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~~ ARTHUR O ^ CO ^ NOR . ¦ C 5 jh > -3 q ^ S ^ 1 ^^«^ ffcrrnisg itfiS pr esent mojoent ? : > .- * . ' - - - - : O'CoxaoB . —I kao * not whatCoranrittees are ibnning } buil am ^ Ilassor ^ th ^ people trf Ireland -wSi never abandxmth ^ Union , and $ nat its principles -will never be eradicated from ( heiritearts until we obuin our object . - . - . ; , : Cox . —How can deputations Tas sent to France : ' ¦ -O'Cossoki—By as inanj ways as there we-iHlnan devices . - * -n-rTTTTTT n ^ nv ^ n-r ^
- Com , —Could yon get one to go to France now ? CGeyseR . —Tkqusands , ifaecessary . Co * . —JIott is fiiat posable ? OX 30 NK 8 R . —Unless j-pa destroy every vestige of commerce , "ws pan lind no -difficulty in sending to France , j vot a sHp tbnt sails , thai contains an ¦ United Irishman , that does not contain ' .- » faithful Ktessenger . " " ¦ _ " ; .. '¦ - ¦' - . _ -. ' - .. - - --.- _ . Com . " Do von kaemtny thing of the fttfure plans * > ftkej ! iench " r : : . / O'Coxxor—I do not ; but I firniiy believe they TiQjiereriibait < l 0 atIleirengagemeBtsi ( ith . ' ns . . ; Cour—Were &ere many men ef jcopertyin i ^» Union ? ~ ; - \; ---J ^ - M
OCoxxoa . — -Men of propersj-asaall j-consult tbear on personal interests , which , is ¦» great chick 46 any generous or disinterested exerdou of patriotism j each men " seldom ran great UMsriia in the Jmbiie cause . If jrc had heen content with , a hollow sqp . pert ,-we might lave had abundance of them ; feaverer , there were many ofcoas 4 « able prpperty ^ vhoi npon principle wore of the Unian . Coii . —Would you not have ¦ destroyed the Pretest oat Religion , and the i * rdtes £ » nt Establishment / -GXJovxor . —The destruoteou of Heijgiaa is one thing , the destruction of Establishments aaother ; tttc . great and just pxac \ ple apon which the-Union i « formed is the nutotperieot freedom for aU-seligioiLj
« h ~ h& . We are of opiuion-fihat the present saoiisSroas Protsstsiftt Eatabliihineii-t in fteland Vis ;» -gnevoas burden on iPresbyterians , Catholics , Qaaiers , Pr «> - teitauts , in short , on ill the people oflrelandhigfcly unjust to those vim are not of the fxptestaiit Rljsion , mid highiRHierioas to the -Pretegtaut religion itself ; for twj ale convinced it w « ald wori ~ & Terj desirable ebaqge in the Protestant Clergy of ireiaad , jf $ h £ Y ; jWrea $ uttBdexa p-iire thwr ^ aauacnviace * o a . faithful discharge of tlieir functions , instead of obtaining it Iby a - ' fesse and disgrasefel cringing to ¦ corrupt patrons ^ and that if these * ras no otner
objection 10 tithes than jheir being nn ^ naless source of discord hefcweeo a Christian Ministry and fee People , they « oghi < 6 be abolished-Coh . —2 iow , did , jou mean to p * y 3 ke half million joa -wished j o borrow from Fraaoevcr Spain ? P'Cosxos .- —When the present ^ Jovernment can borrow inSliotts on millions , we-couM . have had no thficulty in . pajpig half a million . If millions-can be had outof lash inosjtry , by a-Govermnenfffhich has saenficed -every iceams 01 " - ' aeauiring weulta , we iave no doabt _ -a Goseimnent -that restores ihosu rights could easiiy Slid means ^ o dischsxge any debts Te should T-aairact ia the congest .
_ C 031- —Do you imagine Irclaivd could e » si « s an independeat uatioa ? - OCexsofc—I have notr a doubt of it . W « hnvs . 5 re miiikfiis of a brave harJ y ^ eople , and if we had the gpveimsent in our haiids 5 a £ lor a short tiine , -to crgauize aud to arm them , xre conld defy the rrhole wcrid . Case po ^ esse ^ i ol a . < oautry , they vroulu iight for it ; ana it is oae of ti& strongest countrie * in tnrops-by-. ii £ turB . It niustheve a tactic peculiar to itseh , aiia-dic , people ol irukmd niast eievote-that tactic . : . Com . —Conld not Great Britain desiroy yoar 4 rade Viih her na w ? '
O'Coxkob . —I doubt if the rest of the wodd -would aHow her to « hnt thein-oa&fe-oni so- good-s-JojErket . liure wtra once free , I doaLt she could eiTeor it . I tJoiiLtsJte could hive powej , after the " separoaoa cf ¦ Irekai -to act so ixynriaQi . a part ; LuVaA > Jrtlsnu has novforei ^ n dominion , : and I trust never Vill , if ier" ^ jp 5 e lorwjrn trade Teas carried on bcrAreisn Aips ,. kis ef hitle matter . Tha old notion that " a « 3 Tvrng trr . de is tha mass beneficial , is noEsense ; ihe hoiiss trade ? bould beiiiie great national oLiecc and that iruuld be mo ^ t iflourisliinij . These ii no convenience nor a comfort-of life that "we could not isad , iiie"arTslflnd ; and the temporary inconRiuieucs mi lass we should fe «? l-V _ y beujg obliged far a long time to supply ourselvesj- ^ oald be compensated in a jreat-measure , by the ausaber of hidden jesoiarces " ¦ "esheuH discover . ARTHUPv O'CONNOR .
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. TO THE EBTTOHS OF THE SOBTHERN .-STAK . GEaJTiEiiEs . —I hareito thank yon Jbr . nnblishing jny last letter , -rfdeh has made some Iit 2 s stir . A ^ ei ghbour of yours ura&iind enough to forsrard it to Sonxrset House , so yiaisee the three great men do ta ^ e some notice of . you . Tsct ordered Mr . neli ? n ' s nots and mf" letter to " be copied , and traaCTJtted to the -Braeus of Bedford , - -impthill . and « ohnm , for them , to enquire into t 2 ie trndi of lhestetementslmade .: ^ but though they have had inat li ! ttt ? r more than a week ^ they " hjive naver ojB&sccnded to ask lae one question of-the truth , rfthese statements , il shall be led to dank they 'wffimake iheir report « ithwut so doing ; iif so , let " » e blame be upon them . I dare them—I challenge ffissi to the proof . Jf . thev -soil onlv ^ ferTt-ct ,
hsihs TeH ua for them , I -will show ahem that "Waefe no one onta-MeMiusian would Jits to look « - And some csVisir dare lot owH ^ the deh > £ t ffieyXeelat seeing the poor oppressed . ! Liosefew tboxre thick and thiu . supporters of . the . system , « B afraid of their own crincples , and sayii p ' resses "TOy bard in some cases . Xott , I Trill ^ ivts von a few tacts of the worldn *« f the new system , and it * eonoes benents to the pocr . For remember whit -Lord John Russell said when he nsored Jbr tb * appraannent of the eommittee , " That -tiie saving la the ra ; es was the least consideration ' . " The poor ^ cre better off , and-many of them . - * av the »« ac . ^« c aged- ond . in&TBu ere musA i */ 7 ~ - ~« .
