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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-10-29 00:00:00

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81)4Y MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1139

ktiti7 Peregrinating vagabond and impostor,ff whose
144,eelted career across the Channel a ds an in-
lc of almost infinite credulity in thet)rl Irish that
i41;07k8 belief, has been lately employed in hisr 'favour-
111c1 of libelling England and everything English,
Ilitii e.kaBl3erating the ignorant mobs who stillils,follow
Nelhto feelings of savage hatred against who,
4 er be our sins in other respects,have, at all
efitB,
°NE, -41,"°t to answer for that of
ofbeing
ambite_li.tsherthe dupes
ion.
Nowl sehoods or the instruments
vriltiing
Itaipst we have no intention of . a diatribe
hate t1:18 rascally mendicant, which would be only
T
tllkhi o'
to
much good ink and valua.ble. paper. o
il a besetihe turpitude of a man who glories in his shame,.
livid 48 office as regards the reformation of the in-
ftioti4lital himself ;
and we should as soon think of de-
thatratihg that a pickpocket deserves punishment,,
the'tit e " honourable Member for. all Ireland
IlteteB Contempt of every man with the slightest
t tihs.jous to honesty or principle. We allude to' him
1)04.141 wild harangues just now for a different pur-
e C. t°
chew how grossly unjust it is to chargeofaniiiropoon..
Qty het a desire to excite a feeling
tw.......
A es weep the two countries of England and Ireland.
4(10417 time ago the Observer' published, " upon
Ilk eff ted anthority," a circumstantial falsehood, to
Dreisehetet that the tactics of the Conservative party at
444 .- were
,0 ',spire --t(: affect the utmost alarm at Popery,
irl.,, - the Protestant population with bitter hatred
tll4t th.their Roman Catholic fellow-countrymen; and
irela,,,iti Pirit was especially to be encouraged
they
ibto "4, althou-h
a ei.!)hwer, possibly the Tories, when got
14111 War
in
might' not go quite the length of kindling,i
1., that kingdom. It also added that Sir
41:1 - eel admitted the fact of this intention, whilst
14
this
its necessity.
43,, , ,I 8 matter the Observer, as the Persians wouldburr
to I,o' ; uas eaten dirt." It will not again be in
ua
ndoubted
4fther;t4iteer mendacious calumnies " upon .
Ilk attic But what was the object and animus of
hveti-aa"cle? Plainly this : to represent the Consent,,
11(1 ti n- :7414efitly hostile to Ireland and her interests,
Ncin.l,-" Drop up the desperate cause of Ministers y
40 -1
a few gulls in the Irish Registration
iCourts,l,,tb
Ihlchltit:6t Possibly believe in a statement mac le with
at 4 bight
effrontery. The falsehood was taken
hPoote:t °II which to lavish every epithet of abuse
41d t,„- Party which, for the selfish objects of place
two --wer, would sow dissension and disunion between
f
it bePortions
~ of the same undivided empire. Nowis—a
cliag;:a" we fully agree with our opponents it
dis_
plat°eful thing to propagate a spirit of mutual
of
otie saatl hatred between those who, as the subjects ka overe „„
i", Ought to entertain feelings of kindnesstileyg.°odwill towards each other, what language have
ttida..l4 °t°re for the master of Ministers, whose so e
htlieTOillstr at
this moment is to make the Irish nation
ihlPlae,:at the English people are its sworn, rancorous,ln
Iltitotic'e he
? Not content with vilifying our
11411m,°°s 'eParately, and besliming the Thronewith
etleltiy-Ilt °ffellsive praise, he calumniates Britain as t\lv-iee
°h tlii:f ,Ireland, and constantly represents that
spirit - side the Channel are imbued with a settledlre
AO Of dislike towards his countrymen, and c.
If agn f°l' her wants, interests, or wishes.
et the Ything like alienation is produced in the minds
preklor Irish,
and
they really regard us as their
1,°4111t )),,Who are to be answerable for this lamentable
-
bay Act the Conservatives, who have never sought
,014,e at
prejudices against any part of their
7 oue%-i°llhlrVtnen, and who consider the two islands
'le sm:ridivisible kingdom, however they may deplore
altiehtlerEitition and wretchedness which keep one so
ter,l°, arrear of civilisation as compared with the
411414:::it the itinerant impostor who, as he himself
. earns his fee" at Irish dinner-tables, by lying