The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-04 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN!

Let us new ask musette§ the canoe of titissisead.
fel earner; was it to gain immortal happiness for
all mankind,' or, if possible, " was it for • nobler
impose r' Alas! an, the simple story is this.,sbel,
ell this dresdful slaegitier was in cool blend, coussolt.
tea for the peewee of placing ott the Throve tit
France, twittery to the People's interest sod iscli.
nation, the present contemptible Louis, a man who
lied bete living for years in this country le itil:nrit,
sad wondering from ems corner of the island to the
other le cowardly sad vagabond siothfialsese cod
contempt.
Lei It he reoreurhwed et the same time that this
wee which was to reinstate this man, hat tended to
ealee undid property three-fold shoes its valet, and
M loud err beloved coustry with such an insermeost.
Ole burden of salience, that It is ton intolerable to
iwtleeo lows • It his nearly annihilated our own
libeiskiag lisle, and is now driving our merchants
sniknestufuterers is poverty end degradation.
We call upon yes thereof, to join as with heart
cad heed to eatetwneste lemony from the fa9e of am
Wive country.
It affords us pincers to littoral you, that numbers
if your ranks huts voluntarily wised with es, who
ere folly deteretioerl, in defiance of the threats .f the
Soroughmoirgers, le aid us in ear just awl Gown-
lotions! career. Oer enemies ere resolved apes de.
strnying the last vestige of oho nitwit rights of men,
end we ere determined to establish them, for so well
I •
might they attempt to arrest the son in the everts of
snare. or stop the diurnal motion of the earth, as to
impede the tepid progress of the eslightewed friends
to liheaty mod troth. The beams of angelic light that
have gone forth throogh the globs Ws at length
,reached onto we, and we are proud to say, that the
litestale iteormere of Manchester have slur caught
its bogie ad hweeuly infisesce; it is sot posaible
Siterefotel for es to submit to bear the ponderosi
~,ht of our chains soy longer, but to use our en.
Iwrow to tear them asendw and dash them is the
het of our remorseless oppressors*
We fan beer no longer to we Goobers of nor pe.
rents Immured is workhouses, our fathers separated
from see numbers, In direct contradiction to the lows
of God and the laws of man; oar goes degraded
below homes Were; our husbands end little ones
clothed in rags, and pining ea the face of the earth.
Deer Sisters, how wield pre bear to we the intent et
the brow., drawing from you the newel of est
lest blood Insured of the nourishment which waterer
requires—the rely sobsisteves for yoorsolgos bolus o
draught of cold water It would be ceiminal in es
to disguise any longer the dreadful truth ; for is the
midst of all these privations, If we were to hold our
peace, the very trees of the forest and stones of the
valley would justly cry out.
These area few of tho consequencerestating from!
the mad career of the Boroughmoregers: war, to say
nothing of the amino& and tens of thousands that
hare been slain, the widows snit orphass that hate!
been left destitute end unprotected, the hypocritical
hireling sill blasphessoory tell ye., that these things ;
are of Divine ordinance ; bet in rain does he publish
this to reason end 110111flinil sense. The Great Author
of Nature makes no distinction of meow; tie rich
sod poor ere ell alike to him, and surely the forked
lightning, the awful thunder, the terrible earthqsakei, I
and the howling sod aiming voicenws, are seßcient
to chastise the most *Worst', without man becoming I,
the oppressor of maw. We close the disponi% scene,
for Images', would fall lefinitely short in painting
lithe portrait of our sees in all their horrible defer.
pities.
In conclasioe, we tesreselly entreat yes to come
forward—posterit, will ble.s the names rimy goo es.
rolled ender the banners of Reform. Remember that
all geed men were Reformers In every egg of the
world. Nosh was s Reformer; he warned People
of their danger, but they paid no attention to him.—
Lot did in the like manger, bet the deluded People
laughed him to scorn; the toneeweeets was, they
were destroyed. All the Prophets were Reformers,
and also the Apostles • so was the great founder of
Christianity, he was :he greatest Reformer of ell ;
eon if hew Christ himself was to come on the earth
again sod in persist against the Church sod Sate. ID
the same manner he did against the Jewish end ilea.
!then nation*, hie life wound 'mitred', he sacrificed
by the relentless hands of the Borough Jurlaws; for
corroptioo, tyranny, and Heine*, hive reached their
summit, and the bitter cep of oppression is sow full
to the Wis.
By order of the Committee,
(e.swe) SUttANNAN SAXTON, Set.
Cohn Romeo, Maiteesier, Jely SO, Ill&

A YRSHIRE WEAVERS.
EXTRACT PION A PRIVATE LETTER, DATED [ILIUM.
soca, hitt 30.
" toe are right in sopposioa that we have not
escaped coming in for a share of the distress which at
present so generally prevails among the working
classes. Nut oily here, bet in all the weaving towns
of this county, at Ayr, Salicosts, Kilnioning, Kil-
owatt, Msechlin, Reich, &c. a vest many looms
have been thrown completely idle. I believe, how-
ever, that the di which must unavoidably result,
files, as yet, more in apprehension than in reality.'
That provident sentiment for which the natives of this
side of the T • red are so justly remarkable, makes the
•nemployed workman feel almost as *Woos, from
the diced of being in wont a few weeks or months
hence, as Kim were already at his lest shift for a
meal. Few of them, probably, Ore without sock a
WO storks( savings as may enable them to hold on
till bairest, when they are sure of busy ocenpation
in the Gelds for a seasun ; bat when that is over,
and pinching winter comes on, God only knows
whore tits poor people are to look for sabsistenre,
unless trade takes a tern before then, or something
effectual is done by their woilthier neighbours for
their relief. The RreawnN which the waivers ben-
sboule are in the mean time takiog to avert the mi-
sery which threatens them, differ widely from tbilottu
ample sot them in other parts. There has bees a Pie
amoug theta—many goings to and fro —easy private
conferences; but there has been no public meetings,'
to brawl about matters with which they have nothing
to do, or which at least have nothing to do with the
source of their distress.
" It was genteelly resolved among diem, that 1111
asemployed weavers of tech pl.co should address .1
esteems of their 'itemise to lAA figliogton (the
t Lord lieetorreet of the carroty), eel ate" them-

mites on thy judgment and immunity of big Laidahli
for the means of relieving dim from their dilbrilkillseilk
This has accordingly been done by molt of the
lowa.; and I am happy to say, the wisdom and pre.
auto of this made of proimeirlin4 has been folly
peeved by the melt. His Lordship has commend a
Nesbit of the County (landholders) for the empress
purpose of taking these repremotations into cowl.
deistion, end of devising some Admit means of pre.
tidies work and sebsisienee for the unemplo)ed poor.
The People are rhos in the hands of their sutural
.gweletters; and from the known geed sense end ii.
humility of the Gentlemen of this Comity, 1 feel as.
Mired there is no rear of them. The conduct of his
Lordship has given greet and general sall.faction,
nod will, 1 hese no doebt, be the mimes of ',teapot.
lag any thing like en innarailon no she public tree-
'Wilily mewling is this palter of mini ta "

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