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losply a heesch or pees fig that thy, ter that tech • shier wail abe sated epos hostilely thew. As .to stay fenny sw suns, heist no politiehiw, be was incapable of judging. lie did nun Wail is wreak' oft that oloky so cooeserissr smith a oultilusleuf sorb poop*, Is hear lb* doeleire Squid Reporreensation or Death" iitcokriesh it epeeeliels. l 41.1 net oines we the moth., " Let ott the Lbw Igo% well ~..t he sold like shuns." He did Attosairler it eilegg. eel wolioteca, that us moomy tweeds/so its piehdie.lillt •dlio v.riera of elections see wM like almogio 1 1 , 1110 sr he bid oftess heard, hot be ingspoligiol to be ow drrsourd as josisfying it. He did five Hinds it ado iv Pre. Wt.,* curb a downs,. lie wee left ovule/lee to sea *bother the ductriuss was use mit not. bees, gigs sear bound to preach what he believed w he true; bed he woe vat politician, and could nag rotor lulu meek topless. He- did 'sot think it alight be asks abogether foe- soy. maw la be suffered so preach so :iamb whatever be shoos* was tome no political topics. He did think it boSh sadism& t 140,1111100 thgl public mettiogs, where the people aoseushln to dame" what they .4., pose to be their grievamero, alteekt be elf Brand so go she leneth of delivreiug their 111/i11404.16 Wag sohonght to, that Silty woromobli-lilic slaves. If is were legal is..r them to snort, he Ileright•shey, alluieWhave freedoms of speech, so far as was cogeisseint with the law sod peace of is.,ciety. They Deed to be allowed the sane provile;:e as in fl.e House of Commend Toleration should he espial its polities and religiose. &dry IMO should indulge in bet* 'Owls, provided they do not militate apasool she peace of society. The 'rope r authorities, the Illagielrocysi oust judge lb. latitude id she sloelrisse. Re.eseassissrd•—de mbarald sat dee& a sewing, called is the lens ll of the requisiti,.• fir the hinerhentew meeting, and stgior.l by 700 respectable howieholdrou, either improper sr Mr. Justice Bairt.sir—A tritium elowal jai* of 110.1 s. ga It I y of a sweet inc. Miners said fortber—Thot is his opinion. it would hare been both immoral moil Mosel to tolohielet the people se • mettle,/ to aorewaii setae( Wetmore. Whomever violence wee iso be wed, In in. case await the aims justify the end. fie considered selling people like slaves, to mean these who got their votes sod efierwcsd• fold their own for a bribe. 'That was, whew s Neosho of Pwleiotent add ha veer, re rrgarilleaa of the public good. No such doctrine WWI preach r.l up at the seimitiue as " Equal Repremewatiost or Death." In bet, the people were diapewed before the Wonsan had well %Kelm. John Roberts*. enansisted.—Was a werchnot mildew at blereelsester, and was there on the Idlib dtigeet, and se Om alerting at St. Peter's.fehl. fin weal those at sheet • %wir ier before use o'clort, deer transacting hie wind bwietett. ifr stood within about thirty yaida of the house is which tba Afeetairales seas autoothleil• He ass so Steak Silikleiter olf.ied to tha cavalry (whose he sew wive) by the people. There was so braailishiog of cudgels or 1111011114 SOO. Vigil they approached; be paw **thief of the Riad, though Ike observed the cavalry go up to the bestiegs. Thaw ww.no. sluing *loiterer done so thew in the way of istiesishithis, Solt, or rieistauce. He felt ou alarm as that day. Cross.esamiurd—fie west oust of curiosity to the meeting, Mr. Hunt row at eleven I s'cluck, and said his easy was mow closed. Mr. SdattLETT roue immediately after to reply, end peg. rented nearly as follows My Lord and Gentlemest (Atha Jaq—The period haviug at length arrived ohms it became roy chor to address you in reply upon Ibis tedious though vcio important ease, 1 feel au dispositiou to (gimpy still fur the , your time than I am called upon in the discharge ci an imperious aid solemn duly. When I am in this 1111111111 r. srldreseiag you. I hope I need uwly remind you. that standing here a- Counsel, I do nut any slant with me any personal wishes, hut am, in some der/. to be considered as a minister of ibistiee, and el*. tied and obliged to perform the profssaimial function/ lit such an office. Amy obaervatiou, therefore, which imp tea to me personal fretless in the discharge of in &fly, ts Hier candid nor decent. I set out with soaking aflir ...us, for in the course of my address I shall feel it my duty, nub boldness sod freedom, to winnisk the liyirierisy of oho or loci pal Defendant in this ease, and 1 trust I 'hall do so l whole and absolute conviction. I Wipe end kel coa. dent I shall chew you that four fifths of the evidence for ge drfroce. with which my Lord and you have beets pence Lad as little connelloo with the. real feet whicii ip raF - swine to try, as the transactions of aay (ober Isibal . "a never entered your bead to contemplate. I shi aloft; raiment mg upon the speeches of the Defeadaids, obeli pow the mumer, the temper, and the tone 'bleb cheated Iftem. 