Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

,"oN "y."b. AiSht mays WtfS NiSpldVeu
before the hustings, with such moitos AS
Justice, Liberty Magma Char,a, sfi-
bcrly. Civil and Religious Animal
Par am MIS- Abhor the inhuman bu,cl,.
erie at Manchester &c.
a diapery Of black cloth from 10 =
feet high was hung in front of The bus.
tiE.,S; aud all the speakers of The Paisley
COMMITTEE and several Others were dress
e. ~ mourning. AL The aass were edged
with black.
The band from Neils.on came into the
field playing Scots wha la III Wallace
bied, and other national airs.
MIR. Taylor was chosen chairman and
began the business OF The meeting by
eDJoining attention and good older. He
then stalled that the r,iormers had 10
wish for disturbance and revolution. as
was falsely asserted by their enemies
they merely wished an end put 10 all un.
necessary places, pensions and sinecures,
and "A proper share in the legislature of
their country. He adverted TO +" The
nhnman bufchery at Manchester" aud
he, aud all The other orators were parti.
cniafly vehement and decla maiory upon
ihis mournful and ominous subj, t.
VIII II he believed by posieri,y,' said
one oil the speakers, that a peaceable
assembly of free born Englishmen were
"antonly murdered in open siav 2 Oh. |
would rather see The bodies of all my
Kindred whlien IN the sun, anil have nv
carrase thrown 10 the dogs. than that
such an event should pass without pro-
rer inquiry, aEd punishment upon the
guilty perpetrators. This is no time TO
pause between l~o opinions, when muir
Der aud massacre stalk i'm open day :.
when The ihhuman magistrates have
received The thanks of those who sorpe
HER bloated carcases with the blood of
the artisan
Another orator observed, that ." the
British sword had been drawn imam
starving men and iainting women has il
desolaled every country in the world to
be al last drawn among ourselves and
VIII you allow your brethren To be muir
dered without raising your voice against,
the Internal deed? MISSIONER shall The
lake wash Benlomond from its eterna!
site, than the sous of Caledonia shall lac
silent.
An orator stated that such proceed
ings clearly demonstrate the necessity of
a radical reform. If the Manchester Ma.
sis,rates had not concluded upon the
applause and support of the Borough
taciIon, this tragedy never would have
been acted. None but fiends, il was
stalled. could have wished the Slaughtered
men, women aud children bun a cIer-
gSman, whose duty il was 10 pour The
balm of peace amt consolation into their
wounds, shad sanctioned The deed, and
lmbrned his hands in human gore.
An orator said pous person had
seat his Reynolds, his Richmonds and
divers through the country to enspare
The people. Sooner shall The wave which
washes our western shore cease 10 roll
than we shall forego the right of assemb.
ling together
A number of resolutions, deprecatinp
the conduct OF The Manchester MAGISTRATES
were passed votes OF thanks were given
To The most illustTious radicals. j Peacock.
esq. was thanked with great applause Tor
allowing The meeting 10 be held on the
moor, and his portrait is to be painted by
The hand OF celebrated radical reiormer.
anu presented To him. A vote of censnre
was passed upon the Glasgow Chronicle.
Tor abusing the great leaders of radi al
reform, and for upbclding a degrading
ana iaiIaclCus plan Of emigration.
One resolution merits Parii, ular notice:
that as the contest between The Borough
mongers and the people is of vital impor
rance, hence II osoales Indispensable
necessary that the people use every
method IN their power 10 cut off the re-
sourcesot lbos RELENTLESS " rants, whereby
they NAV be expelled from their usu,pqI
authority, and the people regain their
legitimate rights. That at glancisg at the
VaSl revenue which the bnroughmonaers
derive from tea, tobacco and spirltuous
liquors, we conc i've il 10 be Our duiy TO
abstain from Tie use of these articles our.
selves, until radical reform in the COM
mons house OF parliament be obtained
AND We hereby strongly recommend to
all relormers 10 adopt as far as possible
! ee same measures. That Mai Cartwright.
Mr.. hunt, sir Francis Burdeti, sir Chas
W olseley, Mr. WoOier, and other friends ut
reIoIm,n London, he respectfully invited,
II" name day for a general meeting ut
ieiormerS throughout The whole kingdom.
III order That the above resolutions be
adopted and carried into eject, whereby
u VIII become truly national measure"
An address 10 Mr.. Hsut was produ ct
ana read. Hunt was panegvli e al. great
length and The address was carried with a
'ervrn' shout OF applause.
hiIer The speakers from The east side of
Glasgow had spent some time i'm making
severe Slrlcturss Hpon The dupliciiy and
unleeIimS conduct of the clergy, the
business OF The meeting ended with the
speaker requiring The people TO depart
win regularity and good order, and 60
peaceably home. About The middle ollie
a cry of the" Hussars" rose,
and the people fled on all sides, and il
vas with 'ome difficulty the committee
could getthem rallied, and order restored.
a collection was made when the people
were retiring forth reliefofiDe Manclrs
Ter sufferers. Soue light fingered genlr,
ionored The meeting with their presence
u Is supposed there were from IA TO
1900 people present.
When Tie people were going home those