The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-02-03 00:00:00

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Since that period, I have IleaOf Wad any reason to
alter my
good opinion of hint ; but, on the con-
trary,
float his conduct from that time
until the
freinpiraggeot eotitlet him to rank still higher
in my opinion, I ,Ifdg leave 'tarmly to second
the prol"ili°^ fnit hit hi'clunittg a competitor fur
'mirages. —(.lft.oro ! braoi)! Buroioynefor
your • to.
t;:er • •
11e. BUIZGO ISE stepped forward 'add at-
tenipted to speak, but for some time Was unable,
length he discord of Opposition which prevailed ; at
len silence being restored, he spoke to the ful.
josing effect :
Genttemen Freeholders. all tlmt I ask of you at present is
a etl hearig. 1. Beano :1 I now ands litteny of
„wog air horuhle y• ore to the respectable worthy Free.
Wiles of Essex, in hopes of awakening the spirit of inde:.
core, which for so many year: I its dormant within their
and of asserting the wei4ht and importance with
hich tbes ought to be conadered 111 the Legislative Assent-
by ef the Empire. [Afp,ohruse. j. I wish you, for your
eel sakes to shake that lethargy which has pervaded
•
woos for the last twenty or thirty years. (Dis-
%our f thaltlues.) The feeling of disapprolootion
iPlorekainn rn •
„Aids seetos to he possessed by some of the worthy Free-
hjdte, who wear the•hine favour.. does not at all discourage
"" tun a t •t at all •ii.sotisfied with them, because I should
m,~h.
her you that'll confer your votes agniast my interest,
• w
,h, that • on( rigid, could continue any longer dormant.. No
ee.pec:s those Geatlemen more • han I tto, lot I cannot
,or [minima% looking them in the'fare, and telling tittle truth—
;he they have nor, perhaps, heard for some tithe past.--
1.4ry3 Ido ;overt what I h ire often told you before,
riejfk, more deeply interested in restoring your right.,
I -
renal deri:ing any personal ladvaittage from the honour
t 4 In !
K brio
the Kap ise of this cooutv. I have lookellfer,
hr many 17:218,Intith confii..nt hopes of seeing; the
11,,.4:0‘•in1 Peat runty of Es..es independently represen•ed
aye mime I (to memo with confidence, that you hare,
bre, nounsjostles by, in your former Delegates to. the
osr i f Commons. In what way, I ask, have youra se'.
1p been expressed in that Assenihly P Yon have hod one
tooo,re in say Nu! an I another to say Yes! [Applause.)
coif, i hope, Gentlemen. to MA saw, at least, my friends;
'at io .k upan you all to be ins friends. leo not imagine
oat I think you are not independent. I know all of you to
hr iraepeadent tan ann. All I ran say is, that it is impos-
hhh. far oily one of you to vote fur me without being halt-
modest. 1 bare put it nu this ground. that it is not soy cause;
rola:7i. No man ran be more attached to the ConstitM
tic than I am. I love the King, Lords, and Commons ; sod
if I am to fortunate as to be the object of your choire,
per myself pi guard against every encroachment upon
fie respective privileges of the Kim/. the Lords, and the
pe,,pk. But I hold it as a maxim, confirmed in its
by experience, that without a fair Represen-
tation of the pro& in INtliallnent, our COnethillkin
be a nine, and our boasted litter's, but a .hallow.—[/.owl
itspisioc].—There are Tarim:: opinions as to the propriety
of ghat is called Reform in Parliament; hut, I believe, we
ere all weed oa this poi*, thud we should endeavour to
teat the Representation (soh as it is) as pure as possible.
ad when I see this respectable Meeting, I coo lope „
dub of the part yon will take, if you are permitted to
turn owe or rout rights, and assert your own iettepeadence.
A swat deal is meant by the different colours of the leitears
hie* arrow's.. D,. not Magi** I mean so attack say do-
se.prit to tar Shies t hot I mast say in favour of tin Omit"
eat at is a editor stitch beings to our recnßectioa teat ta-
ke) mops° benne the people and the %Lamarck, en
which the prearnt Sovereigniiives the high sheathe% be holds
Pew Caimitatio.i.—(DisepstioNsOian]. Geetlemen, we Oh
Siert Rpm the comma:lion so which the two coheirs act,
liable. If by true Roe is meant the-rapport of the Commit-
taloa la its woe spirit—the restriction of the public tipped'-
pre within coolealkel hettodec and the opposition to all car-
tip:iota. there is no mac moteta than lam to admit,
Eto if Each are is diotia,tuithed troll• it is oatittod to
the gicatest aiminttion; but lett is meant to be said, that
1.9 Majesty owe. his crown in the Rhos. and Dot to the
purge. el ea beg leave to diger with these who malittain
/lea ..a opiaioa. and rail in the aid of binary to Mettle them
ex tW meitret. It watt bo *Ay necessary to appeal to the
reetod, of the country. to Slid that when the Prince of
°too ramcover to this istaud. kr restored the Constitution
tp up wittiarparite.jaelkelieldliiAt baC Peellekigis
irfpw aublalfa t aaskilkarect that "le f
E't carnalcarnaltote at MS gin/loos itevoluPon, his wale* Ma.
years his exalted tank and here I beg leave parties.
