Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07


cannot earn more in manufactures, than they now
earn III agriculture.
! For these reasons must conclude that slavery
presents no lnsupera6e obstacles to success IN
mlnu!ao turcs. X.
/
Cohbotts description Of the electors OF Westmins.
+ ter, who mt tn celebrate the twcntv-sccoud ami
! versary OF SIR Francis Burdctts election. HIS
| provocatlon appears from the reporters notes to
the following pIsSag cs OF Il snecch which he at
! tempted TO make at the dinner
AS To the attacks which Mr.. Iiobhotise had made
upon me, one is that [ have cheated samcbodv he
d0re not say whom OCt OF money; another is. that
starved the poor whilst alive, and only take care Of
them when dead: and third, that take I'D bones
and dispose ct them for profit, after man is dead.
| As to the charge o cheating somebody out of money
/ have only ~ say, that Mr. Eobhouse dare not SAY
I when have Cheated: 10, ior the mighty Don. his
lmasler-( y voice, why, you bambo0Zled him. ~
ihat Is one OF the most barcaccd and impuden les
mat was ever stated by man. Let the letters come
Into Court OF Justice and I'll prove the charge a
gainSt me base Observation-Disclosures words, Cobbctt
bur where are proofs AS to STARVING the POOR
nave had great delight, during all the course OF my
ne IN beng beneficial to the poor(A loud laugh,
mingled with hlsscs.) haYe ! say, with my Slcn-
der means, done more Tor tho poo. lhan Bar,tt with
all his thousands Then 10 the bones. Cries of
Now Tor the bones mingled with laughter "A
dead body sold 10 he cut VI. (Cres OF ..What's be-
come of your rings Wlr Tom Paine,s hair:") Yes
there's mighty difference between selling dead
body 10 be cut by surgeons and bringing the bones
OF great man home W!:.ch were lying in neglec-
ted obscurty for the purpose of buryinG them in his
native land-(' Nyhcre have you Suried ,l,eu, YOU
old resurrectoniss?" )-Who blarnes me for doing
that which the very Government of this country was
then doing' 1t the very time, I say, the Govern
ment was sending for the bones of an Officer who
persisted III the American war, for the purpose of
bnrying them in Westminster Abbey Immense
uproar) Well, l see there is no .ch thing as get
ting fair hearing in this place. and therefore shall
conciude--( loud hisscs.l
y he ETerf,,.c eff IfTesjuincTo,.
! BARN ELM FARM, eth NAV, 1899.
Gentlcnen--A band OF hired rufians, assuming
your names, assembled at the Crown and Anchor, in
the Strand on Monday last, to celebrate what they
called the purity of eieCtiop.
The moment went into the room, convinced and told
MIR Hunt and several that was asssembase of fellows
that had been hired and paid for beng there Since
have been assured what think very good authority that
hundred aud forty pounds were laid out in tickets I've given
HWav. do not know tins be true; but verify bgIve
true ii rests upon evidence good that which
dc ont OF ten are given II courts of justice Al al the din
ners which have the tables filed degrees
pomiscuous leaving various places here there
the completely filed before O'clock hoGh
the dinner did not take place Til SIX l. who sitting the
there nearly an hour before the dinner began
these people who appearance al of precisely
s.amp middle aged, shabby vulgar looking men, orsablv
clean but having irn some ye9yv looking hue
and some extremely blue aud having the which
rather white who know mere to look for the charnr
ally, washed pretty clean; but the deep veins with dir,
bottom still aud certain roghness between n fore fin
ger and the thumb They looked like people with whom a
beyul was serious object and observed that when looking
they had scOgyl on their visagcs When
c ctuals covered, they before signal was given for
unCoTerng, and before the uncover lifted mn
tine sides of the peep under to eoy the ht S
beforehand when the were taken off they bitch
t on ~ way to convince that the eating part the affair
sham They gave proos of real bnnaer ,nta
the awkward manner in winch they carved the articles moved
mat they were COT amongst Taies one fellow eniea
vcns a roast fowl asuudcr cross yavs v,Ile ,,o
one Of the halves In the quarter where Mr. French was m
wanted get fish, being catholic and il not benz
hoG
ANA beng unable {" get any , me piece of pudding
h fellow had just drawn the pudding p towards his bnI'
a.. 1.5aants With hr2gng Mr. French got piece of
pudding abor, tac size Of an ezn Another gentleman oh
vas slun3 in the ncghbohood of salmon of which he
palate for portion Of it but in the t,rnLiinr of an &c
Than seven persons ut time driving TIER knives or spoong
into the san on AMI hrust- or en3eayoTng ~ bri,I b
plates up the sides Of the dish So quick was III nner
that the walters had rot had time put down the sauce and
when the boats came three in number one Of er 90
seized hold Of by Of the hired brne and the whole Of the
contents tipped into his plate which art
ofhe sauce found its wav ON the faole gentleman he tJ
and another told the thing in the room that some
n Tue fellows cut the aSVdrdg with their knives and pat IL
sumrs and a Which however is not cutie 60 had ,e -
Ssyan who came New ys and vino bcpan eaiiug ,
asparagus at the wrong end However, been brought mn
in country where asparagus does not rro there is NOT %
believe ,1i an eorsi n,rcr If rcaiIy l,,ed J '. ne
bpg1lh found in England: am sure ba,
contain including bscks Two hindrcd or such n,nsnrc
aHH greedy and indecent hries as the Crown and
1nchor last Monday, aud these wrcichcs N whom
afsssct nmsci as being The fair representatives Of
~ all q! h"r having had the tickets given them II was inn
Thirteen s'jr-s piece -vo dinner: and as 10 their
pong ac'oa.ed Ivy any public spirited motive, the idea rrcu
'oos WmLfAN COBBETT
"Pompas Stq'u,e-Ior1 uerfora who is. lying ike
g4ss ~ Zone haS It is stated, purchased the celebrated spa