The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

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his :bl,iiii.tri prald come the islisie el 'alibi and re.
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lOW kg ItilitTlell do Par I. without kodaelag ab-
solve somsfasiem allover . country. Doh ha dash
that She kids wealok keeper Is 78 if • obseogtof klh
*Wry were to retelesae. T We will bet Midst wee*
of his owtiaterem iesteshoreagio, that has at;
ihe prise of a f beef, or thereaboosta.lhat they
!maid thoeille kiwi • 50, if set to * . What folly,
the& to. oath it a change of MlisiMegi. , Can he
hoagies no persona that • chaste it, Allielikty wink'
pot into puha/sem iha short time? "amid woad not
he moonier have tooth his legs brokell'ilkodisse 'itch
periMiss li parliament. This is thi.1#4461 for the
klitristers is take whenever they are haitrylkairosi- 11%
bads fails of their set having deft. lliks-grosaill is
the taws ef sise-Prom-usassee-(losoeral gaol she lards of
the Admiralty. Those were trilling ommaiows. The
Meister,. though so dodeleat of holm* l roverth
lag . a cowry. are by ago seas. drifekeet iirlabekt
Po governleg, Is a -pardeular quarter. 'lllaryClirilikt
witty they soothe to makes stasd; awd.tiluka At I.
wet le "vilify tp ask. a stand. Theyintwer molted,
hew to masage their own moms; Mid Miry humor
that .they rho memoirs he thew plums Mr hug is the
Whig Oil hold segether.if they please.--Amoupt the
bug. paasible Is that they. would sot much dislike as
vices, to resign. We should tidal; the* sow*
to seism 19 any ease whatever; ifte, they us jest us
well al where they are as If they were ,amt-of tee;
and thog *weld he if the tidal; were to Ir. tos pieem.
By retioltitog NAM* they are, they may hold It toge-
ther lirtigir thus it otherwise would he held together.
Timboroagh system could sot paseibly live for twelve
popytkm. if they were to resifts; any, in their hands.
le any possihly live a creak or three years. 'Tit is
to say. it may exist, for lire it does not sow. as it has
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been atewstnisord to live. Oh, so Let us bat* as
change of iihrletry. though we imam cookie that such
a champ would accelerate the fall of the borough
yystera. The 'Wag is a complete whale as kis. Sod'
a Ministry is jam the thing for each a Parliamesi,
sash a Parliament in just the thiag for such a Mi-
nistry, they ate needs for each other; sad. in (loses
mew, let GIP ere them going ea I. harmony together
tilt we bale loafer, as all the nateitil"and inevitable
eataequeaces. We *bask Mr. Leisrraair, however, for
having brought forward the sallieet ; because k gave
Lord CallTl4ll4loll all opportaulty of throwiag oat
that threat of reelgaatios, which Mr have always said
would be so elicariess.
Tut 1,1111 Titus* Is a subject mutt greater
importance. The picture draw/101yr "tractions of
these tithes, and of the state of the wilkied people
that yield them is truly horrible. Ouwina said, that
the poor creatures had aothierg to sibeid os
year nosed bet potatoes sad water. in the aurae of
these speeches, there came oat edit sudieient, Owe
would think, to coovinee every tau! of male, • It
why • pots tr,Use

starval pig. Xrj
veva was hoesiled

oase•after this eerier', the esewHeiee of die pinata
es food fur the lahoorlog people of a ioualry. hap-
pen', to as, sad always has appeared to us, that the
wretch edges, aid semi-barbarism erf the frisk De **log
to their thin altogedser iris this detestable root.
We are sow told that the. wd come. The wet! why
the wet came II Saglitad, too i bat was it fellovrid by
each a scarcity of food le to predate a sweeping
Istarntios thrives the etraptry. • he truth le, that,
is the potato. system, Or shore p 'rly spaakiag„ the
trete system', there is no stepi . g apse a sapply ;
there is so store, so provision; the wretched people
are, like wild asimals, depeadest spots chalice. No.
thing ever was linter calculated to make s people
slaves as the gement eft of this root, as food for
inas.—la the 'pear 1817, Mr. Comes chase/red
in the loftiest Strides, the hoapitaliey of the Irish
pretest! Ile said Ms'eabin was learnUt. Indeed, bit
be freely gave Foe what ha had; that is to say, tor
his potatoes. Audio added that he was not, like the
English laboarer; talking *boat his right to parish ris
lief? No. .or can he talk shoot parish relief *wort
bat a winos of meaty Is to be granted, 01
in part oat of the sweat est, English Ishii"
er (and sagraigingly paid by • tat fee•Milie died
hospitable Irish peasant from anise i ilylog for swat
of feed. We thank God that the English labiate',
has his rights yet : aid that be knows them, too, is
spite of the doctrines of Mr. Itatance. If thane
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rights did not exist, a pretty state this toiletry wank(
be lu at this atheist. As to tie tithe in Ira•
land, it is like that lat England, only that it is collect-1
ed free a people who, generally veal:log, are of the
time refision ea the pastor, or who are very little
shoat tithes, their own religios, or hia. The Issemmthag
plat of view to tools at thieve-at thler-weemmtelligh•fit•
they affect, sot the tempt, but the landlord; OM AO
occupier, hat the *wiser, of 'oil.- Mr. !tunas=
observed spa. this oteasioa ;hat the fools.* awde
with the loadlord that thermion. al said ihat-altik
the lawaliont heatiwept away every thlag fur not, the
parses was compelled to fall epos the insolamt Jima
We never heard of as latielvert fund before, hat dealt.
less, Mr. Pi.usawr r incased that the limner&
squeezed the poor devils almost to death, and that
the parsons came and finished the job. The laid.
lords had their advocates, too. sail Air. Became said
that the case of the Irish gentry was very hard,
fur, while they were compelled to act as pollee
officers, they were compelled to forego their
rents. Mr. Coaritts dropped is a word against Beg-
lish tithes, aid Mr. liorcussisete said that Irish Mem-
bers had no ladispoaltios to allow.inglish Imadlords
to avail themselves of that relief which they themselves
implored with, regard to tithes. Ott l What they
want retie/thee, de they, with•regird to tithes. It I.
the laadheede, this, is it, that dant the relief! Nal
Mr. Ptieleurrei was right. . It is the Saadi/m(4 that
canoes sow get his teat: do IS taalstog ail the outcry
shoot dikes t mit ant the ompiers of the load— Asti
a asiesseable fad he meet be to jets is sop mesh .110.
Cr;y foe, le there soy thing clearer% Ail **Ws ileac
' the feet Shattlf/tta take offtho this, the,ltitraltf:4, , .it la theshapi. sierras. title,
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