The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-10 00:00:00

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losidly cheered by the ssoltitode in his passage throoch
the hall. The Lard Mayor candsoed in the Chamber
for upwards of half as hoer afterwards, as if t• weary
sot tho plisses of dm rabble, who wers
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THE STATESMAN.

ramaT, strwista 10, 1819.

TIN 017 of Lefties opposes is Ito peeper gran-
dee*. It Melia a greet, sod, we are persuaded, an
seefol astemple I. the rest of the United Kingdom.—
It lest plemeaced its opines upon what yogis never
to Mee bees an object of one arommit's doubt or
diseessiee, vie. the right of the People to assemble
fee the medievally' of public gritneoms, end
cetieetrentiricksowledgiog that the am at Men-
ded*, was kid. The espedieacy Of necessity of
seek Moeda( wee not a matter of cousidetation be-
fends Cowed'. The very best Meads to Reform
wee shirk diferent en that point. The Resolutions
tweed le a ameliorable majority, (it is said that
mere then two to one held up their bawls for them,)
sod Si Address is to be wended to the PaINCI
Busse:, tejoesting his to institute as enquiry into
she ttessectionast Manchester on the 16th of August.
The discussion I. the Common Council yesterday,
es gives folly in soother part of oar Paper,
has put the Wroclaw .164 at Manchester, in a
darer pilot of view to then who bad sot pro-
. flinedly entered into it.--Very fro of our
mentrymen there are, we hope, whir do not hold
tie mein' of the Magistracy and Yeomanry en that
essesioa, in jest abhorrence; bet there are many
mho still thought mere was left by the Riot Act to
do &credos of the Civil Power than is Fully the
Obi. Aldermen Warms*, very truly and pre.
jetty observed, that la this very Act (and yet a se.
pre see it his bees thought end described) there is
so tteetolien mode of the military. At this important
leformation et remark, many of the Worthy Alder.
lien's swifter. seemed to be astounded, and well they
might be. Noteithstanding this undeniable feet, the
prints eztalled the dash of the cavalry, as a
greet military achievement.
• The moat eiesiek, or rather the most corssipt of all
Jaime's in soy country of Europe, gloried that
there was so Alderman WACTUNIVI in the way to
'toy the arm of the Civil or Military Power at Mao-
Assist on the Mack 16th of August. Whet a sad
pity it is there was set. Perhaps no one Member of
mr emstitoted Authorities ever received a higher
"cemplimeat than this, though ',directly aimed.—
:Let it be eogreied on the lotab-stesea of the Der-
dyed individuals of that day, that they were slain by
the Yeomanry of their own tows while !totally as-
:gambled to devise a redress of grieveoces—and be-
:mum there was not an Alderman WAITUSAN to deg
tits rearderer's arm!! This 'seeded center, by the
wicked gives Immodslity to the sympathisiog Ma-
gistrate.
Let the culpable Magistrate who have pti4l so
Note regard to the Ca ndled's sod its laws, which
they were sworn to defend, go to a dirtied and almost
enkoown part of thy world, oat of hearing of
the execrations of the pesmable lehabiterits of the
eisentry which they hale so disgraced, and
Omagh they will still be accessible to the se•
worse which sissy. attends guilty minds, they
will he est of the roach al the curies of the
widow, the orphan, and the aged end ir.firs
pleat, who, by their cerrept, cowardly, and cruel
coaled, has bees deprived of the Pirectionate sties
dm sod &idiot peep of his feeble frame la an only
goo. Let them—
Fly to diertle. sad to darkness era.
Abhor the day sad ram the folded sun."
Let thee, in short, if not brought to 'recent here,
atom for their wickedness is a country without
uncial cooped.
The Grand Jary of Laneeshire, who have rm.
diced themselves so censpiceoss by their ioconsist-
mei of currier', to use no harsher term, are de.
feuded therein on the ground of oho reopectahuthy of
their condition, is society. This sort of justification
is insulting to the poor and Amore chirpy, who re-
gards and adheres to uprightness of conduct es much
as the proodtat Lend In England. Ha will tell you
with reuses, that a Lord is bet a men, and in that
quality he is so better then the poor honest w
• (stud indeed, though the consideratios is here out of
the yresion. a Nock kat reefs, member of society).
—The foreman of that Greed Jary represents the
Ilene of STMILIT, a very eeriest one, the second
of Its rapt, sod Haulm VII. gage his Royal resoles
for nide( it to as Carideo ; bat it may be affirmed,
that le the poor-Amu at Prescot may be found a
elan with as proper notions of reviled* ss inhabit
the Mood of the heir•apporent to Knoolsloy Perk.
house. The hadiguat Peet would say epos this ec-
sales—
es Ilse, Rim we Nailer rights aloe,
Is this pntlilleyitobo Niels on •
• Are is the eked or beside.
Parsed am the erenieses et their pride.
RS so: the dire *Won o'er,
Ilesklud • ill absemookled Were.
eineenweing sems. 1•11
Eweirres ass streak natural joist
shall • ey mare he milky sehdred,
opereseesnmi—a tektite multitedr I"