?/' /7s- /#-/ ?y - '/;i r 4. *x ' &" rr- . /Jfs> < TO THE IMPEEIAL CHARTISTS. honest with Ms constituents, he will be re-elected, If dishonest, the sooner he is diummed out rf society to My dfjlb FBioros,—-It is all-important at the tune of " the rogue's march" tha bolter.. this , tenif a per- critical juncture that we shoald take stock of our Payment of Members of Parliament is just son devote his services for tho good of the community, it concern, It requires so small share of resolution 13 only reasonablethat he should receive bin rapport frora to go on year after year in the agitation of a canse" it, thus ihe represented and the representative will which apparently presents no new feature of posi- be placed upon mutual terms, .by enabling the peopl* to support their teprescntative without ! suhjectinz ti?e progression. A party, and €«peeiaUy a demo- Tpearoij him to the temptation of receiving: the ¦ cratic party, straggling for power, is easily put ont ' ; - ' ; ¦- '' : ¦ - ' : ¦ ' gol& - . v: : " - -:\;-; ;r .: .: ; , ; .;¦ -;- v . - . • . of coneeiiwith their best exertions'; becauseits pxo- No Property Qualification is necestary, to enabl« grass can only be indirectly tested, while the power __ AND LEEDS CTNIIR^ Apf| people to choose men of ability from every rank la E|teEi> iniegriSjv ^1 Whom of the weakest and the meanest party in office c&n society—men of Donesty and sterling it is can for we are that show its influence by direct and palpablefmeans. the'r^ople confide ; satisfied not . T0I. the number of acrea a man possesses,' ' nor the depth of Our* is the under-current of agitation. In . Y. ISO. 228. SATURDAY, MAECH 26, : hia puree, that congtftutes the proper qualities for a W^- : ¦ ; : ;v^ ; ¦ ¦:: ¦ - ' ¦' ' • ¦ ; - ' ¦" •¦ ' :; ; ¦' - fikct, we are the body; faction is but the legislator. ;¦ . ; , ¦:-. , . ; - ; -; :" ; . night-mare which presses Working men ! you ha Equal' Electoral mean that each Member upon us. But let re, thank God, learned ABEBGAVEN!TS\—Mr. Edwards, of New- SALPORD.—Mr. CamBbel^ secretary of.-'the Ex- MANCHESTER.—On Sunday evening last, the Districts us take stock of the last twelve months how to estimate truth, and virtue among your own port ecutive, delivered ail interesting and soul-stirring Chartisb's Room, Redfem-sb-eet, was crowded. Mr. shall be retnraed by an equal number of voters, and not , lectured in the Chartist Association Room, tbafc Harwich, with a population of 4,29?j shall as at and see whether sr no, although divested of order ; and now I proceed to charge Air. Joseph Frogmore-street, on Wednesday and Thursday even- lecture here on Suuday evening, to a numerous aud John Murry, a Radical of fifty years etanding, and one respectable of the League victims at the Hall of Science; was called present return an equal number of members with Maa- all direct influence, we bare indirectly and Sturge with insincerity in recommending ings, the 16th and 17th instant. Mr. Davis, of audiance. In the course of his address, r success- a peace/al he gave an interesting account of hi3 late tour through to the chair, who on pfesehting himself commanded the Chester, with a population ef l85 ,022, and rnany other fully beaten the united enemy in agitation for the Charter. Tredegar, also spoko on the principles. These meet- ' the varions shapes ings have given general satisfaction and the cause the coantry, and the prosparous condition of Char- sympathy of the whole meeting. After a few pointed equally nnjoat inequalities. None can object to this they hare presented , who have any notions of justice whatever. in which themselves. Now, then, my dear friends, all of you who respect goes bravely on. ti3m in tho metropolis and other places which he had zamat-ks, he introduced Mr. Q. Connor to address tbe Firstly, then; within the twelve months we have your own order and visited. At the conclusion of his lecture, Beyeral assembly, "who did so in his usual spirited: manner for Fellew working men, we have here briefly explained the poor person's morality and HAWXCBL-On Saturday last, an intimation by persons the principles of the Pdople'a Chaiter ; we opnsideB successfully triumphed over internal treason, word, hear this. bell was given of a lecture by were enrolled. On Monday evening, the upwards of half an hour. The Chairman next intro- Some time ago, a deputation of Mr. Davies the same Chartists met in their rooms, Great George-stret t, duced Mr. D. Boss, the gentleman who about two years them to be imperishable and as eternal as truth itself; although that treason was backed by previous female Chartists of Birmingham evening, when, although the notice had be«n bat very for the purpose aince held a discussion -with Mr. J. Leach, therefore we call upon you to inyeatlgalie them. We waited upen Mr. J. partially circulated, of discussing Mr. Sturge's declarsb- on the Sub- ^ character and long imprisonment. We have