The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-09-12

he grounds upon which yon reckon on os-
Gaping from being compellcd,a az last, 20 ae-
knowledge me your master. A stone t0ss-
ed up into the air will not moro asSurcdly
End It's way to the ground, than your sys-
tom will find It's way to state Of prOSira-
ton. 4 mast triumph Oper y0W. 1t is not
in nature that should fail. You can coin
your body into sovereigns as easy as you
can continue to pay the interest of the debt
in full in a currency of gold. Trick after
trick, continuance after contrivance, may
be put in motion; miserable respites may
be obtained; delusion may still do some
thing; but Lavender, the late thief-taker,
and Grimshaw, the Mayor of Preston, can
cause victualsa and drink to go in abundance
into the dwellings of the unfortunate wea-
vcrs and Spinners of Lancashire, as easily
as you and your colleagues can pay the
full interest of the debt in currency of
silver and gold.
&c You do not believe this Is it SO? So
much the worse for you if it be so; for
your surprise and modification will be SO
much the greater. We are now living
amongst the last tricks and contrivances Of
the system. 1t is in the very nature Of
this system to produce, in the end, StGrUa-
t;On IN the midst Of plenty. This is its
peculiar attribute. 1t is now producing
this effect; but this is its end; like the
viper, which naturalists tell us of, as being
of SO very poisonous a nature ali through,
that it kills itself generally by biting its
own tail. SO this system, having first de-
stroyed every thing within its reach, viii
finish with the destroying of itself.
g In conclusion, Sir, let me remind you
that you have frequently said that you Ii
ked to see demagogues in Parliament;
that you liked to see them there, because
they soon found their level, and became
Insignificant. Now, Mr.. Canning, let me
put your sincerity to the test; you know,
(aye, as well as any man you know of
my late adventures at Preston; you know
the infinite pains have taken to get face
to face with you; you know that of right
the seat was mine; you know by what
means / am for the present, kept out of
it; il, then, you be sincere in your wish to
have demagogues in Parliament, and a
demagogue you have called me if you be
sincere in this, now is tho time to show
your sincerity! All the world says that
something must be done /; have said, and
still say, that / would not be two months
in the House, before / would submit to it
a bill, calculated, in my opinion, tomake
the nation once more happy and free, and
particularly to sweep away all the present
endorsements, dangers and suh'orings.-
My opinions, you know, are opposed to
yours upon the subject; am ready to.
face you in that assembly where you have
at all times decided majority am
ready and willing to expose myself to the
risk, if such risk there be, of being put
down, laughed at, rendered the scorn of
those whom / have hitherto SO cordially
despised. Come, then, if you and your
colleagues have manly sentiment in your
minds come, say, give me seat; place
me where shall IS find my lowell" and be
sunk forever Nay, answer me not with
a fool-born jest ;" and above all things, do
not use the ridiculous ypocritical pretence,
that I am not a man that you wish to de-
molish. How gladly, alas would you see
that demolition! At any rate, whatever
the fact may be, the public belief is, that
you and your colleagues, though you may
wish me no harm, would feel much more
comfortable than you do now, if you could
hear that my bones were as dry as those
of old Tommy Paine, who out-liyed Pitt,
after all the hectoring of the latter, and
his threats against the former"
Business for La,oyers.--It is stated in
a pamphlet just published on the Bankrupt
and Insolvent Laws, that, $4,000 writs
were issued in 1925, against debtors in
England, Of whom $4,000 were absolutely
incarcerated. On the smallest calculation,
the expenses the were antecedently, and
subsequently, run to, must have amounted
TO GIO0 individually, and avefaging the
whole, makes the sum total GS 1875 900 ta-
ken from the pockets of their creditors,
and shared among the legalists. Added to
those losses, came the bankrupt list of 81
200; allowing each estate was injured to the
trifiing charge of GSOO before and after
striking of the docket, increased the legal
lists bills to 80, $50, 900.
From The N. Y. Spectator.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The Edward Quosncl, Capt. Hawkins,
has arrived this forenoon from Hayre,
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