1 shall put it to you to consider whether this is the fetal of the pert ors upon the record fur an offence against ilte lew, or it is • an attempt to persecute, intimidate, and melt:ice YOU to do that iu a Court of Justice which has been •tieniptiil, I fear, with too much se in the Join of Afincheing. Fuel and melancholy indred will be that day when a *pleb it' intiossidatioa, a disposition to disorder, Ind a scorn dad &fiance of legal authority, unhappily but too much jotted ecied out of doors by non whose talents might lie'drireued • to a oriliirr purposes--fatal and melancholy I sayufll be 1101 when such a disposition shall erect WOW itti araniiit rst: J o and transform the sanctity aid solesiftllP 6f such • eont into the noisy area of a tastiest., and •Aottatol (rum you • verdict yielded to popular Clamour, rather than one dictated by your own consciences, and Obedience to the law of the land, by which you; the Jury, V !Mil your oaths are booed implicitly to abide. hope I shall never live ty see that fatal awl melancholy day, *kith, if It Shill ever arrive, will, according to my deep and solemii conviction, render as of soothing the life and roped, of ltd. tountry; the existence of which, ati you know, Mainly departs upon the reverace with winch the laws and infitiiutiserte of the country are beheld by tbepeople at large. Till that dreadful period shall arrive, I Intl at least peefifeiti any humble duly, bud struggle with my poor might to pat vent its sad approach. White I proceed to the tearless dh (live, of my duty, without apprehension of pi:finiter i:laruour, which I aboold despise myself if 1 did not brie tircptar. I shall most confideutly call upon p.m to St rive si that conclusion, which, as I think the law wet -141110, ad as I sincerely believe your consciences Anal riortamiud. Early in the eddress you beard from Sir. Heat obit I was a min, who, when he spplted to the Court on the frotrusl of debility of bode, and consequent 'lnfirmity of mind, had the unfeeling nature to oppose his request of one hater's tater sitting of Site Court us the following morning, atilt thai to deprive him of so much of that repair is his Beal* itrrpenrts.ly required. You shall keen front oat plaits at... Aliment what dependence you can place on tbeesarrfone sad I ty of that man (pointing to Mr. Hest). Ills applica tion 'to the Court, I tell him in your hearing, was so via ac robat., otilt health, but on the ground that he *Mired time to wide through the Imam of evidence fur the preuratioa, and piepare kw his defence. I said then that be had Ved the tritott of Sunday to prepare himself, ad That three Warmth only were called on the Monday, so that there waslid 'pee. *sure for his application. This was 10 . 0 L'aphk. jet of lifr.Hisitt, and obit of this cause I kaow"01111111MIVAt Ilme Gratieman, should, is the face of the woeM, °epode Ids application when infirmity of body required M. 11* led,- • siustia I treat with score. I appeal tit every wail who knows int if I am that person who would so art to any of Huse ;Dettedants—to any being who emtt Weld. 1• will tell you why I resisted his application : because I thought lieu, and I think still, that his obj..ci as. mere delay, and for the sole purpose of, by soaking she hour litre, rc iiitUreine within the wads of this Court that auditory whirl. his Lod" whip througindif this arduous trial hum tumid it so difficult to ssoistrul. The oat remark in that milmorifinihf Artesia was equally persosal to inylelt He (Mr. frail kohl you slut I who imid fn any opening speech repressed gratilleation at this imam holibg removed here fur trial, bad together with the . ...ilia force stud legal intones of the Crown ' , abr.'s with siy attaining fee and brief is head, opposed It application to remove his trial to York, when heoisde the application for that purpose in the Court of Xing's Bench. He who smarted that, knew it to be untrue. • Tots shall hear the truth. Out Ilse last 'day of the last Ters,'llir. Hirst awn, fur the brat lime in form into the Carl Of Ris)'s Beach with his applicistiow 1 went into Court that Morn. tog is otter • ignsireoce of what had been Omelet • 1 (.;aid Hor Gnat fusalows lu waist bins to putting his atildselt in a foe *l r *Wipe. I heard IsIM applteatioft restated by litif • Oink the Allover, bidjScHlthftrAtilsfeetbl, soda tbiegrossod, that they luidelbe ottltotterrpotoliailhpat . _l4r sale mss the asocial, bet 4.4.1 or taineiltlifir g 'ad tau ei*Vaelfes sty hapestadog s opinlist fro 141004:vial wish Awl woe no ise, I amid osi• ow* wised in Coosa &dog the whole of the 'milkman' radii the Judie hod delivered his epistles ; "hal 1101 Private attiadats eery I did imposts lon try (steads who aid sew me. 1 Atoll not saw repeal ire WV* UP le em/ lartherlials N SOY, that what Mr. Haut impales to we as n.y opinion, is his own ; that it lissom foonshitio• to fort; sod is used hp he. fuelbe romans of .1064111 g or mialead. tog yew. I most also do sty 'ramped frimids the justice. lon soy. that au ler were they front opposite= Mr. Hoot on the ltrilood that be repeeprolo, they, no the contrary, arioally etalvatriared to clear away the diaicultim which he himself threw in their way. The Defemlant„ too, bad not the candour to laurel them, Mat his recognisance were Memo Slits trial atimaily &Tr.-lied; sod that by radius is strict form so Cone ply sills she rostra the Court of Kirm's Bowls ; in xeting to time lie rerminiamices ..f all the parties to abide trial at Yu.k, his reCoril (mete down actually too blie,ami we morbt, we Owed, have shut him out from • trial here-- Mt. Huai—That is not the fact—we did comply with that vole of Cued. Mr. lis.4 ire Bairt.rir—No, Mr. Hunt, I believe yew ee cord, strictly speaking, came dove too late, bet refrain from ioterreptioos. Mr. Scala's"t rearmed—The next statement this Gen. Amnia ha. mide is, that I was at one lime analogs I. hold • brief for him. To this I shall merely say, that if he or tpay.other man, from she highest to the lowest rank in on. airily, had so Wiest before the Court a case against the Magistrates. the yeomanry, 46r the constables of Mae riveter, or any other place, ne legal impedimenta would lave been cast its the way of discossiug she •pplication, and that our of the bar should not have withheld from him lhat amistasice which we are peohmitioally bound to rem. der he any person who thinks proper to apply I. as in the.usual Amin. He (Mr. Haas), however, thought pro. per, hi the same of the Kieg, to put his application in • corm which was inadmissible according to the tonstitistioo of the law. Re. Übsit-1 applied to the Aileron-General to move the Court of Kisses Bench in the case, sod the Lammed dietmel knows it. My. SCAttLETT—The Learned Counsel does not know it, Mr. Hank; and 1 will tell you more, hr does ant believe it. 