The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-21 00:00:00

stall or riisii .beerigaal" ~~ rsb at ... • .te gee riciesisil anesettiles eat oat of turnips sad rate, mod by the aid sif isdigo and carmise, rival • the mils and blues of tilessenner l Thee bow exquisite, • .iebell geisha Is wailed by fhe wintry blas ts of the Start from showier its bads sad from attempting to wpm forth its various thits—how exquisite, I say, how .. • coneelieg to the disciples of Thespis to notion the, • ssidoilloss melody*" of the "PittllVlT SCNOeLr Tle ire-Trmedies and temedies transformed late lovely • t.tester t the sole to lets male, the comic isto 'sties*, • by she magic porter of melodious music." Skit fa,. crooking to beheld Tree's usetamorphosed istoittlekrio . kod•Stephess's into Skidoos's! To behold Shhiniedlies • Aoseerted late Sbleki . Cosgreve late Nowt, Beentslidt • • aid Pletcher inteltielsep mid Davy, and peer old stupid Iteney Gibber lets Master Tommy Cooke, that colt , tasted professor of sw instruments. Upon my IWO! iP @sadly like Goa the aforesaid carrots sad ti r = .- becoming anetuontes gad nese. Admirable " i.c.a" Drama. Oh, meet soarvelloss " essanstr scnooL!" What deplorable sostlitiss must TWAT Stage be ii whose Munger Is sot blessed with the " organ, fof musin." He, of coarse, mast wee give up Aim" f o r the " tinasexc." Ale/ets g spot the miserable eosilitios that )fitt annioalcel Managers must be la at presest, Is sigsl6 try *Meknes memory a moat melancholy isstatisiefthe west of " crotchet aid shake," is a certain Themitsan Monarch. Sgid, him dowse wee shekel to its team ty hia ignersams of this "melody of oule." Daring the rehearsal of a sew Opera on his " %wird.," this Isehlese erassiess, who did not know the boss from the treble, 'writ from wire, soy the the " Dead march in Sail," from " Sally is our :Way," was, Moser' like, to a meet wonderful bustle, ..o.perintendiss this solo sad that glee, rad with as • math hopertance as a pease officer palls out his staff, or a bailiff his warrant, directing the very leader the baud. Oh, Sir, Orpheus au a Piper to this ItalfatM PIMPSNOIIatt as all mighty great men do, that 'labo rite is wisdom, that eetnniesd le espaelty, and that rank is superiority. this amazing Thespean, in the in ' tozhation if lestiemste asd vanity, bellowed oat to • of /einem tensors ill , the ereheetn, who was sot at tt•at looniest playleg r _to Mr. what the devil are ion If?" " pigged musician, "there's • a *PST;' (meanie* of tonne a rest of his instru . raent accoediag to the arnsgetsent of the music.) • " Base ;" Se, " 11.1." replied this " nanotsn," Play on, Sir ; de you thisk l'il pay yes fur sae?- . two?' is Jerkiest the OM gave a terrible sereetch of his hietrootellt, Wet set both the actors and the ' oreheltra into groat. of laughter, and the " sa e:Lae " into **ell storm tiat be gave his irregular e.lbjeots a regsliii tpliey of abase. . Fired with isdirtatime sad cost:apt at the gessral interference of Oh letter of dimwi, the MAW sr act up " Deithior Joan," which was sot surly played fall gallop by the bud, hot mil till ditto's tv tht whole corps operatic, acrd which so eaasperated the suasager, that labia fart' he seised a certain athletic comedian by the collar, who is roars far this civility tad the hardihood to isdie t epos his duel majesty a . _ • re:vine" drubbing. Upota my honor this was 110110 of your coatemptliele • ix on " transactions, het a dovraright 11121GUIAS " business. This redeems rtad plays. was a Lord Ghancellor of Uteratate--determined dramatic and poetic claims without appeal. and was a most ad mirable ledge of what was "likely to sweated is the ,epresentation." I am greatly afraid that tragedy and comedy have • Ord sir