The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-18 00:00:00

Thos he said of the peer sorry jaded heck of
Whiggi•m—it was dead. They talk now of the
horse otherwise--they brag of the stakes ■ud
the bets ha has won formerly.--They would'
still, (hough impossible, make it carry doeble.4.
it was, however. really deed; they may galvanise
it. thee may raise a muscle, make one of its
eyes whet, or one of its legs kick ; it was neverthe.
lees dead, and lire-rated with these, whether or not
it should be damned also. Whigs cannot go for.
ward a step without stumbling. They ►ate no right,
bourne, to ref., backwards perpeiselly, like peo-
ple who ate Aye.), telkies of Coos, end heroes of
...rthies long pest. Dr. Bentley bad said that no man
ran be einem. down bet by himself; the Whigs had
attempted in ever) way, both by preaching and writ. 11
beg, to put Bowe the People of Westeninter. foe
lVt.iss bad found fault wish him for saying that 1
Pik. f•'ns was an holiest men. As S.r Francis
Bardett had said before him, U. did not know
hut he himself might unceuacteesly be a Whig.
like NIOLI sat's Bourgeois Guitiihornine, who had
t•tkwl prose all his life without knowing it. The,
'lVciss were not grey learned, fur they had attributed'
Annuli Parliament• and Universal Suffrage to GRA M.
SUA lat. lie would refer them to a book which
porkers they knew mere aboet—h•oote's Farces.—
T hey had beard of Dr. Goes examination concern.
ing hit treatment of the toolle.ache. When asked
bow he would treat an mains teeth, he replies, " I
always pulls 'eat out." Would it to so with the
Whip as it regarded corruption ? No; they would
never do the work radically, they would never make
Reform a Usenet lINISO.O. SO far free removing
the decayed part, Only would not even teach the
nasty disease—no, not even to apply a tincture to
it.—(Laweder and applastso.)—He had been pro.
scribed by the Whigs for his intimacy with Sir F.
Burdett; they had been jointly denied the use of
Ere and water, and denounced as link for intelli-
gent communion. Notwithstanding all this, from
bit reception 'het day he bad derived an impression
of their kindness Lad confidence, of which nothing
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adarwspoper squib could possibly deprive
biw.—
(Loag NW loud applauses.)
Mr. Rubberise, at she de•ire of the Chairman. give
.• The lliegolly divfevochi.rd Lining- of Weviononer. and a
spevdy rid so that taxation which makes seem poor, and pa-
is, his than for belga so."
Mr. fitCatta mid, the diirneeiivenient of Electors called
apart him to ease, that the rearm illegal distnuechiwarent
Mill not go 'nitwit remetly.-87 a Henn* whirl
would be presented in the Home of Coanneav, 10-nrairrow Sr
the nett day, he helped that disfreacbiseesent world be vet wide.
At. Mobluivin had ,aid. slat he nomad mot have a *red, ex-
Wise mato addren them. Ile knew, however. and bad *ed.
'anent oativorlty to :were them that Mr. Ifrabboove would
very Skint, addrew them Applasse),--and what is more,
be believed that Mr. Hnhinntse will repent* the in Patna-
poem, from the result of the last Lketi.....—t Load A pplaino.)—
I. believed vo, he Rude the declaration from such

• Freer at einem/Mere% Mai week' C. 611• int Rod bang a mass at
the OW Dailey. Omagh art sore ar moth enaseetwerer, seeing
that the Jary were out likely I. be respectable and isidepeadect
fklintors, did Beesughwrovers. Head net k MOW r bat elect such
eseiatiews nifty predawn, hot he knew what they erste se de.
The People of Fallmel might he mere that small I.e
lerissanae m Alain ,Wrens, if fell pollee cannot be elasained.
eel le wertab es eeeemaad seecrer, hat will de ware, de-
serve it." let MN repine. br limited all who knew any
of arinl bribery, treating, •iadeace, er eafair ielleeme ed any
filed prattled is she late CO•tral. to core (reward and Miura

tee Cieweirtee sitting is this Nie, and they way depestd upon
it. that weds inforesstion se behalf of pebbe Freedom. sod their
'batistes idteeld out lie dement er he Neglected.—[Applause.)
May an Ake he deprived of bit Civil Mirth me ete.wel of
bus Mithrees °Mehra."
Mr. TMILWALMIONIM they had dreek the tent with se ire-
clisestatioes s he trotted sad hoped that they bed received it
with deep whispers the hews, sect es wield de prate Is
thew prferipart whits can ranee give Abet its eking for the
rapport of pettlie freedent. In palkieel essopmets we new be
Intund by cewmen cotv•ent : but le ratigises the right of

is nn more Mao the right seine s and a aims Sias Wu
more right in ask federalism of Ines Am they have from bias s
'has &diet is Is mutter between Goo mad blawelf and to Awns we
roglit in leave it. f roma correspoodiag prime.* of jostler, we
somomaiii that a maw shall have his vote. live wherever be sill.
1 hr right of elmeciesce is sacred, nod a was is no more avenue.-
attle to his fellow-cresoures for it than for the colour abbe hair.
Salvation and faith are things impressed an his mind by a Power
which wither he as. others cam niatrool I reams or cdotmiost
may decide for him is suet a can.. bat you consist decide. Ile
considered that liberty of conscieatre Is comprises! is Radical
Reforms It is not radical if It varieties Catholics, because they
rat Ash ois Friday. lle felt it Necessary to say wee thing la fn.
veer of Radical Reform t he felt the same enderat Ma towards
their adversaries as Sir ts. Burdett s he would esprew a hope
slat lb. quarrel hewers Major Cartwright nod Sir F. Liardest
say hams a speedy amid happy terailnatioa. If's may like hip
sa.o. ersi Abhor Olaf port, *hkh mew calls Half Me NAIR. s
'i.e may be opposed by %hilts. sod served by superior indiri-
deals of their body, It mattered little aho were Representa-
tive.. if sympathy taald be maintained helot's the parties.
—Abner all flames they shoiskl avoid useless distiacsioos
aid differences. WI Wimple as secured a thee they wriaW
tie able to etansise their difereares, mid know bow far it
IS sold Le advisable is separate. A word or Ism on the terms
a. greserally applied to the Reformers. sorb as •iolencr, dam
ger, misehlef. sad sa en ; he defied their enemies to give proof
of this. atty. be charged all those very evils epos the.. Ili, tra n
Utmost violence was.., low one assist*er, embrace Site Meares."
lie Mee alluded to the Protestant Protium in mid the
gloriosa Stettin at the Rotunda. Ile hoped sad believed
lane obey would coatinue to proclaim the priarip4 of
Reform. and ,bite it woo d be lord sod powerful eaottgb to
roller ale hicgdian in its hehAir They might thee, like the
of Dublin. feel proud of being proscribed by the circle
if little maids. who are afraid either of liberty of etIe•CMIOCe, or
rap rigirs and exercise of general sulfragr.—(Auplaube.)
Shortly nr,er be had concladed. the eltalruinn, with tor E.
florin, sad Ur. Hotshots., merest.

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