Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-27

ana that the ayes therefore had no ms mLers -, ~,
a. .eiers the resolutions were declared to DO nor
atived without division. mug
Mr.. OConncl made very animated speech. a,
,n I'M, am June, to the Aggregate Dublin Mootipg
we snail quote one psssaga--
me IRISH want an advocate who can feel that he
- FesuhS MS own cause lhear, hearl Is tho stun.
on OF the people OF Ireland ut the present n,p,n,
such MS 1t ought to be- No (hcor.j. They shosld
nave poor ratc to be levied OFF the prosperity of the
tosentecs hear! and chcersl Who H. thc,c ,L,,
thinks would rob the poor ofsIrcI,nd rbo,r h.s,,
l wou'd indeed rob them by beng tho advocate of n
Just poor rate lhcar! and chcers1 Much moro vct
Ien'a'ns 20 De done for Ireland. From this altar
speak TO tho Professionals of Ireland : from, ,i;s lie,
address them, and say do Won wish 70 So, L.
iand as she ought To be-do you wish 10 see 20;
dent Parliament IN Dublin [lond cheerino1 ,elI 90,
s ss etamen, Ut England incompetent to legsiatc
for this country; they have too much ls,s;nass =,
their own to do and tho fact is, that 10 tho P,rj;s
ment beng situated tn LDndon wo arc to at,r;h
ute the impovcrishment aud degradation which.;s
Justly Justly attributable to ebscntecsm. We have had a
farlamcnt IN ireland before now. I hone I nav
DO allowed TO say that have already made one
great step towards attaining tho liberty OF Ireland;
St .he f'rotestnnts OF ireland now Join mo- and we
o"a nave our ratIiamont Acknowledgement wish
~ 10 De distinctly understood that as Catholics ,,
shuit not seek Tor repeal of the Union--i, ,y.rH
notbcconc us to do for now for tho fir, ,;n,o
have The Catholics experienced the slightest bcnc6,
"oDn that Union: but here IL one Catholic who, if
Protestant will join him FOR the purpose win strn,.
gle Tor The repeal OF that measure. If the Protes
tants OF ireland will join with the Catholics we NAV
achieve eloodless and glorious revolution ike TIM,
81 i1os lcheersb The names of Grattan and f;nr
ran have tecn deservedly inscr ibod uoon The n.S
tai of public liberty, and will be our cndcnyor uno
that pedests' TO scratch our names rcontnupd ch,a
,os;l am thoroughly convinced that Il is absolute
~ necessary Tor the benefit of England hcrscf Tho,
she union should be repealed Thcarl How arc cSn
nen to be brought together to agree upon INV s,,h
l,cH The thing could never be nccomnI;shed =
mere We're nor certain inducements kind of oil
N nj tlnrx. n,
rial Sampson tocateh the foxes and tie tore,ber IT,
rats of Parliament" inc
from Belts Weekly Messenger Of .fay n,
VI .r rERAi SrAeNAT on OF TRADE AND CoMmERcr:
Inc distresscs OF the country haye uonin r.,
brought before Parliament on the Birmino6am 49,;
ton, which was presented by the Earl of 7nrn,rno
winch was answered by the Duke of Wellington :,
&c Hu"'t'cu on all Hahds, that our manufactures and
commerce are IN most embarrassed condition onJ
that our home consumption is SUFFERING 40 no,,h 90.
our export tade that confidence Inns olmos, ,isonN
pcaFcd between man aud mnn; and that SO little rs
slstance eau be obtained on credit from tho Lnoy,
omhuton OF the profits of trade, that the capitalsr
refuses TO make advances and rcposcs in I. Sou, IS
snilen contcntmcnt, upon the interest of his nvr,
inents, without exposing them the hazard of snec
ulatlon. IL Is quite clear that such svs,.m mn,
produce general siagnation and dfstrcss No., *
the manure by which the field of commerce i. -;
Grated and refreshed, and therefore when tic c,S
"a hSt Is discouraged, and locs up his money in pnb
tic securities. the general merchant aud trader 10 nc
ccssarily distressed ' - h,-
The Duke of wellington, in very intelioon,
spceen contends that our productive industry is Az
great as ever; That the raw staples of our nnnufac
lures were never moro abundantly mportnd f,oD, n
broad; that cotton, wool. hemp and colonial ,,j,.
nave flowed In upon us with an unusual nlcu,v
hence, then, he asks, any genuine cause of co.,
@ ileIe are inc means OF employing industry
ana setting the people IN work and co1sumn,;o,''
However depressed at present, must in slort Ell
revive. ' Psi'ou
With respect to our home cu1sunp,inn ,-e .o,,,;,
~ thnk u wTLL revive, but we are fearful Tho, 60
foreign trade cannot struggle with the new svs,cn
Mr.. Huskisson. We appear TO have adon,ed n ,I,oo
"hri, however phlosOphically true common exneri.
chce hasproved to be false. We are told that tho
new system built itself upon this cardinal rn,~i,,
TINT 1t would be to the ADVANTAGE of this co,',
uie'h 10 WI M restrictions the import nton of Cr
e'g" CoHhouhles, even III favor of those nations
WIZ shouio MAINTAIN Their restrictions on our com
,Crce' We were told that the ADVANTAGE of In vim,
cheap was the only object that Governr,n, ty III
Keep IN view 10 which native industry and tho o,
phyneh of orr Gwn population, must v;eld OIL H..
70 such system load of taxation under which no
other nation on earth groancd afforded M ~
pedm mt; but that on the contrary tho heovio. n
ucot me more e%pedlent was it 10 sdopt md ndbcr
10 thc new maXims of commercial philosophy.
bnt can such system be founded ON nrinc;nl.s ,r
ruin ana reason? Has IL justice or humanity for -,
pass Cnless II be false, how is 10 BIO oypI.;rod
lhat iac cXpcable III no other way Tint during ,ie
pcrioh which has fonnd engaged ilr lavino, ,b co
ner Stone of this political fabrc--in re,p6,;n, ~
IN
our ports ana from the industry Of other ma
tions'-and allowing such industry II direct conner:
uoh WIN our own produce,how is il VIC ask. fbnt
there has not been any rcstricliop yeno,,od
duty reduced, IN any port Of Europe on British COM
ncrce' or on any article of British production, Ar.
we aonc possessed of this philosophers stone of MI
people on INC earth and arc all other nations fools
1nt ourselves The fact az above stated IL nndc0;a
whence then' ID 1t that, in return for SO rnnrv
auvnn.1ges 70 the commerce of so many nations w.,
ii 'oIc'gn .
me government of no country in Europe acts ON
and i nyW yS,ew OF political economy They deTido
rl',s ~ ~ usIor adopting it, and think il n. dnn,,
rous 70 the peace Of nnnlnd as VIC ormer, Hage
Soc o. ther revolutionary doctrines. II y
p,. US; IS rejected by all foreign govcrpH
- II0oecdhg upon tho maxim ~ co,n,,'
sense ana christian charity, that our FIRST dnt !. ~,
plE S TOT those OF our oan household tboyy 60
s' u auVantageoDs to confnc their home mako, y,
.Ie cncouagement OF their own productions a. =, IN
!HLs 10 avail Themselves Of the oppor,unifv ~
lngtocr native productions also the advantSre -