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independence.—(Cheers.) Thus do I now stand ; pltz
I may bless -myself for this, that I am- able to exist . 33311( ssoek"
among the tide of feelings which pour ma my soul. a 14,ennt•
What have I done for the people ? What can I tfuter.cst.44.'
ever do for them ? They are slaves
land, and I ashamed if its to see so gltiricitis, so
great, so generous a people, degraded. Stare mot .L Ann
continue : but I will go to mY graVei• antlf:thits''shali 4411esii-ces7
be my epitaph=" Here lies Daniel O'COndell, the eitteir'"l„,,,
first Catholic Representathie, of Irelniideoilti. ta .4 in - it; r
nued cheering.) I will -nbt :allow Ireland to coo' Vtissue
tine the pitiful pelting province 21,4 axed
Peel ; you have given me an alai. powerful eaougb 'rsttsnalli
to strike for justice, and, (waving it).ewhile I hurt pc;
life, I will devote it to your service. - rt
Di ft-9: Tads
Mr. SHELL, at the close of the•poll, addressed the
people and said—There was once in, .NOrMandy • .
1)6:1Fig',.9
strange custom, whenever, a ,tenant'e,daughter4,:avao
•
tb be Married, slie was sent to thelsordbithe Maw(
before she was embraced by her husband: •, .sTlie
,tratl62lll,4ly,
landlsrd had, " the first fruits;''.tos'ute atramele'
siastic expression.—(Loud Cheers.) s This usage `sittert:
was the custom' of the country, and I presOMeabol, corsorrls:;
Vesey Fitzgerald, and: the rest .of the laritAirds IO
s
Clare, would account itsa Very agreeable kind ',of oe. 4t,er ge N
n‘i."",
cupation.—(Lond cheers.) , The. Priests 41,°25D an:
.
t and Cabal:
began to interfere, and the moment they said t (.44dt hal
the tenants ought not to give their daughters. to Ek:.
landlords, the landlords—the Gores and "the Sit_
Edward O'Briens of Nortnandy—(Loud laughter) Army
said that it was monstrous on the part of the priest' 0 elinerj
to interfere between landlord and tenint.—(Louo L's
and continued cheers.) The priests said that the tu„V.c
custom was contrary to the laws of God and of MO - natal
the landlords exclaimed that the priests were eyed o at';
where sowing disunion, ,and destrOying;;thi, Whole'
some-dependence of.the tenant upon the lusts of hie it
baronial master. " Theseptiestabught tole Put dowol 0r It 3
was the universal -errs.," they -lots conyesti,og Abie
holy ministry into.the worst oftpurposes,zwd tßey •
depriving us of our best ',territorial .prerogative. 14-- •
Peasants, tillers of -the earth; butimen (far:after .1111 Yki 4
you are human beings,) the landlords of 'Clare he'
as much right to your votes as they have ,to yot.ll
wives 'and daughters.—(Greaf cheers.) They have
as much right to ask you to 'Violate' the domestil
purity of your homes, as to call on you to relinquisl
every obligation which you owe to your country
` Give unto Caesar (say the Seriptures' which thi
landlords have for ever in their mouths,sand veil
seldom in their hearts), give unto Comer whet is die,
to Crew, but give unto God what is due-to God!
say to you, pay to your landlords the rent 'that 0
due to.them, but give what is due to your God an°,
your country to Goa and your country. (Cheers,'
As to the landlords I trust that- they will -forbcd
from adopting a system of exasperating persecutiel
towards the great body of thepeople.'s.EverY kiwi!!
and generous feeling forbid the exercise-of Measure'
of vigour, and his heart must niade• Of, granite,
who can bring himself to let his vengeance fall up"'
the wretch ,who has only followed the. =dictates °
his conscience in violating his will..s'fies let
landlords beware—the peasants ." may have-
day"—the Irish. have good memories, sand, by the
God in Heaven, to which I lift My head and rao
my eyes, if * # * • '*' • BUt 1.51 d
not proceed. Enough to- say that the •Visia-gentil--
, should recollect that they dwell upon a volcanic e 4• -
vution.—Let them bewareof an eruption--let the'
look to it, The people must nut be provoked-s--tb,
landlord and the tenant are made of the same lie
and blood, and will rot at last in the sanie-cliurd
yard.--(Loud cheers.)--The worms (those genuil'
Jacobins) will scarcely make Ls:difference betwee
landlord and tenant, and will digest Sir Edsvos
O'Brien and Pkiddy Murphy With an inwards
''stomach.---(Loud cheers.)s---Why. do 1 -
these topics ?—ln order to make landlords reel',
lect that they are compounded out of: .the 'tailt
materials as their serfs, they ShOuld lernembe
that the passion Of retributiOn (I 'Will not call'.
the 'wild justice of revenge) is a property of hop°
nature. If they oppress the people, sooner oe,lat'
.they will feel thescoesequences,.. I have asked
fore (but I see, no objection to 'the reiterated inter
rogatory) not" the. peasant eyes; hands, °rein°
Senses, affections, dimonstons, passions,. as -the gentit,
men hath ? If you-tickle him will he not laugh ?-1
you poison him, will he not die I—s:if you ririe,
him, will he not bleed ?—if you torture him, will P
not grieve ?—and if you :wrong him--aye=(l retie'
the question).—if you wrong him,' will he not I.!
venge ?--(Loud and continued acelamationL)
111 addition to these eloquent ,appeals, the :frPs
holders were addressed, by Mr. N. P. erGortnof
Mr. Lawless, &c. when with a view of separatioi
the immense multitude beneath and in front of th
platform,
The
Rev. Mr. E' °CHAN, of Burren, card
forward, and, in 'the highest order 'of Irish el'
pence, impressed upon them the value which t)
Empire would 'attacii. to their exertions, 'holiest!
arid good order. After inculcating the fruits whit'
result from a conscientious discharge of their.cluty
God and their country, he gave an awful instant
of the judgment of heaven upon those who acts
otherwise, and this was the case of a freeholder 17
whoa the bribery oath was taken the day befoo
but scarcely was the oath taken when heTOt ill;
general debility followed, and in a feN3i-hOurs be 04
no more ! The Rev. and taleated'•-speaker hel
called upon the multitude to' kneel down,- any
ocimo
p,ewhichat empeis
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joined. To see thousands, regardless ortheir Pe
*less, '&c. several'
and patriotic psoafurytteyh:onsimill:reri:pluLaritaf"
sons, clothes,. &e. kneeling, under ~the _canopy '
heaven, heart and hands uplifted to their, God,
a sublime lesson to the-rulers of the land.