y w express any okdiallainst erthe Church. who, at the
tees of the Revelation. joined Heart and band to tippsr? ens
riot, ald to carry that noble Revolution into arra. i idly
lope ani oat that the saute eidighlapad hotly will, le our
dare tappers that tuthie work which Abair. forrlatharh had
olden to much palm to institute. Wren.). onete elf
Cssitb, I speak of it with reverter, nett res • t. 1 sits e f
the ettohiimod religies myself,. bat I MP Italy tea you. se my
own niniiima, that of pelitics are mixed with our telytion, it
will loan rolii,lion at all. iem perfectly aware, thet if in
tee religion of any roan, ry there ,urea ei principles which are
foreign to the good of the seatelicitehredd he tolerated Is the
idlest 'item. And 61. britit pre to thweessidenatine of the
*aeries fists the full beilkW AY the Cdostifut ion, under
•witiela the Cathalicsof trelotelaintor. I have etsen in lret
lase myself, and I ma at a Ifie to find spoil what pretence I
gehoi people like that, welt are always tine' in the fare.nest font of danger, when imrarmles are to be led tonicaskt
a ill header, are to be excluded from benefits Which -they. so
Wady eara, and so worthily 'deserve. If we look to the ex-
pedition wherein they have been euggaged, waPed that their
bowl is spilt with more p_rofusion lima that of others. Is
there any people more loyal or more attached to the Govern-
sat Ihau they are. when Armour or glory), tar by purchased
far this cowry, by theft dressed fortunes P Shall eel thole
biotech a people from sharing those rights, which should
heaslienahle from all mankind P [Feint applause]. , Gen-
tlemen, (mom you 1 tespete my wntthy adversary, at ally
wighboer, old shall he happy to take hint by the hand.—
Noe Mr. Burry*, offero4- head to Mr. 7101414 tole
kw each. caul No--after the bat t r. Burgoyne coo-
tieadj—Eskall never fottatt ma, pretension to your kwour-
obielsehlien by &ding fault With any thing but his principle.
[4ppirliw]. Withltlisview. I would wish him Id bigokbd,
*thither he wnald be the friend of Inquiry, should he be so,
fattest* Ibi to obtain is seat in the flew* of CommOhe.—
It is aetetsary that you should be perfectly actplainted
with the 'Satire of ratro's s, and what, in all probahi-
lee wlll be their 'coaduct ; what are their priociplet.
ant what theft reasons for entertaining these prinriplcs.-•
Ihne met with st great number of Gentlemen, who declared
mr that they would hot tonke up their minds till tkey came ,
rants hustings. I new call upon those Gentlemen to nek their
eardidetes what areehe rearms the; have for forming the
Prifelpies they *vats, 'For soy own part, 1 profess to he on
Pyle men. What 1 mean hy that is,. lam perfectly Drug
tote-operate with mayo.t of men who are eesiretel of Pr -
°nine inquiry into the abides and uol-practiees of the-
"melte Ni y principle is to oppose Corrupt* wberePer
nodal, Many set of men, be they of whatever party they
ney.
_I ran only say, that if the mint Ministers are not so
?iambi*. In not extending the liles•ings of that Constitution I
Uwe bees describing, In the enslaved peoples of Spain; or, at
11w1. if they have not terromeelidee the abolition of that
. df oppreesion. the lisilieisition, from that an-
"Yeetomsty, they ere at least responsible to ut for an ex-
.l,Mb* of their conduct, in leaving 11,030 British soldiers
7011eteish in unprofitable idleness on the shows of Portugal,
of •
soffering thr in to aid the *.allaie exertions Of Sir J.
!Imre audios :roe in seeport of Spanish independence.—
[INA eitopprobatintr, trod relit of '• that has Nuthig to do with
*liminess. I—f.icoticineo, I hope I shall urversay any this/
is the Freetniders of Essex. but what id PerfeclitY resPectrui
stem King, Lords, and Coatroom. lint unle.4 am heard
MOM I have to sty, It will do mine of agreed credit,
eve it said Old the Electors of reset bail a Candidate
relented to their ronsiderstioo, but they world not hear
tux, t.eppioese.l Only give me a fair hearing, and thee
depose uf -me as it meets your pleasure. The point I acs ett•
Ccivounag In pre.. epos you is, th:U I am no party oast and
Mat thoold I be to hippy as to meet with your support. I
always be guided in my conduct by time princi-
ples I have just expressed. I have menticroed the Espedl-
;tl..l_l, 89ala • 1 Ann now call your attention to that of
`some, aa:l I ran °A VlA!at that if that Expeditino
hl been ahaadoned—[oll 0,,! 'and other e.spressions of'
&pleasure.] —Gentleoten,,it seems it is your plesleastalliat
shallout speak on thee melilittitelY I"e" lir We we
.I.allY thine. because II Mis silro yen must all feel the •
Mat mvasare more seneetalatlitao am able to tit p t.—
mei, Gentlemen, I will oily eay one tbalf owe. and then.
?"12de. There Is ape party of is:ek I distiontly :sow
tirPelf a fried ; a party to Which i aids* finny ettealled,
MM I shall rarer desert itunderany eimaisistances or mister-
-1 mean the party of My melee,. Gentlemen, having
lhaeN)rreed my principles, I Um oily to say. that you
ti "her tell se in* or Tom or what you will. 1 am.
Ltler win be, of my country's party. However elated my
77! any eat toe appeaPoloe sof ar.stances ni present,
"sereb you, the mew my friends ►t.. base not attended so
"'creeil) toeday as they otherwise would bare dos, is he-.