The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

Ike Grown sod Aoshor, to
lei id Messrs. nerdy. Tooke, slid Thelw ell.
Mr. GAirtArdron nos elated to tko Cbiir ; end Mr.
Bowie woo Awe u Viet. President.

tlime seqelt.

After the amt+ was resbosed, the- Cameras
&geed t tairectlity tte riad over the names mem..
ametineassilve Stevearda forth. mem yea r, agreeably
to the erstout of these Meetings to provide Stewards
for the following year, before going into thabesineta

of lb. Meeting.
This brink done, lbw Climate** °Derived, it was
protablo that tfio notate them read had been Inscribed
witoi soy appliratioa briar made to the parties ;
lie tbaeoGro Inriied Mom of three oho were present

to Ojai, U they wore so disposed. As it did not
eppear that any objection would be side—he was
about to take the sense of the comply.) es the
whole lid at once, for the sake of gaining time,
ibis be es. prevented by the rising of
sh. Gat.: Jonai ; he was lorry to begin objet.
log se early ; bat he withal to slate his rewrite for
not concerting. Ile had soiling to say molest the
Wielder& limed ;he supposed them to be, all, boater.
able friends to Freedom and Radice! Iteforee.—(Afre.
ours ef disantrobaliens.)—Pet be felt objectless
to so aristocratic a method of selecting the Stewards,
insetting ep • list, so body toes where," ready cot
sod dried." It was e sin against the Majesty of the
Perri)r I it was giving the power of the many to a
few. 110 made some hinny complain arise'
the Stewards; they bad not informed him en
his friends in the neighbourhood of Sonserr-lows.
(This seemed to be the real cause of tie
grievance, foi the feints of the teem was evi-
dence enouili of hie diligence of 'thri.Stewards.)—
ifirpreeeedert to bestow some eneonsiltaili on hiereelf;
be badenamid Wee Steward last.yeir, and be Impact.
it ti tetirsearthe witoplimma,, as " 6.. a teem
ilionfraimsecn (iii.l.*Torist lb toy .kat
itarsinasios akeebeil to the oast 'bleb Wadi hiss
90 'uneasy at INN Isfisiglalitineed in It—rasps oise
will like a good charge of pecelatioe in his ono
speech.) They were eillt tbete to celebrate Amnia
Parliaments, 'Jokers.' Seine, and Vote by IlaUet.
—( !inpatient cries of " No, not")
The CIIIIRNAW rem, moll, se be raid, to ialetres
air. JAB, bet to clam sainftrrepted heals.; be
hoped • company of seek liberal Bladed ponies
Would never &mead to the wean practice of patting
• man dove by meta noise. At the tame time be
thought tbe speaker bad bees a little polio end en&
Worm in his statements of are object, or rather is
his 20 or 30 methods of pitting the saws statetoosi.
Ile hoped the they would all eadeavour to evekt
sects misebleveas intensity of angina*, and lestead
of trying hew many words meld he brought Welk.
play by see idea, endeavour to teepee, the greatest
isuber of objects tato the smallest quantity of words.
If soy objection ley 'Oast petting the list en mew,
le God's came let she. be pet severally ; It would
take less time to correct their errors than is Win
to a feast* ea them. _

Mr. Jests egain hoisted that the object of tie
Meeting was to celebrate Uakersal Muted

Parnemesis, sad Vete by Belint. He repeated It.
Mr. !lardy asrtaloly stood a aloe day's trial fee
having supported those principles. If the principle
of the Meetly(' was Alerted, be had no objection to
'ilk bet of the room.—("wipe, de.")
After some forth*, letzereptiow, the List et
Stewards was pet and carried.
• The CIAIRMAIII {hen prepesed the Grit tout--
N Tbs. Sovereigns, of ee Peopir."—te.4l ea um Vetch
epee, by Kt. Sl.Gregor.. , ..
Thy CUAIIIILIIIII neat tailed their albedo. to e
sentiment and an Institeliin which gairalirtheto thole
'Airaivertary Meetings 25 years sp. If Trial by
Joey ask opt taleable to a people; it waiiiible.
lisrty se to the people of Ettolesit, ,),ithiterch
ail ether laws *ere mockery; that iterloe• je.
41111101os pet the conduct of entreat *speech.
'ea: itader the iatpection of tittles leeeiat' men,
.eatl ;Ogre coold be ye peaky intitled with.
est their- decision fed' concerrenee. Those pro:
sent', ..she were Members of tin, Correspundiog
Society In 1791, woeld t forget its adssosazes as
they were felt at that period. I frier the aristocratic
power of am ceentry was entering on its zenith, it
was at the time whoa citizens !lardy, Tooke, and
Thel *al were pet to the bar en a cimtge of con•
striciito trot,. n. Most of these present hoe, of
Ike attempt of Government No make opinion eon.
i strectiv• treason. If they hod been successful, every
owe meal awe What • fats rvanies•4l In, E-41•11(1.
Tbaoki Is twelve cooseitatiuss nil", three rice:rut

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