Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
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"MISERABLE CASE OF \ WEAVER
"iteGted Iy .Vr. Hunter IN, he Coi oCCanao C.,icH
Mr. Hunter, enforcing the object OF the meeting (he
relief Of the dist: sed weavers) related the olinvnr
OF poor weaver in Manchester, for which he
could vouch, the statement most rcspec.a
ole manufacturer oi that tovn:--
~ very worthy poor applied his master bout
three weeks since, begging earnestly los work, stating that
he was in great want, aud would thankfully do any thing
ior the means Of supporting his existence His
Sufe mn nc " not want any more goods, his stock being
very heavy, without any SALE and could not give
ou more work toany The pressed very much.
and at length his id, "Ne! Johnahan il is
soiueiy necessary for you piece prevent YOU
from starving will let you have it, cannot Give YOU
more Than Is for u.s. is the regular Prcc,) really
q" NOS want any more goods made up for long time to
come. let me have it, master, beg, said the poor
Whatever you pay for it," The piece was given
to INN to weave, aud at the end of two days he brought
nome and o" carrying TO his master begged Of hir
give him Is. and o., Tor it, saying how much he was dis
treSsed Tor money His paid .Iitn Is an sd
aud the man went away. The feeling very ucon-
his manner must arise from want, determined
on following him home &c went TO the cottage OF lac
weaver aud found She wife alone the lower ruoni
N'AS niue Cruel over poor FIRE well Mary, said the
master "whce your huS1au?' "C! sir he is lust Gene
III from the house. and being very faint aud weary just
gone 10 lie down IN his bed 81 VIII up aua him
Mary, and Immediately he the upper Ionf, where
he saw the poor lying his bed, Just agouics
Of desth, with his mouth open, aud ilams clasg: and
AMER snort CONFUSION he expired. The very
nucn distressed and came down stairs hoping allie
To save TIE wife, who in very emaeaied conditions
she Dad Just poured the Cruel Into basin, intending to car
~ !" up 10 heF husband. The master said Come Mary
take little yourself first" @No. sir" said She not dr6p
viii taste TIL Jonathan has lad some. Neither Of US
nave 'ody tlng within our lips bat water for the
days we were weaving your piece; ana thought best 20
make little Cruel for bco,e took any til stronger
is long since we TASTED food: b.it Jonathan sa II
have 1t FIRST The master insisted her taking some her
self before she up her husband but She rosite-
y reused II: at last hn'iPg nt nc could prevail
TO touch the Cruel he obliged tell her that her hs
oa"1 was deal ne poor woman set down the basin
sfuei sunk on The floor, and Immediately expired
ne ecIta. OF tins statement prodsced visible effect
in the Court"
IN Publishing the preceding narrative the editor Of the
National Gazette renlark-,--
We have inserted lie foregoing STORY ofreal life rore
instructive with regard to the condition OF the monufaetu-
refs' Han any general description. II fOims Idfu
contrast With he accounts Of grand Fancy Balls soe-
Gus palaces which are contained in the Column of the
British newspaper The conluct Of tie .ffrs
in general, IN the manufacturing discs, represented to
have been eXemplaTymos Of them endured their distress
IS WIN Subm'svehes5 aud Pafieucernany undertook
vor" during the nght as well day, in order procure
i'od eno"gh 20 support nature Nr Stanley, le member
of parliament OF that who was ~, this country las,
yeaf stated IN tie House Of Commons on the 9th May hat
lie hdd spent ae preceding fortnight in tie midst of the
distressed manufacturers, and Ind those vino could oh
tain any employment, working fifteen hours dav for mr.
shiugs ccck and starving with their families on
meal OF oatmeal day rather than apply the Parish
for relief Our readers will rccolect dat the SILK anu
t"ct"fcs England have complained bitterly, tho re-
lH ' inc '''JiOry duties t0regu silk
10 be ruined by The measure. II is stated in Bells Nese-
GER tna large bodies Of wokmsu THROWN out of en-
"yWcntb by the piHcls silk manufacturers to aid the
case Of distress which represented To the Treasury
an aftciu agnaii2n was acd u tine difficulties of
'e n"ur'io cnab'e the coiuplauants % MAJ stand
on The point ol compctiti9" with the foreign market"
bf'it" -HptS'r%--Thosc who pretend to know " the
mysteries Of the cabinet aud palace state thar Masrs
tanning and iuskssou, no great avoritss with the
Ming and the Duke of York. They arc however amply
Trc"mpensed by the favor Of the nation The King has
gwen them The uue'of"Tic Itso ConsVLs" His majestic
adds 81 am consulted nothing" The Times news
"Pe'' observes III would be curious future
y""t "'t"'y'H posiauy were to discover will
iss inscription: Cos Geoyeio Canvineio RI Ci7,iicno
t'D'F"sp"o p'erS4i4ra ALrral ypra obaji,ufc Hcge.
WT rH''HsS tf't fnctpicbat Commerce. vhicE began
oS zee amongst natou in spite Of the opposition Of tc
monarch during TIE consulship Of George Canning and
"H''m Hus.iuson, dedicates 10 them this ,ionc)
IN the month Of April last foyer OF the most nlalic-
nan' Had appeared on The Csrbary coast. The Span
ISL authorities on the opposite coast prohibited al inter-
course VIII thc infected districts