'Mae Defendant did certainly state in Court treat he could get sit profenaional man to assist him ; and 1, feeling fur if* character and reputation of the bar, did then declare, that this could nut be true fur that 1 should have taken a ?itHief of 11 at Ant hod it bees submitted to use. Mr. Haut —I tell you again, that 1 applied to the Attar hey,hienaral ; 1 said so in your hearing, as well as his; most grille my Lord, sob. were is Court, must recollect it it also. r. Justice 8/Muff—Don't intercept; it may be so, ;bomb the circumstance haft escaped my recollection. Mr. fkikshert —Well, thee, if the application was made to the Attorney-General, and 1 repeat 1 du sot believe it, it Ayr" have bees founded in impertinence, with a view to its ,pitictisan„.for the Defemlast her. as well as 1 do that the Altocoity.Caencral's practice lies in souther Court (Chancery), lael the be only cause lido the Court of King's Kends when .0110 upon in the discharge of his official duty. The neat ,Ineinn•lion hi threw out its bin defence was 1110 one of tie- Assioustbso. Ytio beard him charge the Deputy Sheriff *ilk 'Es indirect mess, to itifl you before you came into 1 - diot, and yon ace in what occurred is Court this anteing . grYT# Olt which he presumed to inculpate that Gentle- Ms. Mist Overt is to turn round spun a verdict of guilty, led call yon • packed jury. He is, you perceive, as :k 4 yosi—indeed to all Jaries---he is an enemy 1 11 Xja . I.4der.,hiserilf, end to all Under-Sheriffs— ia an enemy to the constitotion of this House of Coes Jittinoa I may say to all MOMS of Commons. to fact, to sum up his enmities, he is hitimical, I may odd, to every %elite is iith whom be conies in costars. The neat insinuation of this Defendant was, that I had travelled out of the instructions of soy brief, and with • tortured feeling and distorted imagination ' gave • sportive play to my fancy, wmadering allogedwront of the limits of fiats. He saps that when I touched upon the dagger emblem, I did so without instruction. tribe Lord 011ie Manor of Glastonbury, hod isibihkd bay of the spirit and charity of the Clergymen °filo 'Cleat-age, with whom be tells yon he bas always semi elated, be would is Ile coortesy gee/wally paid by tole min to another, have rather supposed that in the discharge of my 1wir1"• 44, 1 41 duly I I/Mewed the instructions of my heat, rattier than wauderrd into the region, my fancy. To .o.).i*l”w. however, bow just are his intertitios, I will now r!ad limn me brief the passage which Instilled me allusion rtiere . the Learned Counsel read an extract from his brief, 1 ShiCh stolid . thet one of the banners had it . red dnigirj. - 14 . ta rs .. . . jtaintil ruoitgh fur me to infer that . die e* ffiiion via I R IO as t'he bunter, rather than formed /0 no otos nietit ~ riNe ometc,top. If such had not been soy insamestiam, does . them! pay sue the bed compliment or titibeiog, wide Akacre I have had at the bar, so bah • tactician as V !ft retteeed as expressios which 1 most be aeons. niirt a i : dossh to contradict out of the mouth of isiowsi wi dagger, 'aye the Defendant, is • fine tragic terutioation to a tragic speech. go let it de. • I' am next charged with esilenvouring by my allusions to Mr. Car. hie, 44 Citified Mr. Hunt with Ilse sentlmests of that per. son. Nwiletitio, so calumny, he says, has rectified me that 'cuspid be employed to prejudice your minds against bits What have I MO dune, he ejaculates, to excite as undue prejudice agaisist him. Was it um, forsooth, enough to lelhirge 'hit& • iiilt sedition against the Throne, tint I must alstrimptite to him infidelity againat the dignity lead sacred ref raiment. Ile has told you of the inuetilkaiion felt at the supposed cosnrxion between .him mid Carla,. He bus mot off all eonnexioa with that peruse, or participation in Ids sentiments, and is/prised you, with titivating Caution, that Garble has stifferesl fur hie temerity, nail that if be were not now undergoing puoisharest, be (Mr. Hens) would speak of him in the termitic deserved. You have hexed from the Defendant all this whining hypo. critical cast dike misrepresesstation of in any shape ideoli fying hail with Carlile. Hut how does this point of the case riated!yrinf be or was he slot with Grille at that steethrg? , Dors he wit prove that fart Masse* by one of his own 'd iereses, sod I will add, the most respectable of them. I mean the young gcsitleusao panted Tyra, who actual ly footed him coupled with Carlite on the hustings, as one of the representative peroousgeo of the twertifig. 1 istithee ads Id• thlit pert of his speech is which 4 will do him the candour to say, he did sot make as impro per moot • point of my speech; wherever he has out uncut 'hilly or unfairly dealt with it, 1 shall give Aim the fair deo,- it of Ilia athfiitia. He says that 1 did not vesture to call a -Witte •rnistaltte, a sister Megawatt., to corroborate Mr. Ouleols'a "eidetic'. ; be ha. a right to mike the loom of this paint, biot MIMI I tell hits the muss why) lemmas I .visited to kite to what points the learned Judge meant to cellist our lineation. 'lle mimeos she Learited Judge Ailed 'flail, why slinidd I have called stir% - triturates ! 'Whether the eitiftskaideo had made a right or an etruneous rrearewentin bit, 'the'filistairsises.