Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
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| b-CfGD amin III OF Mr.. (IIHBETT.
MANCHESTER, November 29-Though the
| morning was very rainy. the expectation of
MI. Cobbetts arrival in this town attracted
great numbers of persons from different Darts
oI .ha country, The local authorities were
on The alert, and military ARRANGEMENTS were
made, which were as formidable as those of
'he 10Th OF August Several pieces of cannon
were brought into the town last night. but the
feomanry Cavalry had received no orders.
nor did they make their appearance to.day.-
iinssars were stationed on different parts OF
Tue Liverpool road, in order to give imnedi-
ATE information of MIR. Cs. movements.
As MIR: Goblet did not make his appear
a ii,i, al the expected time the people gradu
any returned to their homes. Al about five
O'Clock party of his friends, to the amount of
one hundred and twenty sat down 10 an ex-
cellent dinner at the Union Rooms after
which mr Stott, the chairman, explained the
cause OF Mr.. Cobbeus absence, which NAV
be learned from the following letter from the
Boronehreeves and Consiables of Manchester
and Stafford, TO MIR. Goblet, at lrlam:
MANCHESTER, November IS, 1919.
oii1-nasmg reason 10 believe that your in
.,ounction INTO The town of Manchester OH
Mehday, the 18th inst. is intended TO be pub
'c' ana 10 be accompanied by au uuusuai uro
ceSsion and multitude of people, as well stran-
gers as inhabitants We, the undersigned being
Bor0ushreeves aud Coustables of the Town ri
Manchester and Stafford bey to Inform you
tiiat we consider such an assembIage of the
great mass of the population OF this district.
III 'he present situation of the country a. ne
cessafily attended with considerable danger to
tue pubic peace we do therefore caution
you agdlnt aking any pubic entry inlo the
Town VI Manchester; aud it YOU persist in SO
doug, or II you adopt any other proceedings.
whereby The public peace may be broken or
endangered, we shall feel II our Indispensable
dnty Immediately To interfere
we are, SIR, your Obedient servants (signed)
ny lhe Borouglreeyes aud COnstables of Man.
chester and Stafford.
Goblet, Immediately alter writing his re.
ply, LETT Irlam, for London in posi- chase
accompanied by his two sons
mANCHESTER, Nov. 30.-Ihe female REFORM
eiS OF manchester were Yesterday much dis
appointed IN the BoD-arsiyai OF MIR. Cobbeti for
whom they bad provided most ella. ant siiyer
i"ksstand' with appropriate inscriptions.
His reply 10 the Borous lreeves and Consta-
Dies was DIS follows:
" Iriam Norea,brr a.
Gg.TLEMEN-lf it had COME from any other ner
eohs IN this world the notification which have ins
received rom you would have surprised me. Coming
from you exctes SURPRISE nor any sort of FEELING
"watds you which was not before entertained by every
JUST man. IN every part of the world where your deeds
aud character had BeeI heard Of
But, gentlemen Is IL really come to this that a man
upon returning to his county, or upon moving from
que part Of England I" auoiher is to he stopoed ON
,',y .nteas OF MueJereHee ION ibe pait Of The
"hcsrs appointed I, Keep the peaee,) lest the con
course oi people, which his presence may draw
"Se,H.I shoMd produce danger ola breach OF public
Ft'c % u really come TO this 10 this the of
tnHahd Is this The L0iOI Is tLis one the effects
'tbdt system Which, we are told Is so excellent that
u requires no Keformi The laws Of England secure
10 rs Tie right OF loco motion that is to say the rgbt
VI moving our bodies from one place To another
NO" " your notification be any thug more than
mere empty putting forth Of words II pTesnIpes that
you nave right to prevent me FROM enjoying this
nDetV Of loco inoti.n. For you tell sou shall ia
teDeTe,i persist in my Intention OF making a pub
ic enuy INTO y6nT town aud aIasf know too well
Whai You mean by f1terfeTeaceI Aud what do you
mean, ! say, by pm55hc entryl How ami TO MAKE
any other than public entry IL enter al ALL Like
V'heT persons my intention mus; have been to enter
your tow ~ carriage, horseback or on foot
hIe not these the ways In which all other persons
ehlVl Anh nave not right 10 enter as other per
sous DOT Either, therefore, you must mean TO forbid
ne to enteT AT ALL Jon must th7t shall move
I'VE the women Of the SGaglio Of the Dey Of AIqiers
sI", up w OOX WIN large air holes III tor ride
UPON horse. my body aud head being covered over
WIN species Of tub Tbs Is The state lis II TO which
tue system has brought free aud happy England
10 wbat pitch must men haze arrived, when
ihey could set down and look one another IN The face
VINE they wrote aud signed paper, such as that YOU
seht mel Ihis paper was addressed to man having
no power and no inclination to disturb the public
pedee ainan, who with knowledge " the recent
eyents GUY IMPRESSED UPON bic mind, had taken the
prfcautOn to bescech the people not 10 mix M re-
tfplon oi MIN With even an ausion to those events
" appears manifest that tbs public peace conld not
nave been endangered from my entrance into Man.
chester But TO such nuititndes of peovle Assem-,
tteo io2eher 70 show their respect for me- appears 10
heVe heen more than you could endure. we read
accounts OF tue Prince Of SAKE Cobourr, the Marquis
oi AHRleiea, the Duke Of wellington aud Other otgst
peIsoh%get, moving here aud there amidst publio
PAhue' INFINITE pains, any rate are taken 10 mai,
ne ueleye hat THIS Is the What right therefore
fvs gov 70 nake any attempt, either directly or ind
lc,y' ~ prevent The people fr0m bestOa inc their
appaue upoh me in pfsoag is not my right 10 move
Hom pace 70 place perfect as that NJ auv of III,
81 ueh bdt hdye just mentiOmed Aye, but then
'"S nc Sse,upase yes that they cause are 50 small
SuVpoSs we're a. this tGO1fsn living al an inn in