Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-27

sent, is indispensable in the official inter-
course which must take place between the
government and lord lieutenant. With two
authorities so publicly opposed 10 each other,
all candid co. operation must be at an end i,
was impossible, therefore, that his lor;'ship
should continue in his Office at moment
when the safety Of the country requires iba.
the energy of the state should be eXerted for
lis preservation.
From the Sunday Monitor, Of Oct. 81.
Yesterday the following audacious address
was widely circulated. Wegive it publicity
because it carries its remedy along with il,
and is just specimen Of the revolutionary
principle upon which the Radicals, and their
supporters, act:
| United Britons and Irisimen -!
You have asked for Reform! You have been
slaughtered with the sword, et.justice is de-
layed Have you power? Exercise it with
judgment London meets on Monday. No
vember lst, 1919, at twelve clock al noon
Finsbury Market-place, Sun street, FiDshu-
ry square, TO address the Prince for Re-
dress Of Grievances.
Let al! Industrious classes consult their ow n
good the idle, the intolerant, and the sordd
have long consulted theirs contrary to reason,
humanity and Justice Myriads OF Britons "a
live TO liberty meet TO give one imposing evil
dence of their love OF freedom, their will to
he freemen, and to make one more appeal 10
The prince to throw himself into the arms Of a
high spirited and generous people, against
the tyranny OF an untcelins mercenary, and
merciless oligarchy, whose measures have
long d;sgraced the crown, oppressed industry,
and at last brought ruin into the land Uni
ted Nations call on one nan 20 declare him
Ike friend of Humanity, justice and liberty !
And unlike his predecessors, instead Of in
cooperating a town OF village, 4 people call
upon lin. TO imno!:aIizc his name by enfran-
chising whole nations. Can one man, will
one man resist the voice Of millions VIII
millions forever be the dupes ofknaves For
bid it, ye departed spirits Of the brave, whose
crimson blood bathed so oft the sacred shrine
Of liberty Forbid it, We living patriots,
whose hearts bleed for your dead and dying,
for your famished and furnishing countrylolks
Forbid it, every man who has soul to be
tree, and courage 10 resist oppression! No
longer listen TO the willy words OF towards,
knayes and plundercrs! Your niseres are
into!crable ]! The day Of deliverance is at
hard. Your destines remain with yourselves.
Your fathers became free by their courage.
Tyrants were never subducd by COW ardIy
submission. Brions will never turn lenega-
does and apostatizc from the heroic love Of
liberty and justice displayed by their Sgd
neys and Hampdens. The times are now
portentous. Thousands Of the most useful
people die daily of want-the cries OF The
oppressed rise up to heaven, and call aloud
for justice upon the guilty authors Of their
suffcrings. But lie, the people pause en- the
past, and once more offer to prince the hand
of good fellowship! Try, in the awful cir
cumstances of the times, whether he has the
wisdom to take it, to press ito his heart, and
exclaim aloud-"l grieve for your wrongs
but will now be your friend !" Try if
the tools OF faction dare now advise him a.
gainst sound policy to reject The voice Of
reason, of justice and nero. Britons, no
longer trife with your fate demand your
rights Awake 10 your dangers. Will no
thing arouse you Behold the ghosts of your
mangled friends, they cry aloud g Be firm
he bold il you would avoid our fate but
preserve peace keep good order, respect
property be not first to offend, yet
OPPOSE .Ml&SlCRE IND .NURDER!!
A. THISTLEWOOD, Sec'y.