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DOtsifN, lTom Liverpool. whence she
sailed on the 2lst OF May. brings London
pspess 20 The 29ih inclusive. aud Liver.
pool 10 the day Of Ealing. The Londen
papers by the Great Western were totke
I7ih inclusive.
The great popular movement in Eag'and.
"a revolution bl5oliess as yet. by the
Chsrlists, as they are called. attracts mere
and moro ALLEGATION. The demand, OF
this pai!y. are.
1t. Unise:sa, Suffrage.
81. Tho vote tv ballot.
81. Annual PAriiamen,s.
4ih. y Reform Of Abuses.
Tia Char'isis are numerous. s.d sons
o. them. determined. Thus far they have
been held IN check BY tho b,yone,s of
tho British soldiery. But how long .his
!, 10 continue we do not know. The
lsssusge OF some Of their leaders is very
,itons. From airport or recent speeches
delivered at their meetings We csirae,
tie fJ!lowing:
Il call upon yor all 10 do as I should
10. srn Yourselves and be ready, and
!hen YOU vii be prepared to NEE, your
enemies, v neither they come from France.
or Germany, CT Rr-sia, or your own do.
nestle tyTanls." Il ion'tknow how Ion .
you me.a 30 bear TIE tyranny of the rich
a'lS'ceFz's, 20; ! can tell ycu that mean
20 bear II very lille longer. Arm your
'esTes and be ready TO resist your oppges-
'cF:. Depend upor nothing but Almigh-
y God aai yoar own right So
'Gensemen, you know the sris;oc,a,s
Aare lett yon scarce enough 10 support
na,cre, " lfe they are wa.lowIng in veal b
and luxrry On their sofas. aud rolling
through tho streets in their carrisses, and
llt poor beggar look. up 10 them and
asks thom fef title. ihey throw them.
selves back ia their carriages and threaten
with dtSdain and contempt"
ID scouRdreis. they rely upon
40 soldiers putting US down; but ,hoy
Eon they are taken from among your
own ronts. Blu. If NO are united, wha,
can tho soldiers doi We have only 10
ws'k oEm 81 ERIN. aud we could trample
them under our feet. Tho whig, ore
srsaier scoundrsls than tho tories-hypo.
o'i'e', who, under the pre'ence Of iibcr-
~. have denied US ell our rights. We
mus. demand our rights, aud il an sris,o.
cratic government do not giant them. we
rnsl seiza them by force Of arms. They
are violating tho constitution every day:
ihey are the enemirs Of the country, and
we must arm oursolvcs 10 resis, them
They may hang ne up ct tas ropes end
III they ike. I'm ready 10 shed my blood
for the rake Of pos,sriiy. Prepare your
selves viih pixies. cad muyke,,, and bay.
ionet'. end swords, and be ready 10 fight
| for Your lives and Liberties. whether your
enemies arc fclSign or domestic lyran,s
Read Palne's Rights Of Man" have.
say nothing about his theological werks
but agree with every word of what be
'ays in his Rights OF Man" stand
upon the right, Of my order. Wo. the
working classes, won; submit to the ly-
fanny OF tho aIis.oorats."
Two Of tie leaders Of the Char,is..
were lately arrested in Birmingham.-
The next day handbiil, wero posted abcu,
lie streets, TO tho following effect:
Men Of Birmins ham-An attempt,
hai been mldO. by an arres, OF one Of
your delegates. and threats against The
others, 10 rouse YOU into partial odi.
break. DO calm and ste adv; trust TO the
convention AMI disappoint The malice OF
your enemies. All the London chaItis,s
arc a!fs-dy liberated, aud you hayo no.
'a;3s 20 fear, for your friends Brown aud
asset, /: you 90 not injurc the cause by
IA premature outbreak. A soon as the
Charge against them is known, YOU Gill
DC advised how 10 act; in tho mean time
they shall be protected"
il Viii be observed thai "prerlqiure
outbreak IS spoken ol--which looks o;I.i.
nous.
Tie meetings OF the ChaI,ists in var;-
oas paris Of tho Kingdom, but especially
AZ birmingham, attracted much attention.
but they had not been accompanied bv
any overt acts Of an alarming nature. and
he precautions taken by The authorities
had IN all cases proved ample 10 main.
tam The psaee. a large military force
vas stationed at birmingham.
Frincc Louis Napoleon, having been
charged with some agency in the Paris
Fioi, has published denial in the London
papers. We give Translation Of his let
:cr.
H. Clr':ea Ica'e-ierracc, t7,h May. 1889.
s.r,--l &c wish fe2fet, hy voug Pans cores
P'i'a'ace, lhai oASfis are maze 10 throw Ga M
-.c responsibility II TIC isie resurrection. I
'ackpn on your poAlcaCss ~ c1Bifa3.c; iaa' IN
N1narcn BE- tL9 most posiifc mlnocr. The
-r", O.. ihc sai-l.uafy scene. Which have 81
len pace. surprised as well Is eel cicd me-. II
wore 90" soul U. a conspiracy. should also 3.
rs I'fdcf ga t'ir dsy 81 daGg, r-sud would not
lisavow itaarr defclL Receive. SC.
Ntf.iIgv L3tB EoaaPsaTr.v
The papers convey the idea thai Bris
iol - likely 10 become the FIRST scene Of
Charts, action. The Morning Herald
say@
ITO Dtiti.h ChariiI,,. it !, said. have
threatened 10 teain Tie revolution by
saAin- q bonfire Of The ,Lippin. a, thai
por: al i"at they may not lack courlrr.
'hr Bri'i5h liberals" were ~ asgcmbls
Yesterday, under toe pfsiencs Of address.
ins TOE Qneen, bot ia resl,i, with view
& kindiing The flames Of dscord among
he wost iualmraiory population in bcr
JfirEy's d.minioas.