aded&r ihan . TiJiderihedd . sifsteni : ' Aow-for the proofe . Saxatel Scmervffle , aged 68 , nas no wife . This old man Used ttThave _ 2 s . 6 d-^ eekiyuieh ' ef before &s ne « r h \ w was passed ^ hut « oc « , be has had one shilling taken ofi ^ and no * r he «« msJs , 6 cL Tliis « ld : Eian is very Idndlv . dealt ^« - . H e may . work and « trn a shilnng * fXe .-ean ; ™« i . if he does not B £ e it , iemay go to prison—«« i-Sic ihe great hoase . . Se you see how . mcch ~ lf * - iffifl « ^ benefited by the new law . L ^ i&ffi ar Munkcr , aged 70 , ia-old man whOinsed to f ^ 2 s - * « -k &om th « parish , but ance , tbe new « r was passed , has Ead nothing . The reasen [ -signed is- that he is an ablsrfeodied maa ; hut if i « , msny ^ oang men cannot . get wori , hasr . then , « sn ofiisnan to ret -srork- ? "Bnt hmr i « mM ? to Jire He is an
J ^ pa - aiot . able-bodied man ,: bk ce is la , d he mar go . to . the -Workhouse : thati . < aemay go . ia prison . Tothis he ^ bjects , and would I soonertne . &uan Dame , a widow , aged 4 Q . has five children , SrT ^* « htee ° « * » Ta 3 n |! Bst . « glit . When the * £ * ^ fJ ***^ « 3 y » »^ o" had 7 s . per weak . 11 ££ ^^ 5 ^^ *'? - ^ applied to a ^ Boaraof < tuardians to have . ths Is . &L . put on * iam ; the ^ ^ airman toM h « r -she ought to be JbuamedL of loseb , and sie was , ordered to idth .: ^ rew ; she dijLso , ana they ireduced aer par again *) i 5 . AL , andiEatShewas to have ia hreaU . > ot content with tUfi , they had another . ^ and tookS I " . Ste ^ ust ssi have any . What was she to Ao t&KU' Why , she nnght go do ^ D- to Berbv , into ihe GtiLlsctones , wtere there -was plenty of work fcr her acd her cMHren . It was not lar- flAmrf ^
I 2 rT' ^^ * ° ' * " « 9 «* ed , and most , I ^ ^ V ^^^ noja ° rerefer , asdjoim has she I ^ i -Ctaeof hexijffiisis out of xorkj . tie rest aTe I Fajt ^ s ^ f straw , asd earn about Us . per week . She I } Qjrs uojEmt , for theiint she lives in " stands on soma I Sf ^ - ^ wcnd . How jthe lives is ^ mte tmaccount-I iv . ^ 51 to herself ; Jbnt she msr , go to prison if I « e 3 ikes . This she 4 ^ ects to . an 3 yrhile ~ &e and I «! T C ™? JS 9 S ^?» get «* ne bit of bread and ¦ sotatoe I ^!^ ca 9 r *»^ % 3 l ^ igotbere . 1 . - ^^ A ^ efi&j is aunt to four orphan children I S ^ 113 * ' frongbt su ) . TtTien she took these I ^ fa a ? th& eldest wae ^ urteeB , theToangestwas I KhT * & * & / the mo&er having « Sed of child . I 5 L ? «» iniloing ofihs " n « rf Aoa ^ ' ator
I w . " ? tooi Qff-iwo more . Verv soon afia ^ theV I ? ^ 5 V «* this redKed ' the alloiraace 2 IL f ? ^ erwsx is took all aff . Thk wa » all I «^? rn ^ § L i moaths ; and she was I ^ S ^ jW * % * VP ° » toej felt ashamed I flftSS * ^ dane » ^ y g « e her 2 s . a week I **« S , ? ^ w ^^ d pnein bread . This I Cr ^ tIus *** * e applied : *? 5 ^^ total ?^ H 1 Jie eWUrti » r ^ dld-I a ^ 2 ! ? - ? " « *» grandmother , at CnristmaK , i I "SSS ^ rt irh 1 0 - irin »* be tjfcle to getMs I ^ -blfr ? - On asking- th 7 i n-oman how she Hved 1 25 f 3 j £ ?» ' ^ ^ m »* £ 3 I * ft SP »^ a widow , aged 43 j fasheen a widow ^ SolUf ^^ Hien , t ^ eWe ^ SenSteJ 1 *^ Wtv ^ . ^ e new law ^ ras p 3 g sed , 5 s . pS I ^^^ iVteo ^ r ^* / 8 ?« S - - ' Tiiey then I « er peiore the Board of GsBnS 3 n& ' and told
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her » he ttragt 50 to Ihe Tactory in Laucashirij . To this she objected ; , xnd they told her they hnd nothing gjons to ^ dojrith hi * r ; ptnd the ha ^ wsveph ^ aajlhttig J ^ mTb ^^ nccr " TBe , chJ ^! ren ^ ^ tsTraw ^ buT , l ) h account of the oldest ' "Javiig fits , they cannot do much int that line . She tee is / per week ; to . pay for rent : whether she has any bread' or-not , it will cost her , at the least , Is . 6 d . * w ? 'fiHngV theJreani ^ gs will notexceed-es . —Tfais Is > \ er > -distn ? ssed ~ fgmil y ; but becau / e she remsed to , jgp to the factories ,. she was not to hare anything .. . -. ; : ,
Chqrhtte Falmer a wiaovr , aged 35 ; lias ' five childreo , the oldast sixleen , the youngest ten . This woman has been a widow ten years . At the time of her husband VoSeath she was possessed of property , in the parish where she now resides ; but , OTOqgito crrcumstances over which she had- no . contronl , jshf was deprived of it , and becauae chargealjle to th ^ parish ; and , Before the passing of ^ he new law , she received & . per week . After toe passing of the new law , it ' ini very , soon , rednced iols . ; and : bye and bye ^ that also was taken off , and she was ordered to the Board , a-distance of thirteen miles , and thirteen mile * back . When she eot xhet ^ , they told her she RadherfumlyniTrst go > o Leeds , to * the factories . ^ Qua eh * objected ; and they , tol d her they had othing more to do with he * . SoTatich for "the widows" being "better off" ffilathused to be .
ey -I W © not ? state another c # k to you vrhich wilj fflaife ybnr blood ran cold ,, if suck a t ^« g _ is poJeigle ^ JifktiJl p diJeby , n * el 24 , has awffean 4 Wo children : nowaond , itos msai is a man of v ? qr » espictable character . This -mail has had very fittie work since harvest , Aboot three weeks a | o , ^ his \ nfe was confined ; a » d , owing to ; his . having no work , ^ ie was ill prorided . for such aa occasion . \ Vhen she was coniiued * she had only SrSDMtii portion of bread : aftercavaagteen confined about a week , she tad no tire , no food r in fcict , she Jiafl-not anything . la this di § tretsiag satnation , hex h « L * and appli ^ to-tha relJeAing officer : thia ttmob . llinrscaTr , iaiid tlnj answer ne teceifed was—he <» nld not do anything
for them unless the husband " would go to the ^ forkh « Bse , 1 o which he consadeS ; nndoh ' the MondW eveningibaovsiDg she was reared vrith 4 , s . &L , lxJSd . of which > he had to pay for j eut , leav ^ g n « r \ rith & ! . Isow , this ; -woman was 2 eii in a hoate by herself , ( having beenconiined afew days ) , - « nfeftHaV » nltireTij ao one -to Hft a hand for her , and the Ims&and ssat to pnson— -that isj to tha workhouse , fvw being poor . Xow , Sirs , -what do you , and what do the' people o f the North , think < rf a law which cas inilict such unheird-of cruelty on a poor vfomaa , at this inclement season , when in " * Nature ' s sorrow / ' I will " natsay anything more about it , for fear l ^ hould be thTJieht"" violent , " "
I could fill your newspaper with sach cases , and preve every one < yf them ;• and-will do , if only suffered te do so . iSut mxer v . -j-re the sapporteis of this infernal system in' such a dilemma ;; s -tJiev are at preset ; so inanyjwople out of work , and this ' cola vreathtT , and their Having no victuals , no firing , no -lurmxiirf , mid very little beddiiur ; theT-srill have a poor chance of jpersHsuiag the people ihat they are oetterolt than tuey nsea to "be" Last Wednesday , tht-xe vrere-about 02 a hundred labourer ; oat of -work , assembled -together , insr-tsly . to say they svere out of work ; evory- one as peaneabla asttre the men in your -oSVca . : They remaiued for a conple cf hoursand then
, went away without one word ; keCl ' - do you ,. or would you , believe ft , thciondon police were , sent lor , aEd now tit-yiave two of th ' u poh ' ce " 4 eviLjin pnvate-eloibes sent here . i ) T' « rder « as'ther ' saj , of little John ; " but what thVate comeJoj " , Eeither tL-intelves nor the-inhabitants can tell . On ; being a ^ kedYrhat they came for , thev laughed aud . said they could uot tell . There was just as ttoeaj occasion to simi for the police to the parish cbarch of Leeds ^ n-Saada . y lajst , as there wai- . to ' saud for thenvio Ampthill lastveek . I vrasnot there , Ixan ? m fee Wobcra Union , which joins cu the Au ^ thiil UniOE- . "So yon see the ** things'" are afntid ^ of a * hade «; W-Hat a hiippy state is . poor * J ohn Bull brought fcoltt—Yo \ ii ' * aiaicsreVr , -V " ' - ¦ . JAMJES . fUSSEA . " '''
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BMmmnHiaiBKMapBBBaBi ^ * " : " - ' - " * TT - ; . . - ^ » ^' TO CTE TUGMT BOSOURiBLE LORD JOHK W ^ giC " HER MAJESTTS SECRETARY OF STATE ^ 0 » $ Hfe ' BQME-DEPARTMENT . '¦' '" ' & ¦ ll ¥ Lo 3 J ) j—Ko Olc ' jJ has been shed , ; ior this ' your Lordship is indebted to the patience -and to the loya / tg . t £ the people in HcDBEitsFiELffl . la overwhehniBg load of ijtfanu / hastbeen hotoad unon the Kew Poor-Law , by {/ our Lordthi p ' s oic / ipariisansj and your Lordshi p ' s Post-master . ha ^ s oace more covered his patrons ' with disgrace . Truly , . my Lord , if one spark of ioncur stiM glisten . in your hsart , yoa have now need to pray that God would preserve , yea from theieejicg cf your HruxnERs-EISLB friends ; but if infamy finds its Testing place in the . bosom of a Rxtssele , your Lordship may ahrays-he ^ ' at home , '— TritlUhe Tilsset , -who call th ^ aaserves ij » ar iriendi in HtJDDEBSFiELD .
my Lord , jesterdaj' ttere were three . olasscs of indiTiduaisin Huddehsfjbld . JlsL There was a
"&ne sanjple = of the * Britieh army lisvp trcpp ^« o ^_| ha i 5 th Hussars , haEdsome , brave , humaBe-aa ^ non our ^ Je . They w . ere obliged to match 16 mfleifrGm their larratsks , ( on Sunday . ) Ihroogh snow ^ stonn and temjrest , to put their wbres iito hobgoblins , ^ whiA nerer had any existence , and which only floated about in the imaginations of those possessors of . guilty consciences , . who profess £ 0 be your Lord--Ehin ' s friends .
