Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

Eaheas Corprs; il was by such proceedrgs
That the great stay aud support OF reform, MIR.
Cobbett, was obliged 10 leave the county. He
informed Mr.. Hunt that he bad spoh Ell to Maj.
Cartwright spon tile prepri.H OF subscrip
ton, bUt that lie had disapproved Of IL, think
lug that IL would be injurious to the can>e of
reform, Il tie. m,srieTcd IN such matters
Sacli were The contents Of his answer; IL IL
contained more, MIR. Hunt was bound in honor
tn produce IL or admit his error. Though Mir.
Hunts proposal was not agreed ID, BE Nj. &
eAertcu himself as much US he cuuli IN hehaii
OF tne prisoners AT Derby. aud wrote to
ircnd there rcqnestii:-s that he w:utd do amy
thing in his pHx.r Tor ;hen.
MIR. Hunt now attempted TO address the
electors. but was received with such nniversai
expressions ~ hotror and contempt, that il
was d considerable time before he could make
himself ant.,b'e, aud we conld only collect
few disjoin,ed words here and theie. We un-
derstood him to say, that in consequence OF
heariug that the unfortunate men tIied al De,-
by were without trends OF money TO procure
them Il ConIsei, lac had promoted "a subscription
~ their aid.-tCr,csi the crowd You brought
them into IL w ithOut thmkin. II necessary
10 cOnsldcrwhat Their crimes were, lie thought
III ms Suiy Ia assist En.lishnen alOu, TO tie
brought TO trial tor all offence likely TO affect
their lives. IN 80 doing he obeyed the dictates
OF ans own heart, and lie had used every eiioi /
IN his power TO procure The assistance Of the
citizens OF W esiminster in lie cause OF knman-
iIy. Ceres OF" Thc letter. rrOtuce Tie letter.
W Ill, respect 10 Mr. CicarY letter, he tMr. {. }
had admitted not only Yesterday, bat thisvery
day, the whole OF the contents which he (Air. IL
had .scribed 10 il, with the exception of one
expression, with respect to which Mr. C!eary
Was mi,iniormed. lie iMr. &. had never heard
h'm AR. Ii use the expression OF which he
complained, and whoever had Informed lin
that iie (Alr. III had stated those words to hc
contained an the letter. misunderstood villa; he
said. tCries OF" All yoH coward-Hou sWal-
low Your words, do you - Dom nth tie
cowaYdiy Iufiian." Tha, is always Yourway."
- That's way YOU have 81 iy sn:;." Hcmem-
her Morey, YOU cowarCit'l VI hat he INFANT TO
say VAS, ihat Mr.. C!eary said. IN part OF his
letter, that he was So enrascI with The eonduct
of the CVib, men, that he W~uid 20 down and
harg them himself. (Crles of " Produce The
letter, you coward You do more mischief TO
the Cause at liberty aas reform, ;h;sn the most
worthless hitei,nS. iuI are an enemy 10 the
people. On, oil, yon ruifianl')
MI. W'shati stepped forward and said, that
Mir. tlunt uusht 10 iiBlSh his speech OF refine.
Mr.. Hunt i!ien attempted to proceed aud re-
NAMED IL considerable tIiac upon his perch
without gaining amy attention. An mniS ersa,
demand was made tor Mr.. CieaIy's letier.....
Produce the letter or tie pound Of flesh, -
| were The terms of ihe demand. He (Mr. H.
| said tie reason why tley we're SO ciaucrous for
the letter, was because they knew he had sent
| oil one Of his family for /; 90 miles into The
country. Ii was Ill the country G. T. shabby
snbieriuse, "A cowardly mean Apology Here
| MIR. Hunt pointed out gentleman ou the nus
| tlnes Ia the crowd, aHu cndeasored 10 excite
| them 10 violence against the individual. 49,.
