Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
Fro,a London paper.


oh mohaay, a dinner, attended at least hy 900 per
sons OF Iespec'abi, wa, given at the Crown and an
ehof Tavern, London for the The
tate events III Naples, Spain anu Portugal.
Al hail past,x O'Clock Sir Robert Wilson (ihe chair
l pieoeusu ny TWO eentlemen bearing small bust.
neo WIN anTes) oi the anish Generals Quitopa
and Riego, and accompanied b, MIR Hohbouse Ihs
ion hehiyi'te, Benhet. Major Cartwright, Mr.. Hume
St Gerard Noel, and many other distinguished prr,,n.
entered the ROOM and we're most warmly rrsr,,d hys
the assembly. Dinner vas served and as the cloth
was removing Alderman Wood arrived and M, VII;
~. acGusohied reception. The first toast given was
ne King; ! after which The Queen with iHsncence
TOT DeI shield ruth for her spear ana the Affection OF
.ue people tor her safeguard drunk amid bur, OF
applause which shook the apartment
si Robert Wilson, from The chair then addressed the
've SPEECH TO which from the IaIene,s of ill., hanp NJ
are unable 10 do Justice, commented upon the i'm
poIaht changes which his hearers were assembled TO
sO"ueHoIate. Tie deeply condemned the course n hch
mad been taken by Russia and by Austria i'm refns,n"
W acknowledge The new constitutional governments d.
pIreatea st more deeply the conduct Of Tho En3,t,h
HIsuY III waVellns as To the line which they onpht
10 pnIsae aud waiting tweTe for The lead of 6rs
auu concluded by moving resolution aud dec
III iaFoi VI The patriots which ere
agreed 10. ''''i'u'I
., letter from bis grace the DIXIE OF Bedford wa,
'neu lead by The ehairmau excusing hi.
on The ground ofili health second letter IN m.
eh.ci, from Sir Francis Burdelt wa. also read
MI. hopAouse, amer spirited snd eloquent address
PtPoseu Inc health OF" La Fayete and The chanpinus
OF freedom IN France" P'"'
Mr. Alderman Wood profess-d with sreatgood bumour
mat he was NJ orator declared that he ms mo-,
w'ln'!andns, as warmly attached TO freedom a, any
man III tue country and concluded by proposinr as
toast" Old England" FOPe' 10
I've Rev. Mr.. Hayes. on presenting himself 10 the
ee'"s ALREADY we2ried with discussion va, received
WIN SOME show Of impatienee-.....fIis drst words
however, produced sensation almost electrical M
sn MS hearers, a" am" said Mr.. HAYES nm IrisI,
SHtnoliC PTIest. received my education al Rome
-, uL'e Deeu rom my infancy friend te Iiber
" Suu determined Toe 10 oppression. IA the wear
1872 "as depued by the Catholic. OF ireland tn opvase
a, nS,nle mat scheme ofthe British government which
y obtaining Tor the the appointment, Of The tih
phnops sought TO render them like their brethren az
tne established church, the subservient followers AT
power. Such an union between church and slae Ia as
an uhon DeiWeen Christ and BeliaI IL is an luton
nhcn converts the priesthood pre.tcTa an uninn
which has ever been alike in Caioiic and pro,-,tsnt
couhuies-the most powerful engine Of tyrauny-tI,e
aaausnlue chain Of slavery The sIaic draws the
oiu protect the Interests 81 its pessiOued clerry
clergy aousc thstr sacred na rnce 10 hold th p.
such an union. until maddened by the double tyranny
popular indignation explodes last aud the altar and
the 'hTOhe are Thelmed utter destruction 70 ar.
serve my County from such horrors and TO preserv,
tne purity OF our clergy, by keeping them dependent
uPou Tue opinion OF The people | went to Rome and
. contest o. tws years bafiled the intrigue. Of the
bIish ministers and the borong
which existed among the leaders of poluIcs At ROM
met my reward. b. the ministry Of The cowatdly tbe
sache Gus, lockpickng ON pteda and oe that abier
s'afe OF the tisy Alliance, Cardinal Gonsavi I was
imprisoned ioT two months, aud afterwards bl a guard
territory" " NV -N''""
Ibt Rev. GeHtleman after a variety of ob,erva,on.
upon tue recent events, through which our lnt. wi
ho' permit us TO follow him. declared that IL Tas his
"Isn us aim and his hope, that catholics and uror,
ants might lay aside an enmy thar The call of.
sisiible demand. "'e