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London, England, 1820-08-07 00:00:00

TRIAL OF

MAJOR CARTWKIGHT, MR. WOOLER,

AND 11THERS.

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WARWICK ASSIZES. Teuasovr, Auo. 3.

Tllll SING O. MAJOt CAItTWItIGHT. WOOl.Ei. &C.
Thls mate. which Imes recited so much public littered, came
ein this day Wan the Cum, BARON suit a Special Jury.
Freels an early hour every gallery sad beach within the Court
House was occupied. and a great somber of ladies sad fami-
lies of dietiselios were present.
About wise, the CIMINO BARON entered the Court. accost.
pasied as asset by the SIIICRIVV, and took his place on the
Beach. The Defendsub sem afterwards made their appear.
aace, nod the resemble Major was amommodated with •
seat amongst the Barristers. Ansomisit those premed we am.
tired Mr. Williasas,llll.P., Mr. Priebe Palmer, M.P., both of
whom secompastiod the Defeedissie into Court, sad sat by
them. Almost up to lb. snessmid when the case for lb. pro.
secession was closed, sISS DefeusitiOls bid not derided upon the
precise lire of defence *bleb they shoots adept.
The Special Joey mead Ina then called for, but only four
of the filmstlemen--meur IMMO *lo be 1n aUendence.
Oirmer 'eked if • Wes wan prayed
Mr. DAMMAM mid that ems et the Defestlams (Edmuu4s)
Ind not yet came heti hams, and as it was somertain wlie.
titer he would joie the others I. this mulles, he wnold take
it as • favour of the Court to remain for some little time
without peneeedissa en the trial.
Mr. Stipule VAUGHAN said be had au reason to throw an
obstacle iss the we, of this actentostwietion, if the time re.
spored was not tineessonable.
Mr. DINISAN said, he would sot ask longer than tea
o'clock. This utter's' his Lordship granieil.
The °Seer was wow gaimg again to call over the names
of the aliment Special Jurymen, when
Mr. DENMAN rose snit said, he had just received • cum.
manicalion frees Mr. Yearsept, the Defendant's Attorney,
which, as it was his duty, ho would mem ion I.i the Coml.—
It appeared In hint to contain a very strong objection to alt
important part of the prommliags already taken plow, name.
ly, the mode of smanientiag the 'my. The Learned Cooneel
Own stated that, under the 3414 Gen. 11. cap. 26, sec. 19, by
which special juries were regulated,it was reqornred every ju-
ror me the pounelsboaM have received • milaitions to attend
the trial on • day named in she enotasnles, with • reasonable
lime allowed hint before the day nos which his presessce was re.
suited. Now it appeared that Mr. Peech, of I.llccut, whose
name stood N... 12 in the list, had mot received • summons
at all to attend on dim day ; anal theme% that Gentleman had
had sumnsoases to other career sa • special juror, nut one in
the present was mewed before one or two o'clock this inure lag.
Theo, indeed, a 8111•100011 was aermil upon him, regain og
his attesulauce ..• the Aral days( the Assizes, which was the
the 49th of hely; but as this was never served until the
morning of the 2.1 of Aosta..., of course he did not think
himself hound to • day which war gone by, and comm.
quently was lint in titesubusee at all. To this staternest of
facia, Mr. Demme added the legal arguments, that a Jury
struck haute Ow parties in the Court above could be the
only Jury to try the came, and that it was wet is the power
of the Sheriff to amend his mitten, until an ander of Court
was °biassed for Imitating the monies spin before the Moo.
err of the Crawls Office. Here wait a Jury ant Ilse as..
which was struck out shove fur see was absent, out from
any neglect in Isis enema, but hunt latetteativii is the She.
rtif to do his ditty. He was prepared with an al d•vit is
curreimwation of the facts which Ise had mentimsed, and, he
trusted, that Obeli she abileaprit was made out, his Lordship
would see that the Panne, was imperfect.
Some delay then occurred whales the affidavit was peeper.
imp, which Mr. Moiler took advantage of, to call upon the
Court to provide aectoninorlatinst fur him sinnegot the Bar.
rimers; sad he allege.' it was Arcemary to him as a lie.
Guesses to he to a place where he could take mitiotts of
chat paved.
Cuter BARON 1111.1, that iamb as he wished to ex-
trod indulgence io Drfemlausta, mad mach as be considered
the anxiety they should feel, still he could not help slinking
the present request for disphactog the Couintel • little mu.