--arhadara the m iii i stra r a s -lad or had not acted with propriety or inspropriete-eoitho they the yerimaory were right or were wrong—had acted ids 'seemly . or ifOlferfftlly, you were fold by the Court was ea 'Motto's. to thelieinieul iiiilij , ct matter for your couoiders -noir. 'Whelliet they hail or had riot so acted, mattered ' ifs little in' the porponesof 'Mauls, as whether the lure of the matter of clionstiMory had this or that visitor at Middleton c.iftsge. I tell hint now that vibes that occurred, which ll .epertrd nuold leave t.iken place, there we• no oesinsify My fort-striae sheer aiituctsrs to speak to circumstances whirls were sot • legally within the purview of this inquiry. 1 Insow+deat it you were sitting hew* to to Nit Magistrates sr the atom:tory cavalry for their conduct on the leath of Anguss o a muck greater interest would be cxeihoil this can !•s - 1,1 Pia' perseut prosecution. Should I the. be detingeneldsfy, Ifi 'did not refrain from introdueiwg tats this eolorlisty-WoOsor which taut Ogee tie that import/tot welshes ass swietiout, sod which would ustly.listre the egret of creating prejudice in year whole? This 4• my apology, toy jaeliGcatiusi, fur not mild's the other Magio. l' tease" In support of sny rase. You must ail had. observed the I notlety quatrifested- by his Lordship; to..avat4 durerlieg i est* any Aerial Of ithedispersiuu of let sairetiag.. Whinkire ,h•ttiot theporsion was heal or. illegal .ie ..if pocooloptomor. • pow verdict ought nut to be inioescied by ill e citlier lII* 0. [tioi far the other. I shall tell pat haw this goalies eat viii he mid is &jag so I feel mitisted mid toOvittold 11111Plhotetrambit• *M. sense • with OM' 110 cosy elk wilmOodlostitedibliy.ll4 , tbr -woo imams ara*Mi ass IMMIBM. 14 0 1 1 44 5 4‘6 0 Mere/Miehear as W. aver *Ahoy+ *A tionahod with ib. people. If (row}" doilegieek gate Intim to beer been illegal, of shish •1 sestet I shalt fa 'emu ea t a mm t ace you befere I sit down—if you believe the Defewdasile to be guilty of all or say of the triremes charged, in thikrveind t it seitiedisisit lie she sweetie' womilisitemvdl is a %tufty differeet question. We have soothiag b do with the interfetenee of the illsguitraies or lie results. If yea cur aide me is thielltiwg Ina' the triestirsu is the same as If so yeismatpri hod appeared, them their twin; there Is to be cuitaidererim • NMe eirenutstanee nut erecting this inquiry. It is in fad Ii be ettiosielered as the evidence of the Mesas and cheering 114' the tomer is en pewit( of the male* haying another' tie mead, nor is the salter say of the crowd haviint attacked the cavalry. I have carefully avoided twining to your, vitt. Sof matter eissarctial wash this part of ifie proemiliegs, hemose the original issientirea of the staling did nut depend spelt its results. The lair wryly pnwides assiest tussalleows nsiretiso • breasOkr Nobody km. what their cstissilushiers would be, no matter what was their original Istrutseu* in sarreniblioqi. Whir way there se wise se In premed to be aide, hpisibling • • Auger, to direct as emeinbly of some those. mods of version? If each • thing could he dose, sae it wife, was it ressosaldw to slimy any isdtri.luit le exercise such a dangerous pewee? Ought nee man to he allowed to take apyli hoorelf Ilse goveramest and diem-tine Id • (soh of 60000 persoui Ilut is Mr. Sent the lees dangerous because ha is able la lead such a asukitede Most like a mingled wild beim, ready to be tel loose tipst the public at hie please. e? Rat the thing isimpassehte. Mr.itent,perbapsonsp.; pines that he is like the weals described by One pert, wits was such a coaturniortiou of an orator, that he email rain the stormy wave of the wdtitode , and procure mime* sad eider at command. 111 r. Hunt is estetakee, if he supposes that he could di so; nor should bronco if he amid, or any other maw, be intrusted with such a power.—And sow that we have ilsolowiard or this part ur the eabiree, let us inquire how the lasi four days of this important trial hem Was swot pied. They tare been atectspied-in heathen • refutation ed that which, with the midmost or n few •eiresis. memo% was proved by the - 101Inerases Mi the presems. titre. I say trivial eireninatasees, braises it is emy praise hie that some matters might mese is use part of one* an assembly without 'Macias; the Wier of those plat:aid an apposite part of it. There has not bees say direct einseadie. lion For imitauce, is a men perjured who swears to haw. ing witnessed, in a wasting of-10,0400 sr 110,000 premise, that which another person swear, he did not ore sr bear ? If a man who saw the people face rental and shoots■ the ap proach of the military swears to his inapresmen that they were about to attack them, is he • perjured man, became another Feriae sweats that the people did not attempt as stuck? The Reread's'. bad called Sfty.forrer afty.five Miseries, who swore that they had out witnessed certain facts elated on the part of the proseentiou. It would have been equally easy for them to Imre called fruits such • wetting 1,000 persons to give similar evidence. They might have gone on tolling evidence until they worried 'both lie Judge sad the Jury to death. But was this a dispastf of those facts? When the Spa-lields riot took place, nod Mies site NMI was shot in the shop of Mr. Beckwith, tin gar smith, is Skiener.street it would hare beets very any to select three hundred or four busdred persons fens the lierusaods who assembled to swear that they would set have attended had they emit-Mated any danger. Is is before you in evidence that Mr. lust attended. the meeting of the loth is a carriage. Several witnesses have been celled to show that he exhorted the people to peace and good enter. It is a material fact here that my *Homan