It was, therefore, highly incumbent
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It was, therefore, highly incumbent
by tiffanysoutlet Mon Feb 14, 2011 2:07 pm
It was, therefore, highly incumbent
them that they should have time maturely to weigh the consequences of a vote which wns to have so much effect on the final discussion of the subject. An occurrence had arisen, the memory of which ought to influence the House on the present occasionthe treaty of navigation and commerce with Ireland: that treaty which was better known to the House by the Irish name of the Irish propositions. On that subject, as on the present, the right honourable gentleman deprecated delay. He objected to the arguments of those who recommended to him time and thought He desired then, as now, to hurry them on without Tiffany and Co consideration without time for inquiryor for collecting the opinions of those who were the most able to judge of the expediency of the measure. Ought not the right honourable gentleman to be thankful to the House Tiffany & Co for not yielding to his rash proposals? For what must have been the consequences to this country if the propositions had passed in the undigested shape in which the right honourable gentleman brought them into parliament, and pressed them on its acceptance ? All die dangers would have been incurred which the right honourable gentleman himself afterwards so forcibly enumerated. Fortunate for the country was the wise caution of the House in that instancefortunate for the right honourable gentleman himselffortunate, indeed, had been his failing m this as well as in other pursuits, when he has been rescued by the wisdom of the House from the dangers of his own rashness ! Never had the good fortune Tiffany Jewelry of the right honourable gentleman been more apparent Tiffany & Co than when he had been untrulingly brought to delay the discussion of his Tiffany Co hasty projects; and when the good sense and sober judgment of the House had snatched him from the impending ruin of his sanguine measures.
them that they should have time maturely to weigh the consequences of a vote which wns to have so much effect on the final discussion of the subject. An occurrence had arisen, the memory of which ought to influence the House on the present occasionthe treaty of navigation and commerce with Ireland: that treaty which was better known to the House by the Irish name of the Irish propositions. On that subject, as on the present, the right honourable gentleman deprecated delay. He objected to the arguments of those who recommended to him time and thought He desired then, as now, to hurry them on without Tiffany and Co consideration without time for inquiryor for collecting the opinions of those who were the most able to judge of the expediency of the measure. Ought not the right honourable gentleman to be thankful to the House Tiffany & Co for not yielding to his rash proposals? For what must have been the consequences to this country if the propositions had passed in the undigested shape in which the right honourable gentleman brought them into parliament, and pressed them on its acceptance ? All die dangers would have been incurred which the right honourable gentleman himself afterwards so forcibly enumerated. Fortunate for the country was the wise caution of the House in that instancefortunate for the right honourable gentleman himselffortunate, indeed, had been his failing m this as well as in other pursuits, when he has been rescued by the wisdom of the House from the dangers of his own rashness ! Never had the good fortune Tiffany Jewelry of the right honourable gentleman been more apparent Tiffany & Co than when he had been untrulingly brought to delay the discussion of his Tiffany Co hasty projects; and when the good sense and sober judgment of the House had snatched him from the impending ruin of his sanguine measures.
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