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is belated the reverse was the ease in every teepee;
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worse lba• igunrance, and Ike irehoulebasters flintwelres
, Tu All
meets there tat the prealiarity of the Irish etrmirler, which
was strongly tinged *kb roeirance, and every wativeineni
which invoiced danger was on that aerosol meet welcome,
To Woe tehlte Bey 'rode Angels of she mew al metal feed
tog which Was displayed, should be attributed, but
be could not. altogether acquit the chortle of *ellen te-
supineeees is the welter of educanim. He thoortit the Pro.
bestial chgy had much to answer for ; they bad, it ',peered,
to him, coadoserd tbeenorbres, veld a eery let' pariod, in Is-
structilig the Peotearants. cud conitentain the Cloth/diet
bet since the penal code against the Caibelics had bent
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not so much had beta dose by them as he expected. lie
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of mind, in the nii,lss of danger, which were most elear-
plary. If he were ailed tb say, lindrlng at the political
history of Ireland, to what cause be should eitritute
'the distresires of that entreaty, he would In erne-word
say it was the extrinsic amore of the Goverumeet,
which had never been obliged is sympathise with the props.,
bet had beer solely supported by foreige std. He use
speaking of the Guyernmiut previous to the ameliaratiou or
179:2. The moat absolute G meats, front the force of
circumstances would acquire tome feedings of sympethe
with. the people; but for 31) years previous to the Hisiust. the
GOT!, SCllelig of leagSld was supported by the force of Eagimod
There were, it tea true, NSW thiags it which the
.Gave,..
bineelnwteeawet.hiemlienrdlatoirvdell7afnodr tareliaragte's'anilutsw? Ttgleesukel!terekatutreiegs
that scat come from the peoph themplies. sad he would
gipped with confidence to the Irish 'gently, who had all the
good qualities which he had ascribed to the. anis bed, if
. •fle people, with the high feelisg aid arse oaf beeper molt.
ing from their education; he would appeal to them is sowed
Hiceicsimeet of their wimmotry ; be wuuld mote them, by
treillage times how diebsosouralole it was to @Amides these,
and is shrink from their proper scene of action ; to forego
their privilege of enlieisteseing, protecting, wad Insomnia-
ing the people.—(Hear, hear )—There were other cause' to
which the Legidstere might apply itself; there were three
eteat•ligeis worthy of its aiteotive. The first was the no-
. primmest, by coast iimionat means, of the !mitre sad nage-
Stacy. The impeusemeet of the police lead engaged theft-
. SWISS of the Goirereostat of ire hod, sad use made
grated was a revisit, and extensively impulsed police, to
be peid by Garrenunent. The other mode was, attemptin(
to improve the system already establithed. The objections
to the principle of the first plats, that of cowering Ireland
with getepersersar, was insuperable. With respect to the
pressed 'plebs, he must say that he thought it had sot yet
bad a fair trial, and it woo too math to say, because ii lust
heirs very badly worked, that it should be abolished altoge-
ther. Where it bad been properly worked, the most beweleial
effects had resulted. la the (booty of L'rogforti, elvers a No-
ble Lord (the Member fur tke.cout.ty) bail takes ore hit.
self to hopenve the ordleary police, a store constible could
go to any part of the meaty, sad bring up a priumee, with.
out any interruption beteg experieured. With respect to the
Magistracy, he knew that repeated conf. reams bad takes
• place we -the 'object, and the LordChineellos sheet the pe-
riod of the demise if his tale Majesty, had determined to
wee's* the whole spasm of the Magistracy; he had cot-
leeted a list of she mimes of Gentleinee proper for
lbe Illisdhatrecys tied abet. he (Mr. Grant) hit Ireland it was
complete with the eaceptiou of two or three cavities. As
to soy plea of nation il edistaitue, he feared the.e were some
imesperalele obstahlea to any plan of the sort ; bat he sera
disposed to think the brat way to proceed would be to apply
!there'll, the funds which were supplied by PaHiamesi trail
parties. That fund, whit Is this year consisted of a vote of
4,0001., was adistiontored by Mr. Lateoebe, Mr. Woodward.