-Ssd .-There were ahont a score of persons , who call Vieiizselrcs the Government " supporters , -the Whi ^ S . of ITUDDERSPIELD ' , Di ^ ID HotVAKD , V » iii . iAM _ iioo& £ , IVitbiAM Brook , and Swjlix the - LcDDiTjE ; thesg vrere the leaders ot that little disreputable rband . Your Lordship will per « fire that 1 separate the mass of ihe Wes , Jramyour incn friends , because they are . opposed both to " yotir Lordshi p ' s plans , ^ nd to the ^ ew Poor-Law .
-3 d , There were tho People of Hrrnr > ERs-^ eld—the honest Tories , "Whi ^ s and Kadicals of H-DJ ) DER § FIE £ D ; all micglcd together , as friends , and wondering how it was , that Billy Shook Bhould have the power to bring two Troops of Bussarsinto"the-towrj" ! - ! - My Lord , we were all aware that . ExGLAXD ^ raj lu > kiiig « rf « f ; -andwe all determined to maintain our ehzi-aciers . —1 st . The -officer commanding the troops Terr-wisel y ordered-Ms men to . be booted . and spunsd , and-tohave thoir-horses saddled , by halfpast-nine in the morning , ready to Mount —( God bless bis humanity and bravery)—to bear insults with calmness , and lo hurt . no ' person , if possible , however they miglti be provoked . The troops remainetLin their quarters ail -tiny , inv Lord , because your Lordship * friends hadwt the poieer to kick
vp a row . . 3 d . The Kttle defpicable fae + icn , who « carry your Lordshw ' s name on their fopeheads , and use it to yonr diehonour , didJheir . best to provoke the people 5 ° , pot an ^ disturbar ce ; zni , at the sovereign bidding . of SwAtx , the LtrripirE , and EaooK , the Fi . LSE . «• JT ^ -Ess , tu cheat i ke Guardians into the appDintaent of a clerk ! In b&th cases , Lord they were disappointed . Mis true -some ; litde disturbance soot-place in the evening but Moore , the POST -Maetek of Hcddhbsfield , was captured by the coactabukry fosce , and peace was instantly restored . The post master , ; m ' y Lord , as far as I have heard- iras ihe only prismuir of thai don . So Aat LoTdshi
your p has proved that two troops of iussars must be marched ( on Sunday !) from Ueds to HuDDEB 5 F 1 ELD , in ihe most inelement weeiier ; tkata hundred and fifty-cp . ecial constables rao « t he sworn in ; altogether pefbaps costing a haostred poends ; just ^ a take a ' drunken , post office keeper into quod , ^ nr Lordshipjnay think that the *? - tureof thu-iBsjgnificant pes ^ n is a sufficient reoonipeape for . all the trouble , jespeuee , and disgrace £ t T * ' *****? bas thaaght proper to impose Qn tne-anny ,. aan . inthe peoide , in this part of the CQumjy -We iaHuDDERSF-l £ LD ttihk dUTcrendT , rayitfrd , and our ordinarypoliee sav , " that anv ¦ troe-Ki en BiLLr Moors chooses ' to get druni and to abuse the aeople in the streets , they are etro ^ rfaough-. toparhiminto « Tow-sen " , without
srauDang either tLeianny or the s ^ ecM co nstables . ^ lis _ tree , my Lor ^ that the l&svnE ClMiirman iwonforaed the Une Poor Lasr Commissioners , cSS ° f ^ ° ^ Holmtirth ,. is appointed Clert to _ the Bcarl of Gnaisiiara . ^ : The peocfe of . ttese parts , mjLord , are w *; however to be bMxed V an old Lcpdite , although he mar tebadedki cheat , as xstozxrk , aad i « t tiGHTcannot
, overrule -a Majority of SEVEKTBEX « d they aU ^ that if Ftoriy " really uihe Clerk cf the Board of Guardian * , Oastlbx mn ^ « reality , be M . P . for Hn » PEBs ! « ELD , beeanse he had the honour of bein K appointed to that office by i minority . " _ 3 rd . —Tne ^ people , ray Lord , the Tories and Ra dicals ,- and the Whigs of character , knew what thg- wereaboatyefteriay . They were , determined to : BKinitaur the peace . They were resolved to . do
* U ttaags deeentJy . and-in order . They met in theugasds , in the Market-place ^ in Huddehsfield andnnaaimoasly , respectfully , andeame * d y requested A jt -Bpard ' of Guardians > ' or to appoint a Clert . The Board listened to their reoitest , and re fused to be dictated to , Neither by the Commissionere , by S- waik , or by Billy Bkook . Thus , iny Lard , the matter stands . May be , your Lordship , aad the Co ' mnrissioocrs will try to lcstall Mr . FLOTDin his oiBee . If so , my Lord , ^ shall have-a hrorfar-langb , bat th * t won ' t " be all . n t ^ tQat ^ be veddings , under his authority , SW befarcei , We know , too , that fc ? cann&tiiaie
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ns pay h * 3 illegal rates ;»« n 4 ^ hive cfetefminfedTIa make him try . O y ^^ fef- Eora ; if : jfa J wantHV mm ^ & »* emr * -m&i £ ^ try to wor ^ jt-oty ; . w ; ith Mr . . - i ¥ . pov 6 ^ % nd welcome . ^¦ ' J ^ r ^ J Lord , if you want thq ^ New , poor Live tp ^ be still taore ; . « nj 6 pular , --sticlt * tb tyr . ifLoyp with a vengeance ; : ana send me his dimensions , so that I may ^ et , a suit ( a ftoVs cap , and every thing proper for a ' Sham .. ! ' Clerk , " ) made tor him , which will exactly fitiim . : . ; : - - ' ^ ^***^^
I was not present at the Board of ( JtnrdI « nSi but I Tvas mformpd , ftat one of yoor-JiOEdship ' s friends was " savagely \ &y # fc " . there-, BndAliat his brother Guardians , at . ofl % 4 fH » ej bad , deteraoJn ^ to turn him out of the , rponi | < on account- of his ¦? abominable and iasuttikg benavidarJ Indeed , h ^ was so 6 utra « re 6 ns , ihatthe police iutvt intqtkei ^ mV&testvre peace . ¦ Tias-I am told , n » £ O £ rfjrd ; we diall have the nesvs-^ ap ^ er reportsi ^ oeds , aoA ' tken I will ta ^ e care to ' send y «) ur l ^ rdfbib « ne . I don't thir ik % t ' Sw Ais will telLvOT ^ ll the truth . I am sure Baines will not
, In order t « give the New Popr Law its proper character , " i& the . ' estimation of the people ,. JoHif Dvgoii , of Ifythcrthoiig ., one vof your Lordship ' s prime ; Giardiana ; hlazing - with fury and boiling with drink , r ? d * j . Jato HCBlOEBSFiBLn , Kiihq suxtrdikmgihigfy His side , afcd I ^ was toid ' aifo" that fee was armed with a brace of loaded pistolSi " Thisvas the fellow as I wss-ihfo ' rinea who "propo .-id FiA > m for the clerkship . Drunk he Syas , " they ? M s ^ y , ' but a mighty properiazn and most ¦ axyuisHvig ati&ed-fora Guardianlf ?) of the Poor , tny % ord ! : '
It was , indeed it was , a stormy , snowing " , hlbw-^ ^ ^ ay { ,. ^ utthe people were not to be pro voted ; . it "was their 7 rii £ peaceable . effort , and tfetv dcteriEinc ^ to ^ B * . ft ^ ir ., 4 cmpcr , > Thousands were-.. there , " icy "' - Lord , not \ vjthstsitraog the inclemency of the rluy . " Many -a ' brave * o 3 dier observed yesterday in' li-up-DEnsFiELn , " Its a " shame to bring us 'aracngst this people ; vrKa * tfieyytsnt is bread , not ' steel andftfl ^ . ' ! .: Yes , my Lord , couJd yoii have henrdyesterday , youTrould never ruor « ailewpt to placet Kertlftjesty ! * fcrave troops , aa ' d ' Sierlyiajest ^ s foya l subjects in bloody collision , forthe purpose of estn-Mishing : threetTiAitdR Kings iri dcsjxjiic' poweri "Whilst I . 5 WES talking to ttye p ^ op ie . yestercla ^ ^ y "Lord , it rocurred to ine l& £ her Jlajesi ^ 'V is ^ apa
were used Tery u shabbily by your LordsWp ' ii friends in HUDDErfsFiEtfis ' Five times have ithey now beeti « rit ftir 'W fight # fth ghosts and " h oi ^ oV-r lins , widibas to quiet the goilty consciences ^ f i / our supportersC" But the ' scoratdrels \ rho are aS fed to your Lordship in" these parts , have never yet said " thank you" to tbe troops ! I therefore ; .-resolved . " to ask the loyal jveople of Huddej ? sfiE 3 Ld to prove . their loyalty awi the good © pinion ; which they-entertained towards , the soldiery , by a small
subscription ; that the soldiers might kii / jiv and Understand that . me& 4 Eay be loyal though not clad in regisientals . It was done , my 'Lord , - 1 in open day-lijrit . 'Twas bui . a trifle certaic !} - , but ' ttr ' cis . givenicith right good-will and teas nccsvhd heurtiy Yes , my Lord , trevwc all friends , ^ m will . ' hot fight-each other to please David Hotvaed , Billy Brook , the Lubjehts Swain , M . eoaE , the pest- ^ aaker , " or the Eif ; bt Honoaralilo Lord John Rtjssjell , her M ^ csty ' s Secretary of State for tho Home Department J .