present manages some such . degrading tricks. they seem to have ea ch an aversion to those :wises Thalia aid Melpomene. One man is igaorant uf mu ‘le. another of Meriden. One mat cannot tell a shift from * shake. aikother thinks wit and hi- Inas are gagging and bombast. One tan scarcely • knows a wag from a grant. soother would not know a i red play (mat as Penh and Jady;" so that It is ▪ entremelg eras! to attack meager, aid actors for • %pas.o tsate. They have last as Emelt right tot abase •wits. scholars, poets, men of tase sad sease, aid women of fashinit. Vat tnealitinsp their noses at the - "'MM"r seigsli," snd deserting the theatres as ••• • • • they do. • •" /4 ' rlies I here takes, the %liberty of %smelting this the poll of i Covent-prams WI. oe sosseeet Its Massy. i. 4. A feshiesellle espresiiis weertileg to the system of Writes .54 Geol. I wish Some rodeos@ mit Snots the re oXof ei seesso sew" is Se wells of Wile Of OW lb. “ t' • The Nev. T. Wilson. NSW a Colo., Heatingdoor mow. Weill_ refused to reed the burial sorties ever the of Jelin Astwood. bessom he had so; boo hap Oda asourdisg to the eetoimetties of the chetah of beteg Mossoters. poplar , alternative between adapting Mr. liewareit's systole with all its absurdities, or leaving pops ar lostructioa to the e ff orts of benevolence without legislative aid. we shield not fool a nionseat's hesitation in giving pre foresee so the latter, nor any doubt that Mere expert ise, would impeach the wisdom of the decidon.— 'When we consider what public charity has done, sot Is still doing in ibis Aoki of hamar, it would be pro posterous to doubt the permasteace, and in due time feedlciency of IN operation, even should the Bill is question teak., its proper fate,or the splendid cal •nta of the mover be withdrawn in disgust from' the service. But though, Sir, it is easier to (Irmo one plan Hum to devise a better, o n e would think it no impossible achievement to maks such auteallubepts I. the pro posed measure, as would *height the objectless so jollity urged by dissenters, without reamiring any sa criSce from the clergy of the established cheteb. If it were made imperative upon every parish to provide instruction for the peor,let the parishioners themselves, who must bear the costs, retain the right of nominat ing a committee to consider the best and most economic meow of mostiag the design of the legislature; and let the plan agreed epos by each Committee, when approved by the parishioners and by a bench of ma gistrates. be earned into effect. Instead of placing the clergy in so invidious and despotic a situation. as to possess an absolute veto upon the will of their parishioners, one would thick it sufficient if the in cumbent or his deputy were impowered to receive the testimonials and examine the qnsiiiiestions of a can- didate. before his proposals were submitted to the public choice. In ninety-nine eases out of a• hundred, the interest and recommendation of the clergy, if supported by sound judgment and charac ter, would is all probability determine the vote of their parishioners. And, if in the hundredth case, their suffrage should elect a person against whom the reverend citrate or his vicar entertained strong objec tions, the legislature might perhaps grant him the ad ditional privilege of stating those objections, verbally. or in writing. to a special meetiag of the parish, foe the re-consideration of their vote. If. is such a cam. his objections were deemed frivolous and vexation. the former choice solid. in all reason, be coolirmed i but, if well-founded, his wishes weight be gratified lora different vote, while the rights of the people Would be , recognised. and their feelings honoured. Instead of making the clergy sole