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London, England, 1821-01-23 00:00:00

STATE OF IRELAND.

There catinot pcssibly be [mire conclusive eti•
deuce •s U. illt extreme poverty of the peasantry.
than by adducing the following unprtcedeute4 Car-
cuinquiice

" On Fria& y last, as Mr. Fitzsimmons, nor twenty realer,
win opening the gale at she entrance of the prisms, be met
six roosouryntea, accompanied by • process server, demand.
Ong adosiatiooo. Mr. nosrimonons aerated them, and in-
quired what were their offences ? they replied, they were gv.
hie to gaol for debt, on Jeerers obtained against t►ews, upon
which they were arrested. It is a singular event to beholdbis
individuals flullis4lll/ily soshmitt hag themselves to ►e intemor-
ed in prison! They bad ow crews, and still they uffered no
resisotoscerardwithsttionling thrie 'mown eversion le be tea.
fired Widnes she prreinets of a prises. It is estimated that
Om debt they have contracted will scarcely exceed the ex-
pease
to be ireurresl by the comity for their support, said
they are ena►led to avail themselves of the ►edrlt to be de-
rived Inas lie lesolvesi diet."—(Galway Paper )

Ole the Ilth imitator, Sir THOMAS Lie:Noe-roe
was 'treed ordrest Nod lawful heir torte to geoetal
of JAMES fir►t Boil of Cblatsdrr, Lord Ltyistii.
stone of Alostoutl.

ST. JAMES'S PA rday the thoroughfare.
through St. James's Park. over the Pagoda-boldge,
aus topped up for the lisat time, and mess were;
employed su taking deserts the Pagoda-bridge over'
the Canal. There is a report that the bridge aitV
he tebult upon a more solid barn.
Earraonr. DEcnortestll.—Qwirk Mal. Wage'
—The Plias I D ir • s Ale.sage war received at aka
place in mete day* from ‘Vashirry,toit. a cLatatiet er
860 isi, Ie s.
At the Staffssidel ire Sessions* true lull slab fouled;
W. 11.11. C. F LOTIIU, FOlf• fto a hid utast!
Sir firanitar feat, Batt.
At Plymouth (4,sarter SsA-•scone an action of trial
sank, Wnticounu D. Trtiatorr, was tried. IC
appeared that use the Men of the ttlusaustattoutharah
fur hrr iAJLATY, the Defendant met she Planabliro
and said. 6. Oar :a time woutufrel who' veliNeritko
Quiterd," at the Name time spirting IA his' Lc:
The. D; readmit *ad Gad 40/. 3UJ to find arcitit••
. ties to keep. the peace.

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•
ow \fond., aff454111111111,4'449 *Mk& roiper able 'aunt
rtaamberow• estanty oteeitt4rt at etbiirt, ib'earbire +mite of IlOtt
MorfiflN lterrstinrriois, for Ore IntOpont oft ',Witt' it f.di. I
tbrltirern to h,. Mojeogy. Al a litelrfir befthnotto, 'the
pre./Cr Artlonr earien, find. is Ibt vithir—t 4 after
the Merysinstiois ors root, iahtbaM•ltllibedw,4hbty tbit h.
Iran rtady *ft helve tad tkrattione4lll Of Wilch an:utl.noln .os
were &torpor of I trporcaln‘ floettorMie• M the Gees..ion.
MisGr.re she Arelthinhup of Comm., miter *bruit pref -
tory oloarrtroina., propose., tine Atlihres4„ whit+, he ani;l' rriti
marls as was tat ealrnlatett to Isteraw. any "mitten 14114..
lien, besog simply &dander, Of loyal atiatlonent Ip the
Throne, aunt onpport In the ertablotherl Order of thistle's..
this realm, awnotst she +markt of .edition' bad inb;leltry, Or
any attempt to thrtatts she pliblie triallaillity. The
of hot Grace was scowled by Mr. Samuel .Jaectr, ui
Moharanae.

