Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-23
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An Intelligent correspondent OF an Edinbur& pa
per- who had witnessed the GhGTing of the
great Irish Lt5erat0r O'Councll. after his cleo.
ton TO Parliament, draws the following portrait os
him.
''fIe is toll man &c geu.lcmanly appearance,
some what inclined To ,'aoP, and, "a thought, be-
twiAt NIFTY and SIXTY years ii age. His lace is pleas
ing, would almost say handsome: and his oratu-
ry is OF fluent easy, confident sort, which be-
speaks in him perfect consciousness of his.own
powers and creates in his auditors feelina that
tey are listening TO man of talent and gem
tlcnlan. C'COnncll may err--l,sh enthusiasm
may carry, as il has alrcady, in many instances.
carried him too FAR, but he is not a man 70 be
SACRED al, norone who 10 TO be regarded as moth
ing more than a violent dec,ainer. Let anS.oue
see lain, and hear him IN the -Four Courts and
ia the association ROOMS, rs | have seen and
heard him this week, aud he will confess that o.
CoIiAeli Is talented as well as an elegant orator
ingenious aud imaginative, and gifted with the
extraordinary tact of suting his efforts in an in
stant 10 the feelings and Intelligence of his audto-
~ 1t was such man that took his seat i'm the de-
coTatcd chair at Ennis, and is such man that now
directs the energies OF tne Catholic population of
IL eland."
hondon paper contains the annexed statement
made by the orator himself.
'"Ige ana DsSfindti0n Of .lfr. o. Conne!E--
hLr q Council has addressed the following left 10
The editor OF The Dublin EDenng Post in con
tfadIction oil an erroneous statement of the year
OF his birth, and his destination to the church,
"Merrion square. 18th July, 1923.
Dear Sr:-They cay it is right 10 be accurate
even IN trtes If you think so you will contra
Nict paragraph which appeared in your last paper
respecting me. 1t contained two mistales,-ffrst,
II asserted that was born in the year IVA e. 2dIv
, tliat was intended for the Church
81 was not intended for the Church No man
respects loves, or submits to the Church with more
aiacrity than do; bat was not intended for the
PRIESTHOOD. Ii Is not usual for the Catholic gentry
IN Ireland to regulate the religious destiny of their
children; and, being an eldest son, born TO an indie
pehIehce' Inc story OF my having been intended
Tor the Church is pure fabrication
was not born i'll the year l77l. BE it known 70
nv whom II may couceru, that was born on the
ON OF august l7I5, the very year in which the
stupid oh5tinaCy Of British oppression forced the
reluctant people OF America TO seek Tor securi-
" il arms, and to commence that bloody strur:
gle Tor National Independence, which has been
IN It's results beneficial to England whilst il shed
glory and conferred liberty, pure t" sublime on A
merica.
have the honor TO he,
Your faithful fellow iaborcr in glorious agitation
DAHlkk UC0NNELK.'
GEN. JACKSON AND NEGRO DEALING.
Among the other ISLANDERS OF hi. foes this Is
now put 10 rest along with ten thousand of the same
malignant tyne. Every effort OF his foe to destroy
rdises him higher III the estimation of the pcopic.
LFrom the .NdsiriRe Bnner.1
TO THE EDITOR.
ST rs your paper is open To both sides. 7 lake
~ ''"N'' y W GIVING " statement o. what |
respecting the partnership Of Coleman Green and
Jackson. roc" "u'
have inmy possession letters 10 chow, M ,,o,t
"srSHp ever did exist, further than General f,rt
son being the security OF Coleman and Creef,
some inc in 1910 Joseph Coleman purchased ~
Mr.. bennett Smith, his crop of cotton and tob,r-
Co FIR. Snlitl, would not sell HE crop william, q
security, and, as common report at the time Womb
take no man hot Andrew jackson as lis seeurify
The crop was purchased Ivy Joseph Coleman. who
gave 10 Bennett Smith the security he rco,,ircg
From the respect he bad for iOscph Coleman aud
family, Gen. Jacke0n became The security of To
sePh coleman, for t.iis his first purchase. and for
his second purchase OF negroes, ia 1911. to NJ
Eppcrson he Hkcwiec bccdne his security Tho
cotton and tobacco we're sent TO New Orleans Nv
Mr. VI. Green, who finding the markets fbcro
would not realize a profit shipped them round n
Philadelphia The markets then in PhiladoIuri.,
were go depressed that TIE house there could nor
iuabe sales Unless at heavy loss to the owners
ana sales were not effected till the 25tb Novenn,
per- lolH, ana then al heavy loss Gen jack
son hnding the affairs OF Joseph Coleman in a pre-
caFious situation, was afraid an attachment would
nc ieid 10 Philadelphia, Oh the cotton and tobacco
got Joseph Coleman TO give me an order on (;v5v
and iayior, which IL dated OF the 9th March.
l5iZ 10 receive The nett proceeds OF cotton AMI
tobacco and hand over tho same to Gen. JacE
son, ior moneys Pc bad advanced as his securi's,
ior j0seph Coleman. as ihc produce wac oH
hand when advised Gray and Taylor, on the (iG,
" CO. ST., desired hem 10 Raid tho -rocreJ,