The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-24 00:00:00

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'any =posed to Lord, besides, =baked the City, benne enquiry
greens. He was would be tern jedirial ; bet they prayed for no ape.
Geld untouched cific mode of enquiry, although it was the constant
' entering further practice of the Privy Coorcil to retuning witnesses, ,
banked them for to take depositions, and to direct prosecutions in all
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tre'elibien, and cases of sedition aid notion ; and was it trot its duty
I dutiful Address, to direct enquiry into thi condi= of Magistrates
r then read, and actin hi en inept or seconstitetiOnal manner 3
,f the Speech. He coolended that Parliament thiseld ',quire Web
second the Ad- such shallots' whether the Courts of Isere were epees
floorretece„ This, to the pirtlesiejured er net. Besides, had they net
h *Met qua eery lately enqeities of this nature going rin tuts while
his Lordship. sow of the preens Implicated roue ender ledieterest
lee bottler= es. and hist far High Treason ? When nit people
mettie-dlfficeslty ; Imes that such enquiry was carried es ohms they
ns without queli• were erniplaised of ; bet that when their ditties-es
f the "sinew* of were pressing—shim they wine the entering sad
Ilion ; end of sm- i complaining party—when they were denied redrest
tired consequently Iby Coroners end Grand Juries—it ries impossible to
r kindness or con- expect but that discontent and moreseriog must be
s which are cram- lewd among them. The Meeting in Yorkshire watt
1. He therefore ewe to call Parliament together to devise miens
d, very much es. fee redressing the sufferings of the people. It was
inciples said to be large end respectable, legal and rooster anent% and
had described the it was, he appealed to the Noble Lorde if it was
rot than he *mild sot, mete conducive to the peace of the West
mat admit that we Riding than any additiosal force that could have
neer. Thlnefore, been sent there; and jet for etterndieg that Meet.
would apply him.. Irg was Ilia Noble Friend dismissed from MS
he people had be- 1 Lieet y. He should never fore= the ses.aties
all authority, the iit caused among all ranks sod pinkie. Whit ! that
r ; bat the curse! a men of such amiable mineete, of such put 'y of cos-
t. measures of a 1 duct, of each devotion to his corsairs, sad so power.
elate nets= than •i fel a supporter of the Crows, sh,leld be thus division.
He admitted the I ed; was it to be woirdered at that it eacited general
be selmersites ed serprbe and n4l4l=llo* 3 Whether soy enquiry
profit by the am- I wet made ism •cis a ircemstance or not, it shooed .he
is men, sad their Isere of policy pursued by the prosper Mightier., end
e almost of his p was impossibly hut it 011 lit 'eche discontent and
to pet down such alarm among all dente, especially in that pert of the
Id be deem by the poetry wirer, Lord Ftswillines's character was se
Ike care that the well know r. sod so jes:ly appreciated. Would any met
t more endangered in their senses haee liken so strong . step to predate'
rf the people.-- further disunion among the pe. pie? I. • „Porton
.ring the pram*• I Appeared to be the determination of Ministers tat ,Ir
not destroy tie i keep down the sense end *Otiose if the people by 11
obsoletely notes. unqesilled combats. The neat step totes be
. in doing other- I blioisters was to regulate and envies= the Rio
is from those who motet Autry by tea or fourteen thousand wee.--
treat 18=811; and Of the legally of this he eat) vat deulets, et a Ilse .. 1
I their reentry to when no law resisted to keep these Ines is subjection;
, whether the ter- and without the *envies of Patliumeut. Of that,
the population did hooever, he meant to say wedgies; het it showetit.
as, winch inclined self tie be a part of the system of ceerckn intenied ,
going men? Was to be pursued by Mieistera ; instead of using mild.
goish between the we= and conciliation to suppress the disco's... Fit so
heater it was not generally prevailing; sod be would remind the Hoeft,
atoll, Felber than that the Sespeosion of the Habeas CorpelleAct, and
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,eght ant to show the eztenelon of other coetelee laws, prodeced more
Sate greater than discontent at that time than had preeioesly resisted is
4.1 King had said, the country. When once they began *lib strong sad
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1 by removing the coercive meteor's there we. no end to them ; for seer
ng to Lord [iron, violence produced new disavowal, wile's discontent .