managers of the' schools, subject alone, to their diocesan, would knee be far preferable. Sir, on the ground of teases, just**. and utility, to provide a committee of visitors for that purpose. to be renewed meanally, by public choice.? To such committees, persons of experience, respect's "ltility, and point spirit. would. la general, be semi doled. and the different sots wad parties would obtain IMMlttioe modicum of is/tense. and be indwell to act iereber In one sonstitetiooal scheme of benevolence. rho clergyman of the parish might be considered sr Wide perpetual visitor, and chairman of the Commit towel" a casting vote open their deliberation. The Oeisaltice thus couoituted, should lix the by-laws. appoint the discipline, inspect the progress, and manage the expenditure of the sehool, delivering to the public • brief annual report of the lossitutioa entrusted to their charge, with a copy duly authenticated for the Information of the ordinary awl the Government. By slash a provision, the clergy would enjoy their legid mate leittence r and the different seats might co-ope rate. without rancour er jealousy, while pohlio boo relates would be kept ally% sad the stag *b ighted for the careful asneogensent and l pors verity of the wheals. • • With respeet,likewiso, to the religion epee deportment 1 of the system, woad not creeds and catechisuls; Sir, instead of being emoted with the emamon routine of [ the Master's *See, be tats with latch rester d ty and effect, by eografting upon the measure .21°1:1:ideassigtatechtmethibileeiirtocesolerfwtatigneyjigispiroatr:Infffire7earetitui mht:ionefa siia subjectingSll deno m inations,t ig htad iYrotheaschwebi"altallimltrehelinie. V either partf to score. or their pelmets to inielersoce ? If it should be thought' istentgrooos to have different isesseas no taught in the seam school-roeus' the die seaters would easily obviate that difficulty by providing their owls. and conceding to the church an exclusive ewe( Om parochiallechool-house teethe Sabbath ibtrk S u nday alone n ere deemed ioseffisieot for this ' . e t learning, which some an unreasonable suppositiod, part (tithe Saturday being seldom seed at ail in• Amp My schools, might properly enough be devoted he By purpose. '. By good m anagement, ledir•VOr. the Sabbath slime; flis *sell` se amply sufileleartp mash the chilies* a meek more ottessied body of divisity ban t the ebureb B eek mellitus. with the entire rubric to 'boot ' and might ‘ sniffy the Honourable' Mover himself, maid he be' prevailed upon to allow the peer children those spret_ some recreation, which are thought suitable to tilde ate, ten the seventh day of the week, is prolletesee * 1 OK Sir. time limo" ruble Cleitilmilie Po • eel mobs, to posh dm samosrilsi slime the wieptino of these or simile Smog* em belit e st with the avowed, _,.. satlapftwor le the Disinters, wool& Cibeltrittialle 01 use tie , and prove fatal to Bet this eta assent conialos heti - tee 4lebeasttratila to boodailteed upiseediesbbt poet It vrettbl be sbetibig kr tbeelemp, were we to treat it seSpeeiedlapelf.lpsitieled by their tbs. Igoe pabllesssosespo. Pee it floe uoteatereo body ottAtiellus tai- *Mr wile peildleitie 'alt - easels-, the hilhate . et &sit Sao oi* isi spiritual Were* .1 their swum Effsthr their inguesur is his consistency qad Integrity at the repente of his tissievetandies. and weld require an easy credulity scarcely compatible With cosine. sense. Indeed, the patriotism of a maw as fertile in settles, and se ample' is moires*. Mali sever be owlets/bed in a case of usysaeritess isseessiveity, by ascribing hie molded to motives whicitimbeciNty and dotage alone could in dulge. if therefore the assumption were true, it wou ld mime the meratioa of a modes