Star.
London, England, 1829-02-11 00:00:00

afraid their haws would be eumumed, or some other harm kap!
jewaiolwiasulaie44ltelmtereildiat thry-myt "r Kelm C4p-
takraleh."J Mr enly•amme -time arse! sesigned 'kr tide ea*.
dee Symons being acted •opee is, thin boil isethst'some days ago
attended a Ilrancwick Chikisseetipg. and coronet' himself a
nsesehet diebeeN
But ii thievonariamemion 'a $ some idea of the
lute of Rh* .cOmmtty. how laugh ROMe fmeiblY is the
picturs.dtavra by tbm following-.
.. liweember 10.1.!0.
-Tile .0001500 t tallpallt 00 which I am new subject bargee.
memo! nse•t . kw year information. the usual re-
past dearest* preceding amath. The enciseed de..
telielikoslo ntimenerenees exhibk several imams' et agile
houghed, these Ala cases of arms taken, six threatening
ellielle. war dwuii leeelleds toeneeo houses attacked, five per.
sum smelted. teas (*cattle "toles. one heresy only in the coo*,
his free from crime. Two curs of decided nuisance to the
su4lary process of the law in civil nutters of property obliged
?les Sheriff to DM
.out the military, to ceujitnctioe with the
; the first stair at .......a..., on the 30th uldise. where
etteh4ll4 Ilia WA* .sblettirelke and sizty regular infantry.
Us Ate 1100401 k MOW', and pence force. accompanied by a
alalil.ralo. Abatis* Wematradon. having Wee received of the
dmimnabotitm of the pementry to mist with arms the Mari/
!Oa had bees forced to relined* a former attempt to woo"
an babas on dame lands, and, on the sixth lastest. the. Sheri*
was called up*
.by writ of &selenium to protect with nalikarf.
&c. a reviver from the Coen of Chancery, etlin bed boon
threatened and forced to fly front some neighbouring 4444 when
eodeseourieg. to distrain for rent. Ste. under a decree at Court ;
forty military were brought to support the police as We duty, and
la both. then cases the *grit folly succeeded, from the awe pro-
duced by the forces employed. The aulmosity encliedegainst thole
who have joined erunierick glob* still prevails. Surphdoo at
heinoeing to -suck a iociety is silleknt to predate insult to the
higher, sad team of etopleypesyt to the knew orders. Reeona-
meaditions fer evlosive de are privately and publicly diasit.
initiated. and thus invidious distinctions are fomented bet/teen.
Protestants aid Roman Catholics.
In the barmy of—. an the 31141 ult. the moaner entploYed br
the —. were compelled by a body of 500 Mpg to Wive his potato'.
digging; the nose toady dictated dallier laws to the workmen en-
gaged by threedilkseut Protestant 'Oeutlemen In the same remote
part °Abe county, and same &acuity in geocaring potatoe diggers
• has been eiperieneed by ether Protestants. But I trust the disere-
don of the Priests (who have palillakeil their disapprobation Klock
combloatious, la the address circulated by them in .-....., on the tenth
tili.• a copy, of. which I have tranesoitted) will correct this moo-
atonal/IAL .

I•oss W to believe tbe di,Wwyet wishes hate beedrols, with
.olicsnialkll paeinattors" awl lasselattess," is proceeding; but
anweira the vigilases of many hisigioseies is &mien attsetively
to sech.preeradiego anti the traterelandilltotais of the country.
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• Now, Sir,' if these desetiptiont' do not manifest to
every one. who hears
.theny.thrtther'e exists an absolute
•nicessity for: making out some damage in the esistiog
•billle of things do not•hosow what proof of stich a
necessitycould- be required. 'They are, however.trifling
compar:d with the saris of such iptisrm,ition Which has
been comeouttigatgli G.overothent by the lacers em-
ployed by Government within theJast sit atomise. The
fear arising from the conduct of -one party is the only
c.ause assighed ter the 'Cetinje, system adopted by the
other. A Gentleman, wbosi cake I. bring forward as an
instance, ssidthathe attended a Brunswick Club,which
he would not bag* attended had it not .been' for prece-
dent psoviseatim. Wets the country yafe from ,antes
•Ittapj it.WOUlsir leases theapprehension of future danger.
In the. insane kisses new adduced, though Ms:Gentle..
madelife was not in denser, and though there was n*.
thing: positive for the law to lake hold of, still theari
,was ground of. Aura from the, workmen. acting ender'
the influence of that enticement.- There is another -case
detailed in a letter, dated the let of November, ad.
dressed toMajorWittlairton,sod subsequently forwarded
with other docuatinti to. the Home Offise.,Here the
Right Hon. Gent. read the following letters--
. : • •fillts
." • - • . Novionner,.
