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London, England, 1818-04-08 00:00:00

is its sentietolitents, and tot at all in its business. Far rem
courting the graedee of a district, the dereid rule or their
lawful sovereign's Court mistime them fruits its precinct.,
that they may Dot breed ea ducts slippery grounds, or to eatbe
tui atmosphere misted with sycophancy: through them the
law speaks is. the calm deer accents of simple justice, nut
•is the hearse sad boisterous Massage of the. pamions and
atter earning the warmest thaeks of their countrymen, they
sir!1b111141111-MIseld WINING of impels, allophone, which
other men deem ea huouseable reward of virtue. Let ibis
/right p.*s*i of.j•Riiitel purity* ethistautly in she eyes of
the Illairietrates l.Mye ipotesi of 'lf it arum melte their
*ivies tit beittathnt, it imi? strit, Meet with envy; bet
'they most hear landed atm, tlieftbou)th its perfectium may
'be far SIMM their Mach, yet ift 84411peedily
Sid. their alftestdh.
itinsibereless of our advemerleas hoots ere olgthea with
'dill *me sassed litustioas. I albedo lo the Iterertaii
' tikentrissica whet
_helve made theamileas so active, sad minty
of ANSA are Magistrates also. Egret, as l'eforei.lun at
Nino pe'reelire llpesk of iiidividifiledierely. Par be it
trim nee re in est Aube" ell tea Clergymen,
way more than all the haslet% who're isipemilid le us.
-mill petal In no Inall he the moped in isitly dee to the
members of the 'Established Church who Mit°. ta" 'be dig.
wily of their sad are at once as lireseterit to
'Ott hieetirdef mid lee tlieir flocks. liett trust I
am Mot booed to 'Mew the Mw times of vesilMetheis to-
wards thilie who dread use liftelem fu llaeiba bit whirls the
iirtrsesl tif " fhb billestimated ; who absotoady
list-bid owe moths, to thi serreeder of iodepasedeileas far .
prefeeiraent ; those wilkee thole who vie meet themselves
a dispivitieek compleinhen for the dirtitst work. I sue a
rhumba !teemed Mae, hied I vile* its lastifttions with
'the most wereffteted regard; but I enlist thee* imitations
'do Nut require Me to venerate the priest who spends six
mareog publican", plying the. peassatry 'weft Mime by
day and by sight, and rests irefbe eirveuth day to preach
against drielekeeturns ; or hive wherisin sit all night with a
simple freehohlie la hopes of gababig a proalial from the
'Met glimemelag Ohio genets; se him whir asilisla Ms time
'es the mill move salesroom work of ansopsims tilonlire, or
leis holy heather who Mims the Mildred leads of Ink-
barer; or him who is any way carries on a trade is the
'votes. Mit is, the mesdames 0( 1116110th fur his emu pos-
it. Of the ineesmilt sad sordid Mildly which dissisiguish
this ram I lam had many proalls—Missie Mali* pemon-
sily to esprit lbey bore sersensteil we be m Domenic'.
issed-sf • Reams Collette! 111stb 'twist could sot be true •
sir they were circulated is different quarters. thie of these
'lift was Inspossibk, 'sad Ms who told it mast have known
its fletafft, for if I weeea Paphit, MSS could i sit in Par-
? Thule OS 'llest them men Imola, themselves
at ell MOM say religiundsprincipiss ? No, as--their esbjee.
'jealous he me rasa on other grounds. They mould, rimer
iniptiee'whether I Waned to the Church or .u, if I had
but Me petremage of churdies beleaging to rise.—r Lord
ela we )—I height be eTurk or en Eindel if 4 had may Me
amaze eaftetieg them and their families. It is sot my
*dead cosicents•whiedi they cave Mum, but my secular
deliciamies; my, if I would bat partake he their sycophan-
cy towards Me great mast, they would give me a dispels:i-
lium fur an omissions. towards Heaves ! They would agree
- heed ray neglect of Ms hesehaly Beim whom servants they
uleche I. he, if I only mined the sertfily grades, whose
sieves they see..-(C of ebseetap.)—Wie hem esti in-
deed, quite the we... Gude, fur it is Mamma whom they
serve, mil It/Noire him. IBM all different:es would be over.
looked could I but juin with them ia seerilicieg maseieuce
mist cherneter to their idol.—(Lind chars *ire men-
Mooed Iles subject lif religioes distinetium, sad it becomes
NW so be ouplieit span a miter which I boom ratites some
eltercatios is differed poets of this emairy. la the bosuns
of the listalenshel Cinch I have lived sad shall din; bat
it Maims sae NI to kedge other nun ; mod I am as advis-
e:lite foe wubseadod lotion. Tu deprive a citizen of eves
the smallest meek* of his political rights, became of his
religions belief, appears to me Os very Wield of iiejudiee,
sad therefore I ray milting of ifirroaa Me policy. 111 tidily as
ti prize dee. homer bf representing you, dearly as I would
consent 'to purchase the glory of restoring your rights, 1
wilt not medic, nip siortere conviction fur any reward which
man has to bestow; sad cost whit it may, I openly avow
way opiate. so be, that aersubject of the Crowe, wheinte
Vesseseter ur Coast* Meek& be 'excluded from the pale of
the Cuestibitionuserely Meanie hs Is Not 'Nubia 'the pale
Of the Mardi. This avowal, I knote will alienate • few
mires from lie, belt i Milesietildbillis my IMO juilgient;
*Miele rail I lesere'llis poises adriphilsed.