Mr. Wooler irstinisted that he •ittbl be allotted • stet
without ranch iurtowietodiest these liewilesweit ; bee he did
not 1111.11. the matte► further Car the premiss, sod sat dean
■Sat.. in the he ucesspied before.
Mr. Dasscas sue said, that he had she affidavit to which
he alluded.
The affidavit breed reed by the Clerk smolt that Mr.
Charles Pearsno, the drptsnast, rw rftWallog la Warwick,
learesed, with sante serpeia►, that Mr. Perch, • special juror
is this cause, had Newer receissell • wtsas••ra at all to attend,
with s view, as deponeet believed, wir prejedicieg the Drle•d.
sees cause. Me. Peanut* iinasedwitely wrote in Mr. Pert*,
sail writ to ht► honor, which was IS mile* roam Nuewieh;
sod another deponent, named Ai•twtwa, delivered that let.
ler. Au assurer was rrceiv►d fro• Mr. Parch, Moiling
that be h2il fie:rived w sa•m•ss to attend as • Special
Juror in this eureka at she persist Areizte, sod that in
Coro fresco he would rot gift hhigersishwee. The &peewit
seat applied to M►. Lee, the llerlirealseigra at Warwick,
who was unable to give hies iskw•sti•n as to the senior of
the letdividrel sr•asurare, has referred ►iM I • the dicer to