Mr. Isowttionti.l—Wlsen I Ant hear.' a Requiaitom 1.,41
creeping through ibis convoy (whieh I will here übsci re, 'U.,
conducted in a 01111101.1, the sown creditable to the cl-a. .el.
of she Gentlemen who uedersook to obiata riemour... 11/ 17
for the purpose of ration a meeting In (molder al a Loy.'
Addicts to Ihe 'rho our, I 1. It all the a mba. essellos. tit it we.
iNCIAMIIig oil *nth of is• as would wish to fulfil all the Sots
we owed in. she Sov.rdige, mod, rtt the same time, to ryas I
Ihr st.j.tri.ois elf. eta we vote roam-Wm such a proceealto ;
"nimbi itittes upon the country at the present josesure; au-t
harms case lee •consokrable missies y at boom, I ass reeolve-t
ant to he 'wryest at 'lts meeting. Bat, whew 1 load she Req.,
*Slim offered to the Sheriff's nonce—when I soW (oho' I cull.
bider) a celisionioe• !awl upon prunoslget..l as it-e
grossed woik for the adders., l felt even iorreserd anatery
that my 114/111VIIIIC I-Min re. oloseahl be removed, lit enable
Wanted. To the siroagest declarant's, of altaeko.c.,s
the Severeigu, I sire. r can, I sever will, entrr.ase 01.j..5.
Pistil, but, to the period s. lethal fora Declarant's', *kit
I have Ili/ 114./i1•1 iue to call, at this moinetal, worse tilled Sea,
is. iy, alter the most uremia id ditties rpm the •ohjecs;
I ant decohdly Weenie; and is the ohject proposed, Chola
nivetilig facts... awl sib sig.', I etruceive it to be se wicked
a pisrpose to promulgate as could he imagined ; for I &oil
with boil. my hands, there was the most tempi, reuse t.
suppose the exotruce of say such is any part of the kiwi.
do.u. I will slate facts exams.' assestotos, and 'um mid lb.
public ea,. judge. Four yea.. back, when the differ's(
Soeseties ihrostesout I:inland and Scvslaa4 w. re 001g.g.4
is ctfictiox a Kamm sa the Itepeemotation t f the prop'••
in l'aetoment, sloe troths,' awn is those hociesits, sad
others soot actually of limb, but mixtues for the same
object, solicited the co.-operation of all classes in this
k diploma, more especially the Inman Catholics, i• juin with
*twin it molar efforts; and, asses isdocreseut, rape/mod
their media' ;abases, anti effete." their own se-operation t..
achieve the 1:11VOilli le measure of Disk/era. Was the cutdos
adopted by the people of this country, some this °tea .41{11/.
such as to justify sespiciuss or didtrisoi ? Did they calculate
open the gnat insporlaace of gaining the co-opi ratios and
soettim of she petiole of Eastland to Catholic Emancipation,
that Salif 11011 which the English Minister so ofien told their
advocates to Pat 'tamest they a. Ter curia obtain? ; tlia
*nod KIVU awl good teepee of 'reload prevailed, mil wit Mut
say very manumit tom elation from the Thrones, the Pails.-
Meat that their object would be emeeded,thesedeeleeedlagaitiot
the proffered co-operation with those mew, of yahoos conduct
the Throw and the Parliament were cmisplainiug. Was this
father and draws ?—was Ibis conduct tailing for Loyal
Adinemes ies prop the Throne and the Couitiluliou? No ;
for this comities in itself spoke mere sterling, mere useful
loyally than a milieu of your uomeaatog Addreowes. Arts r
this followed the utifortuuste question respecting the Quetta
—it Inuit lie admitted, that Irishmen did out indulge in that
(stony, su universal throughout Eaglaud mot Scollaud, sod
that Irelawl was the only past of the empire which ab-
stained from premature judgment and dismisses's, aod which
kft the suill.ct usitouclied fur the todisederaduse of Par.
lisoneut. Was this fattens and design! Toll may not
know, Cur your coun.ryesels thief many of you woold
abode their confidence, that every speciA of is.fledruce was
go.' le induce three to depart from ibis
TOW might bare sorts in some of the public 'trials, that
they were threatened with the withdrawal of the sup.
