u, 10 ine ou k 01 tne people of Ire'and.
If, invi.tue cf the union, any oKhofs fevere law
vers 10 be icpealed, the fyltem of imperiou policy
to Le it'ixcd, and the blefling of lljeB iti(h confti
tution to be e xiendcd to people of Ireland, then
indeed w: n.ht a-gue from .he good eflVft of this
Wtaluie But litind Wa quiet even vear before
the un.ou m. accedfd to. Shall it then' be argued
on a me .furc To rtccnt, and whilft more remaina yet
"'e-''-?',Sl '' "!' P'oofof the fi
f.ttiou ofilie pcupleof Ireland f I im, howe.er,
incl.iie l to look forward rather than backwarl, and
I mutt fay, tha I heatiily wifh my opinion to be
aniilikcn, and jlut all the good efteS! miy refult
from tin, union which are argued from it. One
,( of whit h.1 am peHuaded, ii, that the belt
moe calr ilatcd. to produve' thofe effeai,' ii by a
dopim,; ! yli. m of iibetal policy, which may tend
loltdtC!ij!t.i. a of people in Irela d, and may
impati t - "Lei. the bentfi j of th; aiiiifh conflitu.
lion. The honr.aru le -mover bioied fomethjng 'of a
JubiouMM dencv,' whence talked of fecuring the
'.ibcr. iei.nl ! aod, by maiiuiining the proieftant
lcer.dncy. On thi point l ean onlyexpiefa mv
Vope. th t the extending to Irifh Catholic t!.e pri
i e-r of other Itifh lurjecli, will be oncoi the fi.lt
Bira utci ol the L'niird P.rjinr.fi t.
If.e o. Kt .opic adverted to, is the melancholy fi.
' tuat i.m in whi h ll.it country U now placed, with
lefoeft io the war h wh.cli we are engaged, and
whihimow e. ;ri;r. into a eonteO wi h almolt
tvciy ower in-rau.pe. nd he e I tl ink. it ianoi
' Lt to lacehrco. tuftor the court of Sweden and
itnmr n level with (hit ol ibe covit r-l Ruflia
alTumed by the Britifh nation, never had beejt dtfuu- , exercifed toward them. ' L ? 5 ue Til T h. t l " h" 'h,t ''Hwri! be gracinufly
ted tiil the;end of the American war but I fifid it convention h, dually befn Ganti bv thVvorHr tX 'rfe:, i nvent an improcerit
poweV.f .nib, tjie only alternative' i.. cither to.toTaJ-?m0t ProU
abandon ortffert nn..;K, u... r ... -V..V-' aua.
!ne"'toroM'e convention i-We are told that it a propo
VIIb" "?Hn U1C Brouna . tne convention
01 -rj : OK-i never heard that
queltomd in the latter end of the laft centur v, a well
aa in the year 170, hy the then King of Pniflia, and
affo byiha Dutch iin'i6a : and toward thec'ofeof
Whe American war, the contrary principle to that'pn.
wuitn, wc rcjtej, wa maintained in a convention
that wa then fiened and afterward known bv the
name ol the Armed Neutrality. The more that ttiil
tlcmen examine this q jeflion, the more they" will fee,
mar 10 tar trom the right atT rt-d leing a clear an t
cVrtain'sHiftcipIc, iti neto he fuwporl " of which
'hey ought not iin mediately to pler thcmfclvrt:
The firlt enquiry vaa, WJ etherUour xjaiui wa loun.
dtduyn immediate Ijtriee' ? Fr my part, I. an
cftuvi.n. ed that thcie can'be no true poii :y iocompa.
tfbte with juftice: It ta a regard to thi which make
all thej difference betwe n a-found, enlightened
futeluiao anj a tricking politician. But I fay, that
whatever (he advantagea of our fyftcm nny be, they
caunot be - put in "comoetition 'with t f.i-Wr-itnl
vindication of the claim, acdompanied with hoftility
toward other na iom ; and'ho wever rr.uch I parti.
