Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

inconsistent with my OPINIONS. | snaL DC brought
therc Tor not answering the summons of the Speakcr
shall then be allowed to address the Hons, rom, th.
bar, and VIII tell them that au ready to do INV
'y 10 'i'e country-tllat to sit in tot.house have
'nt 20 coin1t the trliug SIN OF pcrury Cicar! and
cheers: Any inan who swcars that which he does
hol pcieve, Is z pcriurcr Ihear, heart ! vii tell
tho speaker that il he will permi: me. | am
quite ready to take my place; and II there r..
NOT room Tor me OH the Treasury Bench, [ VIII
D" always sure OF finding space cpu,rh ON the
Opposition Benches Iialehrr AMI choefs.l | win
then trep"se that Ii. VIII admit me- and it is
not NJ All Improbable hc WI! send rnc t. Ncwrato
lla'ghter.l Emt the Ic.aic upou those oati..-t!,
true nature 81 them viii thus b. carried to the reno
test parts o. the hahitahc .-lobe-t viii resound
through Tie world, and millions will cry out against
+ ENGLAND for her injustice [ic,l rcers.l 1t Will be
waited along the AIssouri-it will lie carried over tie
waters OF tho s.ppiIecmen will aiut.ur at the
oath upon the banks Of Ohio and where wilderness
S ;;- 0s'ore but liberty has produced para
a'Ee al:l gartclin them III I'll these places, the
sPritof liberty Will be invoked ant: one united shout
OF cHccritlon he raised against British Bicor--.rc
i''elC forever to mt down The Feels and Wcnn-
IONS tcoi.',l"od chceriug.l Yes, tI:c experiment is
worth making" (hgur.l
IRON nc Morning Chfonrc, July :
-, ''IH'y Of Ciare Eh,iioa-Ihe HaSiierS.
The election for Il Mnnhcr 20 @2ryr in Parliament
III '''e room otthc Rt. Hon. " V. Fitzgerald COM
iii2acod on MonGay. Mr. rit2-crait recommended
ny Gp"lrS or $50 3n,lcnn:.. Who waited on linn at
Stanner Park made lis appearance on tho Hus.iIrs.
during the reading ol the Wit, Sir. O'Connell
| Sir Edcr,M O Dricl Tie rose and smoke in ffy,r
| of NJ. Fit.rcrald
The Sherry: call upon that Icrson there 'pon.;nr
! 70 Mr.. OGornan Mahon, who was dressed in his
Hrdcr OF lslbeTaor uniicIn wearing his green buduc
mccall TO remove from his person that party bad.c
WHICH he now displays.
Ir. GoSm',us .':Aion: tell that person Ho COM
ipalus tns person. that this disilains to wear
parry badge-c has the cEsi,n OF his country display
"a aH'm his neck, and never Sla it be taken iroia
iini bit with his life loud cecrs.l
l. Nir q CnnnsIt: Green is no party color: i may 70
be sur" be hateful in the ewes o. oil. opponents bat
cis caring colour shall flourish when he ! -stai-
"a "FanG, si'a fade and he troldcn tdcr foo; Tr2e.
w are H. Ireland still, ANA member Wellington nor
~. caohie, s!'lt tianpIe upon [chccr:.l Out a
courtesy tothc Sheriff. did not wear the la,lgc hut
nc t"'or iSdcnr 10 inc my heart blood Tchccrs
.'r. u .."'n"1 ,Irion: VII nut lower t!s green
y+,'st as icIs u; have an arm 10 prctcc = chcer$.
owe INC Hnelit no courtesy ana ilc SHY have
rom me. ctad upon the Sheriff 20 rive ~ time
ny postponng he elections to get proper candidate,
ana ne renscdand is it 10 this man that am 10 ,,av
i ,n o. courtesy? [cri"s Of No, lo!'l
! IL: >he':Q mere consulted with his Assessor for
some t!inc, and thin said may have been wrontr in
'"@ II party colour, but surely in contest Ike the
present every badge OF distinction ought 10 be avoided
VIZ. fHt"flT'6 said, that he should not in this
sae.e OF the proceedings ncrposc single word, Lat
'ii' lie raS ANXIOUS, even b:orc the learned gentle
man ana hmselthat been put in nomination. 10 assure
the electors that his ardent wish was. that this contest
or ra,her TINS election. should be conducted with good
huiiloiif good temper and good feeling Trhccrs.1
Mr.. !io,7nan N4ion, Who had tartcn Lis nl,c,
in Of the most conspicuous paris Of tbc side cal
lcfy "n nlrcssodie Sheriff in very lone sJ,eec,.
Ike cdhcu On Tie electors to remember who were
those around Mr. Fitzcera!d. and to contrast tbcm
with these who supported his friend hi. O'Connen.
let t1cn also Judge between the two candidates who
MCVl0 De proposed tn their consideration Would
they elect the man who was ALWAYS f1uni hound ND
with Bic enemies 81 Ireland, no matter who while
they were men in ,wcr--tie inon WHO had srnnor.
ca feroivai' liverpool, Wellington, and Peel? or
his countrys liberty who had during period Of 90
years Struggled invariably AMI observation-disclosures in
ie cause q" their liberty aud their r"gion' trelncn-
nouS cheers' lie entertained the highest respect for
Inc 'aronct Who had P-oF osc Hir. Fitzgerald; bu
ne stood here this day, i'll the face Of lis country, to
:'Scjiarge public 10: private duty. ana private
feelings should haze WEIGHT with him Iciecrs
lie Stood there and there he would be found 10 the
Inst ga*? struggling with might and main a.a,,s
i,r return of hir. Fitzgerald rciccrsI lie consider
ch hin th@ enemy o.! Ireland and is pcorIs and
therefore 30 vas his opponent. (icntlnnn hof do