The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

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We have real platers in borrowing a lee es.
tracts from this esprit sod spirited Gather. Men
especially are us gratiied le assisting to diffen his
olottwooto, as the le:Oimg Whig Journal takes ad-
vantage of his bambini), to rawer, the assistance of
the Newspapers. ; .t 1 geotes Lord Erakiee's opinions
with the most partial acrienoey, and without allow.
ing the shadoir of an •rgemeor belonging to oar
wither to accompany the eatractb Oor qeotations
will be toe long In admit of much preface, tberdere,
without farther ceremony, we shall make way for
IM wither ::
" And here let me just ask your Lortlahip, whe-
ther pee have not lately set u some trilling symptoms
which cenobite yes that use' 11 ild,"issinactiesble:
• theoretical,' ' anti.coartit•tion ll' Retetentre, are
jest the very lint permits to show—that neither are
titer weed, .or will they tolerate the madness of
lAM—that they promptly no practise all they
roach—that they have no theory en which they are
Illiendti or snide to act, or which is net strictly op.
=to the sobjert le view—that they love the
ellen well meg\ to defend it emelded by any
el these who are Bleats trylog Constitutin, end
*merle( that they slime, Gem their property and
Ilene. ere leterested in R. preservation.
44. When the whole body of the Aristeerery were
Isbell—whoa they were soak into a stupid !editing
or panic sehmission, as the sword of despotism reek.
'kg with the blood of their fellow-citizen, wee waved
Wes triumph ever them—when the tyrants already be.
ea to ezelt, end thought that io the momentary
surprise aid suspension of breath they saw the very
death of English freedom—Who were the brat to
iewoke?—who were the first to convince the mar.
.deters that they heel mot 'keened the last straggles
wf British fretless ? Wes it peer practical map?'
,was it year rational Whig? was It your good bone.
mint creature? was it a charitable abuse piliticies ?
`was it a criminal law amender? Oh, no! these sort
of gentry wanted, like your Lordship, to be" sc.
'grainied with the details of the • ieteresSieg and
affecting event," end for aright they did, or weeld
hove done, this lased would have been by this time
one Inge psoopticon prison, with my Lord Sidelined,
sitting like the spider gaoler ill the midst, end yes,
hymen, politicians, sot having the force to bask the
throne, would have had to be; the pitiful permission
of setting the broken legs of the wretched hies ow.
toasted in the web of tyranny."
" Bet resistance was made, and made by the
Radical Reformers, eye, more, by that very class
of Reformers, ea obese defeat your Lordship con.
grateleted the country as en gentlest symptom of re.
terming beelth. The first who dared to meet openly
aid dhows the qnstioe, were the wild sad visionary
Pd/eases, Major Cartwright, Messrs. Weider and
Where, et the Crown and Anchor:' the first
sae who by name called epee his follow.eseetry.
men, to obtain redress, sal afford relief for,
She sufferers, and who set the 'samplehimself,'
was the wild and visionary Reformer, Mr. lieh-1
bone :t the lint man who tossed his fellow.esee.
tepees to meet le the cannon's mouth, who do-
awned the solderers, wise offered his owe per.
sea sad life as e sacrifice at the altar of Liberty,
was the wild and violater, Sir Freed, Daudet, tt ,
die lint people who did organize a Meeting, who'
iiM meet at the riot of military 'secedes, seder the
msu&etry and sabres of the household army, wife
Ike wild and visionary Westasiester Refersen.l 1
66 What has been dose in the country, whatever
la sew doing, is owing solely to their 'sample, and it
is wet for the sake of detracting from the merit of
the imitators, that a fact so rioter loos is hen assert.

" • At the bleetiag at the Cruse sod Author Theca, cc Sa-
turd*v. Aar-. 21.
" f la his Lester to slaw STAVltsleste. Saturday. August 41.
" 21a his Letter as the &echoes et Westminster, dated As-
a Nei • Wllle COW 0. the Westminster Sleet* la rakes-
yard. Tlie eves* made hy Ue Canonic La was. that they
mid set agree tp the Itesalutina sham Partitionists, Iteramb
—thawah than was anthiae ableeshimel in this, Reseteliwt.—
New this einem is pnleetly false mad absurd; as Wee was
Neale S. let the Wild it the Re•slasina—w4 • he et the party
tried me see th• —obey did mot ha whether there was any
shiest about Iteferm is the Itorenised-rat ibertirwe they amid
ant have here kept away by that Itessiatines. Tsef..et ie, they
seer thee/ht et eau* —.be expos perks," the &done
h•pe ws thew occa.ions vs always the petiole. The Arim..erues
'ewe #e w h.•a the dnert Is em I. 54•2 e the 'logy ard di, id:
be ?pis iI.