which time I alone could develepe. aad add soother tethellst trims characters, whose geed name and early pried plea have been absorbed le tise whirlpool of a vain ausisides. • Though a statesman, Sir, forming Wastraselilvie and 'patriotic sermares, 'should consult the prejediese of the people, that his plass may be' asconsmodated to public taste; ate eumelimey eau justify the awa ke if priedple. nor allow me pert of the ememunity to be gratified by 'striating the just rights of another. What should we have thought of Glarkette, Wilber fore', and their madjuters, in *fleeting the &Miklos of the slave wade. bad they, Sir, instead of resting their cause pa the fires ironed of reason, justice, sad hemanity.mhsht as cessailiste their opposeets, or precipitate the measure, by proposing that the slave captains alooe should be istrested with the execution of the law. subject only to the West • Indian planters" The case, though not to be ad- I dared as a parallel, may nerve as an illustrati •tt of fart, since those distiorisised patriots lausched their bark `es the sweets ef public falsities. and trusting in Provi dence, after many difiesithes, reached the wished for shore. Let the Knoeurable Mover, Sir, form a truly national system of instractiee, &seeded on the basis of equal liberty. Let it he sent forth• not as the life boat *fa ship nearly fesedered through the carelessness of its proprietors, but as a commodious ark by %%hick all may be saved from the debase a Livermore and de pravity. Let it be pleated is the heart of Britain for the public good , not like a scion grAfted upon a mit where fruitless branches and withered arms indicate a radical decay. sad from the shade of which, though en 'kids and wide-spreadieg, maltitudes are repelled by impassable barriers! but to form a tree of nobler magnitude, wisest leaves may be salutary to the am ties; **dander whose shadow all that need it may pew. Let the Hemurable Mover project a system et this complexion, add the decisive concurrence of the whole body of the people will. beyond a doubt. male its adoption and success. And if any of the clew • should so fey sacrifice their good name as to ins Ia progress, time would frustrate their opposition. and expediency if sot coaviction would secure their acqaieseence. • Sack a triumph, Sir. mold he mete boesserable to a man °flakes sod etwienal ieipeetimee, than the enactment of a law which would MON, the beari-bereings of tellgioes discord and parochial strife. from the Tweed to Oho Chancel, mad from the , eastern comet to the !bores of Goebel'. Such srletety would meter a 'elder respectability on Its distinguish es' author. thee to become she representative of West-• anoreland, with the camel Attorney-Oeieral or Gerd Cheneeller to fellow. It would place on his brow a wreath'of anfading laurel without a tear or a thorn ; and transmit his name to pestmity as the heeefacter of the pose, imeribed se the useesoey with its earliest lessons, and identified with the means of their mental elevation, moral respectebility. and social comfort hot after all it maybe fused impossible to form a plan, not encompassed in the detail with difficelties too foresidabk to be overcome.. And perhaps. Sir, in the meet divided state .f public opinion, the most that can well be done by the legislature, would be to tote an as -- unal grant is aid 41;4161er iss;trecties, allowing a spe cific sum for mrery poor child eravaitomly taught. to be' applied tlinessgh the 110116111111 of the National aad British fit, Societies. And if the deemed* of Govera should r eader sick a grunt impracticable, might net the same object be obtained by an application of the paro chial rates, which %wild give as excitement and effici ency to public