r..ti will . .1 . . V
-.v,, uij yuuiiirynicn mine expioill 01 our
pwy J fhpuld e forry to think that Our maritime
i alt'Clld JMCv rnnll A.nA .... ,U' ' r.i
7 . .n.uU vuu mtij llllll -irtCO' 11. !
ent.with the right of other : and - if we could on
ly maintain it by fuch M.eifuies a mint make thi
con try appear odi u to every other power in Eu.
rope. But. if I do not fuccced in deprecating a de
termination upon thi point by in im nediate
addrel of thank to his Mije ly, it is but juftice to
wi, inivw iiL.tcBi to piove. - that. even ou
!f Urn A- I - I-
rectedto LM North, that he did not gj to war with
thc"r.e power in cor-fequence of thi convention ;
PITT4 The Ifon. Gentleman ha advanced
Hition. which rait 9 lnt nr-fV.,.. .L- c
aence ne teem ta feel in. the argument urd by
him thta night t Imean tbe),ropofition in which hi
llitta, upon the authority of a dTttinguifhed member
yet. Lord KirthVeondncT in ihi.r " 1 ,"u l-??.?" Wo"ty fpe.ka the fenfe of
played .n the progrefi of a' jnoft. arduoui ccmclt in
w ,),ve not lucceeded to our rifhc for
ine nap
country
i, . u.wc nor lucceeaed to.
r
.pp.. eii ana tatety ol other, have pkced thia
In my opnion the Empnor ol "RuOia ha been em!,
ty ol an ttt of g tr-t it jultice.'.and aiolcnca
lhre unity, mt f detent on ol Urittfh (hips and
ful.jcclii aiondurl iwdirecl violit on ol ending
lieat.Mj. nterr.jUiiing ample icpatttion aod (a.
tialictton.And ftt -1 carmot giee with the ko.
nouuble mjver, that hi M.j fly', min.fterv are free
from all blame. The rorduct which l.ai produced
l. lente.rray We cfi.foab e. I have fcen, J.r, a
niiuiltihi b the muit ol KuiTu, containing an a le
Kt .ihat hi. tMijtflv' miniflcn luvc broken a pre.
e.le ri,ui tiwn t Malta fhould he furrtuderrd to
Ruiria.v But d.lpufed a I am to acquit miniQeii,
)ct I ihuik the fubjeft i defr rviog coquiitt and
railtculaily wheher the Aipulation tav a 1 or wftti .a
tf ai'ciproca nature anj 1 nun fay, that if they
rearp-i7rdof the pe fot.alcharafler of the Em-
ptror n Kbiiu, ton the impertat'Ce of an, alliance
with whom muth wa formerlv im',A rk...u
airohaveUcmk pr.de. ceJ avoiding a dilute with
him, by toKCfdmg to thi power port in (he Medi.
unanrant lor luuh I coufrdei would have been our
trurpo Kv Oui rHon to p,efrie the balance of
pvwer in turope, have ended, Sir, in Mil deOroe.
t.onolthlkal..jte..Hi, M,jfny', mimtten ought
l have confidrred how ihey rould have lound out
rtitlhrr r Aw.r in k.. k -L . . . .
- r--" iMw4r, inioinc icaie, in OU
i oni.n u.e canrcc. sh a poer would have
fcteu Ri (Ira, hich, bv getting 1 Lot ng in the Me.'
urwai.cn, py tne ctiiign ol Malta, ouU have
wn'itaince 01 rra.ee. At all evemi
however, hJ.e mi. lUaia bad hrrAtn ik.
lion w.th Kudu, 01 whether thry hid fniQkn the
il d to r.ti Uftron. But iy fi,mcn i
viii.gtJ.e uhet po.eri, nt not Gmiir to ti of
uh reg.tdu RwftJa, Nothirg m conleqatne e of
....i.r.rnHaiH M'ttr power, CUlhl 10 hlt
Me., d art jo lake rae.fure. Deum.rk and
lrdrn, whien we n..Mi;d not have Uken indewn.
