Delaware journal., 1828-11-14
From the Democratic Press.
IRELAND.

The London Times of the Doth Sept. contains the
following letters from Clonmel, dated Sept %. 1t
furnishes narrative of proceedings i'll the chief
town If the popuous county of Tpperary:
We had yesterday the grandest scene that Clon-
mel ever saw. and the most gorou. display Of the |
power and the union of the people. Though Father
Brennan preached against us after seven O'Clock
mass, and warned US not to 20 to meet the boys o
Clogheen, Cahir. and Ard6nnan. who were to as
sc,nbe here tn celebrate the general reconciliation o
all true Irishmen, yet upwards OF 2O0 1T us dressed
in green Jackets, with feathers in our hats. and Look
Ing fnr all the world like soldiers. headed by O'Con
nel's Clonmel band, PLAYING Pairlck's Day and the
Melodies, mnyel westward through lrlsh-town to
meet the Cahir, the Clogheen, and the Ardfnnan
parties that were coming into town. At our head
we had colour rne by four stout bows (men,) with
a very large Rag. on one side of which painted
the harm. and ON the other there was picture ofO
Cnnnel aud the klng--Uisonnell receiving eman
cpation from his gracious Majesty. At l2 O'Clock
there could not be less than $4,000 conntrymen as
scmbed in the streets Of Clonmel and its ne5 5hbor-
! hood. expecting the above named party to enter.
The Cahir party arrived first with the band and col
ours. about 500 horsenen. all stout able fellows
dressed in green uniform, They were followed BY
several thousand on foot, clothed in green jackets
and pink facngs. whie troWsers. with green edge
run up the thigh. They marched three deep, and
kept time like the soldiers, To the tunes the band was
PLAYING After them came the band aud colours o
the ardfinnan men, horse and foat. in numbers ant
appointments the same a the Cahir men. But tn,
Cloghecn men, who closed the procession SURPASSED
them all in fine appearance of the men, and in tht
numbers and the dress they wore
There were at least 2On0 on horseback. for all TIL
world like cavalry reg gment. only they hati'n
swords. and among them were Of the beat far
ncrs in the county and their sons. When the hpa
of the cayacade reached the barracks, the last wer
at the work house, about mile Oft. The town wa
full of countrrmen from the surrounding country
they all carried green branches in their bands, an
, thev wore green leaves in their htts all that vans
. in the cavacade The procession passed and re
passed twice through the principal streets, with thci
bands PLAYING, and kept sood order as any sol
diers. Every thing was carried on with good humor
No mise or shouting, Just like so many regiment
il before General at a review or grand field day a
the appointed time they again assembled in the sam
:, order in which they came. Not Il drunken man 7co
10 De seen, and by four O'Clock the town was entire
!, ly clear Of strangers. The military and police wer
: kept in their barracks, and not allowed to go I
i church. Fifty respectable townsmen formed then
y selves into special consables, for the purpose
= preserving the peace. They went through all th
!. public houses at 10 o'clock at night and turned G.
&c cry one out. All obeyed except IN single nsanc
'y when the man was taken to the river and ducke
amidst the applauses of the people, for disobed
,e ence OF orders. Yesterday, at Fethard, most n
III merous meeting took place the people were {
a dressed in the same way. At Roscrea on The san
n. day, upwards Of 90 900 assembled. But the NEE
ne ing of the town of Tipperary. for the heantif
s dresses, and the horses, and the officers. snrpass
i'll all the rest, that heard of in fine
ch pearance and discipline. They were ba'ed for I
It, night on the farmers around the town.-We are
is. united and happy, and never was there such pie
nd sure in the county of Tipperary."
'ut Mn LaDless', M,ssson.-1hrn out Of Parties. G
On man kalledu
he DUBLIN, FRIDAY,
u.s. The following account of the transactions at
to ly-bay is derived from quarter not inclined to
lrl aggerate such matters, but believe the facts
ian correctly stated:-
ul- Our correspondent in Armagh has written to
err under date Of Wednesday, the cath inst. inform