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VICTORY THE FOURTHH •

(From the Dublin Morning Register of Saturday.)
An Express arrived in town at an early hour
evening, announcing the result of Thursday's (or t'
third day's) polling. The gross poll was as followd
For Mr. O'Connell
For Mr. Fitzgerald ..
Majority for Mr. O'Connell

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The Duke of CUMBERLAND left town at 9'
early hour yesterday morning for his residence at Kt"
from whence, after making a short stay, his Royal Hie
ness proceeded to the Royal Lodge, on a visit to time Kit'`
The Lords of the KING'S Most Honourable
Privy Council held a meeting en Saturday morningt,'
eleven o'clock, at the Council Office, which was atteio';
by the Lord President of theVouncil, the Master of 1,
Rolls, Sir GEORGE ROSE, and the Right Hon. HO',
FAmoT. The appeal of LAGOA DETTE V. WORNITZ, 11°.
the Mauritius, was argued before their Lordships till tl'p
o'clock, when Counsel were ordered to withdraw Wll,l'
tl.eir Lordships deliberated. Oa their re-admission, ir.
matt
Master of the Rolls, after severely reprobating the malic(i
in which the respondent's case had been drawn up, us
ciliated to mislead their Lordships, from the statement;
facts which were not borne out by the evidence; ''i
stating that if such a course should at any future period
pursued, their Lordships would be forced • to 'Make an or",
against it, pronounced the opinion of their Lotalshie ,
confirm the decision of the Court in the Mauritius; botr Stars
the ease between the parties (who are both inerebov ' '
was very complicated, each party to pay their own cer stand, r
On Wednesday last a handsome piece j 1
"tli•
plate, with an appropriate inscription, was present)
.. by a ca
SANDEItSON ILDERTON, Esq. at the George inn,. Dir !V.
Shields, by JUAN Tir.sEy, ES,I, in the name of the itii , 44
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bitants of North Shields and its vicinity, fur his
pl L, will° wa
conduct as an active Magistrate during a reidences,.''' • blow u
upwards of twenty years amongst them. A patty of v
ltime a
entlemen afterwards sat down to an excellent dinner'', •
g co
spent the
.evening with the ,I•,,,reatest haritiouy and f biit tilt
humour.
i: courage
WEST LONDON THEATRE.—A new o.l''
,i assailan
dramatic piece, the " Arab's Faith;" was brought ou'v
this theatre last week ; it abounds with pleasing ineidev,
WltSderable efi
and was univia,ally well received ; to use an aster's phrl
it will most likely have a run. The house, on 'Satin' - besides.
eveninz, was numerously and brilliantly alt mded, 9111 ' '
after the above piece, a pleasing burletta calle 1 the "v,o' one. Ge
raMil," and the " Beggar Boy," a:petit..:qtree of:4 and 75
merit, went off w;th deserved eclat. daffillod

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