The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-13 00:00:00

THE LATE RIOTS AT ISTALTBISIDGE

The great bulk of the operatives of Shay-
bridge and Ashtos have base desirous of sweatier
themselves from the disturbers of the public peace, and of
disavowing their participatica in, or sanction at, the rioted
proceedinp wdhicaceh took piece there. For this =N a
took on Saturda at Stalybridge, yas
attend=sotto*ed by 75 to 80 delegaty es from the verities adult
schools of that town and of Add= and Duldnfiskl. Mr.
Wm. Aitkin was called to the chair, sad sewed speakers
who addressed the meeting said from their own know-
ledge the leaders in the late disturbances were
the indolent and moat disaffected among the Irish
residents, end their followers were mainly boys
and girls of the lowed sad most seeducated dad The
=strongly condemned the conduct of the thews. and
that the factory operatives so a body were fairly
chargeable with having takes part in the tumults. Mr.
Grant, of Manchester, spoke at some length in coademnation
of the outrages referred to, ands yd awed the dad:able-
MIR disabuaing the mimes d &at a Wass of the
' implant= which had no dead then, that
these were the acts of the workiag =air leneweire.
Ile said, although Sir Owen Orgy In the Hams of Com-
mons, Mr. Vers at Welrerhaospeos, and hake
Mellor at Ashton, had disclaimed els halid. it
sW not
enough ; the working moo theemelwe shield wooly dadwe
their disapproval of sore sets, mid dew their dallawdea-
Soo, should any attempt be made to mew them. =the
authorities in reprenthig sa y breath of the wase. of
the delegates who feflowed Mr. Cheat odd that Meng
1/111 the des p prove' el the working INS to the feetarlismor=
rally of what had taken pleas, audacesatkielr
eon at the device brought won that there meld ha
little doubt if say other calked the kind ewe id.
tempted they would enrol themoshun ander the aultedtes
to re
ry it. Several risoktiorne oe the subplot were
sad the following reply to the /Admits al Lord
wee adopted anankeoudy

" To the Right How. the Earl of Shanahan.
" May it pleas your lordthip,—W. are Wan melon
residlog la Athens, ikalybridge. sad Dalcisiald, now ander-
usg peat privations COOSIRIOSS apse the shaciel satins
swami= at the cotton manufacture of those distnetecoa-
taloned by the desolating civil war DOW the
States of America, whence the raw esatZdiallevrarit: menu-
facture has mealy boon derived. We hare read with great
interest mad pleasure the appeal which year lordship has
ham Iliad aweigh to address Ito as ea the sub.
pot of the meet diapraeetal
_insiarteaoss which
have taken pleas in this neighbourhood. We Vliveaae
that sack unlawful and dieseisrly csealedSan
taiskporldpiaoa, and still more deeply hakes that oath ananat
ha attributed to the bear" eveeldag need Lace.
skim, sad we beg most solemnly to assure your kedship,
and through you the public generally, that the greet body of
the working claws took no part whatever in the unlawful
lrooeadiop so justly complained of. It is very meth to be
amented that persons were found to allow their passions to
overcome their better jedgment, and thus brio`` diverse'
upon the whole alias to which we bekag. That the poisons
who took part is the recent outbreaks in Stalybridee were
mere boys and girls, sod generally not belonging to this dis-
trict, the records of the recent trials at the Chester amines
fully demonstrate. We avail ourselves of this, the Ant op-
portunity on the restoration of peace and good ardor. to
separate ourselves se a elm from the 'speed in
the destruction of property and Ia pioader which was per-
petrated on that deplorable occasion. We an too
Crafor the public support extruded to as
all parts of the Quota dominiase ad any
foreign °pantries to sympathise with it... who would by
their acts of violence alienate from se to time of seed the
generous aid so liberally bestowed upon us. la academics,
we beg to assure per lar&.bip that we are as as for
the nasintseance at peace and order as any other ohms in
this realm, and that, shosid any future attempt be made
to disturb the public pesos in these hark* we will wil.
Seely mist the aosaituted antimafia La maialsiniag
order and prearring the property of our more fortunate
neighbours, man a whom DID now, with ourealva, suffer.
nag pest privatiou.
" oa behalf of the meeting,
" Wm. Amu, Ohainnais."

A meeting of a similar shamus to the above was oleo
held no Saturday afternoon at Mos4g, when an address to
Lord Shaftesbury was adopted. This whirrs, in sosein-
sloe, sd his lordship to Epsom spew the goverment
the ormsesity of government add la this time of &elm% At
this meeting noveral mammon was mien%

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n o'clock on Thursday morning, as a maa nomad Jacob
"Whir ma wailing across * footpath towards .the MA
suck' at Maude& Glarnorpashire, a man, apparently •
Z2.ll7ertook him sod demanded • shilling. Os Waildias
his assailant seised him with ungovarnalla fay,
brutally beat him, aid them es Ids threat from at .• OM
Re then decamped acme a aleantaka towards Noah, whale
he was motorail. Ha primes ha be a lunatic who bad jut
limped from a neighbouring wham His victim, though
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