benevolence? The p rinci p le has already been acted upon with advantage in some pukka, where a specific sum is annually applied toward the National gad British Schools, by the mutual aseceirepee of the parishioners. Its practicability, likewise. as avowal plan, if approved by the legislature, nowt melt be ques tioned ; while the though severely beide would nectieeee Is the partial suppers of a system *limb remote and immediate tendency would diminish i of sualtiplidas the Tastes, Allot If the Bill le 'millets shield be pushed In its Mat forts, and Jo asempieste he rejected by thmle blare evilest a sebstitate, the friends et popular ode. asties, Sir, will have ao mese te he glamorised, net will the effects et philmethrer y is se geed a muse be relaxed. Shashi the zealous friends the ohm& es-' sablishment be alarmed at the activity of dissenters-le OISION let: their fears awakes them as similar exam' fleas. am( they will satisfied ae antidote he that alarms. Let the entire bi4i m e ri f e : e ire eltrey, fee etteeepiss ► be re quired by their to provid e la all Mete perishes Monday Scheele, till peer, aid they will ‘ zt ems effect the pries *blest of Mt. lkouSlisis s Hies~ saris, at a small upse a: "gaggles upon the -•-• me ezeitle j a i et diameters. If the f — the taske 'sand .rep by —.mg se exorcise foe ONO early toresallet MI tihisd feelings and habits which slitileitseente tiliftillik to tie proper use, sad make it the betrooteht itti kee ., ledge and happiness to the poor. bet ikai,ediipip s 4 wooablie *atom Sir, gas boo eioreeelealatedia fp,. atrial these feeling, thee the lestroition and diestitis e tt it l e a well-managed Sunday School ? t he wild I mp , y of nature will he cheettell tir Abele gentle 444. else. Meissen will he coupled .with ditty. and mow cultivation with school restraint. leobtaleing *obey kalowledge, many will meteloe swam dispesittot fir its ale. Impressioes feveureble to Oriole racy be re. .weived, to go With them through the world ; settees. *lotions formed in the opealigisiorthat mokles their taste sad character mid realer the Sabbath light--Asoly, losootorable. sea hapreviag. By mesas their tompeeel .comeditiee will be benefited ; their time of belies and ambits etedlered more hottest 66d independent; their attachment** saleable instftetketo secured on principle; sad what Is latioitely more im portant. the sorenee sad of their otisteare in reform* to another world, may liepieleeollikt appreciated. eel realised. . 1 0 , 4,... IV .11 H then, Sir, the Pe* vote *7 tenanted to pee. vest the spread of methodists sad dissent, let decal 0. tempt to do so by legitimate sod eltristian mantes i; will answer eel good parrots* mile a idioms* chow on the subject. by loyal addresses and vishadereer mons, crying down the guilt ilf seldom, shootialtptiors at random against the sectaries, konssenclig ggref eulogies ea their exottlieet 'honk, or dweillagia fel ditties on the monad of leSd.lity and" aim, es the gloomy aspest of the times. The Legislative the do nothing. bet the Clergy themselves way dui sll4l. ficiest remedy for their complaiists ; the btely, the psi. pit, the Sunday School, sad the Scripture deliasation of a christian Paster !I And now, Sir, permit are to hope, that feelieg the jostles of these remarks, yes will shield the civil lei religious tights of your dissenting constituents. sod support their petitions against the objectionable hs tires of Mr. firougham's measure, by voting feria entire rarities or itamodkee rojecti.m. At the asp time, forgive me, Sir. if I also express a hope that, ie the latter ewe. you will Skeels, *ow year melt* fa the established church. to whist your attashiesik k, I doubt eot, as coestiolettoes as it is boatinilidi,iy re. co