Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21
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From the Liverpool Chronicle, Of a late date. i

LIvERpqoL, Saturday, JANUARY %
Afnonga people The the English the mes ting
ot Parliament, generally exces considerable at
tehton hut, we never remember aby thing ap.
preaching to the interest with " hich the meeting
IN tie 9th of February is contemplated No
doubt, this feeling is awakened ny the knowledge
hat yai ious and Important questions are To he dis
cussed and decided, one of which involves the
tran qnmy ot the country, aud the other, it's COM
mtit lal prosperity. We, of course aI,ude tn the
Catholic question, and to that of the currency
The former cores before the legislature, with an
accession az power. derived from the iorcc of puh
iIc opinion AZ t" the jnsticc and expcpirncy of
Yielding the claims. The discussion of the other
is urged on the reluctant Commons, by the pres
sure already occasioned by Mr.. Peers bill, evd-
encrd 10y the sta9nation of all dissertations of
manufacturing and mercantile business and an i'll
crt easing want of confidence among tie capital
lists at the country
The Cath"c question will come before the
House IN new form the great Champion of f.
Emancipation will attempt 10 discuss the question:
in person, in the Chapel Of St. Stephens, and
thsc cumstance, alone, forms subject / very
general conversation. Wle her the member for
Clare be heard against the oath, which declares
his religion "damnabe and idolatroli, :" or wl,ct!.
er ne he forthwith consigned To the custody Of the
SERGEANT at Arms. IS subject of very great specu
latoD. But one opinion can, however, be enter.
tanned, orr the effect which his reception Will have
on the public mind of Ireland where. if he he
punished, Mr.. O'Conne!l will be regarded as q
martyr, 1t he be permitted to take his seat he will
he considered the succ ess!ul sindicaior of an IN
Jured and all insulted nation.
~ two questions, tn whr we before referred
are ny no means unconnecied. The credit H.,
winch both the Bank oi Ireland and of E,,daud
are eiated tn circulate their notes depends on lac
Rghlc confidence, which, j. once shaken. cauuot
Tue easily resoTted. In one of the very able la.
pe,s Of Mr. Atwood, that gentleman BROADLY as.
seris, that Of the causes Ivy which the par,c o,
| 1879, was removed. was, THAT the np,nr u OF ,t,
country had not lett the bank notes" which,
though not a legal tender, were eagerly taken nv
the public from the bankers. II any cause poJ,i.
zeal 6r otherwise, should induce determination
III the public mind to have gold f;r hank nn,rs
w need not prognoSicate the inevitable result.
which, would be suspension of the law. by an or.
der In council, until an act slonid pass which
you'd forever reverse the golden dreams of A,r.
Peel
No person can deny, tina, Mr.. O'Copnell mss
Sssses power over the public mind Of ireland
winch an individual has rarely obtained. His in.
1nence ~ the Catholic Association is 81, all hand.
admitted, and the influence Of the Association
on the Catholic people is too we'll known To- - a
lhis period subject Oi doubt IT., then. Mr O.
CopneIl should desire Catholic neolae, if,stafnly
and simultaneously, To demand gold h,f tho hank
paper, what would the Directors 81 the natrsssLe,
tablIshmeDt dol Gold they could not pag. Th,.
is not case made FOR the mere purpose of Illus.
tfation--MI. OConnelI did, some time ago .sInest-
en- that, VI emancipation we're DELAYED. the Bark
shouid not have note in ciTc citation, and is con-
recently reported, tia, the u,tsrance Of this threat