Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

Catholic ~ and alacrity which had marked
psrse'sT..,., 70 destroy the unjust system oy
htlf '% 'b,y we're oppressed in their na,i:s ,I"s
sal'n wv Nothing less than ancondl'io"a'
(Chet, ",,;ou would satisfy the CalholeS; snu,
nanrips,Ss nv would not refuse an 'nstaimen'
although ' zen to them unconditionaiiy' they
0f'', 0u ~, lose sight Of the remainder o. 'ne
vOd'a W. would take the portion so onerea'
deb': 'nsI osYI session, they would seek, with
m,' 70 s' 1 energy, for the l2s. Cd. which was
rrdoaor - (Anplause.) Mr.. Steele seconded
y, resolution, which was 'af'''' "
"'"' The 10th, a letter was received In
, n ~, from Mr.. o'Connel, dated Shrewsbury
D' 'ni.b he emphatieally recommends the As
u .;,,iou 10 continue It's agitation. 1t is added
' ", that, probably, Mr.. o'connell' when
,,. va. no, in possession Of the debate.
" n.,s,,, he could not have seen the letters
:" ,;r.d Yesterday AID this day from London,
N .;,, ,ouesrs to have decided the Assoc'a'
=. u.,,r, John and James O'Conneli, the
..,,,,,, of III. member for Clare, had arrived
!, DDuu, ard it was understood would vote
-. dissolution. The Marquis OF Ang'esey
-, ,l,o written, sd ,isiug the dissolution, and
,.,,,,ioO Of his Lordship would have pa
,,nonD, weight, as it ought TO have, with the
c,,,ol;,, Of Ireland. Lord Holland was also
...,ondencr with some friends there on
II, ame subject, aud expressed The same OPT
MIA
n, O'Connen arrived in London on the 10th,
NJ, had no, attempted to take his seat in the
House Of Commons
tn, Sun Of thu 9th February contains long
,.,., from the member elect from Clare, ad
I'D 10 the members Of the House OF Com
mos II occ upies Eve columns and aaf oil
ia, Journal. Mr.. O'Conuell insists on his
s,;.h, 10 sit, vote, and speak IN Parliament
vuSoOr taking any oath Inconsistent with the
C,,boLc religion" He gives thi, opinion, he
uy,. as lawyer Of 80 years standing. tie
,o,rmdr, hi, letter with his creed. lie &C
knowledge, the spiri nal aud denies the tenn
moral authority Of the Pope; believes in tram
sub.,anliauou, in The mass; that the Invocation
Of th4 Mother Of ,be Rrdeemer, and that oil the
o,hsr Saints. is pious and salutary; says, that
thus b leying, he has nothing 10 do bu' 60 ID
the t,ble Of he house, The speaker being in the
chair, and al leasr forty members attending,
and 10 deny all this upon his oath, and then all
Disabilities would cease, and ne would be both
, D. rared and recognised member OF the
h,use Of Commons. He concludes his letter
Eh the following sentence. III any one
lh,as stands In my way, that one thing is per.
NV Let me he punished, by what has been
30 ifsn called the most enlightened assembly
10 the world, for not committing perjury"
In. Liverpool Chronicle OF the 18th says
The Gay oCuiumph Tor the friends IF civil and
r.lis.as freedom has at length arrived. The
gr,lt oaesion e Catholic emancipation, the
:Oact ,s,,n Of which va, unavailingly urged on
The legislature for series of years. by the unit
ed rIOQueuce and wisdom Of Grat,an and Fox,
Of Burke and PITT, Of Sheridan and Canning, is
now about TO be carried, by the very men who
have been all their lives It's biuerest opponents.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
Our Correspondent writes as follows:
We have leuers his morning from the RUS
Sian Head -rters, which are dated the 5th
Jan At which time the snow had fallen in such
large quantities, as TO prevent any operations,
the roads being impass able. The Emperor Of
Russia was expected al Abo, the capital Of Fin
land, on the l4h Jan. His arrival would bs
beloved by the convocatioD Of Diet, for the
purpose Vt organizing he army Of Finland on
nrW,r footing, 1t was understood that 20 900
Of tbs luce would join tie Russian force in
"aIlaJ h a. and hit the same number Of Pol
hh rOnp, would likewise be sent
Our ai'le's from Wailachia, this afternoon,
f1eh 10 the 18th Jan. The exactions of the
N''slan i"rce had been so great and incessant,
0N many OIL peasants had abandoned their
houses ami I'D into the woods. Partial insur-
Te''ons had shown themselves in various paris
|'ne province, which ia represented in these
Ts as 4 complete desert.
me Prspa ati91s the Sultan, for the en- :,
sung camaA,gn, are ola very extensive deScrip-
.D", Inc advices from Bosnia, hi, morning,
ag'''o 'ha' the province was tranquil, but that
reputation had been sent 10 the Sultan, re-
t-,smg guarantee for preserving the pri,i-
'O' the province. A force Of Sc 900 men
80" De drawn from this part about the be-
s'I's Of January, and further force ofnear.
% same number the latter end Of he month.
=, "u'oon 10 these, $4,000 Of the Asialic
~" were 10 be marched to the frontier TO
Sn ne campaign. Reports were curren,