. ni tell you what ,: my Lord , if the Queen of Xngland , —my Qi ] een , your Mistress , were acquainted with the insult * which , yon have thought proper to heap upon that portion < cf the '; British-Army which is quartered in these distnets ' , ycur LDFdshJp ' s head would not he jpsice' ^^^ i " : ± o satisfy the demaads of her insulted -d ^ ar ^^ pnee for all I tell you , my Lord , we' ^ are Joyal-to tho Qxieen , anu we . « hall never qiar ^ wsfh the : troops , until they forgnt their allegiinoe ip her Majesty . But still remember we will net how ^ fown and vrbrship Hoicard , Swain , Moore , and Br . ock . I told you ,, Biy Lord , there wasa // i « e disturbance . VX \ tell you how " -it was . Billy Mooke finding J ^ ir tthe peo ple would not riot , hecame dtjectcd to
ftp applied for ^ oorafort his battle , until he was fkatn efuliydr stuk . ~ 3 . n turned out ioith the llcjwrier of ' ' title Leeds Merctjby , . { but Baines will tak ^ care not to teUrfhiis to his " readers v ) . it is true , however , that tlie JRoii mu * ier . * cus druuf ; in the streets , helening out-his abuse , febst furiouHlj against myself , ( for which I thataanin , ) then he insulted the people , calling thtml ^ jJeludtd % vagatoiia . < , ' and oroiering them to go ' # ¦ ho ' mi about . their uusine >> 3 i " The people laughed at him , as weU they mi ^ ht , and called him " /( u'thmg BlLLY , " a name ivhich he is better known-t y thaii the one he . calls his own . A constable was passing "bv , who was sworn to keen
the peace , and _ preveut a riot ; this ^ gcntleman took Bott MaUsr Bill's under b \ s cbaxge . Then he in turn ^ was assailed by your Lordshlp ' s / r / c / jf / .-. with torigntsi : of r ^ Eaee , ' intedarded . -pnik ' « vfltaiaJ ' W ^? W ^ 4 > - uch lij « , epi ^ e fc . Xk , suppnse " * Post Master oa « a : patenfto iusulti . Constable ^ Hii impunity , vthereTer he meets * 'kh him . ) Billy was at length ipdged V in the Globe Inn , when some of the special Conetohles pionused * ' to take care of him , and see him home . " ; Not so , however , Billy was too cunning i ' or them , drunk as he iron he- " slipped ^ he cabl <» , " aud wasinext found drinking and ; tallrmg all sorts of lewd obscenity then I " : jrhring—rolling on the . floor—kicking the tables
c . nd chairs about , — -midsthroien glasses , squr . ndcriDg their liquid- contents in all directions , —end shrieks and oaths , and x-urses , tLer * lay lla . ilooitE the Fast ilattsr cf HuDDEHsriELD ! and there I leave , him , my Lord , for your Lordship , to look iairly at him . ; jmd whiktyou gate at him , "let . me tell jou the truth , that tfiing , hase as he is , degraded as you see him , is in my opinion mare honesty-arid more honourable than lither Brook , or Swiiji . Mart well , my Lord , I wa 3 in Huddebsfield all day yesterday , and I only heard of uco drunken men in the town . I have now told you about them both . I enly heard of wieperson being taken into custody , and I have told vau vfho that was .
And now , jny Lord , what say you ? Does not theKew Poor Law " work well" in these parts ? you have . made . it .-aa insult to the army ., —degradation to the Magisterial Bench , —and Tom ' foolery amongst the Guardians I You are mining your own stmud , you are making the respectables of your o-. vn party stand still and think ; whilst your political opponents , of all grades And parties , are fit to split their sides with laughing , . ¦ . "> . ¦ Do you think , my Lord , lhat thing 3 . " cepr-gifa on long in this manner ? The jieople have Km ? done their duty ; they have done ; alt that the law and the
constitution requires . > They are . not prepared to let an Old ILvditje run away with their rights' The people of these districts haxe now unanimously proved to your Lordshi p , ''' that -tftey are resolutely opposed to the New Poor Law . Baixes jnay now say whatie likes , and so inay SyfAiK , and so may Brook ; the people have resolved that they will not submit to it . It is iiatc my duty to tell you , that I hwrcTBEX will not . I will be very plain with you . I will have no secrets . I will call them tcgether no . more upon this subject . It is my duty thereforo to apprize your Lordship , that if it he your determination to enforce the New Poor Law in ftiese
partSjff ^ a&Mrftite will . of the vtajaiily of the Guardians , I knew there are hundreds of inhabitants , men and women , who have T&solved , at all hazards , that the guilty instruments of your Lordship ' s fraud shall not long survive . Jtly Lord , I deem it to be my daty henestiy to inform you of ihis fact ^ If I were disposed , 1 could not give you the names of the individuals , but I &o \ nov ;\ lhat ~ himdr £ dsaredriven ( 0 deweraiion ly insult « . » J by hunger . . They have hitherto hoped that their petiiims and BJ 2-Monb ^ kances anight be listened to , but thev
have . wda resoiveo , if your Lwdship is determined Jo defy ihe majoriU / of their owii Guatvdians , that they willjflingpatience overboard , and , atalihazarda , Jake vengeance on ike'tools of their opjwession . My Losd , it is toswoid' this dreadful catastrophe , —it isnotjdr the purposeoi' ihrtatening , not is it fcomfear , that I state this fact . —J , in ike most imploring terms , ( as « - £ ll for the sake of flaose who hate me , as for those who temt , ) cntrmt your Lordtlii p , if indeed her iMajes ^ r aaay trust the keeping of her honor andber people ' s peace in your hands tosh Justice and to Looe Mbiudy . "
This district is not the place to play Trith . Look at the immense masses of capital collected within four waibi , in every quarter . No earthl y power can protect them , but the power of Peace and Coxcord . BU ntrfBAFE , my lord , to keep np strife and warfare heriu May j oar Lordafcip take these hints -in good part . You have alread y too many irons m fte fire . In the name of ni ' any hundreds of thousand * of her Majesty ' s loyal subjects , I sue for peace and quietne s * , ^ knowiag , full well , that death ta llie field , or death on the gallows , toll be accepted by them , in preference to a lose submission to FftAUD and TYEANNT . . I am , my Ijord ,- r _ . . \ . -. . _ Tour Lordship ' j obeoient servant , EICHARD OASTLEB .
