Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-07
[VOL. XyI.---NO. So.

born in Great Brtain and ireland is B., by inLe-
rent RIGHT, free.
betty, and ibe property OF every member in IA
: tree state, IL is eXpedient aud essential that "A
code OF laws should be established. aud an ex-.
.;centive ADMINISTRATION tkereo of provided.
). That a. iiie liberty. aud property, are,
equally dear toevery man, Whatever may be
MS rank, condition, or attaitmeut, it follows ct
heeeSsitS, that every man IN free state, Is
| eqoall, entitled to a voice in the euactinentS
OF snch laws, and their pro Yisionai atniniStiae
ton.
j. That to support the inst expenses atten-
1.ht upon que administration OF the law,
fair proportiOned contribution from every
member of the community ought TO be e9uiia-
bly, levied.
s, That the rights OF allboins eqnai. no free
man IN Great Britain or Ireland ought TO b~
taxed without his previous admission 10 a par
ticpation OF universal right:
u: mat TINS universal right may be eXerciS-
co IN The choice OF Representatives, TO be fair
y ana freely nominated or chosen by the voice
es or votes ct the largest proportion of the
whole members of fhe state.
q. That the persons Who ~ present compose
me btihsb HnnSe OF Commons have not been
fairly .,nd freely nominated. or chosen sy the
voices or votes OF the largest proper tion OF the
members of The state.
=. Therefore, that any laws which NAV here
a'ier ne enacted. or any taxes which may ne
| imposed by The present British House ofConi-
mons, ought not, i'll equity, TO he considere,s
obbgatory npoU those who are unjustiyv ex-
clnned iiom giving their voices er votes in The
choice of Representatives..
y. That from and after the first day of JanN-
airy, 1920 we cannot consc entioilslN consider
| ouiHeiVesas hound in, equity BY any future
| enacimenis which may be made by ANY per-
| sons styling themselves cur Renyescni.tives
Other than those who shall he fully. freely and
faiily chosen by lie voices or votes of The lara
est proportion ofthe members OF the state
~. That, with view 10 accelerate HE
choice OF legal and JGst representatives.. OF the
q N no fms
| with opened in the different parishes OF this
metropolis, tor the enio!Vent OF ihe names IL
residence OF every man OF mature age & sound
| hihu resident therein, so as 10 enable him 10
| give Ills vote when legally required so to do
II. That an humble addresa.be presented To
! the Prince Regent, requesting he will he
etacIuuslg pleased 10 issue his wrIts 10 the
obctihs ana other returning officers OF the
different counties ana cities OF this empire to
ra"se representatives TO be chosen agreeably
10 Tue foregoing resolutions, and 10 assemble
| Ia al lament IN January next
| IL HAT il is the right of every indiyidsaI
| 10 retain and express his religious opinions .
| without being ahswerabis TO any human tribp-
nal ana That rs wicked, intoierant, and uu-
! just, 10 impose civil disabilities on account Of
| ANY dihnrehce III religious profession
10. That this meeting has witnessed with
| 'he heepest sympathy and regret the snfferings
ofohf IeUow-countrSmea of Ireland, profess
| Ing The Catholic faith, who, by the unjust ar.
'hiiTa'y, and cruel laws of seli-elected Ls ,js-
! Failure, have been long subjected Ia the sever
| est nseics which one body OF nlen inf.!cr m
| on ano theT.
II. That the applications for Catholic eman-
clpaiion, often repealed, aud aly ays bari,a-
ionsiy refused, prove beyond all Ionhts. that
| The only means by which the Catholics. can
| hope for tue removal of their disabilities is Nv
uniting with the people Of England, AM,
| Scotland, and demanding radical reform
wlhch. hy restoring 10 all men equal rights
viii secure TO our Catholic cOuutrsmeu the
Tree enjoyment OF all they ask.
| "a a.,
| sentiments, tie prepared by the COMMITTEE
| signed by the Chairman AID Secretary ana
| transmitted 10 the leading members OF tue Ga
| tboiic body III Ireland, for the purpose nj a.. -
| neral circulatiou.
| To- That this meeting hereby sOleMnly nro
| ciaIm lieir sIucere desire tor an union of All
sincere RetormerS, and they how offer The.
| olive branch OF peace and good will TO fhosr
whom the imperioUs calls of domestic. private
I or pubic affairs, compel 10 remain uu>siy.,
| well-wishers TO the cauSe OF their hi other SUI
| iereis and above all 10 the British soldier
mat lie may hot be driven bv the fear OF star
| VdtioH, tile horror of a Iacetaied back or lie
! loss OF lie by drum head court martial 10
| deeds In defence OF the system which his soul
| abiors.
IL. That this meeting solemnly discia;ms
! The debt impudenily and falsely called ma
| tIohai that AS IL was contracted by tle .bo-
| fonghmonssrs, without the consent OF the pro
rle, iet me hoionghMoigeTs pay the principal
| ana interest OF the same.
| Is. That this meeting nneOnjyocaIly die
claim any share OF participation IN tie dis
| graceful aud cOwardly acts OF the BOROUGH
nlongess, IN placing the brave Napoleon pri-
| tohei, 10 perish upon desert island shut out
| i'0m human society, aud tom from his only
| son, whist he is exposed TO the brutal iuso-
| iehce OF a hired keeper.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The success NJ
The Indians Of The Seneca Tube. Who oerc
III England last year. Induced aciljzeu III
the State OF Georgia, named David JONES
10 Try To engage some Indians 10 Ncco,o.
pany INN 10 England for a like puTpose
Alter considerable difficulty he prevail.
ed upon six Indians of the CGeroLee
nation living near Fort Armstrong. 10
PACE onipan\ him ; promising them hat. it
| ,h'y dii noi succeed here, they should
nave Tree passage home again. TlIey
embarked al Charleston. and. AFTER -
| voyage OF twenty five DAYS, arrived st
This port. Here they performed two eve.
| nmss. They then wcnl 10 St. Helen's
| where they performed OIL the evenings of
! Friday and Saturday. On The SUNDAY
/ morning, their conductor ltlttIIem direct.
ihg thcm 10 proceed 10 Wigan, and bro
missing 10 meet Them there. After ncr-
| loTmug az Nigah Il week, they received
| letter from Jones, in which he desired
pem TO proceed 20 Warrington, saving he
wonid reloin them at that place. Ihev
accordingly went TO Warrington, but be
dld not iulhl his promise. The poor
fellows, alter stopping there till they had
! spent all Their money, resolved TO return
10 Liverpool, 10 inquire what had become
! OF thtlr employer. When they arrived
here, they found him just on the uoint of
embarkiBg for America. lie has since
sailed, amt baseIy abandoned these un.
fortunate men 10 state Of desiifuiion in
strange country, far from their families