reform.
In answer to • question by Mr. DCSINIAS. the *ilium re.
prated that the warrants were certaiuly swede tent use the
117th.
Joseph Smith said he was the persos who went to Mr.
Peeeh's house with Mr. Pearson. When they came the
family were in bed, but a lady, who he believed to he Mrs.
Neck, pmt her head oat of the eitodow, sail witness said he
hall • sommous from the Sheriff, for Mr. Perch to attend a
Special Joey. The lady answered, that he hail already Ind
Siinillaminees, but that be was an ill. it was quite isoposaibte
for him to attend. This was soul in the Marini of Mr.
Pearson. bedevil, Mr. Pearson said he knew as mech. Kir
he had been speaking to the lady the same morning, and then
asked to ere her again. He said he would mill at six is the
maoraing. Wilmer' saw Mr. P. there with • chaise the more.
gag before. amid be had • letter, as be believed, from Major
Cartwright.
Croloannobood —Mrs. Perch said her husband had gut
suassomea, hot she slid oat say I. whet rams. The name of
the Kis; soil Cartwright was never -mentioned. &Ir. Promo.
only said be know Mr. Perch had get sensissonmes, out the
keareetisod.—The boiler said his master had • summons
before, bet he was unable to attend. It was cooly for, I be-
lieve Special Jury. There VMS OS same of a mimic mew-
tied. l am almoat sere there was a letter from Major
Cartwright.
By the Major..---What reason have you to think I wrote
to Mr. Porch ? Nothing cos be more opposite to the truth.
The Cuter Baßox—Major Cartwright, I don't kieuw that
it is quite register tuella+ you to ask the witness a question;
ion have as able Counsel; said I would rather pia would
leave your cause in hie hoods. I make all possible Ohio.
ewe for roe feelings in the Chestier is which you are plac-
ed, hot our regulations are Seed.
Major Cartwright said be ',mild not interim soy mote.
A witless, named Smith, said be saw the sweemme which
was awed wpm Mr. Peach. It was for the tits of Joist
sad was served yesterday, .the Id of August.
The letters which passed betimes Mr. Powwow sad Mr.
Pesch were theta rend. The sabotage* of them has bees
already stated.
Mr. Wooler thee mounted the table, sod maid he bad to
resew his appeal to the Court fur arcommodatiou.
The Cater BARON—Sir, I have already told you that I
cannot displace Counsel from the table.
Mr. %/outer (after a short interval)—My Lord, I have to
reqnest that you will give me some directioin hew I am to
act ?
The Cuter Banox—Sir, I have only to repeal what I
have already said.
Mr. Wooler—My Lord, I beg you may give peremptory
soden for my accovonsudatioa.
' The CHIC/ BASLON—I woollier that you persist is this
way. I shall give peremptory orders fur room—yon may
hare it behind the bar, its the box appropriated to the De-
fendants.
Mr. Wooler—Your Lordship sees there is no coovenience.
(This, like the former appeal, elided io Mr. Wookr's
sunning is the some place )
After the letters were read, Mr. Deco ere claimed a right
of examining Mr. Pearson spots oath. As they were tied
down to the words of the !affidavit, it was but just Mr. Par-
son should have an opportgoily of explaining parts of it.
The Cuter BAILON-1 can have no difficulty iw allowing
Mr. Pearson being 'Corn, denied that he ever carried •
letter Iront Major Cartwright to Mr. Perch, or that be knew
of may such letter Miriam been written. He had never said
to Mr. Patch, or y r meant, that be knew of each • letter.
Never saw Mr. Perch before to his life. When witness said
he knew of Mr. Perch leaving received soesmouses before, he
unreel in other causes, not this.
Mr. Lee was again called to know whether • separate sem-
mons had been issued to Mr. Perch foe this cause, or if the
cause was only motioned amongst others upon which be
was to attend. The etitoess could recollect nothing but bar-
ium directed the warrant to the proper officer.
Joseph &Agog was the person who received the Sherirs
warrant, but he had out time to have all the ionsismases
served. Sent some of them by commove carriers. Believed
there was may use seinsinoiss fur all the causes is which Mr.
Perch 'alto verve. la this the names of all were asentimed.
Mr. Perch lives bournen miles from Warwick; the sone.
mosses were made out us Friday eveuiug, but DOt Seel off
mill three o'clock in the afteraime of Monday.
Croer-arandritil by Mr. H tu..—There was • ease of Lame
e. Newdigute, is winch Mr. Perch was unused as a Specie!
Juror. 'there was a 'clients suamons sent to him in that
case.
Conte Wigon—l will hear Mr. Hill upon the evidence
Mr Him theta made some strong observations upon the
case which the 'eidetic, adduced made fur the Defeedauts.
Ile contended that us the other side there was as ease at
all—no proofs--as to soy service whatever. The Sheriff, of
course, did not serve the summous. &Abele committed
them to the care of cusnroon carriers; bat farther no out
rectal to trace them. What answer was that to the positive
i and distinct allegations is the affidavit of Mr. Pearson,
or the disavowal of Mr. Perch himself. It was got &-
stied that Mr. Perch hail had summonws, but not in this
case. By law the Defendants had an oodoulged right to a
Jury, nut only of IS men, but of 14 good sad lawful
mea, able awl obliged by law to serve, out of whom a
proper Jury might lie formed. Of this sombre only four
were forthconsiag—i4 the rest, the law hail dealt fairly with
the parties; it had dose all it could to bring them here, hut
there was one who was nut asked to come at all. The
neglect was them is the Minister, whose duty it was to far-
ther the admiaistratims of justice; but it was not the De.
butilants', who ought nut to be prejudiced by it. to a
ease in Easter Term, t 519, tried in she Exchequer, that
of the King S. Oileaman, the puOiliew was affirmed that •
party had a right to 14 able NMI le serve upon is person,
is order dolt the Defesidant might suggest all objectioas
which would wear to hies, matey of eikkh 'night have
arisen after the service of the somasomu-many after be had
come into Court. These should be a rule of Count For