¦ Fixfrf Mall , near Siiddersfield , - Jan . - 30 th , 1838 . P . S . One word , iiy Lord , abont the 3 s . " 8 & . letter which-I told you of last week . . One of my master ' s servanite has , I fiincy , - since then , heen . sicmdledqVit of 3 s 8 d , attheH"POTEjigriELD Post-office ^ .: ^ 1 will tell you alL about it , my . Lord . It was that letter wfaJchyoDr . Lordship sent me , withdatfrankitfgit . Tusmoney was returned lpme on Saturday ¦ ni ght ,
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f ^ : ^ % >«^ V&iWfyiday morninr ?; Mr / Mqofta WM ^ : »\\? . th ^^ e ^ beJieyed ^ h ^ ciuae . Xlhad , wntteB paitbe ^ ou t ^ d ^ flK-I ^ orj ^ naTetopay the inoney after : « M / K- * m 0 ;» ithought I ^» li ' -it doijs . come hack ^ cmHheOenwaV PoM-o ^ orderj / i ^ il be ; very >" iM «^ : of tidit . 'J 6 tsii ^ hut I ; must sttbtaity . fo IWtt cflws , > W $ p Wicked b& of mymohey , ' ^ But , on ^ Tw ^^^ v th 6 rnir « r i lhy'msp went to the Post-office * ^ rid ^^ « ' if ^ here W ^ rfe any betters fbk Mr > 0 Qasrter ;?^ ' ¦" Yea , '' : v ? ss the . atsww . fe ** how mt ; #% rle ; they ^?" -asked ' ithe'Eirla ; ^ ; 3 s ;;! Sii ., ; rtplicil * ith 6 yrim ^ mvrle'olficsf ¦ 'She money ^ as iDi hiediatfly ^ v ^ ^ Lordship ' s : ^ ivkackmg" $ ller tia $ thri ^ iijtdi / te
Man f Mud : It wa $ ofriiwcseVfo : compl « iir , ' so the poarfislloxY was obliged' to . br ?! igit : np hcre f A ? r ( en I lf ? r ?* » ' 3 ' ^^ ^ > ¦ ¦ '¦ Tfc ^ . s ^ iti'Vy tp ^; ^ Tid'tdld hrffiv ^ tKat lie Ifad been swindled but of hss money . ' ' I-knew . ; that there was not thne lor it t 6 linvc been u | to jLb ^ rioN ; tend back agaihV l : lmivr that ; Mv . MOORE had no ri ^ lit to kcep ^ it fipm Sfttor ^ nigUt tvTitesrfay rnofeing ^ and I Ji gjtk ; sii (? d' ^ that if I hnd made it ) myf otvti y by vvrUing" Tupbii : it in black nik , thenttelt ; Mri Mobltfe . » iu < st h ' ^^ nteti'hiswn , by wnting vupon it in red i » k . ; And -XvpercdVcd some r ^ rjk ; writmg : updn ^ ^\^ . % ^^ out . ^ SoM Jtord'thehvaH <<; W * nif oY ^ ri ' at ^ rribyl' Khovj -n © % , : I . bfelitivei ; 'tcIciria'Wh ^ 6 jiihidhvuiTon the subject , ¦ # *¦ to ; whether this / ^^^^ ' ^ tr ansactiGri is ot tueaattiteoi sivrtMfa gi or UA ' c ' ninmori debt ; J - '
; ^ I / l ^ ve - ; th ) s ! raonierlt h ^ iird' ^ it' » itroiiB ' talks-of shootJiLg rriet doii ^ be 'iincja ^ , riiy Lord ; v ; he will rtifra ^ twtjbefore hetehoots # nie once . If we had had a riot j ^ tordayj a ^ isp ^ tcK etmld OTt'have : been iow ^ rdedrli ^ L 6 i . doHy ; bec ! Juge ^ KiLY was so drunk ; 1 uut woufl ^ haye been-very atykvyard , my Lord . '¦; . > , ¦ : ' . / . ' . \ ' - : - : - ¦ ' : "¦' ¦ ¦' . : - ' ; -: i :. ' " : ' ' . •'¦ . vVV . * ' - ' - ' - ' . < - ¦ : . ' ' ' ' 4 j - ' - / S '' '
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.. " '" . ^ r- *~^">|*«^^^ ciii » : T . ju . > ^ iiirtB ^ iWM . TiuwuUt aBa ^ -., '' ¦ - ' ¦ Tft ^ E ^ rroltS 0 WT ^^ g ^^ KUN ; s 3 ^ Bl ' GE ^ HE ? i . EN ,-r ~) S y Inserting ; the ; fbll ! bwinir case of iiijustice . ntid opjJvi'sM 6 n iu ;[ yo « r widely ffircrilat&t Jourun ) , yon *^ V- ' greajtly- -6 Mjgft ; -tha . ;' P ; iislofv < J 1 oriii " uiit ^ je , qounef ^ ed ;^ with titf ^ Glasgow , " Obtton Spiuiiers .,. ¦ : > ¦ ¦' •¦ . ¦ ¦ . .. ; '¦' . - . ; . "¦ . ; . ' > . ; :.- . :,. " " ¦; ,: ¦ ::: ¦ - . , - ; .. - : ; : ¦;¦ ¦ -. . C . ALISM > T ¦ . ¦ D , ^ C 0 tlNT , ' ' *** } -VjQMJJj ? rAU ¥$ fiM XniuwmiAjnE ^^^ jpuruulg ^ halaiidf the : Ton PanUd Gonstituejcy ; ^ t ? its' . fidy ^ class > v , ho arecapa ; 'iteoi o » ip ^ 3 flp ^ to tiie . ttd ^ rs ; o | . pf 9 iwrtj ,: zaiid' . u-t the , sau > B tiujei ^ tVnd to thL'r ^ htkaiid'interests of tli « labo ^ . nng ^ ^ ^ awji ' will have ii ¦ beaiVtifnl : illustration af
lnua ttwtoaiQKfj ^ g . niorccau < ten pi ) iiiid legation . From tlie grteitpersoual < jsertions " : -you : have made , and the / feep intei-ests you Kiwe taken in tlw latu triul of th « ( Jlosgow Ctvttotv : Spinney , $ < m will be firievedtc ) find that ahyclasygoi '/ iicotchuitfki coold bu iouud-so \ col-d : blobded , :--l . Bto t |^ ,-: nn ' d : ' . dyst'ituiio ''' -of everyfeaUire of hunianit ^ v liiqh YojluutHiy ^ hiidtiahs boablso much of p «^ e ^ gj . ast $ ( i ; foHo > y ^> gci ) iidHct cutii ^ u-part wiilprove . 'i'heCottonBjiiuiievs' ( Jv > mmittee < et' ra » sley , fceliag a deep jjitere ^ aa the whole procedure coiiiiecied : xitlv ' t !»? late tria ^' u ' poiipentsal of the ¦ " cvidiv . nte , " - Ctiilie to the eouyicJAoh ¦ : that tlie whole had b ^ eu a p | -ec 6 ; vccirt " ed ptojt iinon tlie ' part of tHa G overriineri t' and capitatists " of tlie conn , try , to niin ; tlJe / ¦ .: ' ch ara ^ . fer ^ . ¦^ a ^ d ¦ ' ¦ .. coiri pl dtvly
aesiwy li 11 those ' . wl » p had deinned it tl : « r duty to lead their fellow ., inen into a coilrso of ; iiuprovenieiit , and wlieii tUe yerdiot and Kentenco . arrived , lost 110 rime on calling ' upon theit . <; u « ntr ^ n | ih . to give expr ^ r sion to their opinion s ^ apxiblicjueuting :- ,. .. The rnodo of seoiuiriy ihij , ; chnte ; h : Vbt » loiij ! iug to the . community ^ r a . mcetiii ^ , in this pbceV if W havi : >^ a requisitiony feigned by . ; fitty « iectbfi ! , requt'Btiiig its iLse frmii . the magistrates ; 'rii ; s beiiig coiupMffUvwitl ! ,: nt-ither the ch ' nrch htannSers lior ti > e in . i aii . t _ rates utlre-. refnsiV it ., ; The Cottou Spujnei-s ' Comiuittce coniplied v , ith ; that . arrange 5 niiiit--kid -tlie requisitipn , " properly » igiie 3 , i . ' ^ f ory thei ' rovost , who , . ufU-r some . hours : ot tliie cliiliberatiop , : jsive ¦ a written oruer : for the ; use ofvtlu » cliiirca for . the
above , 6 cVns ;< m ..:- ; . Tiie . niaungwts wore 110 sooper infprmV'd of the . liberty given lh : m they settv * ote ijow thoy might Jrnstrate > ind m \ i a stop to tlie meetiiisy In . the iiieiin-. time bills xere : pftsted . througiumtU \ e town r ^ uven hou rspnor to the meeting . " The ¦ ¦ • ' nwgistratOa ' and ; hir . iias : ers of . the clinrch met in close diran in th « town clerk ' s consulting- room . The deputationifrom the Ooniiiiittee were kept in--BTrouter vuom durinj , ' tiit * ( lelibetotiori . At its close thu Provost putinte the hands-. of pup oi tlie ( leputatiou aletter at tlie sairie tiiheiitatu ^ vwbrvlly that the ivu 6 niwiti : cOHt ? inrtd in thH piucard was the cau . se-ot ' tJ } e chjirch . being rtiftised . ; i sertd you a , copy of the'lettij ^ and also biio of tha hand l > ills . " ' - , -y- " , ¦'¦" ..: ¦ . " - ¦¦ ¦"/¦ ¦ , > ¦ ' : ¦¦¦ ¦ ; ' ¦ :.. ' ' : .. - ; -,- ¦ ..-.: ¦ :, ' - "
CouncilChanfters , Pnwley , 15 th Jan . 1838 . . GeJutlemeifcj- — -. The . iuagistnitc * ,. . ' altar seeing' a hand bill of : this datis signed J ( imW " . Rtiertson , culling a public meetinrr of "; the ; iuhabitmit 8 tbis evejung , desirt ! . nxu \ to ihtiuwite , ttiftit ; they feimapt give their { toucHon to the proppsad ineefiug in the Old Law € hinch .- ~ l am , ueutleineri , : ^¦ - :: ; : ^^^^^ :: ¦ v ^ " : " -: ¦ 4 A 1 M ^^ P -: ^ ; . "A ^ KybjTcnieeting ' of ' thi 'fnnnfetanti wiH be held in tiie Old Latf C-hjnrch ,.-ort Mou ^ tvy cVeuj » g . the lltff ^ fcnuarj , qt fivti p'cl (> ck , for the purpose of njyiJSjaug . the evidence , verdic , t , and sentenctj , giveii upon the'inte'tri&l " of tho ( iluiijovy Cotton Siiinners , at Edinburati , on Thuvsilay lait ; : ' "' T ' . :