port assume of their Parhameolary frteade for their abject-
apathy upon this occasion, am/ in other'', they wens Mewled,
mil 'newish' with hewing made a secret sod oellleit bargains
wills the Minister, or the Thrum, fur the ceocessius of the
claims of the Catholics, as a reward for their forbearance;
but, to their credit, they were rumored, and, moisciuse of
their integrity, they were silent. With those iimuifest proofs
of wise and decorous coaduct, with Ibis ',lettuce tit due
respect mid cuuasderatiou fur the Legislature, sod resist-
ance to every Sufferance that would kid them to thwart
Goversoiseat, I du not think I am uuresaosahsein demanding
to know what new circumstance has sieve metered in this
firedog's, to requires loyal declaratios, ocomapoonal welt
the optimistic expressive.' of the oec.asily of sopporting die
Throne apnea faction mad design. At the first *tee, no avast
sill feel as, objectioe to an Addis-sr, but you, by the 11111VIIIVII
you avow for it, have tootle it objectumalsie le every Hiatl
who regards Ueda and the character and prom of the coun-
try; fur wiles we ram upon the peak sod comildler the ha-
bits and paseioes of the motives of this knogdowi, he sowet
e.l be tither a very weaker a very bed moo who • ill bring.
those pmelvess isle play, from acme silly moceptioo of
own importance I. allay them. Your great landed:
proprietors felt so, vrbeo they retested yea their sips--
tuns to your It. esisisitiou.-4hry hesitated to piety
their countrymeu in the awkward dilemma, of either
bring compelled to adopt • treasure they wire coo.
'citrus would he followed by Hortense euesessurocess•
or, by a refusal, of having the appearance el doing-
au wagraciore act, aid le be liable le a miscoasirseciseusef
noir motives. It weald be well it their example bad more'
weight i.e the guidance of the moduell of other*, pool Imo
would nut sow have to deplore the iaataaces of erritatioio,
we meet with at every curvier of the streets, mod the scenes
of costfesiou the public prints diodes, from similar proceed-
ing is other omelets. I have is my power to prove, rati.
to the sat isfactioa of • Coma of the sol entitled, mud
migeavoues of persona on the ether side of' the water, to se-
cure the co-operatic.'" of this kingdom is their pursuits. Ili
accords ill with my &thugs te disclose it, for I must Doe '
speak favuorably of myself, but I treat the orgasms will'
excuse me. I hare its my possession more than forty
ins Gym men of considerable talents is Emelined and Scat.,
laud, moue addressed to. myself, urging, is seroog het
coustillitional language, the necessity for the measures they
acre pursuing, and reemosousediag those they were ad-
decree.' to, Io Mime their countrymen to jots with them
in pstsliuniag. Them will prove the temptation; and
the *Merely of their set having dose so weds nu proof.
To these knees addressed to myself, I replied, nod I'
would make use of every *milieu to keep this cussuhry us-
cossetted with the measures they were porsosag; sad to •
shore frier& who coommoicated those letters to as I turn.%
ids the esougem aminorr I was capable, that it would loe ehe
lortgld of imp olicy lit commit our coosorysoris with such pry.
4., camp., for I minima It tiro there was • mere feeling to lists.
Moony to address the Qom's; std I hold it woe 14. I Ile great'
mischiefs of the worm preeeedins that they will dh Vtllls44
1111U1 feeling, mod that the ialliseure of these alto who, liar
myself, carried throneless to repress it, who meek' loot ow
to see our owe isitereste merilleed either teethe swam MI6 or
the passions of mho re, will iss future have het little weight.
