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" GENTLEMEN—I have desired £5O to he placed
to your account. Though no friend to Universal
Suffrage and Annual Parliaments, I trust I am so to
the principles of universal justice and humanity,
which involve the great maxim of equal law to the
rich and to the poor, to the Magistrate who execute,
and the People who obey it.
46 Whatever may have been the objects of thOse
who called, or those who composed, the Meeting at
Manchester, which was attended with such disastrous
consequences, the laws of the land ought, unquestion-
ably, on that melancholy occasion, to have been re.
spected ; whether they were so or not ? is the ques-
tion now eagerly asked by all impartial persons. Any
attempt to stifle a full investigation of the circum-
stances connected with this question, should it for a
moment be contemplated by those in power, would
not only be highly injurious to the cause of truth and
the best interests of the country, but extremely gall-
ing to the friends and relatives of those who have
fallen, or who have been sufferers, in these unfortunate
transactions; and also to the feelings of an anxious,
loyal, open hearted, but now, alas! much distressed,
and deeply agitated (not to say irritated) nation.
" The Ministers, with breathless haste, prejudge this
important question, while they are authoritatively
calling on others not to do so; they say, indeed, that
Sf the laws are violated, the Tribunals of the count y
open to find redress—may their portals be widely
tsparided on this memorable occasion I
• « I am, Gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
4.
Elio% fleet. P. (signed) " GROSVENOR."

WEAVERS' UNION.

, •
As y4tionS. reports are spread gbrosd respect
the Weavers' Union, which are calculated to retard
its progress, and, if possible; prepidice its sussess ;
and, as those reports chiefly relate to the num-
bers in the turnout, exaggeratingly represented,
in order to dissuade those who would assist front
doing so, it has been deemed prudent by the Weavers
to communicate a Weekly Statement to their Friends
and the Public, of the numbers in employ, 4nd the
numbers out, and the time when they struck in each
town and vicinity. 'That for•die present week is AS
[follows •
'

Earls Ileaton
Dewsbury •
Ileekroondwilte
Batley
Statunvgley

71)tal. Owl. lf 'hot turned we.
339 9) Jva 1
470 34 July
415 2:11 July
184 66 Septemk
167 167 September

1605

This statement only extends as far as there
been turn-outs; in Stanningley the persons
.of one man only have struck. A W'
Septembee 24, 1319.

ember
ember i'
:here have
•1
employed ' i •
rEAVEIt.