TO THE INDUSTRIOUS PORTION OF THE Patrick M'Nu'ty, of Keady, County . Armagh , and MIDDLING CLASSES. his two respected ntiahbouTs, Mr. Smith, ot Uiiot-m- streefc , and Air. B. Magufre, of Nor'tii Aiiao-sircec. - LETIE B n. These two gentleman took twelve .- months to.study Gestxehek.—I think that the public mind is the rules and objects of the Association t ami its f&irly made up upon two points, Firstly, that the objects and general tendency ; and aft -.-r tiic most they have come for ward ts j .in B proved & iaakrre , secondly, mature .consideration , " Reform Bill" has , and it, aud to give it every aid: in their power. Tueir that" do Government can represent this country in own words are that they never knew of any Associa- accordance with the public interest -which refuses to tion but this one establishment in Ireland, for trie rednee expenditure to the capahility of the nation to benefit of Jhe whols people, without rdki'-sus or sec- tarian distinction and one of the reasons w iich it. Under these circumstances we are to con- , bear AND LEEDS GENERAL ADflROFISEm kept them back so Ion* from joining it, was entirely Eider how a Government, not acting upon the ahoTe owing to what Mr. O'Conijell so of :en said about it ? principle can hold office . ot illeg3lity~(hear, hear.) He pledged his professional Politically speaking, the Whig middle class voters reputation that it was a trau?portabie ofl«n?e to TOL. Y. NO. 241. SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1842. ,SS' ' belong t» it ; dlii not ar to be in a woeful minority, as compared with ™^S° but finding thas that pledga appe deter the people from jj ining, he then Had recwrso ory constituency ; and we must presume that the T wow, believe me, gentlemen, that all tariffs and Times, the Whi g Gua rdian , and the Whig-Radical Hull Additional nominations to the General Monday Evening.—The usual weekly meeting to personal abuse, calumny, and vitJiperawq 'n— (fy*ar , constituency are not in favour of Tory — ihe Whig income-taxes, and " will-o'-the-wisp speculations" to Advertiser would play the same destructive and Council :—^The Rev. William Hill ; Mr. William was held at the room in Aston-strebt, oii Monday hear.) Ye)r after all, the Society ; is proiperin^ : principles. Yet do ibe Whig voters remain a3 a Cheesman, joiner, Edgar-street Potteries ; Mr. Samuel evening last, Mr. Charles A&hton in the chair. The truta and justice will uhiraassiy prtvail over pp ju- keep our expenditure by taxation up to its present anti-Chartist game, if it did not exactly suit the , dead weight, exerting their influence no farther than Pulford, tailor, No. 2, Dagger-lane; Mr. George Barker, minutes of the council were U en read over, from dice and error. Th9 aeecssirw> of thoss gsntienieri amonnt, must and will fail' and then, instead of the classes for which they respectively write ! Now, passed a re- to our ranks aSords one proof to assist their fallen party now and then with a engine filter , Jessamine Cottages, English-street. which it appeared that the conncil had ac any rate—that of press of the country, the rulers of the country, the just answer that ; and allow me to remind you of a solution of resigning their offices. Mr. Bough the power of truth over falsehood and misreprs:- shore upon some not-yet-exploded crotchet. Beading. side leaders of sections, and the political spouters having few very striking facts. Clayton is dead; Hoey is —A publio lecture was delivered here on moved and Mr. Lynell seconded a motion, to rescind sentation. You are well aware that though comparatively Tuesday, by Mr. Wheeler, of Londen, on the '• Su- Mr. H; Clark secon ded prepared the public mind for the only change which a cripple for life ; Duffy is a dying man ; Holberry that part of the minutes, on the grounds of the whole the mo%». your union periority,of the Democratic form of Government." Mr. council not being unanimous on the subject. Mr. Mr.,Hudson sad that he wW. acquainteH widh anaihilated as & party, yet nevertheless can save U3, they will find society reduced to chaos dead, and his wife an idiot; Peddy still lingerB in James, at the conclusion of the lecture, addressed the White supported the motion, and affirmed that they hundreds in his ovro line of businessor trade (brick - with 4,000 ,000 of an organised body, would meeting in consequence of the complete and signal failure of his living tomb; Frost, Williams, and Jones are with groat ability. had no right to proceed in that manner; he moved layer) who were saost anxious to join thenj , fcu5 make the incorporated force cf industry too poTVfir- their artificial policy. bani &hed their native land, while every single soul London Delegate CouNCiL.