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

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are enumerated to prove that is the Porte that has
reason to complain.
AS for the protection and pity which Russia af
fccts to give ne unfortunate inhabitants OF the
funcipailhes, this rs only PreteXt to induce
plants against the Porte, and the manifesto was
now proof of the designs of the Russian Cabinet in
the INVASION of those provinces, which will only have
Russia to blame ii they :.c subject in the SEQUEL 10
distress and danger.
after declaring that the rights of the Porte are IS
cicr as the gum and that nobody can Justly accuse
Oi having given cause 20 the 1t concludes by pro-
iesslons OF reliance the DNn aid i'll the STRUGGLE,
and In expressions Of confidence that the caaIntos
which may shake the whole world Will not be ascrl-
bed to the Chief Of tho Faithful
" nth regard tn Portugal, her situation is u,u,lc
and forms curious ind difficult knot for the courts OF
London, Paris, s.. Petersburg aud Vienna. whose
ambassadors have quilted the country. and left Don
Miguel ''airn" to biz glory" they canno. acquescc
IN has uSUrpItiun ard vet he seems to nave the 1nass
OF the Eatiun On lis si,i"
70 us, the most interesting portion Of the foreign
ncwS -, the new and portcntous movement III Ire
!lnd, and We have therefore copied its history. I!a.
country likely to be set in n fame by the q,as-
ton Of CConuells election. The ease with which
he overture" Ncscy Fitzgerald, cabinet minister
III his own county, where the I.cnscr influence had
been so long entire ~ predominant Is proof Of the
neral ond nilneiisc asccnancy OF the OF Catii0
!. tic Emancipation. According to The Irish newSna-
lprrs, the "LbcratCr of Ireland is pittcd against the
.l"Conqucror Of Waterloo" The lutter may huyc
more trouble with his Antagonist, than Inc had
1 win Napoleon. The friends OF Catholic En2ucpa-
ton held great public meeting in London on the q,
July Tor the purpose Of cooperating with OCcr-
nell III his prc:entions to scat i'll Parliament.
some of the principal London wing wupcrs summon
all the party, of whatever religious denomination,
uni5e Ill the same object Or the 10th July. great
pubic meeting held for that purpose nj Mancl1s-
ter OF which the following notice is taken bv thu,
London Morning Chronicle:
The thcatre Of the Mechanics institution ii that
Town scented for coo persons was filed on Friday
ny public meeting held for the purpose OF oririna-
ting subscription i'll aid Of Mr.. O'Comcrs Election
fnnd, and for the Frceholiers o. Ireland who molt
oe exposed to the persecution oftiler Landlords il,
consequence OF the votes they have gwen. From the
language o. the speakers. il will be secn that time,
mas Wrought a great change in the sent nalGs oftla
body OF the people Of this country. Except in the
i'l"hhouriood OF Cnthcdrals. and III few corpora
ti"ta managed BY 'ligl Churchmen No Per, ~ men
are no longer 20 DC found.
The warmth Of the sympathy EXPRESSED Nv MI
per"insons ut this Mceting Catholic and Church
man ana oiSscn'cr, could hardy have been exceeded
III Ire :tid Itself This sIcws fiat the poodle Of fnr
land doom Ie triumph of Mr.. O'Conncll their own"
Nhhrics Batter, the veteran English Catholic law
JGr' mas gwen solemn opinion that O Council may
take and hold the scat to which hc'is elected ,ndr
the British laws and Constitution.
! The contest between Mr. O'Corr,n snd Mr. ve-
lscy fizGrrad III the county OF Clare excited craaf
interest in England. The following vas the final re-
fyih Day Of me .,to E,r,-sg,s,sav, Ju,y s.
Cross Poll.
For FIR. O'Conncll cosy
| Nh Fcsey Fitzgerald oa2
Minority for MIR. OConncl 1875
l. ar = Conacl 1t said, would not talk, his seat
IN isr'lalncn. If the present session.
@. LoSDoN June H.
or fretoflck I.aulb orr Ambassador TO Lisbon
,ts arrived with lis suite. In the same racket TN
iaGncf came the Count OF BoInsclles tic Austrian
EthoaSsiidor to Lisbon, and his srIitc--Thn Rus
ran ans; Danish Ambassadors lad loft Lisbon h,it,rc
'he "iagnct sailed. The French Prussian and Dutch
- t,l-,, -
atciy on board Il French rigato. Tie Swedish ma
Neopoltt;;n Ministers were to embark on board the
Dnk2 Of York steiner. The regular Spanish Min
isier had lett Lisbon.
IRELAND.
Erora re L9niDn .Eor',ipz Ciroa'r- J,,', l.
~ meeting OF Catholics on Wednesday last, Mr.
- Comic! made the following declara.ion:-
IN 'iic present. situate of the County Clare 7
s"hid not have opposed Ve,cy FitZrcrniC hn. Tor
l!s vote against the D;sscntcrs fcar. and her. i
lat sun" &c vote was the greatest injury to W. and
i, 0aSl "n'raSe upon our feelings, [hcar. hear
Lear; III" petitions of the Disorders of England
nih hitherto been opposed to us; proposed petition
III tiicr favour, and it unanimously adoed ear,
hrar ~ Wa@ suggested to In2 by some friends that
30 'hGu2 r42et With 10 reciprocity OF iclirr rc,,
item; am happy to tell those friends lI,ey have beer
dcceiFcd ltioar und ClI"crsi The G;sSontcrs Iav,
SHOWN the most Christian feeling Of kindness and
sympathy faT =. their late lrr. >,,tr IN .,, -
10 "ca,i:is iy7S 50 loudly appiauicd @Inonr ar a.
ti' 81 catholic emancipation loud chccrs.I Al tl,c
ne"''1% hrk Ill liverpool where my friend tbc Row
~. 'i! PrdF1 was IN the Ciar, the sentiment OF
Cathoji" cinanc patton was most cnii siasticaIv re-
c"lvcd Tci'crJ Il sucularly stirling bat There
were not Only cergy;non OF the Unitarian bu of aro
'ncr sect OF Ds<Cntcrs rrescntbo,l met ct this
"'.hof: %iid there tn" feelings were manifested not
cnE ~ the individuals themselves but the opinion oil
Inc Inherent persons ofthc religious scots they retrc
Scil'ca' lEat was proud and high feeling, and
ono most honorable 10 them is cheering and cen
Sl'"ry TO Us near: an; cfocr;.J The Irish people
we're hrv,r yet otiidone III g"ncro>ity and 90 now
- meet Ecs"r f!zGcralI because, he bcinr Tie re-
Pr sentative Of Catholic people has dared to vote
WIN reel age'ust tao Discntors [cheers.J have
make every pcrsoai sacrifice, ana Hr German and
IaySS &1ol 'e lie Co"Tt rscS Slflrd1y, irore.J
jar l1a''e' Tong continued cicering1
ihete i ."ihe;ing morally grand III the Catholics
&C ireland thus p,rn;sl,jar ir Vcycv Fifzrrrajd i
h:5 t:,'hnct TOWARDS the DisontcIs. Tho besettino
: = 0t Ncparatsts has TOO often been M Inference ~
me Tign's at fellow sufferers, and even a DISPOSE
tion 10 Aid the Comncn oppressor in rivetnr their
chains. Inc Gi<-cntcr; on the occasion nllr,J,J IL,