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the speaker had berm appliooded, had oucceetled in mew- log
• single cute.—(Applatise.)—Mr. Hume petered • very die.
(merit camerae. . He twouglit forward hi. hgneem-they amid
not erroo-sid.the mitoeg hhsd and the must °bottom* were
Obliged to eobfres their truth. Elomituce. couW ryul do
this • hat palbiet perseveraace and scrupulous anguraep
did ;rehieve it. Ministers kid over and over again, eigneltig•
ogegooted !Mr. Howie ; hut he was very sorry to say that he
never saw 'their votes attending ou their compliostmts.—
(A iimsch.)--Nuthing could be more pleaolog is) a men who
bad no motives for concealment. That gond Was likely to be
efferted by Mr. Home'. exertions, be had no doubt; but it
conlJ not deprisit nos him isdivrdaally. He must have the
warm and zealous to-operettas of the people. He sagest ha
strenuously supportid ; and if not supported by publie wet-
lugs he knew mot from what quarter he est to derive -up-
porg.—(appliewee )—Beater as they had bees by large m .m°.
lilies, *bat was to console 111r.'llume mid those who had
(night by his side but the expressed and avowed sentimiuts
of the people ?-o-Applatire.)
J. R. MONCK. Coq. next permitted himself le the meet.
log, and was morally applaadeol. The Mon.
itallist expressed its Hacks for the A imeriog approbeition
upon his public combed, proceeded to enigma the
Jeldiefatigable exerttouo, persevemace, sod ruissimestey of
Mr. Hume. That Gew tenter bad made maaskst dee lavish
Orzpomokiesre of the public money fur the worst of pormars,
,dllll. Illeggemptiun of the peuple—)et he made NO commits—
la MOW lotatmore was he found in a majority—he was not
stole to redact the estimate, a stogie shinier. Sot the Hesse
• f Camminms, with rutraurilinoty ineoasimegien. after hav-
ing refused in mectioa a single motion for retrenchment
it detail, audiletaly voted foe emotivity in a wholesale way.
He agreed must perfectly is Ike mutiosrests ememined is the
third litoselution, which, with great isomer. aosigorol mores-
Mao taxatiou as the priteripal cause of the distress which
was now felt in the reunify, aggraveted as that taxation was
by a retain to lists.. 01,1 honest system of osetalle currency.--
(eepplause.)—lt was au evil hoar when, is cosermieute of
the male of their resumers, recourse WWI had, not to • de-
. pereiatitet, but to a totol annihilation uf Ike commie, of the
country—when the urilmiited, rompolatry paper narrowly
:was introduced.— (Great ~ppleuve.l—The first egad
of
this was, no doubt, to gore the Goverenomit • awl
great facility in OK 'Dialog of loan.; sad Heaven 'mew
that that facility was Moused most prodimetly mid ins.
. providently. They bell, is roaseeportice of this syMons, so
augmented civil hot, an summated guiltier, establishment, an
impended nagineral debt. They-had now to provide for the
'zee ociosuf thrState, to the moderate amount ef60,000,000/.
• pest; mod. every pound of footled properly might, at
the holder's •pleasure, be cutaverted into a gutdesa 'sovereign.
,Ould, like other commodities, tem cheaper or dearer, ac.
.seeding to the diminished or increased demand fur it. Thus,
. during the restriction WI rash poynemme, gull was made ar-
tificially Ammo, hresum its uoe was eetiegMoslied as • great
circuitous' niedmin. Hitt ouw they weVe•ousking it arlifi.
Melly dear by an immense, ate perdue', sod extravagant ste-
amed for it, ma the moutaptiou of cash paameule, when user
wove called nn to pay in specie Abbate immense debts dont
were contracted in NO/Olf.—(Applause.)—li Ives in this way
that the people of Fugland sad ihrir promorty hues Mew neck
the cruel smut of Fortune, whomas blind muosigh, nod eta
false legislatiou, which was mill blinder. As Hat moat
they were eorapelkit—

" To feel'', turns, the change of firree extremes,
a Extremes b change rouredleree."