" Grecieue linegsal ere roe imsgMol et .11
Lord? My same Oar this yes,/ °oedemas's pler7
seed chemise shell sot prevent de free miles.
that there I. set a desk mem aseept Mr. Perry (sod
he ealy said he did) sad year Loolohip, who ewes
ewe farthing abed Lord John's repetition, cur who
leek. at it with any henget whatever.
" Yee say—' hie reek and eherecter are ample
seditities is Ofeerament, and lA* prtodples of Ms
Omit,a soilleitoi piodge to Ms payee.
6. Now. eaten I em mock mistaken, the Genre.
end have better securities against goy possibility of
being heti by his Lordship's leteaded Referee the.
either hie rank er dander (respectable at k is)
Wee his Lordship's parliamentary deeded reepectiag
Before, sad particularly hie late vete apiest
uottioa to madder ef the stated the itereseatatiee,
which vete he *peaty avowed he glee betook he
would am soak to any preps/skies cook( from Sr
Fronds Barad.. The spirit sad the political wisdom
manifested by daises,' tied the teases for it, are he.
deed Rork sosorititofor Gotternmeet,' and, I Rey
add, mete than eis/icieni pledge to She people,
'lnt the priociplee sills family are wet his Leniship's
pliwelpies. Beth his brothers' if I midst' not,
voted fee Sr Fratscis's motion; sod the Dole el Bed.
ford's ate letter tee the Geempettle Ursine% Society,'
as well es Lard Tavideckts anew:Mien of the Ile.
rooglemeageriag Pulkovo', cookie seatiateuts di-
rectly cookery le those el this yeas' maw, who said
ow the above encasing, diet he would net eiteseet to
cad sty gee apes he present stole of She Repro-
4, Se, my Led, yes mat place your hopes, sad
direst year drew: interest' elsewhere.
" Yee most vetoes re the Poona s if yea de not
p to them. they will eons to you; but sot wish
the arms of frieedahip. Your nest misting will be
such, as will cosmoses the NosLu who surround the
Throne, sad who sees le have mere of year eye*.
thy then they bad whim yes defended Frost, the
the AWIPUL COMISOSS or Gantt BSITAIN sill Set
serer their 1111111PeCTAIBILITT to depend epee the geed
sill of ether., but epee their own real lopertaide
sad @sorted power.
" You only deceive yeloself, end add le the fatal
delusion of yes, party, sad of the higher classes be
general, whoa yea hold eat any hopes from the hi.
teeference of Parliament la behalf of the people. It
is of the Parlisseet that the people complete. • We
all know,' as your Lordship said is 17114,• s Met
Ike calfskin which kw fatten upon thisc..l
proceeded frost that fatal soorte.' The
feel milkiest that one if the first measures
of the set &relies will be to de by Ad if
Parliameet what the Ministers were foolish ones. II
to try to der by the more boosting awl hasty esproL
get of the sword. Ministers leek forward to del
assembling of Parliament as they de to the array if
an army. The Parliament is by them regarded as a
sort of del ostijor to the army What promote the
people from walking does to the Pease, aud point%
est the Members by the gars, locking •;) their deers,
gad hinging the key isle the Thames? Is If any
majesty which badges in the Members of that Asses.
hi,? Do we love them? Net et all,—we have as
histlective honer sad disgust at the very abstract ides
of a bereughmeisger. De we respect them? Not is
to least : De we regard them as **dewed with nay
terrier qualities? Os the contrary, individually
there is scarcely a poorer creature than year mere
Member of Parliemest ; theggh in his corporate a-
rtily the earth fernlike get se obsolete
tree prodigal protscten this, the real eldest
kali- &fermiers, us to be Used at the Benet/Girds,
sad the Knightsbridge barracks • as lees as the Reese
of Commons majorities are basked by the diluentsl
master tell, so long may these who hen get the tat.
power keep it, each hang time she resist. The only
wild sad eisiostary Reforssen are these who septet e
voluntary sbdlsetles of the eisslreellog poser of the
meet powerful empire epee earth, es this pert of the
pretest possessors of ell the Isemears end mole.
meaty, sod coesideratioe, that deetieien can bedew.
The whole history of the earth tarnishes no ezample
of a whale belly of sestets, peaceably and willingly
laying dews that domlaion which they here silently
sad gradually usurped. The maw mint be rather
gareaseitable she expecte such video, such modem-
, ties, such solf.eacrilice, even in as individual; but
to hope ter them, or to think them to be had for ask-
' leg, from a whole sad nemetees class of kiddy, is
absolute sedans. This Is, indeed, wild sad 11.
showy.
" Nothing bat brute force, Of the peonies her of
It sill refers the Parham's!. The Parliament know
this, sad they en that the people are Sew meeting
god fallowing sip Lord Grey's recomlegoilatiee to
asegibbk, end to act epos the peaklike. that is.

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