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PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

(From The Hibernian Journal of Sept. 14.)
ST. MARY'S PARISH—LASSF,ssEII TAXES-,SATIBATFI-
. BREAKING.
' The facts elicited at this Meeting prove to de-
monstration that the Repeal of the Act of Union
is the great object with every .15,1magogne in this
Country, and that the licentious spirit which so
boldly stalks abroad; connects the repeal of the
Window Tax with a repeal of the Union, and any
thing but respect for Religion ; for how else can
we account for those who opposed the 'appoint-
ment of Overseers to suppress the profanation of
the Sabbath being the plincipd Persons who op-
posed the 11'41110W Tax ! Were we tO enter into
a detail of those proceedings, it would require.
more than the limits of a Newipaper's boundary,
and therefore to give the public a clear view of
the delusiOn in existence on this subject, and of
the attempt which is made to 'bus mislead their
understandings, we shall condense the whole in a
short analysis of facts, and let the public draw
their own conclusions on the subject :--,
REPLIES.

RESOLUTIONS.

They " Resolved, that the What is here called a mo-
fat;of the late moderate pe- derate petition. is no less than
Olio:, of the Citizens of Dub- a petition for a total repeal
lin tothelmperial Parliament, of the taxes., after the peti-
for a total repeal of the Tax tioners had agreed yith_Mr.
upon light and air, has excited Vansittart -to accept of a Mo-
in'the minds of all classes the dification only. The reduc-
most poignant feelings of dis- tion of SO per 'cent. to all
appointment and regret, and those who chose to pay in ail-
obliges us to express how Vance, or of 25 per cent.
much we have to lament the whether they paid so: or not
fatal measure of a Legislative " has excited in the minds of
Union,andthewant of that do- all classes the most poignant
mestic superintending power, feelings ofdisappointment and
:hat would duly investigate, regret, asd obliges them to
'eel for, and redreis our express how much they have
to lament the fatal measure

grievances.

of a Legislative Union !"
That is, because this Union
saved the country from na-
tional bankruptcy and conse-

()tient revolution ! Here is,
then, ingratitude with a wit-
ness, and lawentation r.ith a

• vengeance!
" Resolved, That it has The Commissioners of his
been certified by Physicians, Majesty's Revenue, aware of
respectable in character and any bad consequences arising
practice, that the malignant from the report of the physi-
Ferer, which has gradually clans, had, 'in the earliest
increased its ravages, has stage of Fever, given direc-
been materially assisted in its tions to allow all windows to
destructive progress by want be opened on a physician's
of proper ventilation, and certificate that there was a
that this want arose front the necessity for such a measure
closing up of hearths and being adopted; in fact where-
windows, to evade the Tax ever it appeared to them ne-
payable upoh same, cessary to open the same; and
they have followed those di-

rections up, by instructing
their Inspectors to see it done
when applied to, even• before
the Board could make the ne-

cessary orders. But it is evi-
dent that the Parish Orators

are more anxious to suppress
the Taunt than the FEVER !

" Resolved, That on refe- A good Subject would re-
rence to the reports of the 3oice at all times to free his
debate on this question, it Country from debt, but the
would appear that we are Demagogues would as often
called upon to propose a sub- wish that the directly con-
stitute for the tax of which trary should take place—and
we complain. We therefore here this argument is fully
remind the Right Hon. Gen- proved ; for inasmuch as the
tleman that he has a power- Sinking Fund originated with
ful auxiliary, namely, the the Immortal Pitt, to liquidate
Sinking Fund, on which he the National Debt, so do the

has recently drawn largely fur Democrats wish to apply its
our neighbours of England; proceeds to a different pur-
the precedent justifies the as- • pose, in order to divert its ef-
sumption that he may draw feels from its original pur-
from this source sufficient to pose; for although it has
cover any loss occasioned by been admitted that Ireland
the repeal of the Tax, now has not contributed her quota
become obnoxious to the peo- to the general expenditure of
pie of this country, without the State, as she was bound
compromising-the interests or to do, her absentees, it is
the credit of the Empire; argued, make up for this, by
and, in every case, we &pre- applying their contributions
cote the policy that would in- to the credit of England !
filet on any portion of the thus endeavouring to make it
Empire a Tax beyond its appear that every Absentee
means. We further remind resides in England, while no
the Minister of Finance, that allowance is made for the
of the produce of our emus- great majority of Irish Ab-
try, nearly three millions per sentees who reside on the
annum is remitted to Absen- Continent, and for those who

:ees, who do mot contribtita
:o the public expenditure of

have been obliged to quit their
own Country from the dread

it, directly or indirectly; a
moderate Tax upon such re-
.

of assassination and midnight
plunder!

mittances might pct.ry a suifi
dent substitute; and as it ha's

;pen stated that Ireland has

tot contributed her quota to
he 'general expetiditure; we

reply, that the contributions
of our Atm-I-n-is hare feer
many years' fires). applied to
the credit of En4landoviecreas
Ireland should have credit for
such peat of them arose
from their receipts 'front this
country.
.‘ Iternlrecl, That it is the The partiet by this Resolu-
e pinion of Ibis Nesting that tin are üblJ rd to' -particu,