The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-22
NEWPORT.
WRDWESDAY, Sssr. 90, 1879.

WEDNESDAY, SEsS %, 1919
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or We are compelled to omit many articles pre-
pared tor this days paper to give place to the char
of the Scrings Bank. which is matter interest.
ing TO all persons, and which has been necessarily
deferred for several weeks. We have also received
important communication on the origin and cause
Of the malignant disease which has prevailed In this
and other towns in different sections Of the Union.
bot too late for this days paper IL will appear IN
our next
or A half:ycary payment Tor our paper is now
due, ani subscribers. especially in the country,
arc requested to make payment.
or Ii has been suggested by several Of our friends
that there are many persons who are desirous OF
taking newspaper, but are deferred by the present
scarcity Of money We shall be happy TO receive
subscribers, among m .ch anicsI friends, payabe
in work, and among traders and farmers, able IN
goods or produce
The hews from England, 10 this days paper. is Of
highly interesting character The people OF that
country have long and patiently borne the ,yrsnpy
and oppresson which has overwhelmed them by the
misr,t,e Of Jebauched, besotted and corrupt GOV
ernment II certainly 'ooks very squaliy in that
quarter, AMI we shall be surprzed 10 bear, ere
long, OF dsatrous events in that country.
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farming Proceedings az Af1nehestev.
LIVERPOOL, Aug l6--It is with extreme
concern thst we announce 10 the public, tho
melancholy termination OF the meeting held
at Manchester, this day. Aswe are enabled
10 give 40 acc1rste account Of the important
proceedings which took place, We shall detail!
the events ia the order Of their occurrence.
In Pursuance Of notice publicly given, a
meeting for the purpose Of promoting Radi-
csl Reform was held, commenting at IL
o'clock, and to which Mr. Henry Hun, had
been invited, to take The chair. Tho place
OF meeting was spacious pieco OF g'ound
near 81. Peters Church and by little af.
ter twelve clock, the whole Of the immense
area was flied with spectators. Large bod
les of people came from The ne,ghboring
towns and villages in procession, all Of them
proceed BY nag and some of them by bands
of music. Ssddlewostht Rochdale. Middle.
Ton, Oldham. Royton, Ashton, and various
Other places, poured imniehse contributions
to the mass OF spectators tho number ol
whom. at the ttnc tho chair wes taken, may
be safely estimated at from 50 10 10000.
Various female societies also came 10 the
hu,'iDgs, preceded, well as the men, by
their flags, airmounted With lbe cap OF lib
erty. About sixteen fass appeared With
tbcir usual inscriptions merely of Annual
Parlismen:s, and with tho exception Of one,
a black f,g, which bore the description,
" Universal Representation or Death" The
hastings were formed By few plsnks laid
across Two carts, and were covered, both pre-
vioas and subsequent TO tho eppearsncc Of
the different Committees, and considerable
number OF young females dressed in white,
with caps, and unbonneted. The h.semblage
was almost cn,ire'v composed Of tie lower or
L. II a.. hcd.
les Of special constatles were posted and
even on the hastings, scarcely man OF res
pectabilily was to be ysen, With the exccp,ion
Of Mr.. Hun, and very few friends, whose
Appearance OF least, was OF much superior
cast. 1.-The most perfec, order prevailed
through the immense a:serhblsge and IL a
voice was occasionally heard above the hum
Of the crowd, IL was 10 recommend order and
p.sce. A board was carried in front Of Mr..
Hunts procession, with the words 'Order,
Order" inscribed upon it. M
AT half past one o'clock, MIR. Hun, came
on the ground, in "a open carriage, accom-
panied by Mr. Johnson, and few friends;
and mounted the hastings amidst loud sp-
plause from the crowd.--Ile was called 10
chair by exclamation and having taken u,
he spoke to the following effect
my friends and fellow countrTmen,-I
mus, en,teat your indulgence foS sho"
time and beg you will cRdeavour to pro
serve the most perfect silence. ] hope you
will exercise the ell powerful right OF the
people in 90 orderly manner and coy man
that wants to breed disturbance, let him be
instantly put down. For the honour you have
done me in inviting me second time to pre-
side At your meeting, return you my thanks;
and all have 70 beg Of you, is that you will
indulge Us With your patient attention. Itn
impossible, that with the most select and pa
iient attention, We shall be able 10 make our
selves heard BY the whole Of this tsenen-
dous assembly. Il is useless for me TO ss-
tempt to relate 10 you the proceedings Of the