Fellrnv Workinen , H-A vertlict hrvs been given for despotism , luid theliberti « soi' working ihen have bean checked pa -tljeir bmvanl caweri ' ' 1 iiat" tiu iuinwyouracy of ihf . ' cbuntiy .: will follow it up , them is not a doubt , until the ri"lit of petilio ' niup ; be totally deiiiied you fry a servile PnrtlJiuieiit ,, . ' . ' The reniiAly is in your haijds ^ -inei't , niid in your fxipra ! streiigtu protest against the hyustice of coiideitVnintC nieu . 'to ' r the supposed crunes said to be d 6 ii « Ijy uithi'rs twenty yernss ago . Kenieinber thofe wns only oiio of a majority in the ; jury , and only thret' out of fourteen coanti charged ttgiiinst tlienv provec ! , and these threa ware of the . slightest :, nature . By prd&r ' of the coinniittee , '¦' . ¦ ' . ' '¦ . ' - ¦ ¦ - •¦'¦ ¦ ' ''¦ ;' - ¦ '¦' . . '¦/' -: ¦ JAMES P ^ TKRSON , Chairman ; : . [ The above was intended for insertion . ' -lastVveek , but tlie copy huvivig been -mUVaid ,.. diri not turn tip iutime . ---iins . l-v . .. :: ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ * . '¦>¦)¦ ' ¦ ¦ ;¦' - ' ' . ¦' ¦' : ¦ •• " - ' ¦ --
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TO THB : ED 1 TOBS OK THE NdnTHERk , STAtC _ GENTi-EMEiS—In ypur paper of January 20 th thew m an error in tho report of .-niv speeqlv auade at tha meeting in the ; Theatre of this iow ' a " , which ; makes it appenr tliat 1 shid at the coniniencemuiit of thu reiaTvof ( leorge 111 , that the interest-of the Nntiohiil Dt'i ) t uniounted tob rnillibiis , lind Vat the close 50 millions . What . 1 retilly . did J 5 uy yeas , that at tlw coihmencement of tlie reignof ( iecirge II ! j the tcixatioiv was 8 lnillioiis , and at ihe . close SOirullious . ( j entlemen , excuse . mu iiijjt cofrentiiig : the ^ above sooner , but 1 had not time ; ' Your ^^ publishing tlw above will oblige ,,. ; . :. ' . ¦; ' , '¦ ; - . - ; . ; " y - Yoiirs reepectflilly , . : '• -., ; : ¦' . ¦ ' JOSliPil TAFT . Rochdale ^ Jan . 25 th , 1838 : - ¦¦ ¦ - ; ¦ ¦ ¦¦ _ ¦ ¦¦ - ¦' : ]¦ , ' ;
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THE HUDDEBSFIELD PGl 2 TI ^ a- '' 0 PERA . TIVE CON ^ ERVATiyE" PEBAQOGUE , TO TIIE EDITORS OF THE : NO 8 . THE 1 RN STAR . ; iGentmbieny—Knowing the stjtte of your cplnmnH we have deferred commenting « h . " a speech dttnverbd at ihe White Hart Inn , on CliriKitna ^ -daV , by thti pi-ecidenjtof the Htulders / ield Intellectual ' irnprovsmeut Society , on the occasion ef . their iifcli anniversary- . The .- festival . was noticed in yoiir papery and the © ration nppearbd in ' the fi ^ axfJiiar < li ( tn .: 'rhe speech is chjeflj uiifade flgaihst certain individuals , who , somet ? nie a # o , belonnrftd to the ftbbye society , hut-vhov , mild nc * subscribe ; to the president ' s " » - h ons ^ f ; orthodoxy—aiid against innovation , interh » rded TOt ^ -bloster ,. twaddle , phUosopay run rnad
and ssaie of the cntdest : concfiptious ; ' in political economy . The orator is a schppl-rhaste'r , a " ptiet *' Kn& ^ Opefutive ^ oriscKHitiocf' » nilijome aliases which we shnii diacpTer-n ^ woproceeili ¦ As ah ^ owrotiveconserv ^ tiv ei lie so ^ itimes ii ^ rBs aByi c ^ presidpnt of the Iinddersfield « Loyal and Constitutional Socioty . On those occasion ? lie rarit * and" raves n ^ iu st Dem ocracy rtfa ^ Biirke .- In Marchila ^ -iiur lnflatod II « ro workeihaniBelf into the mpst frantic paroxyme on tlib AJnioa of Church and State , concluding-vrah / the followhiglaugun ' ge . . - « 'JSha } l ' * hat connexion he torri asader ? Let our flight Ilttltf islaiid . be Siibmerged in the waves , and every traitor to God and ; his country perish before suclra . calamity befal us . ;; . •;; .: ¦ _ : . ^^
PemhtlsA Mpfcushand that Would tnfce ^« ^^ . fe-ia * lie » ltavcr toriafrnru Itrii 6 wBr 8 ^ . "¦ . ' ¦ ¦ ; " { ^^;; " ^ f ^ yii ) b » tU flowedfeiU sake , ; Anditt Jail—ill it fnU-- ) haU Ijc mhUiiedivithuuA . -Klsfimense cheering . )—GeniieTrien , I ^ iv ^ ypvi ; tlie " Limrcli and iJtiHe ; nid Kp -Seijarafion . " Soii b- - ^ " Wjifc a jolly full botUe ?* Tne ¦ folli ^ ini . St-ulia would have wound up ' rapst adinirab'l y—r- ' r ; In vUin—m vaia : strikp other diorjs ^ " ' ¦ * FilHiigbf the < rnp with Simiaa win ^; " ¦ ' .. - ' ' ' ¦¦' ¦ Lrave battles to thei Turkish hordes , Aj ^« A «/ j / 4 fl 6 iW * f ^ cio '» vi& i »; ; / ' . ' Hurk ! risiiigtoUje ighobli call— . ¦' . ¦¦ : ¦ . ¦¦¦! ¦ s How anawera eaci imi Jiucclianal' .
in tact the whole exhibition wasei-ery way worthy of a" Sou « f Belial , 8 ovn with ^^ insoleiice and wiad ^ ¦ r atlwr than . of . a meek lollowfr p ^ Jksiis Christ , for whose relisiotthepresninpa tb play'the part ofViiittle Pope U If we torn frpmdm « LoyoP' to the « Intet JecmaJ displttjr we shall find thatonr poeitico ^ p oli ticdan stood on the ^ anxe teipoi-aS Tbrywm , and vral inspired by th ^ eun e funes ^ sf ^ omihatiwj , impai *" ¦? ^ u » tolerance , niorein £ aria ^ d by the fconten i * of the « joll y full botUe" / when . he aidreSlS . said soaatiesr-aud - »^ far ? as he Wai applaudeiibv » e respective ; menib < OToff each , ^> o r * theV hu rnyrnudons-i-read y . to dtioh ™»^ and iirfit noder the ^« eri ;; baan ^ . oC ; Me ^ t » u ^ tUe Iriuc ^ f djapnsfwi b y toe sword , ! ¦ . !« - ..:. $ . " : : p- i ' ^' : , ' - ^ r . . ^ . ' ¦' ¦ ' ' . % 7 b * ' ^ k bBToaet ^ jwl fte ^ flfekng WsSe- " V i .
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tluu it bo vvul ^ ton ^ no ^ to ster d play the H eJo ^ c ^ mwhjUi ^ l sw try ,, bytlv « pen ,. * bA < £ our » nuhastes Attve vi ^ r ^ uchTeason on ^ rs ^ r a ^ iro fPP ^^ to-li fcve |? rt ! matrire fcpur % e . *^ 'Ki ^ ibSbal " ^ ff istammtect-oui'tvro" abstractMrisi ^ kdVAYioij and JhBRKECTib ^ ^ he ^ reader wwd ^ tc&y : ^ tol * taaUiusb-jtwuis - are lii'tteliainla ^ fbp ' i ^ riSfiiL ^ pr the designuig more : stftf ting . pdiiats " . &r Va'Tre do-¦ ¦^ SP ? . *«»> v W to , roar ; up a ; stvycfrui ' e ^ f cxazy te h ^ - P" ^ ; v « ittnova ^ iaysh ^ As thipas ^ otioi . the ? W >>; W % g * its yKsdamis nerer so great as it . ai , peitrs . ; . ; : Tlobiuspn in . his Arcana , ! lias WelLp . \ % bso WM ? bout i » l \ oyRtiori ; After ¦ bwpgfnpticed tha ^ - I ^ ojik s nnd-Fnars tayi-tht ¦ tha ^ ; cht % -en were born with a creed iu , their xnoutlis :, "' &g . ' &b ;' " -. n& < evclainis ^ Intidvatt .- ! ' ETiglaiidto her-pniiss ' 'be it
, sppken , ; hns dono hothiii ' g ^ but inriovats '' sinc % hfe reign , » f HeiiTy ¦ .-. VJJ ^ h . ^ w act-5 ^ hew rnunufaqtPries -niiew law * -4 new diversions , all things We ^ jec&nte uduj . , Thfsiage knows . many things : the : la >> tAWas ignorant of , tlien&xt vv | 2 lTjri ^ n ) My ^ iiknp ^ n : td ! ia 3 Hiid hence thfl iiecessity of i ' requent ianbVaiibis . "y-Let ns iiot : » bGggle ; . nt ; tlie ; wprdv-Hi 3 ilt , ?/ , s % ^ he " Lotus change Hi vi p m ^ ay , we ciin . iievct : change the nature of " many " . Tliisstiemsto be an pbHTOe attack on the , doctrine that '' mari ^ s character is Tb ^ rapd 7 cj him ahchiptb y hiinj'Vbutlikelnaiiy ; piaer >< iisingelnioasppporients , ; li ' e tak «' carc ' . 'to" bifs-fto&VSfrqaiistifltt i fea « t tlitis : com ^ atfj ! ii rubnst er of - / He- own creatf / on . ' -The ^ iioea nofcrproppS 8 to fchan « otlie netliire- oPnisn , but
