Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
BY DAVIS, TEsIsT, s co.
ofaARAOETEsVIAE VA SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER G. lsas

''lN ;o' w hN. oDoNNEI. FOR THE COUNTY CLARE
Considerable excitement and much speculation as TO its
consequences, has been produced by In. coc.;o of MI
OConnca celebrated Catholic of Ireland to tho E,h
far'a"ent Mr. Butler Catholic barrister of distinction
is Of opinion that lie has the right to take his seat From
tie following extract from tho Liverpool Mcfcurv i, is
probable that the question has, ore now been decided nv
Parliament
lha preceding page some particulars respect
ING this extraordinary proceeding will be found /:
which VIII be perused with interest as tending to
snow what may lie accomplished by popular union
and enthusiasm.
We Shall not offer many remarks uno,, ihe re-
ception which Mr. OConnell NAV experience
when he proceeds to take his seat The cSper
ment VIII probably be made in the course of a
lew days, when tho validity of Mr. Charles B,i:-
Ter opinion iii favour of the eligibility 6r Cath.
olic TO sit in Parliament will be, forthwith nut to
The test. If we are to believe the CORRESPONDENT
oil one OF our contemporaries of yesterday most for
midabe preparations are making in London for
the arrival oil the new member Of ST. Stephens
Mr.. OConnell (says hc) is on his way to Eng
land. AS a measure Of prccauton all the troops
IN the neighhorhood of tile House Of Commons
mad orders to DE on the alert, and the civil force
was very materially strengthened. To such an
extent was this carried on tina: the cons,ables who
arc IN attendance at the House of Lords had IF
teen special cons,ables sworn in Yesterday. and
understand similar arrangement has been going
Oh to-day" OBS
Now, if Mr.. O'Cohncll had tsourht over with
him to England all the sturdy !,ish peasants hat
pumped 10: him at Glare, and if the formidable
p!ialanX, reinforced by all the Pats of ST GIes's
were to escort their darling pan to ST. S,euhens
and rap at the door with their shiilelaghs to de-
mand admission; there might be some necessity
Tor the aforesaid military and civil power to pre-
serve the peace but under pre5cut circumstance
es 1t would be better to Keep The soldierf adgeth
or out OF sight, and to caution the ciuH power il
it appear at all, to be as cipH as possible. while
Mr. OConnell merely leaves his card with the
Speaker, aud awaits the issue; either solus or in
company with one or two friends
hr progress OF the successful candidate from
Ennis towards Dublin; so far is we have seen &C
counts OF 1T, seems to have been one continued
triumPh' The triumphal car, and platform rest
ing upon ioir-whceled carriage, in which o.
cohheii ana some OF his friends were drawn along
by men, was conducted through Ennis in perfect
silence, though the procession was immense ,ba
silence was only broken when the car was stop
PED, and signal given, when there was one ST.
multaneous and tremendous cheer. In this man.
ncr, the man. OF the people was conducted two
miles out OF Ennis, notw outstanding his repeated
entreaties to be permitted to descend from the
car, and pursue his Journey in his OWN cafriaoe
on ms approach to Limerick, he was met by
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most triumph The Dublin Evening Post OF Tues
day says, that his triumpha march will not end at
Limerick, and that, from the preparations nj adc
to receive him at the different places on his rcItc
1t wonld be impossible for him to arrive in Dublin
tn "Wednesday night. We are glad to perceive,
from the following paragraph, that the Catholics
are determined That their triumph shall be mark
ed by the same trahquillity and decorim which
have distinguished the contest leading to it
they could not lave adopted course more pleas
ing to their friends, nor more CALLING to their enc.
mics, than that which they have adopted from the
beginning to the end of these extraordinary pro-
ccedings.
I" The committee, and all the friends of Mr..
O'Conncll in Dublin, (says the Dublin Morning
kegister) have unanimously called upon the PEG.
pie nal to eliminate, but to content thcnlselvc >
with the qualification Of triumphal entry. The
people, we know, will be obedient TO the call.
Some dctcstable O:apgc;sts have been making
preparations for an Illumination, in the no very
diS'nt hope that Peterloo tragedy could be got
up, with some facility, on the present occasion in
the pcaceabIe streets ofDublin"