The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-29

landi II IS a nockeIy 10 tell me that the pepple
Of ireland have not an interest In ms cr,Sing 10
i've licar.) Death is the eonector of hu
man errors il Is sad 10 be mans hour. for repen.
lance, and Gods opportunity Ii the ROYAL
Duke should not become converted from ms no.
iiteal errors am perfectly resigned 10 the will
Of God, and will abide the result, With the most
Christian lcs Ignaton. (CheersD ThcW higeS
and amongst others Lord Gros.enor, hayrblani-
ed Us Ion the honest expression OF our opinions. |
blame the Wings for this.
A former Duke of York, the legitimate King
of England, was dethroaed by the Ensli,h
Wings, although lie had never taken an oath n
gaInst thcif rights aud liberties aud who instead
ofendeavorine TO injure single Protestant IN
person or property, could be only CHARGED
witt the crime Of procIalming perfect liberty
OF conscience. (Chcers.) Only contrast the
DUE OF York whom they dcthronrd with our
modern Duke. am not gong 10 Justify Rero-
iutions-Ihcy can only be justl6edby State me-
cesslty. wish not 10 tarnsh the principle of
the Revolution of l6-S. The VI higs Of that day
dethroncd the Duke of Yorl, for ms lberalit,.
X the Wings Of tins day blame Us fornotloviug
the present Duke OF \ ork on account of his Il.
lIneraity l. Il not right that We should be true
to our friends and resoutc against cur encmics1
Another argument against Us is that We have
assaulted the Established Church We did not
do SO. For the last two aud twenty years We
remained siIeat on the subject We we're du-
rlas that period assallcd by the Established
1ielSy IN every possible way, IN iollos aud in
pamphets-ln sermons aud IN speeches at the
drunken orgies of drunken Oraneomcn Our
characters were tfaduced, and our religion Gu
Illuminated They used every effort to force the
people from The iItli then ancestors I liear)
Force had been long tlcd III sain--rccoursc
vas aow mad to raud-Bible Societies and Pfo-
selyusng Societies endcavored to effect what
persecution tuled TO accomplish, But ii the
persons still continue TO initiate and caiumniate
us, we will drag before die House Of Comm IN s
the enormous abuses Of the Established church
We Will call for the restoration OF ,hc peoples
property. through the doors OF the House Of
Commons we viii tell the pcasautry that thon
property is in the hands OF men VINO abuse and
trdmpe ON them. We will announce to them
who are the robbers OF the poor and Whcn We
have done that, Jet such statesmen rs Liverpool
aad Peel keep US uuemancipated, IN order 10
strengthen and secure the Established Church.
have enumerated tae Arguments which wln be
urged against US. Its only from the rotten DO
rgu9hs that We have 10 tear III the new Pailla-
mcnt. Canning aud Peel have had a battle IN
the cdbihet about the bpTOughs under the miu-
cnce OF Government, and the cunning OF Peel, |
,car, has prevailed. Ia all contested elections
Win few eAcepuonS, the cause OF hDcralIty has
tlluaphcd Inc Established Clergy, since the
keiol nation nave spread the most inIdmous ca
lumnles d. AIMS, us throughout Lngltnd Ihey
nave npu ed to us tenCts winch We nave over
and Over ogoIn solemniy dlsavowod and many
converts lave been made 10 their cause by tue
PRONUNCIATION Of these monstrons talschoods.
WHAT is strength 10 Us is weakness 10 our enc
a
.as pros porous. IT, Ministry had, III lo25, Il
glorious opportunity ior uniting the people ol
Ireland. Iney were chen ii Inc summit Vi
TIER paper prosperity. thelr commerce ana
manufactures we apparently thriving, and the
landed interest was "vtltu-ihey might then
have concerned en- Us an act OF kindness which
We would have received as beggafs do the aims.
Was there any lntcmperdnce then on our
pafts2 Ga the contrary, Dan son accused Inc,
and justly, Oi cIlngins and sycopAancy, 20 gam
u great question. We offered more IMAM they
should get. or than they ever ahai! get. Loud
cheers The base parasites 9t the courier, as
tle Times calls them, assert that Eng land
kept the Catholics down during the rcnCh Re
,olntionary war. There never was greater
talseaood, England commenced that war by
brbng the Catholic, OF ireland with two thirds
OF their rights in l798. / would apr, al to the
report OF the irish House of Commons drawn up
by John Foster aud to the report OF the Lords,
wv" up py Ho'" I'"ic' u prove 'nC 10Y any
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! q heer, One fact is worth a thousand argu-
inenrs. In l796, the French fleet appca, ed in
| Bantrg Bay, and part of the troops effected
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