E. IhatS another proof @! Your cowardly mean
ness IL Is cowardy to p.int out any body" p
liz (Mr. HUMP resumed, and said that tl.is - as
Il step on the part of MIR. CleaTy 10 suppress
! the leiter altogether. HI, (Mr. Hunt's) family
was kuocked up last night, between IL and 4
! O'Clock, by three on four drunk en- rutiianS who
came and abused has servants (cries OF = pro
| drce The letter, were reiterated from all quar-
| tens lie (Mr III said thai lie S!iouij produce
the letter as soon a, n came 10 town Last
night, hrt~ee II and O'Clock, he received Il
/ ie't. tt0m Mr. Cieaiy, which he shonid read
| together with lis own answer The electors
| should now see how this man wrote. West
| Minister, June 26. 1918. Sir-YouI cOuGuct at
The hastings this day, when YOU endeasored 10
| turn The popular fury against me by statements
! winch ,on knew TO be false, was cowardiy
! as Il Was wicked every true, from several
VOICES as ungensi0ns as Il was nngenl!enau'y
| e. You have nIt spark o. it you rnf.ian,' io:-
| lowed tbs froiu several yctSOuS sou boast
| 81 yonr cOutage-ycu have not an atom, yJu
| dung lod have now an opportunity o'prov-
! ing it. COwaids only insult wiiioui bcini, rea.
dy TO give satisfaction. (Cries Of = bravo C!ea
! rS!D foa cannot therefore misunderstood
! what mean. when say, wait Tor your ap
roiniment." Che reading of this letter was
! followed by expressions OF the strongest indiS-
nation against Mr.. Hunt such as g All you
cOwars, yon dung-renIeDber hiOrlcy.') Here
! Mr. Hunt pointed 10 band of his 0wu party
and directing their -tteutiOm to Mr.. C!eaFy
and the gentiemep about him, said" At those
| fellows Tor me, bat no one obeyed the man.
| dale. :: liI. WAS followed by groaus, hisseS and
| other demonstrations OF Indignation.
mir. Clearly then came forward aud address
! ed Mir. HUT 10 the following effect" pub
/ iicly proclaim MIR. Hunt an infamous liar and
| dasiardly coward. Why not produce my let
Ter, which he Said he had in his hos / offered
Ia go for il myself, or pay Il porter ~ fetch it,
| There are friends around me, who aver that he
| said yesterday he had the letter III his pocket
| Let him produce ii now. This gutier-buli =.
| % "A gt. N ms
| which might have cost me NY life. / might
| have been torn TO pieces in the lap offreedom
| Ill con- equence OF this SANDER. RE says that
| l am the paid agent of Sir Francis HGrdett il
| Is false.
! - MIR. Hunt was tie uniform traducer o.
every man who lad advocated the cause oil
| freedom. Who there thai he had not
| traduced he had trdduced tie venerable, ihp
| honorable, ,!Ie long. iricdfren ofrefOrm, Ma
| Cartwright lie had tra;!Iccd Sir Francis Bar
! deit in fact where was the real, and the
Jealous. and the cordial friend Ofia.ionai libey-
| ~ that he had not ,radmced! Hoses and loud
| apllau>e.) Was this TO be bornc5 Were En-
| :lisi,men Thus tamely 10 be insnlted by an
avUwed polno0n. WHO had assumed lac shin
| Of the lion, but who, now lie was stripped Oh
! his borrowed disguise showed What he was
| mean, contemplate, criBgns ass iHisScs
| tgGm Mr.. Hunts ilieTds, aud reiterated shouIS
| OF applause from those OF MIR. CiraryD lie
| gave him the fair, The manly opportunity, oi
| proving whether hewas possessed ut on age
| Of net. 'te wished him 10 slew whether lac
| ought in truth 10 be IaUked in.ODg those " 10
! deserved the name OF BiitODs or whether he
| had forfeited his claim to tb cHa,aCt5r.-
| The trial had confirmed al! that had been said
| OF his Boosting denaecgue he had proved
! himself a rank coward, and had ehdeieJ him
! scif unworthy Of the cause he had Attempted
| 10 support. Cheers and h;sscs.) 1he door
Was still open To him 10 redet Al his character
| --anuid I've Dpu fiehi = (Ctecis) lfh would
| he (Mf. e. uotwIilisiaud iugal ial had passe /
! would meet him. (Cheeis and grOnmsJ ~
| enc, hc called upon lie t!ectorsof WeSimiu
| sicr. ulOn all wbOni bc addressed. TO roscnc hi,
name irom the foul caiumuy 10y which it hac