"4ssisles than. ape& who* 4 have daseribed, there • are
others in the anion/ ply fifths Lord IsieMemat, and wham
'intent it is le deceive tins apein the state of the
keep it the lager 'Ohl. Some persons Rave *tampions('
their services, is ?eters for persists{ civilities which flat-
tered their 'ready; smile eirldbmed by lettrosage, of which
they have mated -lonely, sad still aloe! mere. Aimee'
these classes there are a tow respectable mese, to whose
conduct nothing which l now my can be deemed appli-
cable. 'I may lauseet, bet 1 have no right to blame' the
course they purses—of Ms balk of ties I must speak s. I
feel; mid 1 mature to assert, that, when they All them-
selves the/rim* of the Lowther fassily,lhey assume Itie
time tbat least of asp describes them. That family, I
trust, is incapable of the arts in the practice of which their
*bole seal is exhibited. It ought to be greatly ashamed
of the mowed me which they rest the Lowther masc..--
Vow in seedev'to miry objection derived frum personal an-
'mess, sad from past public vended, to supply all the ad.
milted defects of your Repreaseitativem-1u support the un-
heard-of claim to both seats I. an iadependeut county, these
discreet supporters being forward this ore argonaut out,—
illieetl riches! No maw can Amy *Me wealth of the family,
and apse Amt they mot its cense. We certainly cannot ob-
jet' to taking this' grand. lAt them cry up the brother re-
emus Gum whatever ewers derived, mud welcome. Let them
proposed it as klis sibmitate fur every other gill-'his their
teem affair. Not Ihky adverse it in a sanuer too offensive lo
he borne: set content with etatiopthe umegrositi property of
our alrermities as their only quallitemise, they pretend tie
ilesepesiefy every see whose amens are Ism ample ; end some
of Mom *mots, judging by themselves, profess to believe
tbstoo.pisblic mast can be holiest with • moderate income,
Lyceum they'havetfuinid it impossible to retain their polite-
-4.-31 iirtresity in a stale of poverty. Was ever issukace
tweed ono motet this; this parse-pride in the paupers whom
pour adversaries has. qwartered spun the public! North-
nary purse-pride be deemed ose of the moot offensive weak.
messes so which oar 'trait nature is soigne, 'what shall
amid of the pride that erects itself Into a endgame rpm the
fuusdation of mother ataa's purer It is karate bele the sir
sod pit of emeriess wealth, but is be bellied by Mate
pupas or badly firbasites with the Mehra sells* pm- .
touter and pets ou, la Mewl tely swore than ememen petieuee
eau endear. The jackdaw, that striated 114M/11l in bosiuwed
plumage, was ridiculous, but, barring the hoarseness of Ins
-croak, he was • harmless dolma{; but Mese cormorants are
sot runtime milli measlier shoved aift of cousitquesies, they
Mart seed Meek ell diet mem in their way, swims only
the based that feeds thees--reveumis ef their petrou's fare—
and (ratio( to pieces the reputation of ins amegusiists ;
perhaps we bad better leave them alone. It is Ike instinct of
tlkir inknor mature. We 'book' tend them as we do other
noxious issivislo—muud ourselves against their attack., but
f Jl au rearetenent.
" The charge of Jaeobinisio lass by those some toots been '
aalastriourly propagated against an. rialr if by Jacobin
t. meant one who maids the whole fabric of Govern-
mem as intended for the benefit of the people—who bolds
inset every mafiosi Ms as ialsormt itiatirissbk right to be
gimenied with the smallest possible restrisiat •upon natural
liberty, at the *lst practicable expesow levied opus the
classes best able to bear it, aud in a manner least erentioss
—who considers the reduction of the public hardens
within those limits a. the imperative duty of a represent/s-
-tore of she people, and the defence of coostitetlesial liberty
against Mt iencrambeseste as a ditty mill inure eeereel•—ir
lay Jeciebiaisei is seminal* conslsat wasehior of the Reten-
tive, mid an habitual *Away ire ioliesemer Made lodise.—
h must plead guilty of the anespre-fie she woad thus ex-
vatued describes ties smashes tomoe of soy pohlie
lint if by Jesubomemes these ealumaialses undsessaisds num
weary of the Luglish Coosituteem, ilsairom of rackaiagiaa
It tur mine gloried Om of ileactoweW. prepared Nsaek
alworgli tee lournoe of royalists.. the otisbhsliseest 4.1 •
new .tateup—alleve all, if they.seem see who wevalik, while
h. has: a spark of lire ill his fosse, suffer she foul of say