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DERBY VOLUVTRERS.

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A T a MEETING of the DERBY VOLUN-
TEER INIANTRY, coininandeo by Col I'OLE,
held at theii General Parade, on the 6t,i cletober. tBo6 ;
The following Resolutions were resolved oniodmous:y,
. That, being actuated by the sane pr n .iples of Patti. it-
ism as first induced the institution of the C aps, and convinc-
ed that iu the Present state of Europe, its humble services
may yet be advantwous, they have determined to serve as
heretofore.

" That the Declarations made in the House of Commons.
by Mr. SecretaryS,Vintittani, respecting the Volunteer, Force
of tne Country, were not only coarse and unmanly, but dero-
gatory or his own Character as a Statesman'and an English.
men. •

•' That the Derby Corps consider such Declarations as
unworthy tne notice of men who prefer the love of their
Country to the opinions of a theoretical and speculative Mi-
nister, and who are vain enough to hope, that ( with the blood
of Fnglishmeil flowing in their veins, and with their Parents,
Wives, Children, Property, and Country, to defend against a
fermi:ins, unprincipled, and relentless Enemy) the Volun-
teers, in case of Servi,e„ would not only NOT put the regu-
lar Force of the Country into disputer by their cowardice,'
but would lend all the aid which honest and patriotic zeal,
physical strength, and some degree of military intelligence
vould afford."

Resolved, that the above Rosolutions shall be signed by
the Commanding Officer of the Corps.
E. VOLE, Colonel.

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