The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-01


fro n thai high station lie pronounced ma
ledietion. an anathema against the l'ish
oe,,,,le-fe gave IN Ito for ireland, that
disastrous inscriptions whcb Danle has
told us was written upon the gates OF he'll,
aud babe Us hope 10 more Is IT not
wonderful that the Pine Minister of
tieergr the Fourth should have resppnded
b Fredefi, k the First : Ifmy Lord Liver
nnol was not linnest, he was Ut least frank.
lie put aside that hypocrisy which has been
defined IL be the homage witch wee pay
10 virtue IN homage which certain iach-
rymatory Lord knows how 10 pay sowell,l
aui oaenly avawed himself the unqualified
anta gonisl of the Irish people. lie USED
formerly, like Joseph Surface, to bow Us
out of the Constitution but nOw he itys
his sentiment aside, and Slips the door IN
orr face II was supposed that this great
question bad been exhausted. Lord Lii
,ernool showed il MAS not His Lafdsldp,
INSTEAD OF deriving his arguments from De-
hlme on the Constitution, drew them from
The Suarrz de Matriman0." His arSn-
nnt WAS founded on the comparative in
eHcaeY of a Popisii wedding. Why should
lrelau4 continue 10 be torn by dissentioos
why shonld She sill continue to carry the
penal code, like "A cancer III her bosom j?
Why should she still he allowed 10 bold
oui temptation tn the enemies of Eng
land ? Why---because the laws Illicit ln,e
differ il the TWO religions. II ngst tie con
fessed that his Lordship has thrown Il
strange elucldatlun upon the subject ! he
has borrowed lbs torch from liyBep, aud
cast nen light upon Catholic enIancipa-
tiun. lI4oud chrers.) lie Was peculiarly
impressive upon the thesis of divorce, aud
il is q be presumed that certain noble
bnssar was greatly struck with ,ae force of
his reasoning upon this Interesting topic.
fhe noble Marquis WAS once an ads ocate
of emancipation, bat he has lately severed
himself frou The opinions to which hcwa as
So hunprably welded, and espoused mare
acrimonious sentiments. (Cbrers ~ loud
tughterj His bordship, il seems, Is rea-
dy to fight il out" With whom , Has
France again uofurlrd her 81 enddrli have
her lrgiuns passed the Rhine ? has another
Napoleon been thrown up by another re
suluioil , or have the ba baro0s hofiles Of
Russia descended upon civlilged Luropr
M such thing. Ii the lassltudr aud ehn@
OF peace, he signs for occupation IN Ireland;
he signs, not Tor another. hattie, bat for an
other nlssacfr--fpr another Aughtln, not
for another WaterloO-not for another VIC
tory, but lipt auatlhr confscation. He is
ready to fight it OUT" forsoJth With
whom With those who fought and BLEED
beside hin-With those whose sons and
brothers lay dead before him in the field ;
tluud cheers with those who watcred his
laurel5 tthey are not eVergreens) with their
blood and /, this to be The close and con
summation Of his Lurdstip's military IL
chlesmeu.s? 40 most lame and impo-
tent conclusion; there is no phrase in the
whole compass OF the Ensls n Language,
capable nj conveying the unninsled senti
ment ofdisS'lst and Of abhoreuee which
this eflI,ion Of Parliamentary bragadacia
is calculated to excite or II there hc AN
expression well ftyed 10 this BObddH an.
nouarement, it IS in a saSle munosy Liable
--!ie out oh lie. tCheers.) But | have
done with tins legislative hnssar. come
To the single fact; the Catholic questinu
has been thrown oat by majority of 48
in the House Of Lord5-48 uon-contents
have produced seven millions of niaicon-
tents. That we are maicuatcnis they adj
nit; that we are Ses ca millions they drny
What then, i. 10 De done ? Let there be "A
ceusns of the Catholics OF Ireland. - Do
not dress your slaves with peculiar garh :"
said IA Roman statesman, "leat they should
learn their own strength An enumera-
ton of the Catholic people may be easjIy
effected through The insiruinCntdlty of the
Catholic clergy. For this purpose Cath
Ollie Association shall br established. | for
bear for the present from entering into any
further details ai the plan upon which il IS
intended that the important measure shiil
he accomplished. The next projects one
II, simple As il is ctlicacion5. Let petitsus
be presented from every parish in Ireland
Nj. O'CunneH Lord Liverpool IS de-
ternined t. PIT down the Catholic ques-
tion. Truly IL has pat it down 10 a pref
| y fashion. tLauShter.l He promised
Lord Lonsdale that he wO,ld crush the
Catholic cause fer ever, and yet It appears
10 be alive and merry Notwithstanding.
Lau2 hter.) Lord l.enseaie is the possess
spr of eight rotten borouEhs. He mss 10
seat in thu tlolsp of Commons AZ his dis
posaI ; aud he tfailics in them, as cattle
ARE sold in Smithfrld market, not only
barterns them for places, aud henors,
and distinctions Col thr members Of bis ia
mily, bat, unfortunately making them sub
SER, lent tn ,hc base and cruel purposes
Distinguishing the ris hts OF the lfl5h peo-
pile. My Lord i.onsdale 10 Il great owner
of colIercs now, before the winter is u
yer, "e shall see whether Ireland may not
be supplied with fuel from other colieres,
aud we may treat my Lord Loosdae To
the burning of his Own Goals. Great laugh
ter and applause) Ny Lord and gentle
men, ihis much having been said in pa
reuthesis, one thing is manittst-that the
Catholics have been cruelty, and will say
treaehrrou-ly defeated in their struggle for
their rights in one Of the houses of Pa,lia-
ment. after their claims had been not only
recognized, but triumphantly established
10y the other branch oil the legislature and,
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