Mr. %Void., for himself urged the WOW ohjerliso. He
.sassd the nodded t of she Master of she Crows Olfire. a-
repirlressible as he padded it to be is his owe ease. which
hail bees dew oseisimered. Al And this *Mew erisilemsed
Memel with musing • discretiorary powtrssfstrskiwgout what
mimes he pleased, but whew a Isis sf strangers was warmed
to hum, uses, whom be did rut View, be biddy asarried his
right su pock a Jury solid make me of his owls choice. Ile
(Ir. W.) h.sdty pirmeseed against the grins emission of jsm-
tier, which, soder the passport of forms of lamb. w,,,,,,
all right; Ml he believed it was his inability is slights: the
veld pull's, sad became he bad tut isirosted it so a bar.
rid er, that more essential was lint paid him by the Comet.
It was ruled, shat she Master nsight use iris direreliosi iu
selecting same., but there was nothing in shall ease hia su
grids as what was dose here. The whole array communed
but one hundred names, smomgat shone were the Greed Jury
of aloe county. who, opus such slight evidence, homed the
sail she greet wisjurisy awls*. were rifler premiss in plate,
ur others kniking fur it. They were, is fact, servants us the'
Cruise; soil it was but ositsral the Crows. shush' have re.
course to them, whew it swami to mewl, what might he tom
shirred its right. He asked. could orb mew as that Gran's
Jury be it pergolas luserve Epos a Spacial Jury, is as rtime
bits/ems the Crows sad she subject ?
Cuter BARON—From the assure of lost argesseoss, I
know yea cosset be igoorast, that I ass nut doe person to
whom you ought al. address them. I ra.aot sib* as else.
is the Joey. lam oaly a Niel Prise lodge, and
ea t alter what has bees dune is the Court of King's
bench.

Mr. Woolre...My Lord, you are ledge bete, sail may
mustrol—
Cote, Same-1111 amp me Jade et Mot Pedws is
hasited and well &Mort
Mr. Weider—l was usher This as part of my averment, to
show the grounds upon which I elialleage the array We
are charged with a conspiracy spied the 00•11111111,111 ;
was prepariag to show thy coospiracy of Government against
as. If I establish Ibis conspiracy against us, sorely your
Lordship will make an order—

CHIEF BAION—i have before sail, I ear make so order
Mr. Winder—Year Lordship might very safely say that
the circumstances were sods yes felt yourself obliged to
make en alteration in the Jury.
Cuter BAIWN—If I were to do so I should he iwpeaeh. d.
Mr. Wooler said, his ergo mewl was pearly at au red, ikeitieh
after what fell from the Court, he mw little hopes of en
yet would he permuerr, to slew that if lie was persecuted, ,1
would sot he is the dark. He world ism up his argiemeties
by saying, that after the Master of the Creole Office had
struck the Greed Jail out of the array, then there remained
but be mantes out of which to choose 411. His duty, they...
fore, meld sot he to ticket from a larger auseher a arnidler
one ; hut by Movie' out • few same,, to have the whole Pan.
art without mketim. He concluded by celeriac his peotrat
against the proceeding, and reducing the eballempt to the
Jury is writing. _ _

The CHIC/ Bator overruled the objection, sod desired
the trial to proceed.
The Jurors were then again caller'. bat still there were
only four specials is atteedeace. Tniesarea were pet into
requisition, sod out ors great •weber of maws, the fol-
lowing saswered
Johu Heghes Edw. Shottkworth James Lealtio
John Burman Thrums Sall 1. Borwiso.
Juba Wurberry &Dieresis Height.,
When the book was hooded to the Forearm, melees to
bring swore,

Mr. Wuult4, visits! op, said, " Will lust give as leave to
ask you one qestioa . _

Curer Ilastos—if you state your torstiois I will pot it.
Mr. Wooler—Has the Geistlemma ever gives or expressed
any *idolise sipuo the merits or sirsorrits of this case?
Ouse BASOX —That, 1 thiuk, be is mot obliged to answer.
The Jere., of his own accord, siteelaimed hayloft gives' say.

The sates goatees was put to the other Janes; bat 14
eonsuirstl of the Court, they declined giving any asewsr.
Mr. Hughes, a fehesses, was Awe is be swore;
Mr. Waster—Pray, Mr. Hughes, will you ioditige se is
as Newer to my "teethe?
Catt► BARON—Yes I t►iak as Mr. Hughes is set &Special
Juror, he easy simmer.
Mr. Wookr—Have you ever gives say spites. epos the
rite or demerits of this Case?
Juror—l have sot.
By Mr. Lewis—What professiou are you
Cater HARON—Tbe I.:ruthless smut sot issuer that
purloin.
John Human, the next Juror was asked the same vies-
lieu ; but heiaisting to rep;
Mr. ‘Vuoler said, l übject to the Jerpasse, on account of
hi. incapacity.
Mr. CLARKE to the Juror—Have yen esid at say time
whether these Ueferdasis weever were set guilty'
Mr. Woolrr—Sir, that was set my "hallow to the Gesee-
-111111111. _ _ _

