The Manchester Examiner. — 1848-04-29 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

BRADFORD.—Ou Tuesday afternoon, a AEC ' Cork, April 180848. mayor in compliance with a numerously signed requisition, eyseeenrt 8 iri. crisis,evto tas e Tyrant White,—lt seems you are, at th adjournment, in ambitious for notoriety as you were in the year of was held at the Temperance Hall, and, parliament for such a change in the representa(t). an adjacent field, to consider the propriety petitioning But, you entrapped s;tetni4ties will make taxation and representation co-extensive; annujohaealie d. You had a the poor simpleton,the aged Roger HefferuatYi: mayor presided; and after a few observations, in. which he doings, aalinli, yeotuhbavaeve not—your 3a,oulorngat-ismaeet° narrow escape some time ago and repent of your evil intimated an opinion in favour of a further extension of the home serveddeterminedyou then.m en , but fortunately for you y waited. for by suffrage, requested that a patient hearing should be given to You will have the hardihood to appear ri-, ,T. _,. - ~_ _ yto the solute duty of maintaining ordeic-whifeit is iiiipTetaacetvithla a';',Aswillll,7=Atir&slOstasse; ths,,sopusatAskhij.i4:s„qaan, conviction that the present state of the nation earnestly de- and unrepenting villain. m ands the most searching reforms, both as regards the repre- This is no hoax —settle your temporal affairs—the time is sentation and the taxation of the people, does yet strongly con- short—tyrants must be got rid of—an accursed government cannot denin all attempts to obtain such reform by any means incon- protect you from the people's wrath. _lnfdyiotiinai looking for place sistent with loyalty, respect for private rights, or the preser- boil fiTillitriotlialittethr ewrlytKlee, you 11 find people.send yout. the warmest corner linden of the public peace, having full faith jn the power of WILLIAM HEFFERNAN MITCHELL, moral force, by the constitutional expression of public One of the Enemies of Tyranny. opinion, to procure all needful changes in the laws of the William Preston White, Patrick's Hill, Cork. country."—Mr. Forster having spoken at some length in The letter is written in a tolerably good hand, and is not the support of his motion, it was seconded by Mr. B. Godwin, production of one of the lowest of the 'confederates.' After who declared for a large extension of the suffrage.—Mr. what is occurring around us—after the doctrines inculcated, again ii: hostility aothstilffeirtent way Lightowler, who had been the delegate for Bradford at the the ends avowed, and the means approved by miscreants late London convention of chartists, supported the motion, who are permitted publicly to propagate sedition and murder, which he said he should willingly vote for, as they would we need not say that this letter occasions us no surprise— prefer obtaining the charter by the moral power of the Heffernan, the man alluded to, was arrested by Captain people, and it was only in case that power should fail that White, for whiteboyism, in 1820, tried, convicted, and eonthey would think of resorting to any other power to effect its demised to death, but his sentence was afterwards commuted accomplishment. The resolution passed unanimously.— to transportation. Mr. Clowes, a tutor at the Baptist academy, moved the next