With respect to what had here the degree of depreciation is
their payer curreory, that they knew by past experiemee;
bet what might hereafter be the rise of gold and the fall of
prices, they could 'tidy eunj.-cture. ainee the matter was
only is the premiere of °mention. It was, however, a mat-
ter *loth, of stgeril; for, as gold was demanded, its value
.would rise, prices would tall, nod their taxis rook' be in.
creased. imam genii. torus thought the priers would fall
outill they marked elw lev4l of 1792, the year preceding
the war. nut he believed they were greatly nsirtekto.
They would fall much lower. These was this marked
don•tatittan between the two peritolvs-siThe taigeneit a of the
State, iu 1794, it-spired only 16,1100,0001 ; hut now the mum
necessary was neer 60.000,001. f., being shoat four limes the
amount of 1794 There would, of retiree, be four times
More cold wattled to f.e.l that ins ,time and all•devouring
moods, the Exclaimer. Others thought that she prices
would felt mild they rause to a level with those out she Cuts.
'incest. Ile tl ht they were sutures the toile, theitgli Hwy
had not hit she math eaactly ; fur he was of opinion, that the
mires vitittlill Ine lower litre than go the Continent, sod
fur this plain reavon—lhat every 'three on the Contineut
silver was the standard, sod site. r the I.gal tender ; whereas
to Englesul gild alone um the standard and Ilse legal ten.
der. Start the resumption of ea.b payments ao great bad
been the demand for gold, that silver had fellen S pm
rent in relation to gold, sod would mulishly fail still lower.
he enotended, that tile mires would fall lower titan
those of the Comment, pietist-1y in the peepoition that
oilier fell In radios to gold. Hut though silver had fallen
in selatiou In gab', it load, with sequel to other commo-
dities, risen wales i illy, for, •i cry whore an the. Continent,
it was known that there was a fad Is, the mire of commis.
Jitter, whirl, was as much as ot soy AM there wits a ruse in
the prier of Over. Now, he must say, that it was utterly
opossilde (sir this c00...4y It. pay the sons of 80,009,0004
o year in =wee)• of the pet tient value. It mirk; be Att. eityts
• but if the attempt were mode, many sit those whom he
addressed would hoe to see a gr. ill. r seviiluit m in ptoperty,
auJ a greater oared of titmice., g fausthra than wane
ever kiptslllll, slit age sue euunory. The only hmee..l mode
of arrrl,ur this calamity et., by effeeting a intuit material
mine in the tasea.......(.lppluase.).-11'ith seepest to
souther remedy whirls bad into acoot,sl in Ilea. itesolutionit.
the Introductioli of a new Cora kill, he could starchy speak
of
it Irish patinae., it was much a mosactions alcsit•thay.
Surely that man must Its nasty mail who could argil. that,
In make breed item. Ante the mom. nay to et:lmam this
country Irons her .IA. ul.ies.--4.40p10n5e.5,-1.1.1 the land.
birds and pi open tees instead of asupula tug that which was
odious mid eouleinatilite, stand hows.4l and wake common
mom with the people. Th.-ti, and only ti...., could they
olimm; Fool then, and only lieu, would they sheerer sue-
tows.-44Ctar vino )
The tbasks of the meeting were thirst voted to the Mayor,
and tie assembly disp.rscd.

• as of etornmieal reform ; but 14 beet a that ill the
154444 achieved by that CstrOleterales eimpreors, if mitt d
dorm la puled', Wilier, and rocs, would Dot raver
the wont if the rosin* ors Which be retina. For-
lvieseely for the cossutry 111 r. H,lllOl was set Aeries'. He
said fortuuattly fur tba country, because, aiticei he (Ur. !W-
-eer) bad been iu Parliament, he did not hear of an instant.
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