| his present character . cIf-Mr . D . exuiijirbie thisto be ' adislirjctiGii ' withoHt .-a diilerencc , thciihisargiir , ineut will have fcoumAvajght ; Rii > iti i ; . i ! -e .. ia . brit . an- ' atkeijtixttf . iuko . : ' . - ^ V . tf-dp . n ^ tia toH d | o .-tr ; espasisi , ' > fihch on yotir ; cdlarnns in . supj&ri ; of ¦ Socjnii . ^ ju , Bnt if we ; ( ' ¦ Giihot cliaii ^ e thtf ' c /> araci ; 6 r ' pf- mai > , y 4 uJ 5 a ' Ubn .-is . ui " a ivorse' pfe'JicaiuBli ' t than , even politics ! eGPnoiGy ^ ¦ ' whiclt . acfipfdiiig to pur ¦ sch p 61 mtist ; er , ; being : ncnmnthemilricin , aliattenipts'ritM of Cpuditiou site Jnbfeiir . d ;' . even iir spgcuiationf and ty . ber ^ sistVd jJirpracrJcef after the w ? Vfl ^ c riiann ' er of itlie Lf . ceilemoiUnnsy ^' . T / howhen' a ' certt 4 n ttiu 3 Jcian iv . ishing to . 'gaiiv en ? uii by his invention , ; r . ml' - svir ^ iass hiibrethreu , -.. 'hude . d one / string mare-tpi his fiddle , seized ' and brokp . lijs iustroiuent , ; : nnd bjxnishetlhini
from the city , ' estttenuiifj . thc iniipvatbr ^ though jel the lesot thiugii , . dan ^ enins to . iptiibtjc ^ g ^ ty ' . v ^ Vttv . bjightcertainly to . adinire ' ihp wjsaoni ^ pt , | : hc , said Lacedemoiiian . s . - As crilicism liowt'ver inighibo ilangerbus '• tp su ' ch : ' at 3 « iiTStif > ni we willleaye . thiBfjadle-breaker ? for the-love of Gpn ' se'rvntisin'i and crane to the stand--still ^ tnirleinan nt "home , hn d . p ttiinly ask ' ' his mean-, iiig . : An (] what ia it ? Why tl 1 e old- tals > ' t he system works Wfl | v > Jand ; : so it do ^ s ;¦ it' -wprks wel l for those . whTo " vget ; ifroni ^ for . ty ' .-tO' fifty miUiuris ft-year in the slttipe Jc » f . reiitd—; ain , d it niust be . . a ¦>' . glorious constir tutioii- ^ i that ^ sriiabjjis thi > ia to'd » sp . ItAvprks ¦ well , forth < 5 ^ 8 . \ vho fatten . 011 ^^ . a , tevenue ofirom . ibrty to Mif . iiuliip ' uiji nncl . it must bu . aglprious cpnstitutipri thateniibles them to do so and thus on to the end ifl
of : ¦»" : ljj n £ chap te r .: IVut does it Avpr ] : ; v . - ell : for the two millions aisd W half of . ^ s ^ ars Ireland ^ and th «\ fhbnsands ' of'ha ^^^ > Sc ( Stlan (] ,. '; who arc reincecl oven ' b el « w ff ish beg ^ an- , t <) live 011 1 } J . p ' ,-r head per die ' rn ? Pbcrf this systum ^ . rkv ; w . ell"for ; ti ! e ^ not'A-ithstnndiiig tho eoufideiit asbertioris ' of the philosophers of the Ner / --Morai-World , is -not attain-> M « by ^ niau , and agaiu ^ politicdleconpmyis anonmathematical . sciei ) cein which th « re areiioihcaremti ' , hntptvblMis quljr . " Thus ore we- stuck on the hbriis of u . ' . lnpst Inrrujdable dilenxma , nainely the Ibllbwing to which tha wlKJlp . argurueiif ; is . reducible . You lrmut not iniioy » tj ,:: be ^ se in ^ the , first piucejiis dnngerons , hn'rfrij ? riogiiide save " noh-rn ' atheraarical . sheticfr ; and . in the seroiid , supposuig the object to be feasible in itsslf , itwavidhcfCimteusciesi . seeiu « r
that perfection is- ^ not attainalile . by mail . " This is snfftciPiitly iirtelHpbltv and it sfervbf . to explain a curiosity 'f . espectiue the nbii-ihnpvators , which 13 , that they are th « " Number one' * gentry , whb l \ appening to-lia ?^ tlieirbread hiitttsifeiil and their cake bakedj c ; vre not a jot lor { he rest of theAvb ' rldi It haa ^ bpen suid , if tl : iKg » were as bad as the'd——1 cpnldinnUo thera , tluiy vrould bein'Atchl ^ ss for-sni ' n ' e-• bod . ) V ai . id we ; f ! nd that every age h ; . s echoed thb senseless cry of ;*» Bewure of in ^ oy . -itors . '' As : it is not otiriutoiition to trouble you ; vntlt long letters , - ' ¦ . it ^ iu \ l \ > tv par ; ttisfe next week to . eiiter more into ; detail respectiitfr the * ' iwrtwiritifhernaticnl . ; sfeierice , " and also ; we iaiye iiptice that ere loiig' we vrill expose the wretched spphistrj- and . ^ iiil ? f hrtbtt . thilt" weekly make their -apwaraiicuin thj » Hatifaxfjuurdiun . , >< ; -AV ; P lire , Gentleman , yotir ' s ' , cfec I . H ^ : Huddcrsfield , yi ¦ ¦¦ r-.-M ' - / - ' -r . ' ' ; ¦ ; ^ - ^ .. R B '
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: ' ; A ^ SWEIl TO EEAlJTy'S TEAR . ¦ : ¦'¦ f LrttliMn . ialJeJnity ' sTjinre ^ dBliglit , ' - m ; : ; ' ; ^ y . hocansqtfioltcr lka ^ ty ' awoai *; ,: . . ¦¦" ¦ '¦ ' ¦; 4 Mv i ^^ ' \ enlr !» ncc ! d . " '«} j ) ' tlk 6 . 8 ^{ lit . ¦' .. [ ' : lVgafiMessbfihehiatocauak ; . ' Or jojr , or | ffi « f , or hope , OT few , ,.- .: ItinattursH 6 t , ; 'tiaB « auty '» Tcar . ' . '; In truth , ¦ itAojBia . bfeTalno . lbijfh ' j-. ' - '¦' ¦ >' ! ' ¦ : :. J ' or oft its WBi ' ia great indeeu ; - '" - ¦ ' ; '' '" ¦¦" '¦ " ¦ Oit tlie sawo causa thitt fills hor cj-e-, ' ; ¦' - - ¦; •¦ :. ; . . \ ' ' ' : ' : ' 'M »| c 9 at ^' . f ^ T . snn ' :: fer > 'a (; art ' to , lAedl . . - . . . ¦ t ~ ~ .-: TJhi » 3 o 93 ' . ' pf ' . - ' what . shtfl \ eldinost ; Ue aj ; ¦ ¦^' r 4 »^ tiie | xrjce ; or ; E ev > uty'i (^ v . 4 r . ; , .. . ; . ; . ' . ; . '¦ : Eckijid the ^ . liaple ^ s , ram'd . muid , ' ' — - ; ¦ ' livlih'dof UfT yirtueanil her fame ; : By souiu pi'rticlious wretch betrayed , . . And' left , a-prey to jcriet' iintl-rSlMihe . ¦/ . '" ¦ ¦\ . 8 liS ; iri ^ isy « ne . Trsejisj ' - jr # telie . ufidr . ; : ' ' Jtuj libr ' el tlie Teurj of Beauty are . Or ijje the nopi" n ^ RlPctpd \ Vifo , Lrft , bj r { jit bnuijl Lord , to mourn ; : In lniflnignt w » t <^ ing » , \ TH 6 tc her life , .. \ V . iiihiug , yi ' t , dJ-eadinj ; , liia return ; ; , Anil tall int \ if tht ; tpi > w that roll DovTia liuf fair chiielcSj jilight yoiit iioul . Or just ons ether Sfene > ttenii , : , . ; . Vilicre giiowprs dfJieuutjr ' a Twits are sie 4 ; -. ' .. ¦ yfhorH . Mother , Daughter ,- ( Siatei ^ Friend , . . AnjifWiFB , Hurroiind thij dyiag bid . ' , Gvw . eon tWlovel ygwupi fiistresj'd , ¦ ¦' ¦' Aiulsavt » hatnip ' tiirea tillyoaribreast . / n < I , if you still d ^ Hjlit tQ sen ' " ' . ; '¦ .. ¦ il Tu « 'i ''« ai ' "iat dwells in Beauty ' s eye , " If notV ^ lnjvoa ttis Ravth , thwiibe : - Cui . give you . liuclvcxtatic , jny , . ¦ . ¦¦ • ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦; " ThenUkB your choice , letme , tho AThile ^ Jlut livo hi Beauty's beaiiteoVw smile . ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' " ¦ ' '' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ '¦ ' ¦ ' - ' ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦ v ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ; ^ --T-
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LIKES ON : THE COJMyiCTrON OF THE GLASaOW COTTON SPIKKERS , ¦' . " ' [ . ' ( For the Northarn Star . ) , " . ; And is it so ?^ -rMust qna despotic will , ¦ Urilivuuberedbioaata withuaujelewaii ^ tiiahfill ? .. "; .. Jiluat hisopinion like the sutioum's blasty : . Make labbWVJHacetiil . cot a barren . " ¦ jv «» st «! . ? - \ VU 1 Albion bear it—Kiiiprea » of tlii ' Sea- ^ V .. Whose proud « 8 t : l'oast Was once . * '• My soh 3 ate free" ? VVheres now is freedom ' s ArkV by tempeata drivea Qn rocks , rbliistral by the bolt of rie ^ veii ? / ' ; llis tli ^ vproud vtMt ^ l aunk beiittath tho -ivavej . No hi ' -lm to giiide—no pilot ' s hand taflaye ? : Ha * liberty tursuokliortav ' rite land ;/ T ' ciyct her thtonoUjKiTi ; some fpreign attind ? ¦ . () r forher nuuii . Tpus crimes must Britain tkll * ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ y . . ilnrlj'd to destruction ; by ihoLord of ; aJJ ? ¦ .. .-,: ¦ .. .... ' . ' . ' . . 'Alaa- ! alas I—^ tho lUsniaVcause ia here— -. .