Whin will you them have to scram yourselves of? Ys.s, I ru-
feetug jounelvre to be the exclusive heads of the king,
will effect for the Quern what nu immagesuest of her eels
pasty could do ; sod Irishmen, who hitherto passed ilotainet
the todral of Implosion mominlue.l, elm Gum their I•#rt-
ulrwe•.•,
COlll.l not lee esteemed favourable, well, by pose
ill just 4. J ctioittuet, he coursed, sod, :I kar, insole pa.limn..•
1116 , It CAW. hit .hewoo mom mop et Ger she iiihresto am I
Celtitos of the Kier-them who ham roideevuored to soup
Addrretes le the Qat en, mad soperworre • post ..t MI. asps.*
(the Duly past that 11/411 ow). is silent but uoisurslioned al.
teetrusiests, or them dohs ilefola these molisavours, by *terrine
up all Si. miry ell•INOISS ismeprohle Gum a collection s t
'appease; onottimoss, memils le get up loyal Addressor. VII a
CUSINOI• y ahem loyalty was somissetimarel-.-where V cetuy
ears papule—where the emosSestledatadourities were hiss) sin

esiport•—abase !iglus oar rot ansamalitil but ',or-
ralr4-•-st..l ober* Ilbr public preeh leo tar from twin 14cra•
Lkome., Mal oat Mk ii swat, fiblains the pau•sate

(;0""III*114 end •Ikt Olhte OM mite ifs resraleeml ?
Ir• lend bra sunset ores bier airnsed of twine disluysl, whe•
was only wiggler, whetter jiggly ur unjustly, it not
now the worries*, for all agreed duet it was now loyal .1
.wad ~se *sops& Lord Talbot said so, Mr. Greer *aide me I
Atird„she Legislature said .and gelled so, whets it refteid
tee eviensium of tie lassierietioa Act to the Carly Githrge.
Are you tired of this leampsillity, that you wish to set
ea the jeering elements of the Island, avid to nom the eine-
lation of .each Isogon, sad matter through this kieedera,
that, as yet, the pi/polities fortiosalely liar mot bearer; or do
!co, Ihiuk, the Mardi Cowrie to the waves, you eau ray—os
far you may go and no farther? Believe me, it you think
you ran slap whets you like, you will be sadly disappointed.
'eua • ill have a Caroler Address Cross this very room—you
will beer , Mid from Clonowl, where, ehey as,, you dare mut
{edit this meeting; you will have them from every hoer in
the county, and you will have thens in abodedance from the
metropolis, ober., I midersiand, they are stow preporisie
them, is cerium income of what occurred as kilmainkani• A
remonahle man might conclude the crests at Our nierting,
And those sobriment to it, *toad have isidueed you to perm
le fore you upeued the flood•gates of dawn...Om; and a pawl
man might think that 11441114 of you weitild nut lie the most
tinware! lot sine elireirculatioss of Mat naliseat tog is Wool**
hitherto hem only reached the upper classes in this etiogrey,
sad which has dime iireperable mischief in 'Wry. other. Yam
will have the ciedit of areikilig Ihr hest ire from the Illiutonsil
yes may find it cosier is have excited them to •Ilay the coo.
tnesilsle mat tee it may be applied to. Whenom some (wont
day, yew mos. he met together to provide remedies for theme
evils you toe nowerenting, remember that you were licensed
of :he row.. otweers which would be the result of your pro.
scot preceedimp —that !overtire apprised that °there also bad
'unser te liegs opine •110.4 uefortuu•te qviemitim—sad tbal
obeli 'hese mew, who before sow you hsve vieorol, sod may
memo view with no vety foirooratik rye, shall give way to
woof fireliags which hi retorter thy suppiessed from dwir
own good sense, sod in coeformity to the advice mud 'pinkie
of their friends, remember they will have your own example •
to plead for this precedes+. I). out stook it possible
e•••• can assume ri to be fight to address the Kiri/ soil nut
the (hoes, w•thows 1)11001,11( Shit vinosity ter a repetitiou
of all deer fact. amid charges, which ought to by. buried is
• terns! oldie:on. Do not the hatt•hbills now cireislat sue &how
ti m. moo, moo demerit your Pusl•Offiris,alreseity move this?
If you ale candid you must hereafter at case youiselecs—
that by obteodoig this questiou upon this sleepier country,
you will Wilmot the peaseistoy teat there rant. to courts,
end esnougst the fiequeuters of courts, either us art or in
-f3/I)Cliationt, a licesitioesnesi hitherto unknowa to savage
• or lie Mogi borbamiss trildoes..