-^Mr. J. Dowling in an addition to the motion, that each member of the who were deterred from doina no, text they would ful to be successfull y resisted by our oppressors. To council who wished to resign, should tender his be denounced by Mir. O'Conneil and h'ia tyYatiiibal Gentlemen, allow me, in conclusion, to submit a who led the brave into the pitfall , and then abandoned the chair. Tho Secretary reported from the Com- ¦ ' your inactivity, therefore, the people are justified in mittee fur dra wing up rules and regulationSj and resigna ion to the meetinc. After a long discussion satellites ; and thas f orce their ' einpioyc-rs to dis- simple proposition for y our consideration. I will them,areeitherskulkingat home,living happy abroad, charge thsm, lest by keeping them ascribing their every calamity and sufL-ricg ; while also from other parties with whom he was deputed in which the retiring members, Messrs. Williamson, th-sj would lose suppose society to be divided into one hundred or provided for by the Government they so faith- to correspond. Saunders, White, and others took part , the motion their business. The day way when the people wero the same cause justly deprives yon (in your jJresect Reports were received from various different classes, the labourers constituting one fully served ! Now, is that to bo denied ? The localities, and a resolution received from the Broinp- was carried almost unanimously. Messrs. Lindon, afraid of Tory tyranny, but there neverwas such an reduced state) of sympathy from any party. In of the one hundred. hero who would have recklessly sacrificed the whole ton and Kensington locality ; it was resolved that Fussell, Newhouwe, Welsford, and Stewart , then infamous system of tyranny practised % Whig- . or resigned, and Messri. White, Talbot Yaxdley, Tory, as that which is now UP.blushihg5j practised short, jou have forged your own chains, and wear It is admitted by all that of the West Riding of Yorkshire took shelter be- the Committee appointed to investigate the charge , " ihe people are the against one Ryan, Bough, and others, were nominated in their by file Liber.al O'ComieLi party. H<; ( Mt. Hudson) them with a becoming obitquiesness. and fled J while the Editor of of its members be dissolved, and that legitimate source of all power " while it cannot be for hind a flour sack, the matter be investigated in open Council on Sunday places. Mr. White then gave a report of the proceed- was told in this very roos by an O'CouneUUe . thav saved J\ ow, gentlemen, with an infan t war in India, a moment denied that labsur is the foundation of all the Sta r, whose advice and prompt exertion next. The swia of 4s. 2d. was received from the ings of the directing couijoil, and afterwards moved the house they were i& ought to be burned, and every one in it who didi and another in China, both requiring expensive wealth. Now, my assertion is, that the ninety-nine the lives of thousands, and spared the carnago that Shoemakers, Foley Place. Credentials were received a vote of confidenuo With regard to tho political not a«ree with O'Connell. from Mr. honesty and integrity of the' . -retiring- councillors, (Hear, hear.) Was ever ¦ Tory tyianny equal to nursing ; with a staiving population in England, classes (not including the labouring class) if enfran- ambition would have produced, is still at his post. Swatton, from Hammersmith, ' ¦ : - ¦ .: ¦ " ¦ ; which was unanimously agreed to. The caso of this '? • • - , - •• .;. .; Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, all requiring force to chised to a man, woald not, nay could not, justly " These (indeed) are times to try men's souls." Queen's 'Head, Cambridge-road.—Mr. Duffield Messrs. Mason, Chance, and others, who have to Mr. H. Clark rose aiid raid that when bo joined , lectured at this place on Sunday evening last, fhe Irish Universal Suffrage Association keep them down j with a idle aristocracy increasing represent their unitedly enfranchised community ! No man has wisdom who would say " starve on" to appear at the Stafford and Worcester Sessions in a be little at a prodigious rate, whole all the land in the country Their interests would be antagonistic; they would to a goodly company, and gave great satisfac- few-days, was theti brought forward by Mr. White, expected trial any circumstance Bhould e?er arise tho starving man ; and no man has courage who tion ; Mr. Spencer in the chair. A vote of thanks to when a defoaoQ' ' which wonfd make him tee] so proud still remains in possession of heads of families, and endeavour to gain advantages the one over the other ; <J0fttmifct6p consisting of several most as hs taen felt. would be placed in a false position by the jeers and the lecturer, chairman, and host, (Mr.