did lot, *A the exception of one, deny that the weed( *pal them down, and keep thew dime," were applied IS these persons in the meeting who made a noise, and mot to the military. You have it also proved that Mr. Hunt &Heeded the ssithield meeting. Now I will read to you • part of the 'Medi wide by hint on that oecasiore--- _ _ Me. Hans—My Lord, it is out hi *eidetic, that I mad. that speech. The Learned Ceased has oo right to reply lei what ie wet is evidence. Mr. Justice PATLETCtrigillly MIL Mr. Scaatarr—Why will the Defeidant dictate to MO what I have or have not a right to do? The Defended hos read in the course of him speech masers sot before the Cent as redeem, mid I shah now reed to you, as a pert of say speech, the mode in which Ilse adesioistratioo of jostles mss to be put down in the country by Mr. Hunt mid his ease dales. • Hunt—l object to yolir medium sly thing as Elegem& which la oil is evidence. .• • Mr. Julitiee Barmen He has a right to mod no, thisg from the siewepspers as a were hie speech. • • Oir.fic.matrire-oUy Lord, it is gives ben as the speech of Ile. Huai. , • • Or. Hut-1 repeat, my Lord, that there Is ma of slat feet. ME Jellies BATittv—No ; but Mr. Scarlet boo • id* to read say Meg as • pert of his aPesek. • .1 • Nr.SCAIII.OO9--I shall asrunte, thee, that the speech was spokes by Mr. Hurt. I hope I Orel not be coosidered ms giving it in evideace Is. the csirse--as it appeared 4. the pape r t haven debt lu read l ; anal I ask soy man , whe ther a person charged 'with endeareoriug to emit* dig. contest sail disatectio• ha the wiimirs of hie Majesty's sub jeer, Arnold afeeereards be allowed ha &feed hiaisel(la this way.—Here Mr.licarlett read u part of Hunt's speech V Smithfield, as follows: " lf they wish to try me for say thing I have said or done, let tbevaiwlog rumen' their spies and informers—l see be fore lOW 811,000 emiss, whom I tercel li by defrower nod if I examined 30 of you sock day, the trial eiwki•inel dove years; and let use age what Judge and Joey remold- stand that." In the present instance also, he ivied, if he pleased, have called 1,000 or 5,000 peewee; to ereor the they did'not wit new what mar swore cos the part of the perseenties ; but was this • diaproof! Dial it weaken the lestimooy ? I mositeed not. Your Lordship must, of come, lime presided at 'emi rs! trials fur rioting sad disturbance. Mr. Jamie, BAYLEY—Nu. • Nr. Brain-err —I beg your Lordship's pardon, I thought yet had. lemur of Hie Jury, have often brew estgeged 1. melt came, sod leas assure you that I do oat reeollire any intimates where the parties mewed, who were posendly the ringleaders, have out brought witnesses to prove that ao riot existed. If Mr. Hunt, instead of forty, had tailed 1,000 isitnimsee to prove that they ovoid woe have gone or takes their wives sad daughter Ns the meetiog; still. it would he but trifling with the ease. Set -1 Veal elefeel. that I did expect to see witnesses brought forward who hove wot been called, and the ewe" of wises *ewe that there was dexterity at least, If not graft in the &fee*. Tea hove all beard of the arms iramiegil raver table labobifttata by whom the the wieeiirig‘ was sieved.; where are they wow ? Tint Lured Meer spoke of thefts in his &truce. Nr. Hull at one Ow add the riquishioft waireivied by nor t holisand seers Imiftleed permers. hirky swear ✓ut mum of them bless* kwirowil ardor Defesidasee•ttsiiik we are to In wowed by elm fir? Bet end ft !Me eirlilme ti put hit.' that lox. Mr. Hunt's skirl adrierchas nut. led them, because helinew that 'sot amass of thus rota stand the *ft of i crusweransination. If they timid, I put if sie you, Orrodeeme of OW /wry, whether Ile. Defeiwtante oduld . trot shire cattaillbens ? Whoa am am mete Are we a error whether the telrliet Wadi *l4 als ghlawfol asamildg, yaks laird to iuspi re terror in the titillats/As inhabitants? What, e ms, more tutorsl thus to *Ore, %oldie meted limed there vindicated ilserseatires her theetatige of hawingpN tti it, -by heiuging forward skeineeesitinoimo„ we sisonewf *beep? I Mew -Wigs mom IMMO 4o.immetoio the fors:said ye I hove been unable to LA that there fteraisek persona an shoes desaribed The Nombrairse Obsitrrer. I ass warrentled therefore ha inkeriog Mat.the whole le • fahri ration howled on the obalkoseat astiSas...lea humid's' whe ther the meeting was irecoloweil to iMpire him', we must tooktotetatiesse going forward is the deforest Wee ih the lieglebwilliseed Otaneheoes. {doer the witowerossoknak 4114111 have Mid •psoi...tiat 'foe inesy dap , proems* so Oftli of Auguat,,it was tioemeolwiwawfwe *Heins em•pisk• 71 Tilis.eireenedallearleww. estioteh to amnia b ..ehootiatte a the Noolettateoso Moab kw. the rettlicealite. ••,,,htris thew were buena .te.peessehi lberabrigolikoisbuses _ . . ask wen got semeaf Shear Ireitive• SSW SWPSOble= i ward, 'Mabee 4118111.1111bil silk lallleil WINN ill' that of being able Se proceed to aleseiresser, with,_ , and eetiversiesse 0 ., Mere flips ie a meeiirg uf SO plat, peisiciiially'fbani IlkilaitrAry . maielliee Id 011111104 1 t 114 if. Our. mithetelli •• 'Weitilsnllseir gesseer appesesclOPe;. prove them to MOW been intherd aril yet eat SOO men to tenni iii aurearirlieN"iltili *Vett if this 'Mooing ink: Mom they alsemessil in onegenliet Chmlinefsf- Illeij sit hate Vets, evideree me s tifle point width they ham OM &Wittig rebel. 'fli; lOseelli . foi the Atstoli effkie Pan 'if the &desire Next 4•1101 - ilbe eased Iteishiedi mullbeve I imm Milord Si) observe, that is, Mee regrets,voure flan I do thei ' tile wet sholild hate lamed himself i ts siiri's Wistarias .