Carnegie's father, William Carnegie, a handloom weaver, was a Chartist and marcher for workingman's causes; his maternal grandfather, Thomas Morrision, also an agitator, had been a friend of William Cobbett.
The chartist leaders rebelled and were exiled, but by 1842 the Septembrist front was no longer united, and António Bernardo da Costa Cabral restored the charter.
O'Connor's methods and views alienated other Chartist leaders, particularly William Lovett, but in 1841, after spending a year in prison for seditious libel, O'Connor acquired undisputed leadership of the Chartists.
Nevertheless, he showed a touch of his old genius in 1848, when his calm handling of a threatened Chartist rising prevented any violence.
Lovett's moderation made it difficult for him to work with the more militant Chartist leader Feargus O'Connor; thus his role in Chartism was limited, although in 1839 he was secretary of a Chartist national convention.
While it will not be possible to preserve the mural in its current state, we have made a commitment to commission a Chartist memorial in the city.
ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about John Magee, stockmarket chartist, analyst, and forecaster, formerly senior analyst of Stock Trend Service, Inc., 97 Dwight Street, Springfield, Mass., and now conducting his own investment-advisory service at 360 Worthington Ave.
"We seek no change," declared one Chartist.
There are several portraits of Dadd's patron, Sir Thomas Phillips, a magistrate knighted for putting down a chartist protest.
I offer the view of a chartist chum who was honest about the supposed art of reading graphs.
During a recent tidy-up in a back room at Todmorden Library, a tiny original Chartist hymnbook was discovered, priced at one (old) penny.
