The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

toasty, ho•eaer Conourobly •r respectably signed,
Of hos 'ff. the sit esalisreir might be segmented, even
by ma rehire the whole Stair of the Norfolk Militia,
t sok and bit, to sorra theo•—(o bars! longhter
and applause)—nor by compelling the &leant.
Major and the drummers sod Von to write their
rampt,all marshalled aid &two op in military rimy,
snaking sport the whole • most botorogoones body
of cirii.military, sod military.eleit sobectibotao—
( Long continued applause.)—ls going ;sloths gam.
ties before thesis he onild.oodoevoor to ovoid amp
thin which might possibly heighten IM eadtensoot et
the public sled. It had, indeed, bees too iamb
agitated of lets by that gentles, which intuited
another of terrible interest ; it was witabor the poa
pia of England were to be allowed essesbie Is op
erase the righted petition, or any abet, Oldie sliessto.
yard of snit acoritiosa• the Cosstltstiot bed Mar.
aril for them ,• sr 'bother Magistrates wore lobe allow.
ed to set aside the laws,end iltese eseential false di
jest ice w hich had proved the preservation of *or poi
litical e*istonce, sod directs ikituy power lob**
in, charge, tide over, cut does, and trample upon see,
women, and children, engaged le &lag sothiog but
what the law a the sirloin of IN Cantittalla*
folly warranted end allowed.—(lmormue opplain.)
—lie would le additionally notion of offering as,
waritnemat to pepsin feeling in the commit
25 rim, during which boiled know@ palls life, aid
Ibis friends know that they had bon nontfol is the
!sighed degree, he had *nor sees any tido; ma
ful or sa periloss, any period Omnin tiny wits
threatened slab so dark a Mere, or ens se ism•
diately ready 10 bent over them; never, he said it
Is gitteerity end truth, never bad be onetemplatod a
poricti so war absolute revolstiato.—(Rortioi hisser?
Instantly drowned by dawning opplarie.).—When
Mohaetved the habitual, the intuitive misrule of
inisters,—(The same degree of hisses asialplandils
as befere)—when be sew such sins s Earl Fitt-
wAbsoi, respected, loyal, 'Wens, awful, and he.
pourable in his private deportment and his long
yohlie life, degraded as be bad bees—(N., ,o!)—
(.e thanked his friends is the crowd for counties
him). when he sew than the attempts made to do.
grade his—Apploase)--when be ow It 7=
Md
that ten thousand men sore to be ON
the wiitteary, for the openly avowed man%
for the impudently avowal Tenn, of platting
down npininn by compolabon, be ant say that
',recitation appeased Ire him owsvoidable.—(Niases
grain, followed by overwhelming applause.)—•
W tether the horrid change shillala be forced spas
them b, the despotisms of the Coed, or the
eanN-
arm of the people, be knew not ; sore be was, that
if ii.. fist should soccood, the second would antio.
bit follow—despotism most be followed by
onreliness.—(Appletrec.) Such was lb.
opinion of the person addressing them, lobo MAW
sso respect for his opinions, bet in properties=
vets. nobleness. Nothing thee be believed
Save the country from anarchy or despotism, bat tkre
ger .mpt interference of the Gentry is and sot of Per.
They mast cowe forward and hoed thereto
Fl. ; they meat declare their resolution to steed Is
the breach, and resist farther encroachments ea the
m-ple'. right ; they ought to say, " hero we on,
really to protect your few ',soloing lawisol.
!leg ;" Vt.e) should sedulously torn the Plebes
ai.d wautt of the people, show a dotormlnallom
en se-rue the Giostitution and the people alibi
frnm the several dangers labia threatened theme=-
4 :fp: laser.)—Aclin4 on this opinion (they were to lito
r:s. J 01444.1 its real value—its ainbarity •o ono could'
impeich),—( Muck applause)—be bad coma forward
on the present uccesion With thorn Whig principles
in Ms breast which hod been so lees neglected 81
toot', anti so Nally misenderstood by the people,
b from which he could never be drives by the into-
Poem of power, nor the dread of popular tesentmest.
—(.fpplentre.)—lte would guilt chutes that be con.
slaved it the dirty of those whose rank, latest+ sod
character imparted inflanco to them, to steadier.
ward and vsist any farther oncroachante on
the people's rights, •r any specelative attempts
to infringe the prerogatives allowed by the
Constitution,—(Applause,)—to shield our lostlti.
lions from the madness into which the people might
be driven by the despotic aggressions of oar ostlers.
—( .4ppianse.)-110 had a &solar complaint to make:
the cue he bed nadertaken was too strong for him.
Analogs as he had repeatedly declared himself to be,
not to irritate the public mind, he yet found it • mat.
let of difficult •voidanee. It happened meet adversely
for his purpose that the merest statement of the
facts which he had to adJocar was too much for
patiest sod dispassionate attentien.—( 4pplattss.)—
Ile had looked about the neighbourhood for some
argument by way of set-off for the provoking de.
tail "'Pismo sacrist. Faille; et hoar, be was
compelled in go abroad in starch of some *atones,
Bth:A circumstance, sonsethimg which might soften
donee the angry colour which the facts he alluded to
polarised lie was ostorally led to that fames,
City Derlaratiou—( Laughter and opplintre)—which
lead been banked about the neighbourhood. Well,
:sea that diC sot charge the Meeting at Mancheree
with tieing illegal Of turbulent ; the writers dare net
tell earls • stdry ;—(Loughter)—bot one of the.
ound out (he gave She men credit for his ingennity )
that it was priodganat to demand eogairy, and is •
strain of moss eacellent and edifying conemson.place
went co to show the ill effects of prejedgiog.
Uu-
&tub etily the sage was right ; prejodgment wet sera
I si.sly improper ; this was an abstract truth to which
be was as reedy to sign his name as the dross-major
—( Leughter)—or the youngest Um in the Norfolk
regiment.-=( loud laughter and applluse.)—llot he
w (mid say is sorely, " bee rail yus tnriert sell for en.
quit) into prejudgment ?" Ile then reed en atgoanst
splint i!ling the Meeting, because "there use no
rase pen ling "—" A mire complete sea-me-down
statement," said the Noble Earl, "could not be
pronoustred—
t, TAO PeolniA tel or eel thou .rat se,
I or 'so sea yr. tit .isht."
Long and mirthful applause.)—" Oh! but there
„t,
-enrott..l.l Inquest at Oldham," or rather,
th,re tyl h. for the adjournment bed reversed
hr ; rat i itic.‘, he mast soy, that if the Coroner
imvuoi:y act •s he had done. Ministers
weer t ft loo4or his soprtiors—it was with him to
.1,41.,,14 she ift0.11111.e..1116111 'nth of the 01'11041/lino.
.r., Coroner. frtliol6llll. Led trivl up the
ci the dactes err, cud removed from them ati:

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