—' He ha. condoned his defefese• througtoisit wish press elt vernier Su the Quart, mid has esiseed a deer" of talent highly .reditelike 'IS Ili.. 1 orb fie bad hell . esallelhlY ewe mood to him unilerweirdisg sham GO in *kirk he is mow ;die. IL 'With ihe • Web:, saw be ilei s elvat Seem' Parlisaimite -teed Ustversel Suffrage an e. pa , * of Stir political tights of the people. Johnnie .gems the sante, tlmiserli he adages that wool honest meal entertain AR. remit opinion,. 1 hope, Anwever, Oat, sedwithemodief this wleeession, they de eel ieteud to frightee se out of our . opsisiora. Mr. Hoot rays, .we think Anoint Par; lieuients sad Maternal Soffrage the natorel demo of the people." Gentlemen of the Joey, I have already said that this is sot a peewee. of Reform to be decided by your opinions or mine • 'Ammo they may be they art of the mama usimporeasiet to the mow. Pot because •NY f Jan as opine honestly, sloes it follow that he has a nght to dictate tip Parliavainet, and Wink upon *hat be calls his rigida, or nine he will worm of moiling ! A man express:64 such au apnoea, is aplintird to the laws and euunitisliou of his country, nod is Me greatest ninny of rasing'. It ii vague bad aboard to talk of Annual Parliaineola as the political rights of the people. The PolitiCal eights of the people are hiended en the taw' of the @denary. The rook nesier , bad, mar ever cm hen% say ether political nghts. Mr. Newt says they are die 'emend rights of the people." As west eaglet he mete Ails /loom a to/00101111 wreathe eaters' rigid of tie people. 'Rot I sheald.be glad la bear in • whet pert of the Nook of Nelms 1 the worile House of, Ciosimous are to he found? You all F Insow, Geodesics, that the Howse at Conienons is an nisairk. i non from the Crows ; that in progress of time, std hints various erreuesistancee, it We grelat• to w hat' . it nu. i• i MA that it loay still be improved, if rot assailed sail on e. turgid by Minute bawd of viiilenee. But at Isis period ei time did Amami rertkaawien extol id Ode cowslip. Theme who look back to that periled when it was directed " that Pailianienls should be beill•eace a year, and oftener if weed he," wilt,., eimmitteg the hammy eithe mousey, find that at that Woe nuns, tour counties were made by 1111111 issued, one (Mai the Meg, and ore from the Sheriffs, it. fur toensil by the. Lard or principals Crater of each tows; mad by deans after II lapse of ages the rept-formative was brought to its present form. Are we then at Dice add by a single him, to alter eked him* been the work el se meek um. to elevate and establish! if sack an alteration were at. tempted, it would at 0000 COMP the entire destruitioe Of the litoierable fabric. To Insist us say such purblind prin ciple as a use gee sins, would is egret be to mg ee must have Shia or we perish. • person bottling such opinions *Geld hove a right hi say," We might to have so body of ksielators betimes the (keen and the people. We are all equal, sod all laws ought to be enacted by the votes of the emjiairity of the different .parishes" But hes a Mee, en tertaluieg this opinion,. right to held public meetings, with bassers, bearing the inscription 0 Vetivers.' suffrage" epee them? The thief carries absurdity set the fact of it. Suppose Mr. Haul sr Ur. Illasefoiid were to any (1010 nut ewes le imams'e it is the, opinion) that the glo rious memory of Tout Palms was the pride sail boast of this emenery-othst we ought to have in smotercipy, that a rt. public was preferable--eaght they to be a!luire• to publish and inculcate such doctrines ! Every man has a right to pre tar oat fen* al. govenneeet te Member, het haslet a right to inculcate epee the meads of the people the renseityid altering the existing cossatitution to that which best pleases hie! If this be the case, eke farewell to taw amid mastitis. bales et once. As well might Cub's imolai* ma the oileda of the people that a republic was the hest gonna- Swot, deism the best riligioe and that no other reflects was Sr ue. .if &maw weeelof eipiegiape • that wee perish like the beasts of the flelllsal the hew .f the universe is governed withesst a aunt—that the heavenly Midies mote ia their oripitewith that beintlifel regularity itealiserve, with. out a great lint muse presiding over amid dietelieg Omit' course--that salvation yes a fable, sad religion a farce, is mated by 'Wei& to keep' den& Mud **Orem Weimer — supposing, 4 eety. ghat & suer entermieed.seele opesions, has be a right to redermiee our holy relagiou by .polilicly beculeeting titan? These observation. *eh dot orneutmeeted with the CAN her Per le, for. I tisk you, Gestiemee of 'be Jury lb pet your hands to. your beans and . say whirl moire, mold Were Isolated thliinitellon ef Castile tie ihismeteng ? It is well kinsiterehat Garble is a bookseller, aid keeps a Aerie Feeetntreet, Loselms, called " The Tree* of lemee, the OMee of Tbe ftemiblicas awl Deist ;° and that arum Nemo( he invited is this mbeatiome, Ise was seder ea liedientmet for hiesphesey and sediiiire. Who top Islam tie what fame it WOO that incliced' She invitation to Carlite to "attesia this imentisig, col whoa wet It that mode his wins, to rids is the ammo with the lard of- the Stayer of Glastoubary, and mice tie nits leaser of 6,000 acres! Was sot the motive is Month* bids tii give countenance to his neadatt—to thew respect toe 'mess' who gild there vas us Pat e who maker uederstooil his owe er any other 'assuage, arid who it was perhaps intended obeli be the celkugue of Mr. Hunt as • ItemesenselMe far :Alleariestlere INN she *MIME .4. she 9th taken place? If the reagens why Garble was invited are kit sureplained, dd I, (lnstleines of the Jury, bet uojintly is asking Pon I. drair Ile Mimesis that ibis wee•theobjeet of his invitation? Mr. Heel has • said dim he could driest !lie mliololdemlou