rmycl ihed lleHMte with Jtuflia. I (hill ntt
rfid.r ori,0ii wiihulpea lo ihtmiritime
ghi of natinn ou,4 iy U,( He b Bfp a
t. U alivmi. t a a I.U, tf.t He conducl ol if. two
until e. pn,.,. ht been fh a diitil .,fllan. a
ojithly inuu.Mti, in an open war ajl.nll aem.
I ..fci,,rtWe abe to find M' wf le,.n?.
...e ,.1 pi pat,. , 0f j,, lfc, iuinm t i m
tut W Wp, aaM, ij J,k, tj,;, a.mti t.i
. ..nee we nan aecaMed to this demand in the cafe
.... (.ra,ri(.n)e power, wa if a fuffideni'caufe
ofwarto objea to the fame" dom, advised bv o.
ther do wen ? - I
made' bet. thi. oZrv".V Z ZL "7.SSVwhic!' fplendid cxim
oewedforer'treatie,. .;i;; r' T" I ?7 ZJ"". n.on.r we.e tbeexrlufive merit
ing of IIrtic !K the r roVlVice of Zl Y' ' v u, '."' 01 "'. ". anJ the honl Member
cnemie, m,;e.'iiih: r!d infer, . that ajl thoie
n.y be' fd. that .thi. r' . i.5 ne dlIe" oppofition toihe f;
... : ---;-v..wv a uuuK ipncn nv
a
we
Denmark and Sweden with Ruffia. wi.v ,k.
have aoolhnr diipute, fhow the hoflitity of the mca
... ... mcreiign.tuie ol a convent ion by two
cowl m miiii ,U;.J ...:.u ...1 ..
' . . ' " wnou we are at v.ar, doe
Hill aTIUia:..A I r .
" " ,r f J1" grouna qi at ack. It may be alfo
cairn, i Fr"-rrw we are not- nov-Ttrrhrsr ftatr-orwVT
e-Aijie riran war. t
vaiuao e u is, may be over-ruVd. fmr th K!nJ t neu a we utm .. -r.i.
' . " f"w cuueni muit btfipcne to ! favat inperionty-: It at .nri'n'--d.yd 1
matntam u. I peifeftlcein-fentimcnt with one I weare.uot ,?,ae, ,0 din th fl rW
whoaa refo cfa .le mf.mK., r.t u...r. .1... I France A Xi -.ui.. -1 i- K 1 1 " r of
- . . . , ( j, .-v. , .MI4h .If 111,.'
.ie not
we could never K'a i.i'wir f,. .. ...... .c.lk.i ' in the intraJ d.u r .1, . . , .
IT 0 l''r anytime) inCul:te ceryjoin.
luc.rance. anJ In imi.i ....... (..n. . .
0 tliel Lrrnimi. r .L: .1. l: , .
rtghl ; elTcniul to ti.e welfare of thi. country. " V fliierf aTCTy im: o;itic Fa.t,a,,d areinvolvine
y. Sir, wr ; ought . to make a lober efli-nimate of l,'e coutft.y in gre,t dger. tt!1 ' h
n, : : u ..v.8.? u:v 6 r Piy? lM . .t-t;::!"!' ':,a. nr .don.
ng'it, anymore than for a profitable wr ne His nce aa f
Mjjelif's min.fter ought t? fbew wherein tOflfiUtd ! c'pIe'o.;
the utihtyofthii right. They fhould prove that ii, in "1.fl f "
Europe. There it ..no.her tonfideration ; I meao,
exming circumrttnee may be fuch a ta
render i rieht acknowledged u he Turk AAint nf
jullice ar.d gen Ya' utiiiiy, and yeterrnt way Occur
.,.uui.e a paniat inlriugement uf it, and lht the
danger of inlifting up9n. it, may be greater than em
the derehftionof it. If we could attain fom
dilcuf&M of tbueWm mhe prtfrut moment,' every
kind of rol,cy ought to have induced o, f0 to do.