Ureter /rely circuariasice I shall endeavour In repress
angry ferlengs and iiseiscreet inlet-fen nce spun subjects not
immediately own erstiag oar owe rouoiry; but my iutiorner,
tet may time hide, will he lea., our ilo I expert 011.11110 Y to
my misses-stoma. What settees* es., he Osier', on your re.
commendations of future forbearance? Wt 4 they believe
you, wiwil you tell them @crimes questions should he left tie
the m isdion of Parliament, lied that previous tuterfereuee I.
Maim, ioos to their own interests! No; they will reject that
*elfish contract by shirk you would impose resiriosi spots
the 'stereo:isms of slew petitions-els, while pin ri tamed the
parser of a free indulgence for the promulgation of your own.
These okiervaionsa *kith I have made apply to Ireland
generally, for envoy part of it was tratiquil....ewrey psis or it
well affected to Goveenmens--every pars of it labourite(
under uosirecedenied distress—and every poet to is was
Panic and 'minted-row neve those wihappy ilisseameits
• 'Listing in tier goysl Fasely, smell thio system of addeessing
conssnesired; sail it . err there was mie period more than
another whirls I. gourd that the heat inseparable from dis•
custion Oswald bare been avoided, it was the present mu
anent. Nue., urn your. yes tapes that spot we all know best,
our own enmity—what • erette dues it exhibit! Y..ur Rooks
eloseil—your Treasurer iusolvent, and an enormous sum to
make good his deficiencies, permeated with am indecent pre.
cipiteney, to be levied from a teens' ry who are wholly omi-
t le to ,my dicer rents, and that not frogs soy misconduct uf
their own—your constable, ava.hisg therassly.• of ibis cen-
ter ~,,, withholding the coons, vim, and their securities
si idiom means to levy from them the amount of their bail.
I. he Link to puce very Gentry, and probably you will
bid it more easy to comet the number of those oho are nut
in III"' Sheriff's heeds, than shoes who are. With such an
&pooling picture darter you i• she lice, was it wise to throw
• th- tipple of discord asisonspit a people who have an m.ny
indocemeot• to own their ibought• to the chances of a
scramble ? Is is a roll freliitg of all thin which keeps
sway the entire of poet Peerage faits this meeting—it is
this which induced your {elided proprietors to r. fore ihrie
signattlies to your Iteceolsitiosi. No one will presume
to say it is wail of loyelty to the Sovereign; and it is
this which coniswls me to mime forward as I do, sio contrary
to my fmlinos upon such Sc occasion. Why is owl Lend
Ihmoughosore here? Dues his &havoce proceed from want
▪ atiaclonted to the Kiog ? ur is there a maw its tbr CUM.
inanity u ho will impute it to may hut a creditable motive?
Lord Norhery, a great props kip', is mist hire—l may be
told, I mbar it would br iudecortios in • Judge of the laud
to be present at a pollster assembly; bet I have good au-
thority lo say, Skit he disapproves of your assembling as this
period, and ohm desapprobation well becomes his great ex.
perience, fur he brows the temper mut habits sit hie country.
nom too well to lizard any irritation of Ow public mind
et $1.411 a juncture. Lord Kiapton is nut heir. Lord
Llnid ifT, all long al the head of pone 'county, is also •bsesit.
Lord Lismore was sot here, whose great slake and connexion
with some of the most powerful families iu loth kingdoms,
most make hiss warmly ineereeted to their rehire, and
whoie enlarged and upright mod so well des bite to like
in unpartisl mod judicious view •pon ay subject. Why is
nut Lord Gleogall here, the resident ilepriseettative in our
county of that great manse, that curveted she principle of
detachment to the reigning bloomrche alarm Ia a failing,
whose loyalty to diehr Sovereigns has been recorded, nos so
each by their jowl and emenerous titles as by ilie blond the
represent sliver of these titles hare so profusely elied, in the •
metric, of their Ktugs epos sea sod epos lard—aye, and erre
upon the scaffold, sou, when usurpation was successful?