of justice by bringing into Court mime !hemmed* of witnesses, by obit" emit day.: Ginsilemms: it Is veryymiliabie that he mishb• de se; bemuse :1( the Alec trines of Carlile be ilissessiniatecl asetioit theemple, what, m Oars maws beetemite a.ilir easelity OA. VIM ? West 1 willies, could he drimmied epee whit Mek hiemdigime amp a Unman, audible goblin, lisp Nev .3 p i... 4 ofAMM • O Gleilenbury ?. • , , ,' . ' ~ • Hat, fleMleseen, we come to the evideilmal tor the de. fees, midi will ventere 1e eye, that seism halpeareft de misted I sal ob folly entitled do a vadat se lever ems im nay case in my 115.. We here Merge the Mdeedestis slab conspiring to all a netting, foe the perm" of exciting diacument and aisaffergiva ia the public mind. We charge lies with coisepirieg so ememstile is a fersefdable maseer, sad also. with bevies •inibierfeNg met far this.aboeit per poses. bum lei seem heard* Marne et meeemblieg ie.& ltirlweialt and ferittlO a14014*11, berme at be the lens Mated. Them "has' oh' euettaMetion en tine' pried by the i vieleeice her lAA darnel i_ op _the costrarYmisere hub bees the siniageii Coilinnalion. Awl - let me ask any San Misecomball de esiaillegardiesdi whether be has any doubt on the sisbject.i . te, 101.41 Maeldniett from Mt. Fitapalijek. Alsicalanning.pap is Smithfield is July Jail, at whielilWr. .11Aql, lIP . . that =ila prt zr Intim/ far Rimilatteas Wiwi fast the Chairman, sii iby 'him 'booted "to at. • ralplirtelt, whit • attneded eel reposter gibus: .riter Ntee Times paper. - I did mot mime 1 ayeaii.L Ibii•Mpleh Mill flows lleallehitioits, awi mom mot mtim Aril 9m . f. I plump Irate Gums le Jr., Hunt, I ftschota, ds fere. 'mime rent thugs more thou segeneral eliaracter of the useetiisg. Mr, MiEst. is plow* to 1100,111111 W . ") bad come esteem tuition/ th* paws; pf the.. iteMploisous, at &Mill i, ha, they ere legal. I deny that. I.seithat the -maple of lleetikArld wets deloded by tbsoitwle Wad erbisisial dodges; and we shall ire, by end bye, whethee Referis es; the Sastre'. else tuf deVelwatitietnin was albeit objeioi.i.iiiait Mir: Sar kis priseeinml tamed she Resoliiiiime.)' -.. ' ' . ••." Ressimel, That the by laberast right free." • ' is , Mail tbO Idanseiteseasekemilleoly Jim. There le 44 waist, ie whirls Hee liberty of the siebiret is hence preserved Ma. iultalmed'lskeldele Ireiliik. , ' len :KM( of this were seeeeasary, I mold rot ells k merager them fhb -wry tele, white the libiemletele, ellierged wieb an ammo . so . mosytilsoolog Chioaiiiislisik oisom 011ialadtio MI heO/Ilde I sod take their trial beget* as impartial Joilealiad, Oriii,y isteMimat hwy. la se other ,cessery enfold' meal join- Oat have brie ealeadmi $ e mooed Sikeasaid: Whiee'ema abs preetibMie nerds/ Illessm? , . There the Colmieb toed ' F .I. 'p d." 'f. lawman* . , Piegise' *a - *lob may lAN 1 , ,OM 41 00 P6P4abli *NW * PM. OilidlitiateMl 40, • .edit piiimietri .16 : Alt . ki*At•iiiinge Mit ores. lei oak as ISSO Of wide seam tkrire4a2l *le allbilisbo6ll4/ or our tow vseerevatii Jar Nse• reap of H116•••• 1 : /Qs liiistisalV MO and took rostasslUS Wiloh Ike 1146001=Hisste ISt *Meow so' lie *own Hero, proyliW 111111140 MONK *NW* es.ispisNessf-; ed gewiss,le /Araproarsa blaysba WON won maw* other cosogry SiodkAmatogskoslti Highest* 6 Moe. waif loaf adoisidaid tiles ow &W imps so •IsHogy ih.014 .01 hag isapooliked. /dr. flassotrair Soliyies that obi k Hisao hakes sane priaikd lama gr.ilogie, so Hot I sappehe mole Inns the Shrew tosisostiloe. 'They is.. f• 410.10111 Nisei posed roirsowia awe swot doom So the egisisiry as • we of ow, ponsibliyoptiblie essatioer I. 10ad... le .e.h. we. moors lbeoplagewtiod he whoa bud hergoss el, aohl 4V the. So UN* she etaiipla, IM. risitertioas asps sr is /At Nawargidge (*wryer. wisitem assaisige ill• riderreisrasseic oho meson. so Wm 106, 11 was ibis boson flint 1 .. ridable* Aleseoey hod he.. irketwe n Hirwirsalsome. [Hare the Ltoremid tweet the advonliserseui.. Is fis- 4 , sited the pearls so Mood he are pimplier of electing la ftepreeesiagive mod of eisseihdria of Melee tames isilasf Pill. The Ihniegliffleerr and ilowsoblea ores isiresestgaieilki "sod, as ogee Sts• Ci Wotarky4 •lisjor CaslstriSfic sit Wooke.ll.-Tlis• odirrotierostat was wear/ 1144111 mei ...ea whom Oar Stwerrakt bias Grow. 'Oar Gwent. after IMMO ersatilto as the prrowditeerd stered is she ilegherehee mid Ilerteetthrerve, by tberaissiO wising them is Owlet she heeds(, proravdriL dils 61 is hi. arrival Ea Liiseaskisa stew Ifiel kr gun Lateden-- Mr. Head-1 did not slog* Skihdle. Searkit. • . . Mr. loseett.rie.-11 Opprimandlik: to assimater 41, wornansia, romp. at Couulllllobialtripli*Ollllloo‘ I you fell haws the itioads: • e. - re ~.v • :•;•• rues% Mr. Haat (ssailiagh-Allah lasstis wridnaro • • • ... Mr. j os h ° . limmottowVoi hsaw, .111 r 111111d0d11110SW/ht ' persona away mad ma liewor spareh. ; -;,. ;- I .*„ Mr. deloaaagy..4 idylls* mita sba haperthoewor of Oh Deiradates: Tbs LoanwilComati e after aharovin ; Meow % learielps Ike M. tame eh, maw intalra r wasietaaM oto &AM thifithhiloodlasempt eash dm, erisisitsinlbatile. Mashwilh4M legiviatierMlAllar Ilireimilwadby bi. 'sole. Awl she atesimity anheate-Milli the emseingeof the all mew M. if bild..bsitie krod Indio &MOW ha hoe* it hod blreuelealowerehidritio% for mast Asa Mr. Mull isvetworibillaselopert people I. nee fai d o s yaretiog of ohs 11. b, and balm Abair yrialawan aftlit ihm. Mee obis our. kart bay Iteßwitdiry Cattiest t awel.ll4l‘ • tweak, sak i whisk auto ha then" Aka* emu *Labials Ad Math? Ma harem mama dridamiltematam. • Ifethloll etlw Mug is Maathrolev tkes. Osfediet.hiassairatswee.. • ho draw year atm tofereaminsobilisenotelm , m a tea los haw was empluytill to ihs..Mkadie. tbe t u I Mal read • watt a a letter of his, which aporiondl, lloodoodor Okerettowitalittittelt kettotti . aid dostIMs••!!