, - .. ; Jiaribihrs to hiau , ^^ wUh « lavkhv > hiecifeai ; ! , ' : , . ' y- To : etniittUourVioiiH and bbiiesufosold ,. . . ' Asid Stammon bouiUs tW xmbotindod power of gold . ' . Scatered ; divided ; bound with slavurv ' s . chain- ; * ' We aiouTivand 8 igh—but mourn and ^ igh iu Tiiu ' . . ' £ x > t . lo ' . a feir brave , fearless , ^ forking iuon " , ' . liarc dared to beafdthttiaonster in lai den >' Jinred to resolve thiit whtn theytbil ^ for bfoad , ¦• .-- ' . ^ kleikst their ' wires-aid children shall Mc . ' te& v And whut ' a the Usue . ? Glaagow ' . tell fhirtalo . ^' ... ' 'Td ? Bao > f- (;* ii'd-mu \ uitou , ;» s 4 t 6 'tii > niUevateV '' ' . 1 VU it , in uiawoni'groans—in children '« cries , . . Till earth repeats it ^^ totheljatenlnjj : 8 kie * : TeUitmUeL'jj-tonedoQtUinlsceaaelewfojir ,- — ¦ ¦ r J * i \ iim } t ) ixmicT ' av 6 ke , ( iijm » hoTei 6 KhdTe ' V' \ 'lV 111 t , wh e ** c ! irem ? d ' wjaaij ' . jn . s ; io . ncii . 8 l ^ ,-l ; Tellit v . here hurricuhen in fuTvaWeeb :
^ eU , toJi : teniity , this blot of fl'iiBe > - : ¦ ' ^¦^ .- v ' 'T- - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' .. TI ' » t . 'V ! ^ ^ ' s ' -com ^ * tw . tt . ' 8 " 4 *'' S * l ' S'crini * .-'¦ ¦¦ . ¦ A ^ ^ - ' ' . t ' b ??^ lu : jrei * n ^ . andBijh 5 redo . nna ' i - ; Andfcahpnr . ' * prostratecbildreh kisi the ground . ; ' Qratng the monstrouscar ^ lqng thu plain , ' Midhe « p « of-carnage , and b ' er hbate of slain ? * i > ^ ' : ; : jHa . T-tet the cnUie ^ echo through the ekiea- : •• ' ' ! ; : ; Ri 80 meu , b / . KnfiIand , son * of lttbourrige : '¦¦'• • •' - ' ¦¦"¦;" Berirrii ; tesolwd ; niiite ; and burst th ? cliaJn — - Tritunphaht beat the VictihiH home again . ' - .. Go , Labour , go v approach the regal thton * .. By thee upheld ; b y thee » u * iained , alone ; ' ¦ Aad naunil in Enyknd ' B rcjisd Maiden' 4 ear '' In tones at 6 ju » respectftj } , boid , and dear '"' - " The startling truth , that gtotewuenseldoiatelL ; Xha » pence uior cuncord , i » ^ herreulin can dwrU ; fuleqnal Jaws shall eqUairigUtaaecure .
And Dima in common iiitcreiitg rich aud poor : VQq ^ llh ^ ut ueir name , ha 8 pa 8 sed ^ aaoo ! n , : ' - ' ' - - - ' " > To tear Stc hQiie ^ jabovireta , from their home ! . , Who « onljr cnine waa . daring tc-demand L » bour b fanr jrotit from the iaurdi ? rpus hand Of (^? iTAL |^ ho 8 epestaeutJalLjeath ¦ '¦' , Ila « dragged itathonaandato the ^ hkdei ^ f ae attt . 'i : - _^ o tp ^ he aU ^™ of , y » e- - Almighty . Snj / v ; ¦ . •' , ¦ - Where bnghtl y burn ^ eaacrificuil lire j -J i - there yonr wivea arid children , one by one , , ¦ Ante , binding low fcef pre / th' Eternal Throne , < ^ wcar . ^ p , «^« , ho \ yleiori , tocojuttne r , - ¦ 1 ; To hlotthis outrage ftowi the rolls of tine ' ;• ¦¦ . ' Swear * fitli ' rei : slt ] cs « niight to rend the yoke , Aadahow the ^^^ world eaca chain of ^ la ^ eryrbroket : '" . ' , ;¦¦ - ¦ ^ e * ruiunbioken plM » liittxtaremain' ' ^ . .. ' . '¦' . ¦ ¦ : Till LabourV bauifiht'd bous return iiLjain , ; ; , ' ,: •; . , ¦ -U- ,, , :: - ' -: ' ¦ ¦ : ¦ : ' ¦ ' ¦ ' /¦ ' : ¦ ¦ '" ; ¦ . - . ¦ .- . -V . T . B . SMITH . ' v V Hull , January 21 . 1 S 38 . ; v ¦ . - " : ; : ^
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ORIf ^ JNAL PQEMS ^ Bv Edward ; Al ^^ . ; . ; . . :. ; ¦ Manche ^ ter ^ Clar ^ j ^ tOji ; ,: > . ; .. ;; ¦;•" ¦ Wecansu ^ p osefevr circun ^ tances le ^ i ^ rarable to | tHe grdsrfti ; and ( ostenng of ? oe ' tic 6 eaiw than thp ^ : tnnidwhW the ^ author ot this njt ^ cbffiifcioE hasbeen pMigbftc wend the be& ^ a ^ airbf hw liibi BrpnghtfupWudrt < he ; dio , " and'du ^ t , and iuufy *^ rnen ^ and . distraction oP&dbttfteynaiyf die inaPur ^ andwtincialatanosphere ofwhiehinigatseerri'fetst of allcahatfsted tpcatprdthQnifeains'or' rfespirationtb the " 8 pn » e . jntia ief . ;} -JThe-fire of native euMsi U iijfey ^ raspects jjo ck ^ a ^ toceBi The ¦ dldd »
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turnedaip i > y the ^ plough which ; wis iioldeif 1 st llaas--hands , ot Buros ; the tl > le ^ ,-nio . unt * a «» : « ate : ; j » &ia&-. « i ¦ , I ' ergifsou wUii 3 er . ed ^ aJter ; tlie sheep , and ¦ thaii 3 r «| gr heather . ori -Mliichi Ke --. - Vrfts i ^ inS tWresf ^ 4 ad V 4 { jav ^ sra « rhovel 6 f . the- Aiillagjl ^ o ^ auUi ^ r jii ^ hich . ; BipOTsfeaSfe .. soloujr p ^ ed the . awL , coxddiiptphral ^ ai * th e-eBS ^^?^ of nativdjtiil ^ t , » ov p ? pvfeht itfroTn feniqargin *' swrfap !^^ the gloom ; hy \ yhich ii-. ' ^ as surrounded ; vso- li ^ SSsn ^ . --could .-the niufky ^ atraosplierq ' of a Glasgow CtsSisss :. > i Mill , repret-s the ^ ^ ardency : of PoetiefiiBiu tftebss&j&Z ? f Ki *; ei <\ Allan . V This ; litti ( jBjir ^ pk JAjMO ^ iecjGwe ^ OI ? addition to ^ Oie thp ^^ d 8 ^ w , th ^ ich ^ thev » e ^^ -1 J ., thehjstory , anath-ilite ^ tufe pf piir . coon ^ . tosBas , ^ - TIT rlliJ Ivni . r ii 11 o 4 t , ^ i „*• • »! . "Ji Llit ' - ' ¦'¦ ¦ ¦¦ . " . : ¦• ¦ rV ¦ ' ¦ l * vt » - ' ¦ -. ' ¦ : uiw
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y \ .. H ^ LLTEMPEB AN ^ E EI G ^^ E ^ M ^ M ; Tln 3 Taluable little coadjutor in , thVgr ^ t ^ TT ^ PP ^ ' social refortnationj we perceive ^ ti ^' - I ' fi ^ ieS ^ afe- * steadily , audimprpvingly . y We are gla ^' - w& 3 fesw ^ .- ; that it does so . 'Tis a good > - sign * . ' KpvKvieait& : * gp | K ^ : , . well assured that so ; long as ^ pur / icnhiappy ¦ c ^ ut ^ rrS ,,. men pennirtheinselves taba ^ ^ slayes pf theJdegsJKka ^?' vice , iroih- \ fliich it is ; tliermaiu and . proifesseil ;«^ w *^ ^ " - ' - ?* t ^ . M ^ Mri udic ^ to ; , e ^ ano ^^^ is but sinall chance tor : 'the . puward progressoi soafekii .
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Feb. 3, 1838, page 7, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct991/page/7/
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