a jest attention to brought en new coercive measures; mail at last the
they received with Constitution was utterly destroyed: • lie did not be-
people—had they, liege that any bad spirit "aimed geserelly in the
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tempted to alleviate country ; bat Ike discontent of the Radicals of Mon.
had they not rather 'chalet agar= the officers of Convenient, proceeded
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I the remonstrances ' from a refusal to attend to their dint-ewe; as that
-at Session of Per- of heisted arose from the rlatakve policy of Ibis
Do sub appearance errantry, in supporting the Orange party against the
Hirings of the pea- =hers, which formed the balk of the pipelines et
shied ionic to the that country. All these things would produce, as
0,0001. to the bur. in Leland, the conviction, that it was only boa
le. Wes it thee a their Nero, they could evor. that which they bad,
tweet bad produced in vain attempted m primer" trots their geeeresity,...
iled ? Abort Man- or rather their justice. Whet use to be the coesei
ire, and other pane, queer, of coercive measures emptojeri against a f
"pooinn, Was !wept.? Let all lis•ory answer. Whet was shams's. - t
had seen the people 'derive of a riPspnr surrounded by Ma pearie, to that
Iby designing mad esperienced be the Monarch of a free.lehtel"?, Ji s.. j
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he Meetings, where declared he would stead by Oro laws; but if it. cop •
red peaceably, they be shower, that nes /forgers on the Slitq end. Cei:stks, .
17 were induced to tenon had arisen, sorprosided for by the pies.; bm
As to that species of would net say tiro he would lot content ire lb* '
intentine to outwit actment of new restraints; bet not sceordini I • '
r same limo, he con• present information; nor amttritGititteAtis
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woe necessary. (get knowledge of the tended e 1 blilifsgety.';,Govi ...; i
lice bad been taken meet. Het whether they led toeffeeili.,
cater on the 10th of alluded to in the Speech or not, • nir i
h portended fearful mare pleasing" duly to perform ;"'td's
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A time, however, Prep= that that and the ri_mosiEsoso ‘,Ol-'
proceedings at that were reedy to listen to their complaint; i..• ,
, much as he dint). wrong had been done, that they would 4 _ .
• ell as that 11511, Ile then moved an Amendment to the ..edel'k that
in bodies, and eith they would take into consideration tfie./.* al die- •.
to the place of Meet- trees of the country ; end especially Salo circuit- . ~44. k '.
Reify came it would stances •bich took Olen. on tictsath sleet. at . .
That the Meeting was Meathirster.. At the $4lllO 14 pity tiremsel: m
.1 should show that Ito sonpottels, Laws and Ckftiljt a every 0.11. ,It .
eel amens to prevent Lord SIUMOUTII was /osTeMbreta address theirs;
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ad to force to disperse , Letrfilthse,littePiiiitaequeitte. elfAill manner in *ht. ... ••, ,„„„ e .
n y for Oliva! the Nbble4aiLlsid atieriki to ifficeinstanoes gryerty ..• * ,
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I constitetional force ; ineolvieg 'reennitsiblttithe Noble 1...ta lied .4., • .
ted loopy ether. If leclinined ihir tleeseiin set, which he theight no '.
, the blood shed that neat in either fpiftlaloold deny. Ile _had given
illy beads; and Par.' his'epinlon, tie sir Varese of that dange► setae fines
tors in it, if they did a tond.clisieetel of the people's pofforitm, $d a
aunt Ile racers est.! complete ir:iefeotiors to economy ; hit be 111,011 fr re.
r forted lie. lie was i wield the Noble Lords apposite of sic vest r 0,4100.
'o the motive. which t of the military force of she country last Swims.— t
Secretary of Stasole
.loutidivoietasoifoltpd• irsibteceßos.l4.7ltelotra filmme4lo:ll:6,fy.i..olloo .
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sen that oce• fif: • , lifejtorlWe whether see* adtfi:hoo weir, riot socessery
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roused of Childf ' : eompr.tddiiton to ob. military torpid the costal .7.. .j, .4
'pre ignerntnN, lb., Tilie.transacsions at Manchester hadliell more s .. •-up
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I ;it *dee very I. lessewledge. rite Maeittretes•hed bees reps : ,i.
pineal, lei decide -ere Graft elpendiery ; bet many of !beet wer
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