Why is he not brie now who you so -lately heard in di fiance
of popularity, when pet kis( your protection, declare from'
your hustings that lee was • follower of the priiiriples of
Mr. Pitt, and whose stlischowrat so the person of the king
). sin folly ousts of? The mauls is obviinia ; he, and those
Noblemen to rhino II bare alluded, are of opirion, that the
feelings of she King nee more respected, and his interests
better maintaiord by preservier that tesueptillity *Lich
Las heretofore existed anisingst his subjects, than by pro.'
ruling warmth and dissentious, which will brier us.
reprusch, and (mauler reproach, is which the king will
he implicated sob his injudicious advoestes, and ilk.
grace will be weakened, not strengthrsed, and all fur an
Address, which tnay sum out Its have ociginased in some
foolish sir selfish motive. 1 hour there was a time, and that
out tar hack, when any hesitation to come forward with
every blanderer who chose to introduce the Knog's name
Crum some silly toweeption of his own ; won the other Amid,
to evince very sympalby fur the sulierings of the people,
bonnet oppressed, that hertatiosi was stigmatized as di,-
loyalty. That day has peewee by—a baiter feeling now pre-
vails; and the men who would draw such an isifercure 'could
be laughed at. God forbid we should ever have an oppose
sanity of proving our respective claims.° loyalty! but if it
stufortunairly should tree arrive, I do red think time advo-
cates of the people's rights will be moat bachwaid 111 sop.
put uf their king. if to he sensible of the duti s of
inesaisity—if to feel for those privations attached to the
great difference :a time necessary sebordisiaticie of classes iu
society, treater here than spew coy utli. r spot Ulf moth
—if • deterniinatiou, as far as my limited power resides
sae, to resist operession of every kind, let that uppressiols
genre turn what quarter it eiay—if these euerioute cheer-
teetotal, I eckoowledge I ate disloyal. Rut I conclude other-
wise, and thiuk it is wily from sack • worm that loyalty pro-
ceeds. My lute ha the Constitutive, rot that shred and
cart iibd Coastatatiou whn-li swot here may like, but that full •
•od g , us Constitutiois which covers with 1111 shade of
sguel protection all Isis Majesty's subjects, mid iu plum is
seoported and strengtheued by their selective and gratitude;
nay love for that Constitution will make me always solemn few
the safety sod maintreauce of the king; it will lead me to
look upuo him asa prioripal inlets shy property, and I would
hit enure countreauce • sr-surer of the kingly authority to an-
other, thou I would admit of soy alkinosue is are of the wail.
tea armloads under which 1 derive, lest so error might creep

into the sewbstosi olaifistigtv Ihepoimislon I rojityest nosier the
old. This is the loyalty whirls is valuable, and should be
cherished by the Alunarels, for it is not got by (drapes, and
will soot he Will by Neglect; it dues not deptiad upon the rood
or bad coodoct of the Khmer the gratitude or caprice of the
Isubject, Mil has its root in that principle which has most in.
ffaelsteopoemstrolkissdio—oeffislereee. Bet that stone love for
thetronststutiens will abet mike me anxious fur the rights nod
hqpiiips of the people; sot for a people opposed to their
ffirselitt for one, by its ohedieoce, giving security to the
Throne, and by its prosperity, stability to his Government ;
not for a people denyiug to the Aristocracy the enjoyment
of their high privileges sad ample posseminsw, but foie
making threw posseminua mod privileges 'nimble and respect •
•ble by their intlostriusts mill orderly babwu ; out for a
people in misfile: wills the constituted authorities, but fur
one, by their sahosission to their decisions, giving lyre weight
rod coulloleoce to mailsority..—and I just respect the throne,
the @Optometry, and the coostitated authorities, in propor.