Mr. Conan—l eadeammeed So give the sabstaste of it.
Mr. Vinoler—My words were istelligible esurieli. To as
ordinary usiderstriadisg they would' have claimed my
sanarng.
Mr. CLaszo—llir, yos forget to whs. you address this
language.
Mr. Wooler—lf I have spokes improperly I ago *pea lo
the correction of the Learned 'edge.
Mr. Ct.sase—M y Lord shall decide.
The Juror Unclaimed Istvan gives say opining.
Mr. Levi is—Du pow uadernaad the rpnatnis?
Cour Bauer —Mr. Lewis, you mast be mere fa pa►
guard. I tummies, the otreenatisa eirlisedsame sod im-
proper. Mr. Vforrier's seeming was v►ry isatiligibit.
After being jet. misted is the woe way the rtrther Jaren
were swore, cad the came emanated.
Mr. Winnow *pond She pleadings. \The iodinates.

charged the Defendant'', George Edmunds, Cllßl'lol Maddox,
Jithn Cartwright, Thomas Jonathan Muller, and William
Grestimad Lewic, with being malicious, seditious, and evil-
dtspo.eil persona, and with unlawfully and maliciously de-
siring end intending In raise and excite disenutent and
disaffection ..11 the minds of the King's subjects, and in.
ACM( CO SAW tllll=- of der