beaten Sturije, upon some political a very goodly company con- tion for a full and fair representation of the people. ject of the Corn Xaws, and who left the League in - con- offer the, right hand of fellowship to ail men; and will question. Among Other vened ; and by tbeir hearty -pladdits, as also their the " new more." subjects, the Charter Several persons addressed the meeting, and ' they iseqaence; He is a cl«ver speaker and a ; valuable and unite with them ; bat all union must be on principle, , and the people's meansof acqui- terms of congratulation , evinced the highest satis- ' and not on expediency ; it must be based upon the) Secondly ; we conquered one of the most deep ring it oume to a. unanimous conolusion, that there could usfcfal advocate of Teetotalism. He made a --.ppwerful; , were discussed. Miss Grove, as high-minded faction. During the evening intelligence was given not ba a full eloquent, argumentative, and convincing speech in important: resolution agreed to by us, namely, that aa $ and dastardly plots ever hatched 3 of preaching lor the following notwith- , fair, and free representation of tha by our pretended honourable and highly-accomplished a young lady as day, which, people without the whole details of the People's favour of the principles of the Charter, and was received union with any party mnat be1 for the whole Charter, friends, and which was first standing being extremely cuid, and hazy weather, * : made manifestunder the breathes, was the organ of the deputation, and she is Charter.- : . ' withi loud applause,. and gained universal admirction. unmixed with any other question. We seriously ex- auspices of the memorable Fox xsd was well attended. Th» Scripture provision for the Since he held the discussion with Mr. Leach, he felt hort you to form your respective trades into the National Goose Club at my authority for what I now state. After Mr. equality of human [.nature was tie subject of the 3RIGHTON.—At a meeting on Wednesday even- Leeds, and which, if successful . ing, in last convinced that nothing short of the Charter would prove Chatter Association ; an Association that Is usingevery , was to have Joseph Sturge had heard the deputation, he said : discourse. week, Btroiig resolutions, in reference to constitutional ineatis to carry into law the People a remedy for existing evils. His exertions and abi- ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ' 's " ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - the Maiiohester ;- ¦:¦ ¦ ¦ •- ¦ - .: ¦ .;¦ ¦ ¦ : : adopted all over the outrage, were adopted by the Char- : . - - ./ -:¦ , been country. Place, Hume " The people of this Charter. country never can effect the re- A Generai Meeting of tae Association took place tists of Brighton, and the meetin/; expressed its con- lities he pledged should for the future be devoted to the and the disappointed " new movers," were the con- guired change, EXCEPT BY THE SWORD, on the 21st instaut, when a request for a few friends tinued and progress of tho Charter. Mr. Ross is a teacher of elocu- . ..let the trades ceme out in the Majesty of their and .unabated confidence in Feargus . O'Con- strength, and unite * eoctors cf plot the Beeond. WHES THET ABE HREPABED FOB 7HAT to confer wi'Ji the "new move" gentry and middle nor, Leach, Campbell tion, an excellent poet, a consistent, Btraigit-forward, with tte rest of the workijigl , MY ARM , and bthera, who there, in classes,- and: march forth from conquering to conquer, The hnaiainty-mjmKerB, who affected so deep » IS AT THEIB SERT1CE." class upon the Sturge Declaration was discussed at defian ce of hired iuffianB, fearlessly advocated the honest man; and will prove a powerful auxiliary to the cause in Manchester and district. until every man can look upon his fellow and say—wa sympathy for-the jj lack slave, was the next move. considerable length, but declined, on the ground of People's Charter. , Now then, need I say another word than merely no concession of any points of the Charter. The plan : Brown-stbeet.—There was b numerous attendance are free. Let there be no more apathy j thsre is no That was got up under the auspices of the des- to ask the AUU3-RTON— At the weekly meeting on time to be lost ; be up and doing; bring the devouring working people to consider and reflect of organisation next came under notice, and was Monday, resolutions highly disapproving the coarse here on Sunday evening. Mr. CK Hargravcs was called ponding about-to-go-out-Whigs, and at the head of upon the inflammatory ^ referred to the consideration and arrangement of the to the chair. Mr. Griffin delivered a lecture on the monster—-class-legislation--to the ground; Let youe speeches of the diseomfitted of Messrs. Philp aud Vincent wero adopted ; and every effo rt be put in inotioa ; convene your shops an<| iV was placed the imperious name of the Great Repealers, and then reflect upon Mr.