and Mr. Meta, is a manner so weetiturfoos, that, smell se it
was, it was produellee of the hest effects. He though' to
ineteum ebe fund lartely would be the hest way of pee-
eeeding, but ob.-Weer it would be advisable to pet k ell
seder the same Cuireale.:.ms, or to appoint diffeleut Coat-
dilbsiowere'for 681,061041 g it; was a proper viceless fete
eltositiorotioo. Midi respect to the Carbolic Clergy
diving thei late diaterbaeoces the condo,' of the n-
sp-etable• holy of awe di served the strongest *ppm-
bonus% slut es a former measles be had restored Ito
eapeem rabliely hie tease of their merits, which at the
lime Issd•eidged doge same repecheution apes him fr. m
some iedividosts; bat their 'CCU); (viten. t completely jar-
tiftest hi., se they had acted with a courage. loyalty, salt
diseretioe above all praise. As the vices and miseries of
the people had arisen from a system of bad goverstoeut, be
thought a steady course of good government was owl of llio
most obitioes means of reute.ly but above all, a spirit of
concord and union must be promoted, althea which ell
other measures woe! Ibe uugatory. AIM let it sot be Ismgised
that it was impossible to hal mauler. all classea, fur There the
'experiment bad been fairly tried it had been eminsally sac-
ressfol. Otte instance he wowed mention to the House. Is a
populous perish, oils, miles (rein the city of Limerick, the
orighboartneparishes to which had bees repeatedly eirited, yet
is that parish no alarm had insets the clergy's. slept in bus
bed without auy additional fastenings or any arms is his
house. la that parish on the last day of December, oes a Sun-
tiny, *hes the chapel was crowded with people, the Catholic
demotes ieetrothiced the Protretaut misister to hie emigre-
pima, sad eschewed thus to mollusc the peseeable and or.
drily cosduet which bad before disaieguithed them. His
address bid sorb effret, that dm whole of the coogregldlus
came toed took the oath of allegessee is by acclamation.
This was ash a sudden burst of enthusiastic loyalty, but a
settled habit of good will, which thus produced its peeper
fruits. The Kiehl :los. Gentleman coucluiled by hefting
Pardon of the Moose for hat's& so long treapiseed out their
patiestoe.--(lfeer, hear,)
Mr. ELLIS said he should be rather seem to dimmesion
at the petered time, bersesse It would teed to irritate whet
it should be the object of all poblie diseessiuts to vertu,.
If in espresting his upiniou be should betray say of the io•
Seenities of herniae nature, the gentlemeu us the other side
were 1101 exempt (ruin the same reproach. He should rwre
• slaleules* of• fates which, as he was deeply estoneeted •01
the AiMerhed districts, be cowld vouch for wee troth of; if he
asistated ordiseolooled Hies, be spoke in iler bearingwf Mem-
bers of the Government, who were sky COVI•Z Nu of the facts,
mad could (effect him. The Hight lion. Illember (Me. Gwent)
had spoken of the dodorbatires as remised to • partiralet
district, °Hemet 'lir in a I cal end rot of pesmosur,
doration ; bat on ail those puled. he begged so eltifee 1e...
biro He asserleel, on the contrary, that the peewee di
tertiaticre, in their diatiect chewier, originated a 'WI 1,
though there had bees several disturbances, the vowel
completely Jimouri hone all other iu ita mote. li
nest femme was the nature of the agent. empkeyrd
they were solely and exclusively Cathie/ice. He cam!
WA
bow Ullll h the P,-tuestant 'night paler wailer
the extremity of dittreste—(Hear, hear)--kowever crushed
by his poi/rely, lie lend sot engaged in ihe preheat dittoed-
IlltiCtS. This penury operated as rebellion tin the Rowan
CSlllotie only, and its extend was the whole of Irelard. The
Howse would recollect that the disturbances originated
in
1814, when the high rents bad so existence, or rasher
the low priers were sat, and Were •as no complaint
pf high ream either then or during the year IRS. • *We
high peters were maintained, yet the present ',stem bad exit'
Leucnerawlasibe:terterniMe4. e
in the .reereiesdoutbldfsl disturb
tst the. Ceihrthelm'n
✓oot obligation which bound them to each other wu "suf.
Schott proof of it: Is all their forms there was so expire-
mit of hostility to the established religion of the reustry
clearly sbcwistr Itself. He would nut undertake to say
what their object was, bet they certainly had an object
detrimental to the established religion, and not easels-
lug itself to ' the lowering of rents. If the Nonevent, •
Member for Limerick was slon krd at the teal honk
which he bad mentioned as hrint in the tondo of even
schoolmoster, how much more would be hue felt at that