Government and Cnistitution as by law ethablished, sad
of the 'Common, House of Parliament as by law rota.
Wished hereloimr: tw.... -ma- the teats day, of July,
111(6; and sin slivers other rriya and arieir, a• well iwfore
as after, with* force add 'rifted Birmiragliam, unlawfully;
milicitintly, and islAttldifsfiN did cothbinr, conspire, and
tohfrderote with each sktber',4llll with divers, ot Itera disaffeelf st
earl 'I !..f: rbriPirked serge*f fuel* pUr pike abote:Mentioned,
eft./ ottflifullis to nob/mite. elect, and Oppoint a person to
he liorrerieb tense of 114 liillithignla of flirinbogltam, and to
r'ai on admission *nth the' Holm of errinfitaiim ah.a Member'
:ne:euf, notther IMF". tie 'MIA lifendmils 114.1` the. ilia
oilier conspirator*, nor flie • inlealeitatak of Bitritinghatto,
arinz them lawfully asithOrisinf to nornisiale, elect, tor sip.
',root any such IZepresrutstive; ant that they, the Defeo.
•l anti and varillOS other perfme, in pnrananee of the said
can-pricy, assetohleil to ito► number o(10.060, for the pur-
'"4" id' .h. atiolg .1,0.1'0. scainlahms, <editions, atilt inflamma-
tory son o dies, resop!titionss, and writonsa, concerning the
Government awl the House of Comm Ons, uttered fur the
WII illa;Pli aforesaid.
' The lkfilidesim., &e tioassieMblest, ware charged with haw-
tooz•illtettil opeitift-itof the ithiore deeeripti..n, for the pure
Owe trlrreify elitist dittlehit this:lid conspirators in fur-
l:Pt perlssairt, ick did with a mood refire say, utter, and
p :Illialto, Meek serlttiotts, rnifiriirair, inflammatory matter.;
arid things; of note etwirelentag the (I•errritinesit end Consist-
'lotion ~..f this ro atm, as by law estaisialserl, mad of and coo-
.
fitedlax' the Commode * floe 'uf IPMltiliment, as I y law
root, islied.
1 Avotibt'sidsl ronspiritort did aid and Wald* reusing and
0 procuring our Sir Charles Wntseley. MO to he then and
theritotater mated and' appointed the RePresental ivy aforesaid,
roof to cialis arfilssion halo the Howse of Parliament. as a
tferivher Mersa, neither of the arid conspirators being iU
Any mairati4 lawfullty mottiorised go to ,10.
Th. I)4endonla pletieril ,Vnt Gadfly.
- Sir. hetj•ast tit dhlti then ruiti. to Address the Jury.-11
we. II lifeallere, lie dish!, to bins, to he at length pelmilled
to-addle.. &ens an the rut of the Crown, after so motels
of there time bad bee'w alkaAt wasted. The charge on.
Her rilfteh the preachi Ihteridatslat lay, was that of a seri.
Maui eramerirary, Wad artily, if olfrincea were to be esti.
/wipe, *cording' to the ifehree of !linger which they in.
spired, thin was a nuailemeanor of the drat ems. For
*bat- efidfil be rlr.lee eAlWillal ill atelier's, than by words
oor iietiOns to mien,. thieontent and diaaffertion in the
!people trarlards the Government ; in arraign the inhli'isl•
ty or as iMportant brines of the Legislature; to assert
Ilb it 1111, - Mei! a Oldleame• was not the representative
lof the yoteptle, ' risa storm fit • reform of its proceedings
by mit wird tioteurV,ullid lh -their own authority? Alil Cu
the whole Millet mem forni'slierl ipreial matter for ermaisler•
atina, yel the Learner, Serjeant *aid. there won, feria:ll parts
of ti, to sotslets I,+ wished to draw their particular attention.
[
Thecae he who'd 'reshot* Sidirly, and he was sure they
would be *Melly Piaposail ot. In every criminal inquiry, it
11 was very desirable Mk Jury abroad bare a right notion
;of the chattier preferred, liiiqr spitfire and rateist.—
!Mese the • Monett of thtsu was ibis: that the Defeudatols
Ili tot . eurnmited lb excite' diseamtrat aid dirraffection to-
-wards tire trolovernstorait. all Am thep had retaeasted a Repre-
sen esti, r for Birmingham walawfalty ahal without proper au-
thoorrty. That that bid alit hartritetest this Itepsesesitstive
,to force his shy laiJ Mental* tif f-onimires, and to use all
Ids efforts to brhdr• elhott it thsitge there. Now to these
eels the übfeetiod wlits tirblsild; grit, else Defeo*** met
Without the legalluhsetion M/ the Maher Writ, Mid liwy wow
•troitts of aft strrogant 'tied petisomplubts ostrieltietu of a
vogue tof legislation, for Ant bride% evisdrl Not Show yogurt
km? brim iiii• sioilk of VII three. Willson'. *ding Mu* to
Che very stedllyieribits inf woo history, when the King of his
.awn motion called MAI lb Parilaineut, it mil chM•in that
kr the ('onstittetimi et now established. Ilits'asta a grant* v;o-
-i!scion of the Itrerogisilor, sod •n asrnmptldts of Legislative
Ijr, at r. Although the King iu early limey could cal) persons
'saclike Sat•Pirllikosint,•tetiesiito lbe4n die preient day erreili
out make that alteratioy is th Constitsititth which Mr
ttegeindeuro,, isillltrirsilidersubllinl tbite WWI, WM hirify, at-
vi
tempted Tore Piing could sea i '.e new writs, that its, be
•fswitst not tee the Ofetlicliandrbise to a place which hail it '
