New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

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- ., form I'd rescue him. and were N the act Q;
- VIZ, he happily appeared among them covered
~ din a5d bruises AID hardly TO be recognized By those
- Lev t, best The noise ant uproar ths
eac every moment; he air fled with excavations
5o and hovline- The mob ragged and reared, ike mad
monster q 1t was increasingly ard each outrage served
~ swell IT. fury.
Within doors usaiiers were even VT threatening
Lord Ge5ree-preceded w 10 carried the immense
petition porer knot through lobby the door OF
ti- 5.se ot Commons where received by two CHI
Of ;e house " Jed 1t Up % the table ready ior pre-
-eaiaon-nad taken ri. early hour. before the
Speaker went to- pruycrs r., inower, pouring in al the
same ne the lobby add the We're Immediately nIed
rs have t17s tie members not cnly atiache
IN Their passage hro the streets bgt were set upon WITHIN
very walls Of Parliament; wie the ulnr! both "'h'n
AID without great that those M attempted u 7eaA
could scarcely hear thcr voices; Tar less consult upon
h. 9r.e would be wise take IL such extremity OF AMI
maze each other dgnled ad arm resistance 30 sure a.
any rgabsr us arrived wrh dress disordered and Giseve
ed a struggling through the crowd N the lobby IL
Yelled and screamed IL triumph and when he door OF the
house. partially AID cautiously opeEei By those WITHIN tor
his mission gave them monenter glimpse OF the interior
thew rev more wild and savage Ike beasts at the sight Of
prev, and made rush against the portal which streiHed w
o-s and bolts In their ap.es and shook Inc very beams
Tba strangers, q erv which Immediately above the
DOR of the nos had been ordered be closed on The nrs
rnour disturbance and emit saTe that no" and
then Lord George his there, Tor the convenience OF
ur 20 the heed Of which led To II, and repeating
10 the perrl. has had passed within II these
stair, hn arnatv Hugh and Dennls We're posted There
were To fights -hor, steep and narrow running parallel
to each other and leading Two little doors communicating
with q ow massage winch opced the gallery between
them va. kind OF we'll ungazed skygh Tor The al
mission of light and air INTO lobby which might be
zig hIeen .r twenty feet below.
Jpon ore nc these little siaircase-no that al the head
OF which Lord George appeared time time. but the
oiher-Ga,htoi stood 1h his elbow the banister and
ns cheek resting his haHd. win ms usua! crafty aspect
Whenever he varied ;hs attitude IN the slightest degree
much 5 the grntlest motion oi ms ar-e uproar
was certain To Increase not merely there bat IN the lobby
below from wh- pace doubt man who acted As
fgeman 70 The constantly looking up and watching
him.
Order cried Hugh IN voice which made itself heard
even above The. roar and tuu Lord George appeared
the top of IT, -'aircase News News from my Lord
The noise continued notwithstanding hi, appearance, until
1a.hord looked round. There was silence immediately
among he people in the passages without ana on the
other airca5e who could neither nor hear but 10
whom Outstanding the signal conveyed "! mar
yeou mpdiiy
Gc1,iemea,' said Lord Georgc who very pale and
aeitaisd. must be ,rn. They talk OF delays bat We
must have dc. ihey M Of taxing petition into
consideration next Inc , bl ,yr must haze considered
now Prcsen apearances look bad for success, but We
must succeed md viii
W. mus, succeed and will - echoed the crowd. And 50
among their shouts and cheers and other cries he bowed to
them and retired and presently bach, again. There
another gesture from Gasfor ard dead silence d.
rccty
an a..
reason gentlemen hope for any redress from the proceed
ngs of parliament. Blu redress own grievances
again, put trust in Providence,
and IL will bless endoiyors.'
Til, speech being little more temperate than the last,
was not so lyorabv recciy When the noise and
ucation were a. e hight he back more, and
old them that the alarm bad forth for many miles
round that wien the KING heard OF the assembling together
in that great body, b, had no doubt His Majesty would
send down private orders 10 have their wishes complied with
aud-vitt the o. his speech childish, irresoutc.
and uncertain MS proceeding further, when
two gentlemen suddenly appeared the door where he stood.
and pressing past him and coming step lower down
upon the stairs confronted the people.
The bodness Of this action quite took them by surprise
They were less disconcered when of the gen
emcn turning Lord George spoke thus-in loud
that they might bear him well but quite cool and colectedy
You may tell these people, il YOU please my Lord, that
am General CONWAY OF whom they have heard and tina;
oppose hs petition and all their proceedings, and yours
am "A soldier YOU may tell them and viii protect The
freedom Of this place with my sword. You my Lord.
the members o this house all III arms to-day; you kno"
thai YOU cannot be gno-
that there within these walls who deter
mined defend that pass the ast and before whom
fixes nrs, tall il your adhoien persevefe Have care
what ynu do.
And my Lord George" said the Other gentleman, adj
dressin, him in Ike manner - desire them hear this
rom in,-CoioneI Gordon-your relation. Ii man
this crowd whose u7roar strikes deaf crosses the
threshold OF the House of Commons. swear to run III!
word that inOneut-noi his bat INTO your body
With tar they stepped back keeping their faces
coward, the crowd took each OF the misguided
nobe,nan: drew him into the passage. oud shut the door;
when they directly ocacd and ia-teacd on the inside
TIL. quickly DONE and the demeauour OF boi gen
iemen-who were Young eithe.-was gallant and
rcsote that the crowd tecd AID stared each other
with irresoluc and iimid looks Many tried to turn toward
Ec door, soma of the anest-hcaIed cried thar they had
nest se back uui called those behind give WAY; and
The panic and confusion increasing rapidly, when Cash
ford whispered Hugh
e WHAT row" Hngh reared aloud turning toward them
Why 20 back Where You DO better than here boys
One good against these doors and one below aithe
ne, Viii do the business. Rush then As to the door
3eow let those stand sack atrai Let those who
are airaId try who snail ber pass it. Here goes
l.ooA dswn there
WITHOUT the delay of instant, he ;hrew himself head
long the oan>crs ino the lobby below ehad hard!
touched the ground when 5araby ms SIDE The chap
ans assistant and some members who mporing tn
people 10 retire. inmeliae.y withdrew; and then. with
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