. ham WAR MUM of receiving your Warr. amain
etie*ln_lall s,emm•-troaNetl yesteaday. and, front the in.
font*. I reeedmipm weal..awtrons. my personal °lnanition, I
regettita ash Ne...seses wpm* is two, true. tle has a number
,uf Rom, I sla soolos, • mph ekhon4h they hoe ao km*,
,sod. kawalieg4m ma aspoesens.am whatever be piny* they
as ham radasestne„ walk for. bias.- Ho mid we If tber-perse-
Owed he Ve.apokagegastead to tam. every. one. of Mem .out, and to
mad for Pratt:awn wow& I rgasonotiwishhim.oo this subject,
and sold him I thatight.it world be a very lasprusion:proceediog
at tisis tippoeben the Mind. otthe people wets ip such a state of
.feentantatiam. 4* seamiest teepee in optingn mak ate, and said if
'wires (dinged to haw rap/Atm:to. such harsh measures It wooki,
by with much reittetasera..but he saw Doodler alternative left. Ice
shoal)! either stn tbatoi. Imes the country. , • • •
la abort, Sir. it raml4,4 ;lawn impostibk to give a fulletatement
of the unfortunate mete of stairs in this neiliblaumrhoud, Until;
some' measures are taken to reconcile those party feelingswhicip at
present mist,to such an Wirmingdegree, I would must eantestly mod
respectfully suggest the nmenity of augmenting, the putice epitome
at that constant patrol• wosid Go •
kept up both by day maiden fot nine tinter 'total thi violent tarty
recline shall sobeithr ' • ' • * ,• • • •
ft would be a mat fortunate circumstance kir both patties if a recon-
ciliation could be erected ; for so violent As the feeling existing at
present that a Freak* could bet go it mile from his own dwelling
without runuing tap risk tepersunkl fiviesice ur whips !oleo( We;
and, en the other hand, if the Cattolits vivre liteMlly famishing
they_wbuld hoe work a day tot a
trotestant.
I have;lkc,' (Signed)
• November I,
hem the hamar to inclose a report from Mr.
▪ detailing the state of 'public feeling in the neighbourhood of
I shall write insn'adiately to him to try every possible
means to mimic& the parties. I fear, boneesr, it is hopeless, and
that the rieltentent will rather increase as the winter advances;
the respite there very seldom homeauch agricultural labour durhig
t. winter, sal are so far lodependesit,of theft employers, apt*
liberty to show bosdiky.
▪ stapeee.ro toggisiiii, to increase the pallet
• teem I redly have sot the power, Svitionn snipping wher•stathdi.
Or aatladrawlng them altogether; unless a strung Tonal wss whig
they would' be inefeenal : and to send such :mien only camper
other district:ens tihmetiarce, by withdrawing thrown- from than.
I request the homer of'hia instructioseowathis point.
•• • I have, Ste. ' (feigned), ,t, •
The Lord W. i. Gower, etc Ile.
I shall read no More hrthese documents, which I have
refetrettn• es. spe4ioont ig Abe correspoodence trans-
mitted tn.ttor Hoollit.Deiyatirmint troth. Ira .nsl during
the. last fon* inma4t..-Whers I considered the state of.
the public trancleillky...thecharac ter of-the intercourse
beta ems man and men ittthai country, and tin/1413M of
the Piotestantt t/Mbssettes-4I or n that the daily re-
mise:ice of Mese thrinmuniclitions made .a deep its-'
premien on my mind. It was impossible to see the
diseased state of society in hared wirhrut feeling a
wish to devil some remedy. I have entered into
details establishing the fact; and I entreat my Honour-
able Friends to weigh well what prospect of improve.
area thee is in the adoption of the prepaid
measure. • I bum that there are some who entertain
the opinion that the desirable end might be accoini•
plisbed by putting. doWn the Cathrilic Association,
and disfranchising the forty-shilling freeholders alone,
without granting concessions; but 1 rsk of Honourable
Gentlemen if, in the present state of this Huuse. they
can perceive any hope of. such measures being carried ?
ar(Hear), I also knew that there are those who my
that they might be carried, provided the eyes of the
tOitatry were opened to the 'real state of the case, and the
authority of Government gives to.thit course of pro-
cedisre;.brat I pot it to them-to 'declare if an honest mad
oPestid- folio* this course, satisfied that it,woold fail if
tettptio-the tea of experiment, even supposing the power
set aublnitting it to that test were attaihabk:,,,Tbe clues.
ition involves far higher objects- than personal consist-
ency, otthe hope of applame, or the-tear of 'censure-.:
and when'l vie* the state: of Ireland —the general spirit
,of disunion—above all, when I loOk to timaidity of the'
•peocestenrChurch, I cannot think of isainging forward..
propositions which I-know worildfailaThecletailsl have,
entered into are not brought-for Wit.l 'likely forth, put.
.pose of Government demanding iteater.poWeit, bat 14