lion as they inaiostain the people in their rigid., by afford-
ing to them the due protection of the laws, and an impartial
adminietratiou of justice. This Isar ever bees my
po-
litical crest, tool it to ton lisle in life to alter it ; and I trust
loosest mess will Reek me lumen. But if there are soy here
or elerwlsere, who ralenlate upon human misery as an article
of traffe, who trade spar the lives of men, mot who per-
colate opus Crime as • selliTe from which they may derive
pisofit—if there- see soy who would heave no objection to
nstoeut into office, though they el Id ascrud from scaffolds
etreausieg -with the Wood of their fellow creatures—. if
Ahern are silty whose love of Rifle is self, whose love of
vomitory Wadi, whose vary religion Is seff—to those I do
not soipret—l leave bad, I will have, I would regret I should
Soosielsriloirlciouesste; thry will reprobate my noose, as use
sum Ifietai*lal Ilts themselves, and I will avoid their course,
as lohoritous. to society; one will I envy them the spoils
they may ilaIT in the ruins of their country. Let such mum
be fort-swoon is their copresident' of loyalty. It is the beaten,
and selteerwing track of those who commit the worst
spec get sof strewn, that of alienating the subject from Isis
Sovereigr. I did nipeet that 'lime Gentlemen who brought
forware. this Address, would have pruetuced some inst•uces
of that faction and design which the Requisition staled.
But as an Address has bees. produced by these Go-whaler
whirls so departs from the Requisition, mid as the cisme of
ftetion sod desigii, whirls the Requisstieo stalest as the
object of the Adders', is tint only abanoloued, but this
ksogslom. expressly excepted from coetarpon, I am sawed
the trouble of poising some quotations I intruded to those
Gentlemen, mot obsessing swoon their toupee'., and shalt
only observe, that if the Requisition had been of such a feel.
ing as the Aslthess,l would out have come here. Yet there
is sousethiag in even this Address whirl' sea ass to bear out
those who think it means something tout avowed. itit is
to praise Ministers, in the unite of God say so; it will
be more minty Alin to ito it by a side wind, and be far less
dangerous than by fixing an Numerited stigma on our cum'.
try, and rarryissg • misreffesentat of its alio-gimlet. to the
fans of site Throne. I hare no hustility to Ilse .Ministers of
either Inmedeare; us the curioary, as its Irishman, 1 feel
• qualified °bluetit ion to thug,' of tooth—for, though uu qua-
nos materially cemerpreatial has bees conceded to this
country, yet bosh in temper and lone a levy conciliatory
costive has for some time been sidopted, and erru re-
jectiou has hers accompanied by encouragement to hope.
'the Irish See-seamy has also teen usefully 'meetlye to
the minor coecertos of this kingdom); and, in all this, it
would be injustie, not to mltioit, I believe, he is only fol.
loosime up rise emotion. uf his predecessor its office, It may
be delicate mound for woe to speak of Mr. Per I; bet I thy
claim that delicacy which world ;orient my doing justice
to illA almeut man. However I may have dale. col with
Mr Peel is politico, I always braid, and at all times be.
hey 01, he was an humoutable and high-minded man;
and I looked upon the tali.s yeas. of hie Ad 11l i l tistra•
tiou in 'lreland to be as Viol as it could be, con-
sistent wills hie coroixiors wills Miroist ra, who are ad-
verse to those menarss, without which this rouosry ram
toter km permanently happy r Lis first years you car
seat col; tall his own, as he must (of necessity) haweeeted from
the impression gives. bins by others; of course, Ise deserves
credit fur &nous. which enabled him to shake off the tram.
mob; and l shall be olissppointyl, if, in his Colony political
life, he will Hui prows a friend to Ireland. With (editorial)
divested of hostility to Ministers, and so totally tilifollnel l-
ell aa I am with Opposition, what mutiie upon earth can
I have fur deprecating the soritailie proloused at doe meet-
ing? NOW', but that, lam persuaded, it will he the
forterunner of confusion in the cam-airy, mix es wish the
proceedings aod the parties now coutenditie in England,
that it will, in the end, Le the Cana. of weakening,
stead u( stietagtheniug that ettachnicht to the Moiusseh
now prevailing, stud d.struy that tranquillity which ever -
muter our messw ea has made us comfortable. If there
is auy man present (aLISI I know there is) who has bairn
'llia imputed the misfortrues and ctimes which pectins d
in ibis county to those meetings which wrie set on Coot by
your late Representative, General Mathew (than whom, in
public end in private life there newer breathed a more honest
mall), by his then colleague, one of )041 mavens filemlwori,
and I bold it au honour that I was Melody!, for the objects
of them arrests legitimate as your own, nod far .e menu
vary ; that man most slow look to Isis yoesistency for modulo
ountire,el dr ft Melia narrator. If there ale men here
who treed to decry meetings of the people generally, as inju-
rious to good morals and social order, do nut they feel that
their alacrity upon this occasion to congregate and call
others together, dues wait square with their former nisi-
Mous; arid it the ill matured shall cry—" Hypocrites ! it
was the subjects of those meetings you dialikod, and not
the meetings themselves,' will there be none to believe it !