The injury f,0m a:lowing the claim cf our anemiea,
would be that of the carriage of naval florc, &c, into
the po.t.of rnncet but I fay, that under the pre
fenc.rcumft.nre of the . ,l,e d.ntjer ,nfing
from our not afTe-tiug the right of feirchi.g. w.....d
not be h gre., . that 01 infilling upon it j lor, Sir
whenlconfiderihe p.efent rxhauBed Oaie of the
French marine, I thifk. Ou could not avail he. fell
t.-e connivance to any gteit extent. Even in the
convent.unol ,v8o, in the declar,tio; l the Em
pre of Ruin, s tne fight ol fupplying , biockided
po.rwa,.ba,ldoned. Now, when confider the
piele nt fl,te wf th. country, and the clofe blockade
dtftrefi on lb. nation, jad the mi carrUge
mac. itrpcflin Se'clum. Hi
can be e.ptaed lrrtn fuch nvn. but that .f,
n.ii.nu ! "r" aui (nt alter new.
...... mi wc rcancra ia ttm r-.-a... c
donjou when the ibandonn.ent will
nenetiml. to r.flore tranquility to Europe and I
,11 C"a -hi'' "cited fro-n
alolt every conn-ry of Europe (ilthpugh at firlt
leafcueT w th agl.o(t Krnc.-J. not ,ing -but hatred
an . revenge. But thi, confederacy againft u. tculd
not have been the crk of a day. If mi.iUer. fore
faw it, why then d.d .hey rrjeft the overtur., f6r
.uc y auon .pane lalt year ? AnJ if
ant ,
menu of the people. Such a're .h, rnnl-..,..;'
which tr,e argument, of (he hbn. Member lead., and
ucn thecompliment which ht would piy to h m
lelf and hi. friend, at.the expeoce of the fenate of the
nation. I do not beheve thtt there are acy of ui
htf';''!! fcfli?: of the Parlitintnu inrl
ffiffuffefT all ihorelnpic., who will now Wo the
op.mon, which they, then formed, and hare huh mo
rnaiot.incd. I ,m th-rcforrrjuBiTiecT-lnfuppoirFg"
iTon renr l' Co whi I, i
hon- tent cman .flume., that the prefent i. ot. the
aeram .which he i. to cxPeft a re., ifllon in thnfeex.
wn APU ,0,r0.'l"fc'PtiIUpl IB Which
...... .71 . VklU
Practi
or rvtiv nn jhn .......... ...
l 9 00d in Eurone. 'fin : , '
r ... I ... luiu if t , TfT.
.-..6-...v ... ucuv.ng mat no Icntiinrtit i nore like- '
. w i..c approoition ol the lu-u'e, tha.i
w.v, u.c union, that meafure which
i
the two countrte,, fhould be ma.xed with inrreafed
energy and v.goor. Now, f,r, with ,eg.,d to the
oeec'h ?.?U fd in' ,h"-Gen,lm.n..
fpeech, and which l.e 'ay, I ave been- ahead, d.fcuf
fed, and are Ij be d fcuiTed t n..i .
'".. . not ror
nour
of rteprceh i. the q.e.i.on'relaV n f m U
fi.; V.". ti 7T.r",e ..P'l .incd by
..tii.ii uuTcriimf . in ...... .
- 9
lail
thefe reifcn. trouble .he houf, oy draw in,: 'hem
.o a deba e, ,d paru.ul.rly a, the
peecn rm amaecd r.V- n l:
the dining mimWr. i v; " ! "V" Van a
, fcumcni in tit r,
1 hrre a iwn j . . . rr .
