Star.
London, England, 1831-01-12 00:00:00

SPIRIT OP THE JOURNALS.

Mits.—We hope it may not be yet too late to suppliesie far mercy
for the unhappy men, who, if timk oakum were pea, yet re their
terrors, penitence, and missy raw beyesd all osimspliss. at la soy
ease, we appeal to all the iffy ass who hem Immo enraged in like
courses, and may, peritaps,,eves now be metitadag abeam crimes, to
take wamiug by their fate, to view their marible irdart, the anguish
of their souls, and think of the risk they new sum, or have run, of stand-
ing in their places, and of aipuiseslog their ft j And ye others
in a higher station...-ye babes and mow of krod,—i. the cremes
which have brought your fellow-creatuom to this unhappy state,
have been la any instance provoked by your hardness of heart,
and austerity, if they have been gaoled to a breach of the law by penury
at home in their wietehed cottages, by starving wives sad families,
by scanty wages, and abort parochial snowmen', what have ye to an-
swer for ? Blood lies at your doses 1 0 yes 1 we knew the iodises-
deo which some of you will fad at those reproaches. We are inciting
to tumult ; we are stimulating the mob to vengseemr No, we are
urging those of you whom it may concern to repentance twe an solliog
upon you to alter your course, if it have been each as we bar r. to afford
ladustrious labourer his due remuneration, and to emapeneate, by
= human laws
kindness. for your past cruelty and Womb* &which, though
laws can take no cognisance of them, the divine will ambit to
punish.

Cnnowict.n....The pesos of the country mist be preserved, and,.
therefore, it is necessary to repro, all riotous assemblages to destiny.
woatinery, or hwp money. At the same dine pest allowance is to be
made fee the igiesseme of the washed kbourers, and we mita also.
beer is staid that she example set them by several of those to whom
they Imhof oqp r astherities, by no meamtended to rectify their mediae.
empeeting stadeloory. In truth, the labourers have bees, in most hi-
asnan, the dupes of others. A Correspoodent, fee whose communi-
cation we have not space to-day, observes, that" the war of the labourers
ter higher wages. as it has been called, had Its esigin in a war of the
Ysmsssy and Gentry against tithes. The doctrine has been
propagated by the later that they could give
trirwages if it were not for the emotbitasey of the Tithes &
where the poor have asked for higher wages, I have
head them told by tarsiers that " they mast spook to the
about it." What could be expected, but that they would
sengsegate together and call upou the Parson—in many hams= aim.
twisty dieters to hies the terms sweated by their extpleyors ; end on a
refusal, ;Record to tumult? I say, what else could be expected from
masses of ignorant men, thus tweet.' by their employers, who were
looking on ; and who, in many cases, themselves assembled in a body
Ito lots one of the capitulating portico with the Parson ? The
bearers, thus incited and countenanced, little dreamed that they
were putting ropes round their necks, or ta their pieces for
Botany Bay ; they imagined that they were meB icing between the
farmer and election:l; for the equitable at:geishas of their own
rights; and ha she commence of ens perry--ney, his alliances
even,
is it w (considering their gnus ignorance), that
the odor pang who tainted should inear their resentment F
la sheet. the Minim were by the farmers est on to pander the Parson
of kin dim, shat they might share it with them. In most cases the
Poem sefosed lobe thus made a sr:volts& and a victim ; but to ap.
mass their ill-will, with apeman of reams that he was set inns-
elide Seth* abbess% hibas gives the ash mossy, and they ham
dhpomed_to spend or diem It. -The exatoment if each as @demure
was wo=ft—the holiday too agreeable sot to make a recurrence a
meow of mune ; and as she Parson bad nested them, they called
• the Imam in his turn." This we take to be a very fair ac,
most of the alibi of may of the assemblegea. In fact, wages
ham elesems awry whose file to their former) level, ea wee to have
bees expos', sad dee Maass, stupid as hey mob am Wolk
fail to perceive that dug ham bees used as tells dm the
of oases. It Is semeleue that the Lamm is mess=
=hem of Ye bees expand to gum That they
with to Whim themselves le ohs sows'. PPM the la-
besesteaddirg sada be alma. The lay between himself sad
the bmisel, and the parses. But the though not them,
mime hesemeed is the etreggle, was eiolialootiztn to. Though•
out sem& sessiess, males was Weed rlo hoe lameam.
time to the heed am of the peer pommy, whe messoleed the very
wawa Whey towards Ashen them, and who would ems tweak loses
tam ell oestesed. The hissems had sot bees is fact wens of than
dubs the dap of agrieshoesi pomperity, but were beselluiag bstigahe.
law pekes. WIIISTW they owe *shwa well off; sad
eireepelos at ea seisms emegemies, they starasally= ft Wu
posuedia shosties. The magistrates set them ea the imams, the dery
moo witted them to the paresis sod loadlorde, and time; *law*
we have arrived at the prams stets of Wag&

Peso—The desmeals la the istnal redden et the raid sake
deenves the rested setsiden is the Weems military
• et Presto, whisk we may mentsbly ....Nee lbw owe ter.
thin the ponds width it le essoyest se enrishe 2•4
issikdiest we evidesdy The panne dot the Oesseseenn
et Pewee Is araparadag this repay and medesdir die eidiessy memo
▪ liedispesel he LE:s et &Mei whimsy oosesel dope bet
owe sod is the apse eakesdoll ea shod Chi the Pin
et lam Perms Fame the bon west to slipshod as
este& ? Codes wide this a ode* WlMlleir et Whir