The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-01 00:00:00

This Ilan. Mr. Pigmies' ',lnver!, that hoshoild
Pot hale introded himself on their notice, had his
Nome been io the Itegsisitioi lir tilling the
of
tuber slay. This cos not in screens of his not
ospportiog the waster's of his friends who hod pie,

aided hie; for, Ip Mal an deeming crisis, it was
the *duty et every man to sapput the liberties of hisl
coestry. which no only be dots by • jest *d'
osisistretion of the laws. Whoever political send.
stools a ems may pewee, If he les a character and a
stake its the country, he shield Cowie forward
pod fleeter' it, bpd ..t act le tic dark; fur what
geed as swiss from the promplost of political
opine.. is • coven f The objectless sew made to
Ptitheedeel the Herat are. Ist, distil is a preiedg-
Weed efthe der; sod,edly, that Anliainet being
eeeliesitl, is airmily. 4 Moir 44 , He would
s
to 4. i 4. la
isobjectiqt tillf,Wita ask, what
was the tiny of gepiessi rll.4'.'ilaaCoo? What
%et to deusiedilmattnit ir OA Prism mad of the
Parliament to en vie whichilesand note than or.
'Jittery enmity t He was sot booed • any party,
'tor indebted to sly ewe more AGO mean for *1
end is Parlismici. !ewes es free as air.—(Cmee)
not, b..ryr 11114 might differ is 'Mance. other
'objects, lit mist silo., that is the seginchely
stair, et, Menhoster, there mew him been faults
we one side we the other.-0. that dreadful. day,
the 16th el Asigest, hundreds of oar fellow•
ppeetrysass were wesodsd by.s military form, aid
Minato.; befog. they meld possible esquire tote
the circumstances, mode thowiaelves a party Is the
traesectlee. Shashi their Monies that day prodece
elsonlest asf plane( them mete is a teens of jade.
win afsmeity, he treated that the Magistrates weeld
=that they acted right •, fey they wield he lon
, If they did sot steed ep for the law when
lesperdslly administered.---.Pullesseet, however.
wand meet before the wijoeread I wisest at Oldham ;1
yes, meet, with • feet Which sever before occurred
lane themooen Inquest of death adjoined for sit i
wino. It bed often been the Irst Ismisess of Patna.'
Men to give eeldltioNal force to the esecetion of the
laws, bet men epee a mejedgment of the case, betas
e Greed Jury songs eveosib before it to iostitete an es.
qviry.Thet country iciest ledeed,sed beyond recovery,
when the less are perverted to party purposes; sod
the primed boast of an Englishman, that then Is as
asset low for rich anti peer, as be made no logger,
If the wheisistration of jostle" sae he Wiled. He
wield rather, much rather, that the Manchester Ma.
&strides, however deep thole crime, Amid, on Wog
bowed guilty, reesim • free parade., than that meow.
qeiry shoold tate place. This the Sovereign costal
do: but let the smoky be kitty made, seal let it be
proved to the money that there is still one law for
ell. He hesitated set to declare that hodetested, as
Much es say mos that thee hesrlitim, those peddles.
Stowe which nod to 'sheen all law, all religiew,"sed
eat these win feellep, which have in Nog misdated
Ilde tawdry Dopester le every ether; bet he would
else declare, that he wished en to steed ism censer
M assn. likeliness ; he wished set le prej•dge soy
we the asked ably le empire. •
Mr. M. PALUBIt, of Yatateeth.—Goodemes, we
gas new merited et a crisis, Thee it is eneseary to
staid le the gap, sod slop the Wrest of direpotime
which threstess to sweep away all sway that is tale
ehle—all shot rdear to es. The Hen. Member
(Mr. Wildebeest.) tells es, that we have nee the
sight of potidoeing in the hands .f demagogues,
who bed made use of it as a dagger to stab the
any vitals of the Constitution ; but does set
She continuities of the Ministers who key'
Isrooght as into this situation, stab the Constitu-
tion much more deeply ? The deeds of the 11th of
Avant make ear blood boil; bet I will be calm
whim I notice them. That Menlo; was peaceable ;
set a stone was throws, oath Mr. Hoot was arrested.
(%I r. Weds+ oast. here asked Mr. Palmer, if the Meet.
hoc was constitutional.) " I say yes; it was con.
&dirtiest's'. Oar Second Charles, who got sad Aet
of Parliament In prevent all petitioniag, sever west
ao far as the Ministers of ear day. Ile did not eve
military force, althisegb, like them, he had the ad•
dress to get loyal declarations from the pimple. The
aiscisestioolais of both periods were of the same chat.
raster ; bet I wars these of the present day to be.
care, lest when they have overthrown the °soothe.
Lion. sod trampled our liberties ender their feet, they
de sot call for the Nippon and proceed.. of Mosel
lasts ewer which they bass triumphed. How have'
those laws been violated at the loopiest at Oldhses?
Mr. Ferran& when ow ether holiness at Lancaster,
sends bit hackney dell' to hold this solemn enquiry,
and afterwards causes the body to be disinterred in
the deed of night, and steals in shame and obscurity
coo viaw it. Will the dedatationists vindicate this con.
dent--thy who have already taken Mr. limo ender
their protection, and ale so delicate as nut to wish
st.y•equiry swot the trial of this ran, which has
nothing whatever to do with the question, has taken
place ?"
Tbe Us,c• '7.tirstaire now read the Resoletions,
which were put seriatim, and carried unanimously.
The Het. Mr. Negrcesee., • Goodman whose
(Ober was Primate of Ireland awl tutor to the late
Mr. Foe, rose to stoned the Address. It had been
saiil. he übsorved. that done who sapper...(' enquiry
its the present case were the supputters of atheism and
irreligion. 11. repelled the isipututian, anti doled
the slanderers t. show say thing in the Reqnsiline,
the proposed Remission, or the Address, which
could possibly bear this construction. It was in the,
cease of inane and heauseity that he came forward;
in such s cane his support should be wanting.
For the sato of the insetted majesty of she lees of
the country—for the sake of their lives and liberties,
sod the lives and liberties of their posterity, they
were irresistibly called span to pion(' forwerd, sod
demand enquiry on the present occasion. Eliquiry
mess sake place; a Jury nest sit In judgment upon
it ; and when the case does ems before a Jery, it
will be hut tight, since Ministers have given their
.pinion of the traosactiews at Manchester, that the
Jury •No4td also hare before them the opinion of the
people of &island. The voice of a whole rapt*, is
s just cause, is like troth--it is great, sod meet pre.
vast.
Tt.. I: sprit Sotto, yr then read the Address, which
as% •....op'•.l oisaiiimailialir.
1. 1. lOittveY. F.sq. said. that nee more prop was
•WeillUetc to sake the haibliag secure. Ile foetid
luny 1•• sons f..r roogratulatiog them on the Sleet.
log mkt.; its ettnidanee. The last..:ect gas oats of pee

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