.. . 11.1,1 ana principal poun. in
yolved tn .hrellion hkh he UyrheLtein.
aaouoi, ti.e jaliice ot the oucd
- - tt a a 1 1. wa
.i I mntmmii ..w . . -
.1 m .! t.: 1 . . . " M
Which ll rmh . ... .. I .i ...
i , 7 " ,M P"cipal port. Ot
fiance, I feel Imle ar no nn,i,...r. .:r..r- i
.L, .n- i. i .. . i-f iwn ariiinr irnm
ftft.?M t ohf.'' vnt" Bt f"?p- ling Frir.ce
ffvnuld be enabled to im, ort the flore. ofthe B. ticto
l;y amoun', that w.,uld no. enable her to r.ife ma
r.ne;uaa,y,,o0th,or.,tar. Ba the coot.
.n..i ' .k fl.-;eU W' 0UrJ"ew from Arch-
MRU to the 4 ,gu. and from ihe T.gu. to the Gulf
ofVen.ce, .h-re w.ll no, be. fingl. por, 0f oar own
Poirafuoni .where a Br.t.fh flret can take fhelter
and bote I do not except N.pie., 'which I confider
7 o-qed-nia Portugal, nnr Turkey,
wh,ch,h,f0,e,heen4 .,M.lf, wiu b; :rnne
fed with our enem. Will ,,hen be poffible lor
our ovy, With ail ii,ftill and prow-fa, t hretch
along foch an extent ol Co. a ? Or ilrj, pvem an
attack on that valuable pan ..'eX empire, an union
with whuhlia, teen the fupjeaol co0fratul..io
tM night .Areentlemen:oonfi,lent that, with
iMrnem)i pow.rol.ii.cking Ireli .d, loth from
North and Souih, We Mil be able fHrh...l K
n our guird f But great hope, miy be catert.ined of
. upr.uy oi our nay, and olthe defiru.on of
the tr.de of our ene nte.. lut for my part, I have
painful ippiehenfinn., that Mining ill f much
J ,, ,nJ ""oa," " rade, m the new war.
Vi ill nil in.l. Auk... . i . .
... . v,, wll dc apie. airaoit ens
tuefy to fhul pi rut of tl.. .rop.an cai.kett t We
won d coofider alio, wb.t we got from them in lb.
article, ol n.v.i aore.. And i. it not probable that
thefe will be wuhacld from u. No dependenic can
be placed upon the iriumeni. that h. f A.. .l.:.
inteiefi would fulTe,, efpec.illy whe.i rh. thir.a,, ol
the Emperor I'ael i. co-hdeied. Add lo ih.t the
b.ht h,ch we icceive it pre em Irom the fupply
o gr.in f.om lb. B.ltie, Ac. Thi. fourr, ollip.
ply will be at once dried ud i and I .a ,U. L...r.
e wht.ker it lU tl encfl d.vrH the country, cf .n,
,.r..u, ,n .ci. wa rcicnt the recent in.
iury, the aitional hnnnur ill k. Aaind.i here
it will le rceffanr fi.ll to ere.u.re w,k.r mieiaer.
by the., coadud have rot aclaally pr.voked thi, ,..
g.eUmn? Their former io int and miiioni Hit
jewardiCenpi.Copeuh.gen, 4c e w.,tm.m.
. w "' '0"thU keenq-iiied whe.h.
