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Committee Room, 6, Bridge-street, Blackfriars,
.• • • • -August 28, 1921.
Further Subscriptions since the 12th July last, amounting
to £.306 6s Od. having been reported :
Resolved, That the following Address. and Statement be
adopted and advertised :--
The Committee feel gratifiel in referring to the present
List of additional Subscriptions, as a•proof of the, unabated
estimation in which their exertions are held by that portion
•uf the Public, whose good-dpinidn it most ever be their wish
to acquire and preserve.
From the licentious Press, which, it was"their object to re-
strain, the Committee anticipated every effort tending to
im-
peach their motives, and to deter them from the performance
of their duty. In this expectation they-have not been disap-
pointed, and they regard the active exertions of their enemies
as a convincing woof- that their *ours have not been inef-
fectual. Conscious, however, of the rectitude of their inten-
tions, the CoMmitfed cannot condescend wore particularly to
notice the system of invective and' misrepresentation with
which they have been assailed. The Ptiblic will form. their
own judgnicht upon the nature of thine attacks, and the goat-
ter from which they proceed. To the:Committee it will ever
be a source of honest pride to reflect, that they have earned
the hostility of those, who, upon. all 'occasions, have been
foremost to insult the Sovereign, and vilify the Religion of
their country.
It has been the anxious wish of the Committee in all cases,
steadily to pursue the original design and intent of the Asso-
ciation, without noticing any circumstances which might re-
late personally to themselves, or other individuals. In one
instance, they deem .it not improper to depart from that re-
serve, as an attempt has been made to discredit the Institution
by the prosecution of four of its Members, for acts alleged to
have•heen done in furtherance of its objects. It will excite,
perhaps, some degree of surprise, that a charge of infringing
the laws should have been brought against those whose exer-
tions have been anxiously directed to enforce their execution;
a charge, supported chiefly by persons, who have either expe-
rienced tlie,lenity of the Committee, or who are themselves
awaiting the decision of the proper Tribunals, under prosecu-
tiOns for seditious libels previously instituted against them by
that Body. To say more upon this subject at the present mo-
ment might: be deemed premature—to have said less, would
hardly hare been respectful to that part of the community
which has so zealously aided the cause of the Association, and
is so. deeply interested, in its success. In the mean time the
-Committee, in the strongest manner, pledge themselves firmly
and fearless)), to persevere in the discharge of theirdutv.
It would also be improper, for the same reason, to offer any
comment upon the unfinished trial of Mary Ann Carlile,which
took place on the 24th and 25th of July, when the discharge
of the Jury was, at 'their own request, permitted, in conse-
quence of their inability, after a confinement of 19 hours, to
agree on the fora' of their. verdict: The Committee, how-
ever, consider it as their bounden duty to continue that pro.
needing at the first opportunity.
It would be impossible to form any idea of the actual state
of the Press, without a minute • investigation of the mass of
'sedition add impiety, which is still dispersed, almost with im-
punity, throughout the Empire. To despise the effect of these
publications, ~.ecause they circulate.in some degree of obscu-
rity, and
,chietly among the humbler classes of our country-
men, would be an error fatal to the morals and happiness of
those who most need protection. The enemies of order ,and
of all government have long since thrown off the mask. Their
objeCtis plain and avowed—to separate man from his Crea-
tor, and to tear asunder the frame of Society. The Press is
their instrument. ,By smile bloodshed is recommended, as
, the shortest and readiest path to Reform—by others, con-
tempt of the Sovereign and the constituted Authorities is in-
culcated,7--by a third class, irreligion and impiety,--by all,
discontent and disloyalty. Against this moral evil, so metho-
, dized and reduced into system, the Members of the Constitu-
tional Association have made their stand. They call upon the
sober minded, the considerate, and the loyal, to aid them in
this work. TO this they have devoted their time, their repose,
and their exertions; sufficiently rewarded by- the conscious-
ness of having performed sonic service at a moment when
service was Much wanted, and anxious only, as far as their
powers extend, to preserve from the violence of rash and in-
temperate men, those Institutions, which hare been be-
queathed to us, as a sacred inheritance, by our forefathers.
• BY'order of the Commitee,
CHAS. MURRAY? Hon. Secretary.*

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