I acksisowlostge I feel myself lOWA untowardly citrons-
stauced,betoetti my wish to join with others in the Address,
sod any most solemn couviettun that it ought mot to lie
thought of at the peeseut moment, more especially, whin
you so well know Mat these is nut a Dian iu this country
Who would taut go tatteh further than declarati 111 l , if :my
sOctrisity existed; bat there does not. Yon know the
thrum* is against you—soinmst slily of the freehuldele
orongenso yon—who then will, or how can any man be
brazen enough to crony • misrepresentation of the arrow of
. this cousity to the foot of the Throne? The Peers have
•dosie will in refsisiog their voitetion to poor Meeting—
they would have done better bail they come here to oppose
what they have toadyism-J. I its. out outlerstatol tidy half-
measered morality, which is satisfied wish out joiniug i•
Join evil, mot makes we 'clove exerts 111 l s so prevent
whom- IMt ell the olissdwautages their absence imp used
ins me, and I was Never more iocapeble of roorsoomiting
Ihnis, fur I cause Isere with • mod by too means as ease.
Bet whew a stigma ups.. wiy countrymen, which I knew
Its be so urnsesited, has been circuleted fur so runty
Jay; when I moat have cowelusled an Address follow.
lug up that stigma was to be adopted, I scarcely can
admit of ary excuse that wowld justify absence. I came
lore • Olivet relying or consuls ring abettor I el Id
'or sburstd not meet with any aristuct tole or popular support;
I came here without eusaustaniceting with one of those
Immarrabie mru, it fOliferl w,uh whom 1 Lave lak•-se alb
active a part in the comments of this county ; I came, r. lying
solely opus the essergwe of My 6,16 II wiuel and toy
nations, to cuter my Slailtits protest •gainst a meaniee which
will du muds minister, and too promilde good. Ameodett as
the Addsess has been, I should be canoeist with it, from
the holism tarot...aid at. generally ; anti by the sot:gene 111 l s
of some reaps clable emu to sneer au udjotsuuuueut, I fest
thyself trend to du so.
CRUMIS Meitner, Esq. of Moore-Foil, a Magistrate of
the annoy, secuudtd the Mutton.

Sir W. P. C•RRnLL bream* Ir•te lu say, be caiteiilered the
Adders, of the mildest amuse, and um at all iIiViIiVIIIE any
party ritiestius. It •vusrd the loyal f. chug of the rowdy,
diaelsimiug simplify and arJiliuu, •od, l.eiug usataisatcd by
vitiates priiirtplte, ar Wen the more r noisy to astdreas the
Throat. Much angry diaceassuu had taken place ou •
late giantism; but kauatng Ilse VW I IleaUt• ialrtaity all
this rummy, he had au fear shah vet. th►t had that gse►liuu
bees' •uharilted to s Jury of twelve bonsai an•hu.ra, they
would have brought out • verdirl curb gas oi uu ou
►etard as • higher Corot. la cwerlu•iuu, be bind, an a very
aaimated strasu„ Gentlemen, se hour that rift-Isbelr the
•taadard of seditrue sad impiety has beta raiod, sad se
mart smile is patting it dos'
Mr. Vrect• rase, sad after enumerating the Miming, of
the eirastitutiou and hie firm attachment, sonlmughi,
raid, but Natural sad opustauevus for the X.'iug, argued

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