. ..... u..f mini boi n ( tt9 ar.ided I In
th.irwildom ' From
detenu n of the
'hat
ti.nrrnl ..t .A:., .l. mn'i iil.il L .1 . . V
JeJ.Pi, " .u. Ar'r. :. . I V -...... no uouDt. NOW
thu Power w..,vid,nt, nor were the Ictiment. o
P.uffia nrich left doubtfuU Minidcr. thoucht laft'
K"HAl 'he .0,e"",e, m,de bs to Au.hia
...-. wc cjecieo. Aultrn afled accordingly, anJ
what w ,h confequence. Ur th.t by their idy.ce,
a dreadful charm wa.occaGed f.am the ma. ol
Europe I Nor wi, i, onc 0 ,b. f,a fatal tfft, i
our Po ,cy tot.rd.AuH,i., that AuUr.a herlelf may
entertain hatred againft p., and become a pmi to
TiM' mt K k' l 'efufed to neoci.t. Vith
F.'.e when bankrupt in credit and relourcei ; and
f , W- " Ue fech ,h" ready to
.! dV,hr,hCenemy 'Th'h'n' aranrelVe"
nted..Fofit.on j .1,., i. when Pr.nce i. refiored in
,l.,;Bt'd,t ,B4 lhf"u'lio an invi.
fion.whilft we .,e deferted byourillif.1 I miehl
advert to the jntem.l Rate of the country, but fh.Il
only f.y ,h.t, cafe of an alarm of ioJ.f.on, i, i,
mponibl. not to regret ti e cnnd..a of minillen, in
Initerrng ,w,y , .a d.pofng of hj mi(.
Handing oice of the counuy In the manner they
h.v.dane. Add to all thi. ihe depreciation of thj
p.par currency, t burden ol '.ie., and a fcircity
jttelhortoM.mi,,, yt I wifh not lo difco'S
the country but rather th.t we m.y Irom a iuft-.L
r.. w.. turn nance, in which we are sla.
cea.inn now n extnc e ourfelve. from the dtnrer t
mutii ihi.iiw and ,.. . . i
I . ,T 7 we, " our rcfour.
der to th i, a men i. Orurlos (0 our ctuiitri mi ht
km bn (eft. lent. t , poluy wui4 h,,, lfJ0
lur b UaitiVe mioiOeii .o have avoidrd thin d.f.
P-u, i. wat the polity o Lord Cfaithim ia 4
Jiud byUid Cambde Tte Of-niun o.U.i
Cinibden wnh i.la-oihr tonduft to tenutlued
toward .riii.f0weiia, tk.ir tr, muS
U cut oH to the utmol tmn the Lp,u ft -itii
lorn but ibit great C.-IU.A fWd be t.km not le
lei.a el vflioi Mfcuil pwui, thit den MOi.
cei were mi confider.ble. I trull a f,a pf .fl.ia
fk!."lm' .JI !'k P'!" ' ' IW'lh cipend j -, and
lr.h. LIoU-rr,0C'l if. the fpi.it
olthe peop . e i. noteatinguifhed, tad I trail th.fout
sis r,unV " M ' profoMion ,o ur d"'"
Inder fheVn- "min ltfehei
pndihe f.fitng,afU,,otwifdom, jaflice). and
fh7f.re BnUt 1 ,h'
every mem., hive brutghi nothing but difrracr.and
.i.t.. rY;.'" m ,wi"''i
..J,7a 7 ' 1 ,h" I':em.n will any
.1 th' fame T " "'. bo,
i? We ol. It had
keen lee., I. . ' " r'T''
" hii inii inren. ina. ia : . : . . .
.Houf,h.ifpeke.ihVia.gu, ; .UhTiii,
S.tKri?1 "II"-,h" -tl voie of thia
'ZK(f lentlemco lament.n k.k.a k.. i . .
. -" " btc ion, ana
.knc f,ri !k "7 rt,l ,iBd- " h
i'miMtion. io nid. their de.
-wl"""1'" rn,:f mend.
, in Ubflance. toaji. W.. -..t.ri .. .... ...
Jjjr. would proceed with .1. poff bf difpV, h u
wo wnh lott.gn power, i .ad toWe kit m.ieAy
Vn j l "f ' '"' kich b . m.j.a. had di.
llOfd tn b. fa d Lln. 1..: . . ; .1 .
