Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-30


nIoi>ti at these provisions. and lie fond
mother. iast al all 10 complain, SummOn-
inr all her resolution together 10 hide lie
nGignincy of her grief from her almost
dtseonsoiaie partner I; her child perhaps
al Der breast, teebly sucking that Donr-
isi'ineni that nature almost refuses TO be-
stow.
IL this benot the very climax Of human
misery, tell us in what does human misery
consist: wives and children heart broken
and IN rags; plunged altogether ia help
'e"s, and 10 all appearance quite IRENE
diabie ruin: we have only one gleam of
hope len us. which is, thai the Legislature
VII take our diStresses into consideration,
we having pe'iioned our Prince and The
Parliament 10 have us conveyed 10 Cana
da, some of the Northern Colonies, 8 that
oui trmaiieS may yet hope to survive The
wreck OF misery lila, we are now involved
| IA, anil is apparently still Ceiling nearer
lht final goal OF destruction. Tor we are
| fully convinced that trade Is near lis con
| summation that a severe winter ora fail
| Ing harvest, would introduce a fever that
wuGid not be easily eradicaird. We are
| likewise cOnN inced That the public in
| gencral knows That every principle OF phi-
| osophy. justice, and sound policy, impe-
rIously demands that the poor be pro.
'ccted, since the ilnmuiabi4 aud rrever-
sIsle laws Of nature liava 80 blended tie
| fate Of all classes of society together, that
"haievcr MAKES against ihe poor, must IN
| The end, prove The destruction OF The great.
! In our present unparalleled GiSIrrsSes, IL
| Is not too much 10 demaI,t Win a voice OF
thunder, the adoption OF "A ,steB, of eco
Monty, and the stripping the undeservins
| of their vi meriied pension. We have no
| a Ipr itar ON "A, m nf
! public men more than another. Both
Wings aud Tories have, IN their lurn, ca
! loied the people, aud prOtiled By their
| creduiiiy; but experience has opened
| the eyes of The public mimi 10 principles
rather than tD men anti we swear upOn
the altar of the constitution the bra
very of our toretaihers, and by The blood
shed by them IN asserting the iG mulable
rights OF human nature, that We are they
legitimate sous, aud that our conduct
| shall never belle IheiraBcient fame.
"TilE WEAVERS OF CARLISLE.
g Carlisle, May 18Th, 1910.
Livery real friend of these poor men,
must regret, and even condemn the lau-
| SuaSe made use OF i'll the above address,
even for their onn sakes. Indeed, we are
| informed through one OF their own body
who as al The injecting on Tuesday night,
that there was nothing about dena,ld
with voice of thunder, and what follows
IN the paper used on that occasion. /!
Tins bc correct, these expressions are tie
interpretations of some one more anxious
| for mischief, ll,anth The sufferers should
receive relief.
Sc esierday the weavers Of The ada.
cent towns arrived here ard Joined their
| brethren, and about four o Z loo k The " hole
| assembled upon The sand, TO the amount
| OF nearly two thousand two hundred,
] where they passed sonie resolutions. The
| greater part afterwards ,narched into The
market place and English street, III close
| order, without tie least noise or dislmr-
| banre, aud in a short lime those resident
| at distance, departed for their homes in
The most peaceful manner. Ia the course
OF the day, the committee issued another
handful, pledsing themselves thai every
thing would be conducted with a scr,i-
pn!Ous regard 10 the public tranquility =,
and they also made communication 10
the mayor explaining their wishes and
! their object.
| Hitherto, with the exception of the
violence and threats employed i'll compel
| ling the unwilling 10 leave their work, the
men have conducted themselves with greal
decorum, and we hope they will continue
TO pursue this line OF conduct. The de
tachment Of the 18th HussarS for some
! time past qsariered here, under the orders
OF Major Kennedy, was 10 have marched
on Thursday morning on It's route 10
Ireland; but, at the requisiiiOn of the
mayor and OTHER magistrates, its depar-
tnre IS very properly delayed.
This demand of the men Gas modified
is now an increase OF one shilling pei
cut upon each quality Of goods, and
I a.,
iurers are disposed 10 accede TO their
wishes, and hopes are entertained that a
speedy accommodation will be effected
ibelr demand does not appear TO us tc
be at all unreasonable and we feel great
pleasure III repeating, that they are de-
serving OF the greatest praise, for then
peaceable conduct. We hope that tie
time will arrive when The very remem
brance OF their present wTetchedness wil
be lost in the enjoyment Of plenty and
comfort"
The petitions were each signed by nearlN
1000 persons.
Parliament. -Nev TareS.
LIVERPOOL, June ll.-On NondaN
last, Tie Chancellor of the Exchpquer sta
ted the particulars Of lis intended pro-
visions for tie service Of the year. IL
the present year, Tie income was cal
cHlaicd al $1,000, 900, and the expendi
lure al + 62,0l8 900, which would max,
surplus of nearly f 1000, 900. H.
asked whether, upon Sinking Fund o
two millions, they could satisfy the pub
lie creditor. Ii was, he commended, quit
: impossible to afford any relief from on
present burdens while our expenditure
exceeded fifty millions. THE nominal Sink
ing Fund was to he reduced fI3, 900. 600
that sum being proposed TO be applied +
the service OF tie present year, insiea
I of a loan of the same amount. The mod
: Of raising the additional 3 200, 900 wsul