The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-28 00:00:00

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9, iimarred In the Civil Magistrate, been binegti to
-....n0r for such wanton barbarity ? No. The whole of
i , p proceedings appear black against those concerned,
i.. Tor opinion; and I em 11.1. that I am speaking
t,-.• opinion of every informed and sensible person
pi.Nent. when I asy that these transactions do not
4!otorro tits approbsti.in •hir.b the Prince Regent has
1..•. n corenselled to tire them. If tech proceedings
..e to receive the approbation of the Reims of this
. -.tier', *W end for ewer is pat to all the boasted 11-
I.rities of Mitotic Let us unite with heart and soul
in proclaiieing nor indignation at, sod our abhor.
',lice of, each alarming transactions. And may the
Almighty God convince the Rulers of this coentry,
of tbe awful responsibility with which they are
chargeable; and may be aeon the 'aerie's which
seem fast approaching this once happy, but new ill.
fated, country."
Mr. kiwi addressed the people is a strain of en.
islieered deviance end sound legit. It is with mach
regret' that we cannot give the whole speech entire,
es *ell a. those of many ether Scotch worthies is the
cause of Reform. We may, however, God time and
apace to recur to them.
Mr. THOMAS DlCK.—Coontrywen, in addressing
yne it is not necessary for me to enter into • detail
alb. distresses that have burg a Micted yes, on account
of the mal.administration of the affairs of this once
great and glottises nation. Those distresses, and the
causes of them, have again sad again been concisely,
distinctly, ass impressively developed to yes ; you
have beard these, yes bate seen them, yoe have felt
them—too deeply, keenly felt them. There are,
kparever, some sraniactiold which, in moving the
Resolutions, I • oold perticelarise as loudly demand:
in; the Ignited espostulotion of the people of Apse
countries—the late tritrundione of Mosehedet.—
Avoid all their depredations on the premises of liberty,
stool all their erschloallons on the rights of lbi pee.
hie, the Boroeghmongers have still feared candidly
to empress their minds ea the conditioe in which they
hold us ; they hare not dared openly le call es
Slaves. end worst of all their slaves, or thee shield
we have known what aligner at once to have given
them, and pointedly should it have been given. Their
corruptions have assumed the specious ,garb of pa-
triotism, and they have covered their abuses with the
sable mantle of religion ; hut the Magistrates of Mae-
chaster, ni.hing to surpass their Ministerial masters
in oppression, after declarleg that they hate no
` arge against the people, thrust oat an boat of en-
;trained military, indisciiminately to cut them to
piet•s, when quietly engaged in the cloche of a
asoctioned by every late, moral mod divine—
at deliberating on the measures of a Gayne-
ss hit,. depends upon them for its egistence. They
in *hat patrons contempt they deem it safe to
the bait orders; and declare to the world,
Magistrate of Manchester may barna* the
Iwo ta sons of England at his pleasure, with its.
!y , in filo greatest eumbers, mid in the swaps.
of their highest dirty. Ewes the bosom of fa-
t beauty, which the band of passionate affection
field have thrilled to appenach, was eel sacred from
sabres. They have gashed end rioted it pith
Did they not thisk,nbee pion:log that "pe-
nt love," es the breasts that bad gives them
? DII they not remember the mothers that
.o nursed them Was " there no feeling. uo re.
heating ruth" in the granite hearts of those guardians
' oar lives and liberties?
t• tit thfir Writer Is mak. it wwells to lieltfer
It hash the pined Irene epos 't,
A brother. ntordet."
Ilsi then the British sword, after ell its glorious sic.
Wrier, arrived at so *salted a situation, that it cannot
be employed egaiest say bet starving, defence.
..s men, women, and children ? lies it, like the
Macedonian here, friend tbe week' too small to con-
tain ir, end having desolated kingdom after kingdom,
become chagrined that there are No more estioes for
. to ceriguer ? Does It, after drain's( the life.
streams rti millions of oar brothers of mankind, still
eel its thirst for carnage so Insatiate, that it is
obliged to eighth the blood of those by whom It was
for merly drawn ? Peen seems bet to have biddee
sword of Britale slumber a while frem the &Mot
atriflt, that it might awoken the more lonely to d
&troy her ewe sees, who have bore. it so twige. ia
triumph? Were we to form our opiates. of these
Oho live and thrive en the present system of Govere•
Beret, from the recent tooled of the Manchester
Slegistraey, we shield be led to think that the Me.
glebates twee so fully tepid..s that the complaints
of Ski people were jest, sod that themselves sad the
lactrieglimongors had ceased all their complaints snd
salemilks, that they wee, ashamed, le Jiteir ewe
sleds, to let the peep,. meet, mid thee& that the
'meet .effectual method to spare their owe guilty
Meshes, iler! get rid of sees of the people sod their
pipits, ilea to rellesta Aide a luso body sad
r.,,
wet them tiAid
lo % as my Countrymen, al-
wjeer ren ms' 41011 assessiosted without
esalaisolog spied tli injewice of the deed I Can
ANA bli iall estate of Begat, and yet 'obeli to a
meth bseeppottoble than that of Mined?
Do yes beset et year Jearesdeory from Wallace,
tad es owe dis, Freety which that Wallace so
ohms ffifitff. lii d..eger used le death, waotooly
Mimed By ow offgaroby, who him. sot the value of
thews eihttls Sty destroy ? Iles the spirit of in.
we~
sedehed from Scotland for ever ? Shall
we Wo ed like the lash without ever piffle,/ our
boost to the livable of leadles es to the slaegh ?
Noir! soot ! Swoon shall the lake which lteraves
Debberoairs bate, dash that prised meeetaie boss its
etsteKl Arm, than the brave sons of Glade* thus
&blots Wong and seeentity !
" ittwennitta Peers way loud',. ',may her,
A Ilmoth sae make thew. or II betroth MI6 node i
]eta 144 d Pr 66101.1• their towstry's prone,
When 011Ke illeann'd coo never be applied."
COM termed thee, my felloweosetryeare, sup-
pin the Uprobotoos ; espies' year sentiments on
" tile lei. proceedings at Alsocheerr," and tell those
who base given eise to all pier movies, boldly and
dolemelealely tell 'them, in unison witb your bro-
lliese el Tolland, that " if yes most die, either by
stertsdoo, or in defame of your native eights, yea
"boot hesitate to prefer this Niter," and at all events
ra sill not be so passively robbed of life is do poor
Mints of Manchester.
1144, Dish then toed the follovrieg *ldolises :
Hearn; I That in viewing the notorot coalition owl reta-
t,..n. of Nob. it ontouoroutly apparent, that the'bent Author
-. Nam, j,,,sii ci,.,:.blithr4 an own-ilst I, of rights to be ertivyeti
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