Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

iai project w be listened to by England. ANNOYING
as our Tariff certainly is to her. So artificial il her
system, and SO dependent is part of the machine
y upon another and every other rar that she cannot
disturb wheel without the danger of s,oppino the
machine And at such treaty were effected. Con-
gress would blow 1t sky high. We warn the Sou,h
ron therefore, against what is more illusion.
M. OC0'neN Whatever relates 10 this extra
ordinary man is read with extraordinary interest. He
Is the rcignng hon of The Anglo Saxon world Of En-
rope aud America; the darling of the multitude the
terror OF ministers, aud whose great fore. Of
Character and enthusiasm aud edness of m
trloism, seem to have impressed even his enernic
with high respect. Though circumstances were
working together long before to produce the effect
and sroner or later must have produced it. We, e,
Mr. OConuell is certainly due the glorious honor Of
having becn the immediate instrument of the eman
clpaiion of Ireland. The vigorous measures Of the
Catholic Association, of which he was the life and
soul, the bold conception Of getting returned to Par
Lament. and testing the bar OF the House Of Com
mons. the validity of tho acts OF exclusion and the
high popnav excitement which ATTENDED those deci
sive steps, opcnd the eyes anl fastened The conyic
ton Of ministers.
The following vivid sketch ltlken from the y. Y.
Truth Teller, of what passed in the House of Com
mons, when Mr.. Coanell appeared there, will in
tercst the reader:
49, MIR. O'CONNELL IN PARLIAMENT.
lie meGsf curiosity exibitcr all tine necr, of Parla.
mrn' Wing and Tory, when O'C unne appelred m the oIs
{" nons for the purpose of attempting tske his seat as
enr tor Clare, This individual has Grd -
he space IN the public mind for past, that those
VINO Ia" never seen hn were anxious ku'w how
appearance accorded with las ca;s, while knew him
were anxious to wnes that exhibition Of his animal and
moral courage was occasion interest There
was 40 p3h'a pnnce involved IA the issue, which merely
concerned an individual sht, and that , that could
never he claimed by another
/ The 80 use unusually full r,,,r
ed, eien To o'e announcement angular the seepnr
"c"'s vino arrive late are Obliged perch ao
!P'"S anPhtheancai mass OF popIa, representation
HE members galleries animated by an increa led number
OF SaSses who were deprived otihe of nugng their
"dy '" oil stretching then full length the cushions
10 fa"n and his lesS rruch the most INCIDENT
county gentleman could accomplish Wien u,e body of all
packed IA it, physical atoms had been shaken into ,be
places OK ouucil approached the bar esa buzz
root Every mead was stopped forward. eyerthe speaker
b,cain, ni'ty We thought could d,tcci hs features
play ot a"aSeef n'rvouncs it. although coursetn he
pursued was clear aud pre- arranged lie astacd
rst COLLISION Will! the srat alltaior OF Ireland was the
nn oir h"eon him derolvci the Office aud the resrnn.
t"ty ni ordering me recuan To withdraw; it plea
'a task, and the Emcouary executed with seriousness
tiet was the best screen for tho lu'ter his snirs
The person of OCnnneli is somewhat nakahe. lie is
hfasd cnesir'' athletic man real zns 10 !e i tie
o M''si"n chief conscious OF hs power hereditary. moral
a political u, strong ana well ki frame euineniy
ahFed 10 the tolls of an arduous and equally
$50, ~ -, 5ss vi Wd''ie III te mountains or IN the
ran" la M ace there are '"o onts Of great peculiarly
PoS SINAI! bat expressive mead. It presents featured
ron'enauce miniature, capable Of varied and constantly
shutting his gh, ugulatly trans
e" .li,i ,,m.T 80 ~ ,L f laic; severe. !-'S
smile tn-, i'e us mouth .r1r.ip1 "a il tow ~,
Nl,onsh we have heard OF ,s ,e,,, a. M ,''I h,nn
al an ,Snta 1r
PERSONAL appearance On rc tir,e much natural
kindness. intellectual ,iir,ie in his lle asec
His speech heard with brca'hess attention. and ie
qH"ny c"r'I"t 1t was exceedingly moderate aud sbdued
parAnc % of nose coar-eess and violence
mat tile foxy 81 ra. nave either wrtng him. ssmat ze,
Hn Win Ine tone Of hi uodu!aied resi- schi
equality SELDOM r>.lI rhetorical holiness or sinking inf,
transitions The bSur rcn anon MS tongue; br, r,a
that Vulgar hIogwr that clips swes our Language but
musical Cadence singing through the words n, in
pihn"ve, aud oiencf IN humorous meifuence. lie
subtle master of popular Exclamation; his action free ana
suitable s periods iu ofvasciy and s choice of language
dehc'"ncv Than thai of his subject When he had concluded
me mouse ch"ereh hin was felt that the Relief i had de
p'Ech h"n OF s Sig> an no" that he petitioner
r INSTEAD ct an 'g2or the most conscientious OF
| bpie testimony "a int tiicns
iut the Tuesday night crowned his parliamentary labours.
t was called To the bar IN order tat the cn'xous oath
SHOULD he rendered To INN again Prcviouy the order
the day hens read Mr. feel be ins on the
emo" 3 ' srd"'Ts cna" IN de'n conversation those VIM
Know tie HSh honorable ee"emans person. viii he able to
estimate tire sdccuuc>, OF his attitude Tie private con.
vcaton hiw"cu the minister and the speaker might have con-
nut much longer had not the olcitorgrIera whispered
something in the right honorable gcn,lcuaus car ndu
'e' nm I" ooh up to e gallery we thought the action
commentary upon HINT that the members ut the press
were ~ TIE mcmeh busted ~ arranging their uolk had
observed the ministerial conference. MIR Peel
ms seat and O' onuel was called To tine bar The
OF the member Glare tie question, whether he woll
take TIC oath, was shout hat emphatic and uttered
'"'"eu an" s"v'h Idhty ~ see IN us odih one asseT
ton rs 20 ua'cJ of fact, which hioir and
10 u Nt r ion, matter of opinion which ielirrl
IS mo- Therefore refuse take this oath" When
answer ""rrd, n-d Junn Russell broke into an in
ercion that oonveyed eloquen, upon deer
satire Of that Simple negative which the wisdom o
permanent Of >ahctonng an oaoh one part Of which was
ts" and luothcr part doubtful Mir Spring Pee ard Mr.
rnughau tho advocates of Mr. OCounels privilege
Mr. Rec yral individual with rather a ebonnae man
ncr and an exceedingly thmetira understanding Vie
To details peuacosv. and does often trouble bmsft
travel out into principles Tho utility % his pov much
diminished ivy this adicauce to minute wider
vision would TcndcT hin conspicuous speaker aud
more available zeal But BrouCham, whose
gigantic mind embraces al tic varieties Of sceuce literature
and law who is powerful IN the in the couii,
and distinguished IN ih" pages Of tine EiHbHrgh Rerr
IN thc lecture room Of his uuvcrstv Brougham