The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-02 00:00:00

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co.oineed, s. I Ned previossle bee., that PIA'.
watery Reface night to quadrats pith national
eight, I confess that, previoosly to reading the Ma*
ist's Bill, I.had eir clear Mee bow skin'', aright be
wady the weans, sal hew easy the aceoleplishmesti
retitled there wore public rinse oreosgh is tbe costs
for insisting epos receiving jnstice.

. Bet. Sir, the immodiste object of this letter is, to
Mk bow it Woe to pass that. at the. late Election for
AV..traiwelor, tb Friecris of Reform and Freedom
lied not with one voice chosen he Major Gentling°,
to Sir PRAM% BIUIDITT, a Representative of their
City ? As well as to pot this snood qseetion,--How
beppenrdrit that at whet was called a Noneinstios
heeling, held at a Taavem on the 17th of NOTPfII.
bet, the Author of the BM wee not then thought of
ICs the honest Patriot dead ? Or is he abroad ? 0, is
le hed.rlidas with infirmity, and incapable. of mow.
Ims fat Immo to Wing in lie own Rill
Thy footiort of the Friends of Litton, in thle City
(Stela) tea awls Ile Anthem of that 8111, seem to
hate been moreawake than those of his own City;
for, oar hearing of the death of Sir SAMUEL
body of them Immediately wrote to Sir . Carafe?'
Mvattare, esproseing a hope that the Major would
not a second time be dammed by these who •••••1
him so muds ; and when they soon afterwards pe.
need the procesdinge of the aforessid Tavern Meet.
int, at which Sir PaAvcts I resided, they were not a
little shocked et who petard, or rather at what did
not pate, 'evicting the kerb*, of the Bill ; and the
only soletion which onarnilo them was, that the
vel•rar,afier, his forty years of warfare with the ene-
mies of Reform, had Ira pied to his fathers, or
•was in I far country, or Mu Min on a hopeless bed
of Orionis ; for littiodid they imagine that Iw Wm,-
'Master was to be tilled the ancient odor. that 'a
Prophet meets not with honear in bit own City.
But, Sir, as there mast yet be an interval of 100.0 i
n 1 days before • now Election can take place, yni
woold gristly oblige several Friends of Freedom and
Coessistoory in Ike.. parts, if you onel.l Inform
them whether the serierin bei abroad, or dead, or

dying, or have-euled a lone caree! of hoawry
SiWog into that rat dotsge—napoyacy P
If no ono4rf be the ewe, pird Kr se In Ott
Iffifretinghame it le obloretri% •• Mojeii•
Pill is, in fret, die very political ms.issare which
embraces oil the Rnsilent Refornuys arm at, :that,
at Ike same time. it croluaies all they LL, not aim at,"
with `he • I il•r Imill as v Here, then, mast be
fooled every thing to animate, and 1, smite theses, is
the est pursuit fur recovering their Mouth "
H.'', 4i r, stands en intellectual document, lila
an Visit Pyrsraiil. to Immortalise bits by whom
it bit been reared ! Dot, Waal's! in simplicity, and
of • strength bidding defiance to time, it is as se.
prier re eh. proudest of those pile of stony,
n 00. petrials.m, emanating from waivers', beams.
leace, is sopetior to personal pride or vanity
Is it posaihla that the Author of so admirthle a
work, for every man's benefit, for the very salvation
of car State, both politkally and morslly—were it
possible, that that work stood stone, instead of be.
ing a crowning capital to a column of services that
kayo occupied • life of patriorisin in raising—is it
possible, I oak, that the Author of that single work
should not receive, at the grateful bands of his fel-
low •cit izens,shat particular token '46,4 approbation,
which shipol,l imply their desire of tile Reform of *kith
1, Preterit' the **re, nicely, their commission to him
for personally proposing it in Pelisineni, in ears-
jenclion with • Conroe's', who, for this grand
achievement, seem to have wilted until one cnkeld be
joined with him, whose vegetation is sellitiently
usratilisheel„ for giving effect to their joint roil en the
P co. ; sinef PIM praline(' support of the People can
alone enable eri.dem sad vines to effect a Perlis-
seniors Reform!

Should the People see doe veteriodesorted, and en
no, rigid, enhesrd•nf stripling pat In h's piece, would
thew not feel that '•than tow seasaalag rotten is
Ike State of° W-? Awl molt mot that feel-
int, like a deadly Alight, destroy the very blossoms
of gni/potion. onu,imity, and enthesissin in the souse
of liher y ? What, I vsonsid ask, like suspicion of
treachery, chills the soul of Hope ? Dish it not
curdle and ring the blood of activity ? Dotb it not
paralyze esoetinn to a lifeless corps..?
Anzious, Sir, for your information, I have the
k to subscribe tmyself year constant Render,

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is year parrioer tilt
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jog • Public 1/141004 to be ,s iw
with • view of Mitiiinednanslisment
(.:4 r /RIG isail deer ribi mg
t•ecloorgk:rtAliat document, I um is-
rt, end to mese the Bill se rums.