The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-08

han saled aesost their principles ao1 -
In Catiulcs had certainly pledged lhrm-
selves not 10 support any candidals who i've
his all 10 sueli - ministry As hat OF Nell,na-
Lon md Peel. Now was the tine Ia shav,
these ministers a lesson of the honesty ct The
Irish treeholdets. lie then propus.d Nh. u
Council Is tie candidate, amidst shouts So
drsieelns thu the whole town seemed ami.
mated by one loud enicc. After Mr.. Fitgpe.
raid had spoken lr some limc in his ou vim
h%'ra'ien. Mr.. oCnnneil presented himself 10
the meeling.
The system. be said long pursued toward.
ireland, would do no longer u must be nnl
= stop IN. Sweet words would ~ longer an
.w"r the time was gone WHEN they could
be irAmnled m with impunlly. Ii lie wers
sent To Parliament, he would put mn end 10
the hofrld tax Tor building Protestant church.
es, aud providing sacramental wine. lie
would vote tor the diminulion of The taxes,
Tor n reform in Parliament, aud for recnnsid.
ering the ahominaLlr measure of The union.
The young blond OF ireland was in Il fprment.
and il "hs but n few day. since he had drieet-
ed a boY al lhirlee,. drilling u regimen OF
youths, whose flag had embiazoned on il,
" Rememher Orr The show al hands being
apparently in favor of MIR. O'Connrll, Mr..
Fitzgerald ot course demanded n ballot tut
WV iuE no HlNll ilhI TWO NUtpE M nltN, iT
abandoned The contest, determining to trust
To The decision OF the House at Commons on
the validity ut Mr.. O'C's. return. The priests
mustered their frce1lollers in the strongest
numher' aud remained with them all the
time oil tn" polls. ~ full CHuonicals, and with
crGeiaNfs ~ their hahd Tie greatest eA-
ci'emeoi prevailed, aud crowds remained AT
Ennis To witness the cheering Of MIR. O'Con-
nell, which was attended hV a multitude Of
7 or 5000 people, but with tue most perfect
efder and silence, except when the sienni
WINS given for n general cheer. In this va,
th'y proceeded beyond Clare and within I'VE
mlIes al limerick th-v we've met b parties
from TINT city - TUE craod n length amount
ed 10 10000 persons. waiting to escort lntn
The Town the frat Catholic returned to the l.
#i'"d Parliament since the signing oi the trea-
wat IFS gate The new member addressed
The people on :Le infractjon Of this cclebra-
ted treaty which was sIgurd on the spot
whore they stood. Srvetal o. the ships IN
The river had their ooloufs dying. aud d.
charged their guns. Al n meeting of the Ca-
tholic Association in Dublin, IL was resolved,
principally IN compliance with AIR Oa'nn-
anclIs earnest desire, not - have any iIlumi-
nations or public reialoings on the occesi6u al
his e%lection, in order 10 the preservation OF
rearc.
These details We conceive Of interest a.
exhibiting the temper OF ireland. In regard
10 the oath which will be required. MIR. O'Con
nell will not take it. The following are the
consequences he anticipates from refusing Ia
take Il.
- shall be dragged Nv the Sergeant M
arms In The bar OF the House Of Commons,
for not IHNing an oath Inconsistent Will, nv
opinions. shall be brought there Tor MOI
answering the mmon Of the speaker.
srail then be allowed to address The Ii NE
from he har, 81 will tell item that am rra.
dy 10 do my duty 10 the conniry-that To Ill
N that house have bat 10 commit the tri-
ling sill Of perjury hear and cheers Any
man who swtars that " hich he doc. NOT he-
lleve. il Il perjhrct fhear, hear | vii tell
the Sneaker, HAT il he Will permit M, am
quito ready 10 take my place aud Il there
be moi room for NE ON the Treasury Bench,
will be always sure OF indine space rnuneh
on the Opposition Benches lIaeehicr aud
cheer. | will then propose tilai be Nil
admit me, aud 1t is not al all imp obablc he
will send me 10 Nrwgaie laughter But
the debate upon those oa'ha-the rue nature
of them will he thus carried 10 the renoIest
parts Of the lahitable clohe-it vii tes1und
llrongb the world, aud millions will cry ont
against England for her injustice flpud
ehcers. Il nili be wafrd along The Nilsson.
ri, II viii be carried over the waters OF the
Mi>sissiIpi-freruen will shuddcr nj he oath
mon tie banks Of the Ohio and where vii
jrrues,es existed before, bni lihefiy has nov
nro6aeed "a ppradise aud a gardpn-ln them,
IN al tlrsc piacr. the spirii ot liberty vii be
Inyoha' and one united shout Of eKecraiiou
ne rat."I aoaiGs' British Bleotrv-suM cicnt
iorrvnf Ia pat down the pceis and Nrliing
tous leuntinaed cheering ic,, the expert
mrul il worth making Ihear
'onrI,a Ra'ier, the veteran English Catho-
lie lawyer, las Gwen "A solemn opdnIun that
O'tonorii nny taAe and hold tire seat 10
which he j. elected, nuder the British laws d
conslllutinn.