The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

ennehie rletnnerney, end ■et en erhnocreey ow an
ol;nerelly. In conformity to these otionarentr, sty
ropinln- 1.. that a Senate for life or hereditary ere
both loserhnirsible.

" The Istmotiate Elowtoo A Lit!lli was doirreined
to orporo SO ISlPSPditaty firurio, as well SS OOP for,
life. He mid South Amorin ass rill .floartiog from
lb* •ffects of billet) trio, soil oSe artist veils of de.
wonted, could not sink it lower In the scale of chi.
lila ion thew dee: ntirm had done. A Monarchy war
Itet contemplated by the declaration of indepooff
emir. sad it was not orleirthle to graft Monarchical
sryirstiort open • Republic's stork. Give ever)
Too•srlian scope to aspire to the highest humors "II
the iram, arobsolf lose woold prompt the rising ge.
iteration to gratify itwof far disables epos to 'Tog
crl.it•torl mind gifted with taloa, : this he thoeght
mar the was to poise the ostioesl ISSONPfI of that
bolvfal cop of wish which • postiferoul
tyranny had polloted them. This Patrician Order
Was to be emitted, it were, for the good of the
people. Oh ! aye, verity iMei royally does is for
the good of the people. Taves are imposed, den.
peons are closed open moo possess/we awe than a
coovenient decree of knowledge end spirit ; heads
ore lopped s/; •caffolds are wade t• Wed coder the
"'eight of their Action; inquisitious ale established
always, yes always, for the pod of the people.—
Tiro cot-throe, Proclamations of Fertliaded *ad his
eatreps, gravest!, open wide teastebiat oboe( he
pad of she pro*. An Ileaanrsbis Deputy bad
isouneserl the propriety of considerlog whether tracts
of load stook* oat be ranted for the mew Disobeys,
and ma or three othereircumeteoces he (Alter) did

wet thew remember. Ile thought it would be a east'
deal more creditable to devote their time to derby
the means of paying if the three or Nor millions of
dollars, which the Stale owed to a score or two of
iedividosi*. lie erincloded a very dreg speech by
repeating his intention to oppose every motion for
any Sestet., authorised to sit 'levied s given somber
of leers.
66 The lbw. Dr. RAIIOII lONACI OMINORN
that 'either his profession au his temperament ad-
mitted of his reckoning spew having succession to
lien.4t by se hereditary Smote. lie should, never.
Shelves. Nippon the motion, for he was willing to
give tin the ideal parts of liberty, if by se doing he
(*old preserve sobstentiel freedom.
"6 Dr. ANTONIO MARIA 1111111111110 thought their
the (Are ta6 Senators might be mak elective in err-
lain fsmiliet, slat if the eider wore net the most wor-
thy.* jut.inr brother might be ebosen.
" The Senor A [Aims (iaterrepting him).—This is
my meaning. I a sot the &goiters to be elective in fend-
lies--bat nut of the tee great families of Venezuela and
Granada. I want to see the most worthy of
those lon people, this vast family, selected without I
soy referent., in whit fathers they sprung from.
" Dr Dessert° cnottisoed, that be was not en.
to see an hereditary Senate where the lacers-
mien might be so modified as to place the most war.
thy of the family ',titled to th. Wooer in the Sess.
tads! tint."

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THE STATESMAN.

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The Triumphal P►ocession of Mr. Hurt into Loa.
don this day, will Necessarily occupy the mind, of
the citizens and its other inhabitants, move than soy
event has dose for a long time past. We would we
toad onside. it in the light of a complete triumph,
or oleo am oration, but there is much to be amassed
achieved before we can sing to Pawls, olds effect
from the heart. That the hero is not overcome him-
self we may safely my, and solidly rejoice at ; but
his wales, tad the enemies of liberty still live, sad
are " prosper**. Gentle•en," basking unde► the
sowehine of sentosszton. thing% Mob
ger fel Infivelice. Rot although we neither seggested,
nor at but approved of ibis triomphsl entry into the
'Met►opolis, yet se freely confess we thigh it may
effect some good and comae do any harm, as it VW
inspire the lower classes of As p►ople with au
Idea that they are of some weight in the seals of
human beings. They have been, Heaven knows,l
too long left out of, or pet in the beck grand of the
victors of the social compact of England. We east
heartily mists we coold contribute to elevate them la
their ova mad in that of the esteem of those who have
been usually called Mt* bdters. We have, however,
wirer failed to assert, that the DEMOCUACT of the
Slate is the hest sod immodest pare of the edifice.—
While Carthage was soder this wholesome indence
it passed five hundred years without a kooon insur-
r•ction. What country on the faro of the globe,
where an aristocracy or oligarchy bas tasted, or
don psis,. can say se much ? To those who sneer
at Mr. lIIINT for consenting, as they say, " to be
the poppet of a jacebinical mob," it is bet justice to
retort en them, that their motive for saying so arises
from pore chagrin, and his for consenting to It from
that of a desire to promote unanimity sad propagate
congeniality of sentient among the Radical
Reformers. le this Newt, no one can say he so.
lici?ed this &Onetime; be would have declined W—
IN is in character identified ebb the cause of Re.
form, and Isis person is In a measure at the disposal
of the phelanzes of Reformers. It would he is vain
for him sew nem le resist—ho is enlisted In the
cause, and is at the dispel of those oho are se ear.
west in its prosperity. They as much as tell his that
be must, Nolen rolens, sustain the high honour, sad
to submit to it in tie words of the dramatist,
rill have se Cog, why fate easy crown
is in the people's hands, end they wUI met
quit his.

13, 1819.

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