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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
fOctr, 15, 
upon 
been incule: 
n many misguided | The proceedings 
commenced with Lord Abinger’s charge to the 
classes of 
ment, and a conspiracy acting consistently with the rip tern ict be 
contained, the concocting and issuing it would fe high treason. 
sO 
the eontrer yt 
he shou 
do See tak candbentinnts: rapa 
ha 
Witil 
stated that he 
ce on any one who ha 
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“ 
een shown in 
ment — wr ere seen; 
ve been more 
ar 
before gn I abuses, and the only Grand Jury. It dwelt particularly on the different 
cars utting themselves in possession of such a share of | offences, and en és a even more largely into collateral subjects 
parton Basin e€ to vind heir own rights, and | connected with the condition of the people than his rote sg s 
sinlenigye es es again oppression, y the enactment of address at Chester. “4 ‘it does not appear,” he said, ‘* fro any 
what they call the People’s Charter. In what a strange situa- | evidence heard, > were 
tion this co’ be placed, if those wh have no property engaged in ‘these “excesses pavpan of the high price st provi- 
were to eponderati yoice in the making of the | sions, or the want os Jabour. What eave rise to the immediate 
laws! These “anbappy men do pot consider that the first object | occurrence whi ch was the a ga of these teanand ns 
of civi society is the establishment and prese ation of pro- | has not at present been ascertained. Whether it was 0 to 
perty, the security of person. What, then, would be th sapradenice or to the indiscretion of any of the master sac voy 
state of any country, if multitudes wer make the laws fo rers ray it originated in the schemes f any persons who 
regulating property, or were per itted to employ physical force considered that a general turn-out mi be advantageous to 
to restrain —— from employing their own labour accord eir peculiar political objects ; or whether, when “ commenced, 
ing to- — tog n jadgment, or  piohig 3 g their subsistence ° it as itm by greater acti 
The foundation of civilised society may be considered to consist vity in gistrates—all these are matters at present left 
in the ae of pr = — — the secu rity of person ; and ie in falta pes which time alone _ develop. ut certain 
these two objects were r ety it is, from the nor to which I have referred, that the 
a strange effect, > orn ae catabliahment of a system 0 of | uni- disaffection of the common people—of th e labouring classes 
versal suffrage produce ! for under it every man, does seem om neve originated in saa voluntary feeling, 
ing no esate would havea voice in the choice of the tes ey press myself, of ir own, respecting their 
ation of the le. The necessary consequences of this system privations, or respecting the. high price of provisions hey all 
would be, t pt th who have no property would m ake laws for sible, they all have spree aa enough to know 
those who have property, and he eg of the monarchy and that t the ee of wages s must depend 0 on the price of pr ovisions ; 
aristocracy must necessarily ensue. I do a — — e| a they ar hat those 
the motives of those individuals w Le tebthin su s J increase of by a divaunition of the pri e of 
ding to, but they seem to forget that it isi sates corn are not persons who are to be trusted.” In regard on te 
‘that the argument they used, 
bl firs 
curity of t property would gi sem 3 
mulations 
object 
and 
chars a ott that re 
core “been aut » anticipated, ax and of which, I trust, it ri not too late to. 
turo. 
5 ~ rac esperincie So little difference in their details from those 
‘ ‘ord Commission. The prisoners indicted 
rectport khouse were found guilty, and 
g from one year with 
a a charged 
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violence—‘* Now, he aa ask. he objects likely to 
be obtained, what was the object sought, oe 0 a_i * the 
Charter > ws as would give to the 
ust 
tuted, w every man ie 
ed ag beatae having property or not, a have a yote for our 
Siemon: ono allow their — mbers vo sit without a property 
‘or the’ set the Lor 
would, to the last, 
neg desi To be expected that the Sovereign would, without 
was one point which had continualiy been urged 
to which, ‘ream as it did a gross 
character, he 
who then 
Cha: rtists, ve Brace he pore 
ot 
as that: which they aim at forming a pa 
concluded as follow ‘Who can say, 
that labour —. protection from the 
say that the worki even of the 1 
is the Section of property 
individuals, an 
those 
ns who, in 
; that is to 8, 
to ke laws be Be 
es 
he employers of jabour! ny 
Gentlemen, the fair a 
classes of life not superior to 
aid will be the mea of these prosecutions, 
li 
have 
tion | 
he think 
to the Se rig 
in any man 
the law 
No doub fash, 
eto oy ceasectont Sa eve the i. of England is 
e mas 
t if any oppression ap —— 
furnishes 
s best, and when they are terminated, to quit him. The 
attempt to put are estra’ int u upon masters would at — destr 
lowest deseription, 
fi lity, may 
rin- 
o have 
ir 
o many 
! How ma have 
‘oy 
stroyed 
other mar 
lab 
80, 
wh 
the Sovereign relies for her support w 
people. Nothing, therefore, id 
Sovereigns were suppo! ported by taxes 
: f Gui 
n Sa urday, five - o 
: t ne y iaciye 
ment. The cameunte indicted for the peack cn Mr. Shipley’s mill, 
eported i é i rere sentenced yariOUus 
the 
r this Paper at t ; ~ ed to ous Chartist 
terms of imprisonment, ing from tl to one year fn + for Association.” ‘The prisoner expressed 
. ‘4 the 
The. oleate de with st ing the railways and canal od of ae peg he had committe. br lnc se 
and rescuing their companions from the ste mere of 1002, yo two soreties of 50/, eac Richar: ‘Warwick was 
pewrg guilty, and sentence mprisonment for perioas r g arged with having at Oldham Deena a - ina pacar 
.. s to two ears. ury, after a short deliberation, f i the alley: 
\NCASHIRE SpecIAL Com mday Lord Abinger Lord Abinger, in passing sentenc e, expressed his iy opinion on thatthe 
preplaast  y: other judges who sco ve at on eeu 
the special commission at Liv 
es drawn from the pockets ice 
g, in fact, but that for Eau tee OS eS OS eae 
john T 
ssigece 
ted of having 
number of loaves out of a pire shop wi 
property would be berg e and all mankind “9 ~—_ be reduced 
to an equality; and 
happy een gain by it 
cng icon ers, W 
e marke . o' hows i like 
; the more there bg Ee cheaper it is—and if 
at w he price of 1 
it once explained, are so 0 obvious, 
could bi 
I poto 
under 
abour ? 
o de- 
ed to S- 
for seven years. Another ek ees for conspiracy 
r to turn See at the mill of Mr. Morris, 
y . 
that he plead erses, 
-General said the had no cbjeetion to the spaieauon, 
inger. On ris 
ist Executive ns 
ney were wil ee 
in to appear 
ean time. 
ed guilty to 
focument 
each, 
at the “mext oo and to Keep the peace a4 ‘the mean 
f 
ting, at Man- 
er a seditious placard, “The Address of the Executive 
I Yormoalitis. 
erpool, with the usual es. | think that, combined with a conspiracy to pronicr's ache a ate. 
equi 
ger Warwi 
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