Memoirs of Sir Robert Peel
Memoirs of Sir Robert Peel
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. . . You have vast influence on public opinion; you may have great confidence in your own principles ; but without the Crown or the House of Commons you can do nothing. . . . But I will take your lordships a step further, and let you see what will be the immediate consequences of re- jecting this bill. Another Government will, I con- clude, be formed ; but whether another Government is formed or not, let me ask, do your lordships sup- pose that you will not have this very same measure brought ...before you by the- next Administration.
And do you mean to reject it a second time? Do SIR ROBERT PEEL, BART. 287 you mean the country to go on in the discussion of this measure two or three months longer? I know the object of the noble lords who are opposed to this bill is, that Parliament shotdd be dissolved — that the country should have the opportunity of considering the question — and that it may be seen whether or not the new House of Commons will agree to this measure. Now, really if your lordships have so much confidence in the result of other elections, I think that you might venture to rely upon those which must occur, according to the common course of law, within a twelvemonth from this time; and that you might leave it to the Parliament thus elected, to consider the course which it will take on the expiration of the term of the bill now before you, for that bill is to last only till the year 1849.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . You have vast influence on public opinion; you may have great confidence in your own principles ; but without the Crown or the House of Commons you can do nothing. . . . But I will take your lordships a step further, and let you see what will be the immediate consequences of re- jecting this bill. Another Government will, I con- clude, be formed ; but whether another Government is formed or not, let me ask, do your lordships sup- pose that you will not have this very same measure brought ...before you by the- next Administration.
And do you mean to reject it a second time? Do SIR ROBERT PEEL, BART. 287 you mean the country to go on in the discussion of this measure two or three months longer? I know the object of the noble lords who are opposed to this bill is, that Parliament shotdd be dissolved — that the country should have the opportunity of considering the question — and that it may be seen whether or not the new House of Commons will agree to this measure. Now, really if your lordships have so much confidence in the result of other elections, I think that you might venture to rely upon those which must occur, according to the common course of law, within a twelvemonth from this time; and that you might leave it to the Parliament thus elected, to consider the course which it will take on the expiration of the term of the bill now before you, for that bill is to last only till the year 1849.
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