alit btfare—ilia iarepeteltil est to Jo wits declared by Art of
Behan wheal. %new •filli 'ruttish', effected the Cation rriti
firiorlimt, the elbt Or Paiiiiiiswiri *ono, uhinelOined it declared, •
biota kbillat IdittAttel slibUld'llitesiST.l Members iii the House
of Commons, Scotland was to base 415. Therefore any ih-
. crillse ost tlie leolula,sre alut vilieratimt Is it. wool.] Iwo vor.
tails of that *lts* 'thief! to which leery' hr melt of the
1-IgblMore eitispistaktrif -IP, tonsiquesee the King hail
virtually railiraterl, and forinilly parted with his puffer tif
louttediatig Tie dithsbirrief she Representative Legislittsve.
Thir 'pottier then reefed-trot} in Ilse three braneltea of the
~..eettsTal ore goNerher,u n esti/slots thin al in the lauds atm, Ode. •
Volt taireh for lhe objects of the conspitary, bait Mt to tie
'eugslartsey itself, (retie Ifirilell which were lied In eur9
these nbjeeta Into 'ell";k1, it had always Wets' looked upon
with a partieoherly ighttits anti jralmes eye by the lie ;
serjekar.s, mater*. that Cirri dltere floe Ihrepoles were legal,
the CoMtitullited 'bath ever Set Its Asir against condone-
tons. Nut lob ,tined *Airs Silathafttee mist they Ise. wiles
not mete irert4iliir ohjeets Metal, hot the means of ear-
i tog tistaw tofu eartiotairie Cu very -wittovaltottotial ? Tbis
was out the place to p isto,any idle discuss** turn Per-
issitiesittley. lifaeigi.' 4%. lidftler It SWAN hi Sistioistile to
extrud the elective (fuselage more widely., or to altitude
...An* efitroflbil WWI tithe 'Old iiteuitnittinstes hail mole
'ln dirt COmitistitelosi, obis met 'et* the'srstetsttoss. The only
endsidertifers ear, witsattler the Defriklanti had taken the
proper steps to aceonilylish these °Nem It bad been al-
'Tidy Mien' Illat 'such a -power irsil vetoed dimly la tie three
beam-Ake tat thelLegislature and it followed, the Mare 'rarb
sirdivideal signalized bistimif in .mtrhattlag to Islaweelf iliat
!sermategbe she greater Wan Ma rah' is fere eye 'of the'laiv.
Haring made these prefatory observations, the tottered
Vile** tistd * Win 'Misr s toe. In
.the fadts of list' hale,
end be would endesroor to state theta giMply, meths
ifiey tio:plits/, to rail lit lbC bbfeidentr. •lIIV wss hstowu,
to every t*stlesitan en the jory; (Nit *bows the lime
in gamtioli, and fir a l•flilderalite 'perildit.'preceilithe,
greet theft*, Was felt in fhb' ManlifitHarittg Aistiicts
They letereti'Aterhaps. Riau tartie, Illat these distresses
Were irrNaled and foinlehtill 'Pr 'Aohins of public meet.
laces/ by the efforts of ablate tilsdffeeted men, whose rare
it was to thrift Into the mfladt .01104 puStic, the nVtlOll stilt
.aN ilicir rnifortraires were **Mx to tie mitondoet of the
. goyernorr, and the basecurruytion of the Muse of Commoirs.
On all Sides hot paling *lee& ginned tat inculcate throe fate.
lomds and continued acts of the people served to +thew at
'llrliatorklortry they trait the bfri tie Of diaterises which were car.
tirrly the offrpring of circittnstabees. Action is out (sr re.
moved from conviction, and the treat object was to make Orin
shear by overt 'arts of outrage the sense which the people had of
Blelediity of the Conotibt* House of S'arlitunetit. Like tome
more of it, wealthy awl rootless neighbors rs, Hum inglinni bail
the Misfortune to befitted by arch men as he had described.
In every part of that opulent town there were persons to lie
fromd•whome thirthest it was tovitite NM Constitution, suit
more particularly the 'prase rifCommons. From sorb he.
tibiringi arose 'the Wooing, rot sissisting at "Mich the Dr-
frtill,mhz were nate to sthsorr. Reiff un the 311 uf July that
'be tlert bf the feeeelltad *KA df the Meeting, and almost
tottricdiatelx after 6 secret mertisr was kid, where the reso-
ititioattlb• he nititiolfd *Cie hkeested and arranged, and to
which the Defiiidotts• riew on the record were the *4, per.
gods *ley.' ilewoold'lA. deund to the Whittier, that Ma-
..r 11:04.rigbt arrived at Birmingham on the 1011, and the
unseen tea ll‘lfilligt. 1144' avail liniediattly wailed upon
by the Drfertlanno who called that, ally, Saturday, and
41410111/Btlisaild tilelfttit tits hiteilTaMbeday. Every
. wag bad neva arrapolldigriwn thrse.krtsins the VA, :fay
'previous to Me M 441 W. 'lt was."lol coiiiee, frispowthle to
let the Attie fith-the cibisit svcre'fr of tiller Men, but their
....ft su h./I*ot aettl'flieufalkols st omit 'proitability that the
rdpilibhi Sella 11rir h .e''.o+4.l most day were all Sr.
shist'dftesiest that tfey at the Major's. -They were
therefa;'n- t4Ogelll Nigeria -0, 'itd Iletibg • together before the
'tfettloti,' doll arlitt Was mote, I he 4 lead iwo ilifs, tit inorrip.
1.01111 Olt will *smith! lie round e ireffia 111111•4111 Wish their
Wiligtfl Oft cal •Teellars.• Thiy 'weal 'ts4eimarilly • such si
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