••• dam splint 1411. bimetal. mold owl proton dip amp oar* t oe". Me. Maid dlliterehltattlil,s PPS .of 1/01•41* himself, loot whey I siodisPasisdio sop* the bsealloideat he loft, he my deatormap soul any ansotaidoly,fari dpaq4 deity his saterrAN islapumrik • Vara•Erytall 414 hadeadirMlie Gestation of ate ;hwy. yam mast imago**. Ara ma aimed imp is Mr. Mind's Mod I paq swat ersoliptidber• sitaadow of the coustry at am Aims Emma' ri•Qull thru sh 4o l 4 was I r aj stay Mid drilla*" • C1011410,_41. MVO dip* 'neighbourhood. Da ppa Wig*, chnelleaan..4lo4 . was igateraat of AM/ • Ahatorill •MAPP 4 Of *MP fi= lino bad beau held, 11.. remelt a which was. aim*, 1611114 MEW aserteils o• 4 ' A l 4 4 h• dellatig kid Sisulthe were I. order 1.. amble Wm' M p.. ihmissiVis flisow *ay tensely and Mr. **awn dem owed the fialselpir lean . • 40 - 64 1 " samosas ibis wadi lime Ikea rand 1 4 4 • 41 ate PIM& tiIlf•MI•SIA1 arias dial • sa•SPlPsiFishilostskimsi, .-.; e r • Who (*aid Mr. !kashmir) UM blebaist for pde'bßrlstert ea twines, wakens* et sirat bodatatibiwo 'Modes IWO* - Mt? Um it Prom Jahaame mash* aka 11 avosisitk labormatitta ? But from wheitwerapshotar ortanadomstillikl• • diooddai else be had baissentri inforawdiait Ce. iibadealift al that abash' dead OW pm*. alter shasiamist Moab uaa pat of that I. handed dam m bolas. be OUPgib . the-people am *MA Is peadiellatadommhog ; Mew a eselseritotof timid to lead them, Is allistmenk anatil 0114, asjial & 11144 111 ,1140 4€ 04 wi11it i l • 4 . 411 • 61 ampared. whatr SOSteiSM - by, theft Ilimatiseh Monaca Aa mire (mid awl) was Mak Mak Atm &Dumas prigifin Arid plkuimrllllolllol4 ot*o trap, bed ends atiallAratalo w slislimemed..hekaaddraDito Were the Sisk* tope M laildolSM‘Sir Aralist-dra we matins as ter prima azazZara is.from settialt Med all the mail/ were tr• MI safe (or the momiratura ta day their Sulk mdl : 1001 epuld bite. Its triter isevitea e!lie ``trams name this out of their OpheMai4 if dory Min& ahem woo*. Where was above my po,,ibibly of rooming with 110,0t* min? This waa dare with a vie. t.. Mime Its. Magistrates sale croatempt *mom the people. %Vole they to go nut argue such woks with Illeasteord„ Itealy. Unorhoitio, die,? The tan, awash lii litimehfitat• li f atmositetro of Melon itelento, Uaa.it, if we may j. J.. from apprise atm, yet session, the tepinalopailf the Ash. elms Cohlrier. I restore to utstiotaio here, and I dull s.o , t•ee., ) *he ir . op, intler what may apieloa of Are Ilaal• Myr, of ihei day m • y he. Oar X Ms iisilagrim fwd.** NM'Oefur the trtairait , safely. from the information' My', had received, nit from the lama ledge they ha* that ink* ono gisimeua, nut hail they aid Sakes prenialiaas Is Jimmie she plan of slot lowa, they would deserve to be dieraissed, stud steaseato d as Oahu's he their fbioninos! • They Nita . 1.14 pneltu.! shim by planar, as was their duty. the 111110111141 Oft 0414* IMMO* And pew, Gee times a ate J sr) remelt eh, evil ea, , and I ask yob whetter Vint sad Co. ate free frail We Merges maim' limo Ohre the berme Cosasurt tom OM Chadoick's evilness is hi the Wiping at Whoa Nom.) The nett hay Chadwick saw fhe leader of she .killing pony Mrdlrg up she Illiddletaszaimp- ow the atteitorat' The bakers Chadwick sr ? Tbspiefewatiete Weight hare sem 4 their ems better thin any ban dun had hey coq 4 the differed Issileve to • ailoffi Clesiforielee *fifty. • Moe they 4W sal eall p Mils maia ob. has *oral skilled, Mood, they found it meatoraq to call. Ism partite ohu bud by.. and drilling. Me ma ladverird folk, roselletortr oeNttotiS, the mutable. This Nosaluid Nay newly istardend, mud was" it. order to ogee his olittgett to ottjore.,ltio Ode. glean' ho tba Raw dloavioll Used the etrytpt? epyr eta saw Murray attat:kad, Nit!, fear ositytojausi •p omits s al. he skis part of t evideite, the Gummi C.:artared mod.zoite Inane at the Star 1.. • lassAmoso , prosted by Mr. „ 4 4 wore (say by Mr. Tom. ass hsPre :1 0 71 4 rs tolipartatistf 'uf %);.• Ills/ ••••• •••“/*• 1 ! tot twit bant,hpra .itaftof ' tbaslts befoul'', is a 'NW rimpretakk . nt ship eagt, lad MK% iti• it . vain, tine he 'tin Mk% air ilaraialord •ai :the :Vdomosilhe of Caitheolite,manitle few. tied, *Misr. ok_4l):4=4Lsza,ait i e.piara time Weihistrates,* ha 111 r. Hoi r •so alit Ode! Matt sr aleadthint ho anat. Iseultmillos.,lsks!..M46ha $14040:4 wet.{ pioi longetheyeil bleu m a, viittelirdegbt thaidaidi; 416 amt *a* 711. 0 1.ar p... The 4441 ernmi.salidthe. pot rucce‘td mAL Hoer' rime! 4 itripa aue lyr l i r ee re mie rllbie vi : e r4oBlll se rie ls : l4o.oo ' .. " eigo. 's at el. meta, .for wen. ;heti is %Weeks 5... 'nit Mina its WAIL Grand) tar aftli llaaLoa ‘ Ike eatbat Wm) dad atillitiebella. leeirAbsteibpstaa-* I . baits of l*" 1,6 e lereVrriCTl4l his ( "1" 11 - * oselt,Onto so allot essekplatto dak, Kidding% mietlisS•Mr, 40k 4 filo/iP4d O .O *lf** selves whether ate iikkeediSirp out ate remit mem. Vide& Mailnit altd•dbariallaki. MIAMI' •fa hilibuir Wino 1 u "n?" 44 w 4 T 44 ! 8 ' 4 alf••44•4 l •4lo•trewr •64•1•••• A l e t:::p o ilEE 4 l l ;mi S. have magma atm if . • did, lot eloy S.1411•10111111*K 44.1 40 4 V440 I =M . * OhtetZ4 ll4 .l77l= lat l * .= i.iwhelp '4l6lllohdbas , ' ?•.•.;0,41:42/1145te ,i.304411.4„ 41 ; ' .44111" Amy, ibt IlAwbiaii, Mote Isof hmellbt/011,111 1 • slide !Paine %AV 314.41.•!•01. M 16% PIROMIVrbraI.. . • . Orsoolido_ Ryt.,_. • , .1 ; • saasmo v ..-401 G I mil Werra/. wit sfi9spoi.4444J•fro 1 tiM47 1111.14.4*- _MO 41. 1 0 1 14,//4 1 411 , 3 110% 1,W.41 likkiettiagaii* VOL. , Mee A • Afrt4o4l* 1400.1 , 001111alititi 0,401 1 1111114:. 14,1 J A