mmending to the Clergy the lopertaace digit/flirt hes she olisprieg 0 their pew parishioners killable& Sc al sa hools. By es &tug yea will meet the raps of year high eharatter as a British Senat o r alarming Went's e ofjoveaile delimpeacy ; aadl the mews *of peratatmedy adverting the &n -ests tattle people ; while, is the approbation of* own Wed, the eoplidesee of your constituents, asi Be esteem of all good saes. with the approving verittlet a more awful' Whitest, may yen receive the sephit reward I With due apology for the freedom of this AO., 1 here the boomer to be, with eafeigaed respect. Sir, year most ebedleit, humble Servaat _ ' Harlow, April 1111, 10111. , THOMAS Mr . ... ____ mum OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONlWaili Seek Meek MM • S Labe Seas • pee Ont. lIWI. Nit atteeßosie —a. Us Vik, Spew Omit. Gee. The 111 Se Seeb-Sea Rock se pet Gest. Seed' Sea Old Age. 6 per Coole. . 2811-fi Ma illlasad. par. ifis./ , Steve Men I Pit 101 Ouerleie for Moray • per Coo. Sank for Amami Loot Ana; 10 1-16 ' ladle for elite Imp.. portal. 75e Oes. tor item 741 if Irish 6 per Gat Lem. Tweets 141. - - To-sloanow ,vesing W wlo. sesit.w4Taa AT ...- 144Mgas 1115 ski. after a.— 4 .• We artrappestai to skits Ihist Air 'tr._ Nrarserram ter Prfolay irk wen mot the oar old iispeirstess Corresposideut whose r ainuslig appear it our lower wader the cut btategman , lAN" us twooparostarso I ..n ..as .ffam• m•r•••••••.. - - - - STATRIIIIIII.I. • .r 1 • r - LONDON: • • IMPSIDar arastxo, mar 21, • _ New Orleass papen arrived this morning Info 4 April; they do not contain any news of 16totttlii&• se. swiss, Mauch $ His most eirtlatial Majesty's frigate, La Aw► . 1g the lag of toar.Athoiral Banat* iii>ttaia ...a here *a Saturday. sad on coming to sit. Watchword salutes with Fort Christian. His sans. ieseyiltittlet at die Kisses wharf, at four seelsek. 'owl* IL mkt* free the fart. The La Oloirearniisd sa !airily arising hoc St. Croix. Aseatias from Ceracoa, March 12, cesium the re. porta of the death of COMMOdOre AUST. at SSD • TM vossfirer able death is diffireatly waw. present. we forbear to notice. _ . _ Pares repos io As Lair amain the Moyle. lir• 130-, WINIVIVOM ROW. sir 4. tialklAttetsee of the arrival of a avow Psykah, Soros "rifting lied CP"' wriatoil ashomodors adomollisiarY illolootAave retorned tD Ana l; IR oitoooto fres &olio, MO Si ' 9l Ado of Illsoota bad arrived with a owe of • frontiers of &trio. aod hitt disaaad itestral dimming 01*,101161* thei the Stumm tvibwig Pas/ Anall.--5 pa. Coot. Census, Of. Mt I Sauk Adieu, Ikis or az *a a ... placopal aa=trabod= t e lmo s tae w ro ir r E b il e . tb:a l oght Viiii, Th. Os** , istiParliassait imendism ba , a sit_apie ralAs- ' hick fa 'b e p r om thia • Ili dosirabkol" ill al address to Ida akimiti I F a the , i sod libil Meg OH be hem.. hell it p ar k s papas s e g tattoo - . Wel" Npseildir I). Nallin•41161016. . Via *lie : • saki be , . . *PA* *dial ) I _ l * * ''' ' ' • weitary ht Wit perplat,,l• W ter- Paluavila. R..« bawl tb iIL , sob if Ettiefiag MAWS& A 0411 a; &it kb ait•bvti trilling area, w YIA : of a* el** 024 4/7 111 * 441art,ttior blot of two or 1 ,'" 1 3 • ' lap eas a l * a Nl* . _ _ . se rr e tl e be . aittaiett. . a .....: . 747Burmad eg** 4 . ~...i. isalivallaab• Si I emelt** winsiimilli*";" .. : o64l4lll " WI moat would be alkiami r, .40 eh* apasamrsol , tballasaitri '4llllbso. doe Subs 0 poor ; a atrlllllSOlllaMinais of *a Sabbath wadi MA t ti e 1 pi s a alai dikbaa I alai dot si ci alk aA As s d t menilbe . or the MtrtMi *a SW: liii lot hal pp rcii *twi n *ftweagAraber4 abie hr aOldNitee;. nolo "woe.- disturb ser ens their imlii, ea eseeldfir AA Adieas:LW 1 il ,--- _ . lingtesid, his parents bsdsg diesesters. I Hi\ . Ibsen, Ilse 12.