... 10 TlHE IRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF AN UNSTAMPED PRESS. Aly lKrND AND WORTHY FRIENDS,- TIns; %%higs have become energetic., but their energy bius i 6ern exerted to inflict injury-to crush those who are stiua- | glfng to establish a great principle. For five years I have .Sustained a most ninlignllnt persecution foradvocating Eqtsal Itights and Equal Laws for all Men. My inextinguishable tove of ...

... charge Bd., aod we consider that, feelings of attachment to a* public*spiriied publisher apart, should not our duty if we did not recommend it to the attentive perusal of our readers. the author’s introduction it declared, that « the cause of America is in a great measure the cause of all mankind,” and it would be a waste of time to adduce arguments to verify the declaration. The Americans had ...

... own species; ami the Elector who will not demand tbe above pledges from the Candidates in dupe, coward, or rogue, and deserves the scorn and exe« cration of the thinking and honest part ol the commnnitv. V.—That we, the Unrepresented, have agreed, individnsllv and collective!)', without evasion or mental reservation, that will not expend one halfpenny with any Medical Man, Grocer, Publican ...

... the lile and doctrines of Jesus Christ? Where have we ever penned or spoken sentence that was not in accordance with (he laws of eternal truth and justice? We defy all the parsons and preachers in Macclesfield to point out one such passage; and if any one ot them can do so, and will do so to the satisfaction ol twelve upright men (not swaddlers), we hereby pledge ourselves to make the most ...

... you ought, without placing yourselves is their very circumstances ‘.—imagine, then, yourselves slaving at works a thousand times more difficult and repulsive to your minds than the business in which you are yourselves now employed,—and fancy your remuneration for such Work, because it is so very repulsive and difficult, btiltg not one penny in the pound so much as you receive for your present ...

... LAST week, at Warrington. in Lancashire, whihcon' tains a population of twenty thousand people, the untO presented Operatives formed themselves into a Union fir dealing solely with those shepkeepers who, having votwS for Members of Parliament, vote for the candidates' will advocate Household Suffrage, the Ballot, and TUen nial Parliaments, if such candidate or candidatestud the issue ofthe ...

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... POOR PUBLISHED MAN’S GUARDIAN, fatter FOR THE PEOPLE, IN DEFIANCE OF LAW,” TO TRY THE POWER OF RIGHT AGAINST MIGHT.” ** 18 THE CAUSE; IT I* THE CAL’iE.” ...

... cated the introduction of mere politics into the Unions, as lending only to produce divisions, waste of time, and distraction of councils. Universal Suffrage is. however, quite a different thing. This could produce no divisions, (for where is the wretch that does not think himself entitled to the rights of citizenship?) and no waste of time, since it it not fa question of tUtuil. BESIDES, ...

... for providing remedy, and therefore moved, an amend* ment, the previous question. What does this penny-wise Solon mean Not the u proper time for making bread cheap, when we are on the eve of winter, and in expectation of «1 the horrors of disuess and incendiarism! it is the M proper time to bring in murderous bill to prevent the efiects of distress, but it is not, forsooth, the proper time for ...

... *• Tb# Bumber cattle,’' eays the Dublin Momiog Tlegiater, exported from Ireland to Liverpool alone, in the course of last week, waaaa follows Cows, 1,682 ; Sheep,7,4o4 Pip, 1,385.” And can the Irish suffer this, whan starvation is in their land if so, they deserve their fate; nor should bestow our charily upon them, when they can allow such plenty to leave the country. Verily the owners of ...

... FOR THE PEOPLE. PUBLISHED IN DEFIANCE OF LAW,’’ TO TRY THE POWER OF *• RIGHT AGAINST MIGHT.” ** IT IS THE CAUSE; IT IS THE CAUSE.” Lent to Read, without ■? deposit, for Six Months, C. CHARGE On* Psnnv. No. 25. Saturday, December 10, 1831. Friendn, Brethren, and FelU)iO‘ Countrymen, On Tuesday last, William Guelph went in state to open Parliament, and prepare for the not less efficient” ...