The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-15 00:00:00

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ADDRESS. ri v o redakistii aed seditious prieelpies. to a Espowtesslorilisi eldest. aesearcertala asses of fel ti • a, i =pity toe efteriees, at th e resent se side a or abandon. wog, as IMe bodes does, a Cossereveton 'lrbil* is topeysed eaddraliettel the world—at pease with every cs . . w arcey--ormemod with the glories eta • long, and are- 1 rod 16•111.&111.41sels"407111, ad-1 s omiedia ot.ilirmee--wwn subjetted Se Ilse mild sad pater apverelbilmt ors Petrie& It might have been lf l daat all remlis eel demos Of INS would have bent In graditsdo for sod% seesompied blessings to the Al.lsod NereiM °lmposer elf hems events. est ibis is die Bees botaithe ease, and that, at the c a spirit et hostility allele modest oar most eased sid llMlllediees, lenre ll* tact , im vg i ss o l bersa jwitay ot lose assereos which MN at die test OthilAgromeaLestlorpera ef Framed by armee &ISM pets et the Maples; withoot wo od eenitainlig eginioes draws from • 1110=11="alidi Mtltisdew. thmes •Mdresses indig sad os :0d Oleo leillientehlemaleisece of dse evil, Omit i—derz s prove that It moseces, sot the „ m astseslis et,lSie or s gutty in the State, bat the - f ideisdb B&W; aisi the separate interests of this ~siheels; bet the liberty, the property, the se er/re:aster no. canes "bleb have already resulted from this pen alise of public priatiple, are bat toe obvioes. Among Wei are to be numbeted, • daily weakening of the bonds snow between the WAS ranks of society and their na a, teerdians and prolectors--insubordination—disre od s the laws, and frequent sumps to obstruct their repsathee—locrease of crises--deounelations of hatred to girds the greatest and best of semis the eoantry--aeoekery giteligion--.-queruloes impatience of all eontroal and re "Stralat—vain and ostentatious contempt of ill sound learn *, experleace, end knowledge—intemiptioa of the courses of beast industry— and derangement of the groat eon ewes and enterprises of the nation. The estate of the evil are no less apparent : it may be &Madly traced to the machinations of a comparatively small somber of individuals. These persons set partly by mess of the turbulence and excitement of public meetings, st which the most unfounded and inflammatory speeches are delivered; and partly Shrimp the 'medium of a Wearies. geese which, without excepting even the day of sacred rod, 'mandates the nation with an unexampled profusion of shaderous, seditious, and blasphemous publications. 'the mischievous activity of the popular agitators has not dell capricious or transient; they have pursued their course systematically ; and the intluesce which they have acquired ever We s ' inds of the less-inforthed andsclsses of society has, bt rev years, been regularly rapidly iDefellilag.— Mt has occasionally ceased to attract publiesttestion. it latappeerni at every new manifestation more formidable ; It its been nourished by every art which a pernicious Mary hgensity could devise; and it has enlisted in its favour personal feeling of its igeorant and deluded victims. The Press, that great and invaluable blessing of civilised life—that mighty engine for diffusing the light of liberty mil of the gospel—has unhapily become. ill the hands of evil men, a lever to shake the very (emendations of social awl moral order. Its power, which withia the last 'eatery has been multiplied a hundred-fold, may sow be almost said to reign paramount in the guidance of public opinion; mad to twee friends of their country who relive deeply ea this fact, it cannot but be matter of emboss alarm to observe that very three proportion of our periodical publicatiessis seder the direction eittter'of avowed enemies of the Constitstioa, or of persons whose sole principle of action is their owe pri vate sad selfish interest. By these. 'and by occasional writers of a like character end detail/lion, every Medley - is' employed, with daily increasing boldness. to reader the people discontented with the Government sad disohedient to the laws • to persuade them that they are betrayed by who should protect them ; to sedate them from their affection and allegiance to their Sovereign ; and, to bring about a Revolatioe. to which (however it might gra tify or enrich themselves and their associates) the wealth, the prosperity. the internal happiness. and the political met ress of the Rrnpire, must thevitably be sacrificed. As it is clear that isolated. individual exertion. would be utterly inadeqnate to cope with all the evil town ies now ar rayed to a be t public order and the public peace; so it is to be feared, that the Uovernment and Le gislatere themselves might find the contest difficult, without the active, zealous. and persevering eo-speft lion of the loyal and well-disposed part of the• eon enmity ; which co-operation, to he effectual, must bethe re, suit of a regular and systematic union of indieiduels. . • Persuaded that by these means alone the progresikof sedi tious principles can be arrested ; and feeling that to arrest it. if possible, is the bounden duty of every good subject MI einem patriot; the Members of this Society have lidera"' the following resolutions : " Ist. That they will use their hest exertions te : uraidteia 4/14111t, and to support the due execution of the fAis: "tfri. That they will employ their influence. ifittivideally sad eollectivety, In diseountenancing and oppoting the die areduitlim ofsedithms principles. "M. That they will encourage persons of integrity and Mint in the Literary World to exert their abilities in con futing , Ilte sophistries, dissipating the illusiqps, and ez pesiarthe falsehoods. which are employed by wicked and designing men to mislead the people. " eth. 'Mist they will resort to such law fel amosares as es) be deemed expedient to restrain the pubildieraeleir• Mating of seditious and treasonable libels." la wishing that the lieeotiousness of the me *gild be restniued, this Association is actuated by a deem desire to MOTE the true LIIIIIRTS or Tat Pliftl—that liberty which subsists oily wider the protecting shield of kw, sod which 4is sure to be one of the first sacrifices made la a Polities; Berobstien. Such a liberty is absolutely ineeelmtibie with the mew licentiousness; and the one must NM destroy the other. The alternative, however, is yetbsitees the amb ties. The Members of this society have me wish W pro. scribe limits le discussion. nor even harshly le esellete the risessesof an honest though mistaken zest ; but := d a i si es' Imiliees (and unfortunately m an y of those way , be labouring classes are of this desselpliell) ell liar erhathellty of which no rational doubt can be fratafaind. Three works consist almost wholly of scurrilous 01111161% and e( the most false and inflammatory stateirents now lay polite institutions and public men : they abetted with personal ealweiq nd offer direct Wilmette to violener mel mime. In sheet. they are inveterately MOW to public and preemie virtue, end favourable only to whatever tends to degrade mad debase mankind. All that is inestbseble la no tbe c ountry would be benefitted by their supp Press ressiee ; and - thing would be so much improved and vievated as the itself. This Association is established on the bread prior:4le. tot of supporting this or tha t Admisistribtielth civbe il testi- of op- Posing attempts sow made to overdrew the ift totioas thelitate. Other Soeietiee have ter sew time tsi bud. air the protection of Religion sad Mink ; bet. with thel k oft few Local Associatioes, the MOW Is the fedi 111041bladrely destined to the vory lopeitsot object oirOPINIqg the progress of Dislos=o....dl Mtn. Ls order Sotto% this fed, it has bees t. To establish a Fuse, by dm velleatary eeetsibetions of the Messbers, at sedi rate aseesitleldvideal s ty tit. 21 . Itielgat a apaarrraz far inaimadair lb* halides of tile Y. i re *der a system of easaesposaaoto WM those Members mho live at distance. 554 vi emeditlemdationseb. as may be veUing le tee-opeeaSe its peuselligg lbe sago jeets. 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