—The hid of the Foal exhibited the fin i t7 7.-- - • spa Weisessisyst the Cock lastitstios, sad the sseassi Bat we we MS Wilk - setwharstation of which, we oiled is oat IF . 'spee of Los deoradused,jbe'sm ' 4 i f • &It ay, was opened rairribty .tithe rims* of its rain talk MN two distisgaistsed Itesksell deatiessen.— ler sown dlen • There *as se swamis whatever of a seamed eye, r i l iead apiplep, kot dada sad the ..s which was, as we sited before, is die t the oisenriesi r. - - 4ossee of the forehead, ass pithily femme for all who!' seismic I I.'' ' • dee purposes of correct Vidal. The forsitios of di sedan* sad pbarges i !i . • asier.parts of the lime was stash ap.pitirely to tillage withost sagaidoash ... a ny this is do drive otenaitft a feature so proisi- this resist to A I ' t, ♦. Not is 1.....; and it appeared, that if the erasures as s assiisioss sad so % I t amid hue bridled is say.degroaerhila ibiateised by asinies t. Win die ' • the-suedes of its deses silk.! prolishilpy was is ipso iserildbie.dat 1 1 : ; s .i • ' Win *ON medalist .s etinathettithisaiiisl. Th: aides-4 . .140'm1' *it food is, we asdeniad, *be peewiti:ed is the *meals wilt% t e leel.Pell 1 I agog lasdtation, soillhadds to be malted. sea ca- promote moil 1 1 I Tiesity.--(fatelliginee r. ) people, should for a 1 ) 1 is ii i...---- 4 ....; Ori. • --- - •-, -", . , • f P • ... 14 ' 4lll t ) ' ' • -‘ - --- • L'a - , 1 1 ‘ . I . • .. .•; • . . , ....i-=, • • __--- - - -- -- --- - - - - --..- - - /Nei --- -- --- - - - - -- - - - - - ---- - , • Is raffling, ifilbilleldi WO 1711 IMPAGE, i I I, 1 .; ‘ • 01 ..."% _ 4 ,, e r..4 1 :,, Bs; - ....,, , 'owe ..: V s g islatlve Saa of " i g f t wo s u m m i t we ed b e " 6464 sy ak!rth. the ail. A ga. ,;_ . she it desled them ' sit yin AM.... woe MlTlliaa DMAIIIA, ALLAS Tat PailllT ' Frani pewee, by a sumo,- TO CHARLES WESTERN. ESQ., me isgeme l Liutkpagn t o iimughtujaieeax wip poncto i al or at t t h end e not ante ik on f d r ir ti ilnewers n_ j e t i sd, by a frequent - ----"-- W:7:10111rIga "turf" 11111114 lots Vet° I P° ll ta° ellaldilln irlititer 11"1/111"4. perusal of of lal7st ri ' i r o . d iW i iosl, the bertha aril! expose t h e children of the p.Of. to habits of i4l - -61...--- ON THE oßigenotimmE PitolklrLor a d.mb i go r 4 - Bout 04. dba s i n g ann i nur . t h e re . TO TUN RDITOII. OP Tag STATESMAN. BRoUGHAntiaBI66.FOR MS lemsHM .. • "-- .- ANIIIALMISIZOSAROCUIALSLUOOLB. veresJugaiiiii& AL illiiibtial esess 4 •••riMiww"ThrlibrlllMilllfff lb - the last foe eq . pploitemolse h avoititi jillticiples, to ease as oceasess ollsresile tit 0 1 ,.. Icelum. ow. he beseesepd with a free adeabliell oe IS ' 1 - 0 •ell.^ - ` .0. 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V Ilikir dill g atild is it Wkiir lowers tire °tie of - ' iectio able, or must bear the blame of tetarding the aelosblie *slime, tbst hie owsolmasSeser asd 04 0- *stases, xsoutsg• stM Mealosime rarimps w* Wow snifter/ winter terrifies vogetadon Into otttiliff, to • _, ____. l .. .. t mkt a wo w and ear . course " of poplar caseates. Asd if, Sir, there were ao beet of DieetiOßTS, might is justice b sacrificed es dm ldgis stab lif sielota sea/ in f e e es t it hk Y. . . _. ._ ~ -a-----"-- 1 ....••••••• sidantior Mr. lirensihsis's 'paste the altar in cornea sumisiou. would b e to vindicate ehriaillasily ist t ittb 410tfi Ilitttliise, ptetaisi* . .-___2.- -. .k. .enente of his rhea .bows-"e ws_ _ : Pl es t 4lll° She "reel" iag e the NOM this Aiiiw reeved. arrest ' lAS O — VIAIL 4he pelt Ass. par. 11‘,1 4 Semi ni WI. IK la sow. slim. alter. immerged form he invieilkom gi efarnaaakatior i irasort 4f 11 . n. rap worm " mmallo o6 ,ls 1821. 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