,. -- ''! couri.inoiiid p paa-
- 11V . ,0,e " tf"oa.io., .n1 .bat the
.Pir.b,li,yol ...mrnbl. e.juUm., fh.,,-4 n-
ro, would givf ei rf,ppn,t,o m.U,.,n h jtt
i-lku, 4c. in tht iv4 h,p, it0l .j.,,,.. j
iliniicTii ii tl I. . .
.u,u f'ovca " oft complete
",on' greatnel. and yonr gloryT nay.
your very ex.Ueoce, every thing, fh.t made'you
nation. tir-,i-A. . . . ' "
thoh 'lh,er,py,nCn, ,he hon' eIna;
although h,. minJ i, not made up on the" queflon.
doe, not hefttate pofuuely to .Rcm lh'Weould
not inviiiably .dhcre to it , nay, he goe. funher.
for he doe. not fcr-pU to hofd out and f Z aim
th., we ... left without the power of protei 1 and
.nt.,n,pg,i I do not think thii correWdn
wuh what hethrew out .t the.nd of hi. WhThat
SiS iSW,fll d'fl"i'. crdifmiv I
piefem . the hon. gentlenwn. I Jeive it to bimfelf to
reconcile the leuor of h,. fpeech with hi. pr TefGofl,!'
I muB now follow the hon. gentleman in ihe
and courfe , .hich h. b.. treated th. SlSaS
deSite. I fh.ll begin wiih hi. doubt., ,nd thel
comaiohi.cert.Mitir.: Hi.doubuoo thofe roima
S U MCt C' "r ,6! COr.viftion, .ol
hi.ccr!.1niie. where .lone there ci. be .y ,00m for
fpecul.tion.or dinger ot error. FitB, then, with
Xtd l;hVUttiCe ff privi,te which wt
contend, he lay., no claim fhould be forced 00 n
country at i. not founded on joOke g.-,hu juil.ee
S!l l Pw".UJD-,0t,'Lrjr olher "ofide.itioo.
No, I think I hd in inother pirloftb. hon. gen
lleman 1 fpeech, tbit hen of opinion no euefton of
c.feof Auar..,.ginfiy.h.:he-conceiyc, ihe policy
fthUcouotry. UcryofnSno, irom Ur. t ev)
Mi. Pitt continued. I think I hive nut miu.ted
t I kowever without Jwell.ag on that obieUion. I
find the hon. gentleman only '.ffert, li. doubt rJ l-J
r h.ch th.t doubt 11 f.uoded. Now there .re fevei.t
of rnoi-eQy. in d,Bbt,r,g when rt in wifhei te ton
c.luta n argument or conversion, by confetTing he
ii notfu. y mlorn ed on the fubjef wbfa bl.
'."""a h' un.formly na ir.d rna.n.
c.incd ,n .11 ou, Court, of Uaic,, U.n It ha. be
k.oaghtiotopr.Qic.inai,, ol twtttn9.
whtch iheall.ir. of thi.enun.ryh.ve from lime -lime
been ttuBed , and when I f.y all (M. au-hor. .
iueiidi(nitnonet arc before hit fM, . d0-bt ia
not mo-.By, iti.fomeing Lite th.t prefumpOon
cifm. I will row irkwhe.h r, ie ill thrfe od.
ad wm 10 wh.ch I t.i.e illuded, it hM . '
known in .hii lloufithai pu. courimf law hn.eT.Vl
ted , pchi. princijl, t II I fo, I would afk Jen.
kt.hu in .11 th. gtoend. ffi ,.,,ai ,n Aenfo"
which ingentt.tyeyirfaae.d4d .n difcoyerint ,n
h.. Iloufc, never occured lo ente.ui. dou if
Iku p.inc p. or le .,, ni.a.. lor glvipl !
.ken nn.fu.m fupport, .nd acting epoe if f If. I
T.y be lpefiaouMn4 piem.ture ftTrne .n u?
o an argent in f.vour l thii princl, , ,. il
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