Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

couiu not have made chuice lusrc agreeable TO lnn
'nan oy giving the mission To your Hshncss hope
you VIII ma the confirmation of this in the
my august master
Letters from Ti'is of 3oth July say that the body
OF the late Russian Ambassador, GSibq;RJow, had
been brought to that city aud inferred With al the
honor due to his rank fs;sbwry Fcpers, Scpi, ,,
Eros, re london TSs,cs, Sept -.
hnc IN some of the Irish prints repor, Of tue
proceedings NJ the ula Stracy ol the county upper
ary who assembled Ia grea, numbers at 1hurlcS on
the nh instant, pursuant to public acquisitions,
fhc avowed purpose of th's meeting WAS ~ takc
into consideration the present alarming state " the
country, and ~ adopt such nscNSurcS tran
9u"hsy aud good order Is tie eS,'Se%cy Of the times
demanded.
The magistrates brought together amounted to
pcSEly -, and the cOS0mSSdcV Vf the foscrS, SIR
John ByUs. w,h SSr u, ArbOthuol, coInu,andug. the
district were present ~ Invitation OF The i0eStin
The High Sacr,E ~ ,sc cOUatv presided, and tie
resolutions ~ rrcVcd BY L0y6 L!aNdaH Nc jc
not rce''i,cct vine lcr thu NcSle Far, et Lord ~
nDaghmoTc u governor ~ the c, unsv, Lord Liam
DAFT however, hss SSSa ~ all ,,cS oas &! NvhA. ~
usually termed ~ bSc7al pecsosr - Ireland, h,s
family Raw SrrCnu's>y Ssvysssc csasne,patsal,-N,
.ooSTd cco ~ tl>rs> - tie ',CArrsry ut>rSs " aud
the noble f>yi hrsSS,i rrvooal,v beloved hv the
n''ld'c Sad ioVcr oslcFS II Tho ls>Oplc " Aca
S'Itss q resolutions, therefore, Recommending mcs.
>UrcS ~ ihc sS, severe, sSiVc and extraordinary
character, pcncCcs; rom ncbSuan Of s,,,l hsro
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sltionS sad GoinS sICh station among his csun.
tryncn, II Is ~ bc inferred that the evil spirit dc
nancrg cnr,ro was such could no, well be denied
by men of any party. nnd such - rendered II nj least
doubtful - the great bulk OF men of property wh
cr Gn ctcctuc astralnt could be found for n, in The
eNating administration OF the law. Let us never
'heitSs BE- understood tn admit that We have au
ithoTay tor thc proceedings alluded 10, as having
taken place ~ al-or for the names q. the pcrs ms
present, or fer she wording Of the resolutions but
that worst ~ AUTHORITIES. irish party newspaper;
ana the next worst, y,g organ of English faction
WHICH prUiess'S 10 have copied them from liz Uibcr
man brother. For snv thing we know, the Dublin
EeeTc .H.EIl, and the London evening paper which
has cStrsctcd, sevs mss extracted The history Ti
the above nlCctng from the lI,bia .1aii NAV lave
pni forth 20 the world bBIst nf nbrcatinns
In that case they arc answrrahlc not VIC. 7hcre is
however l'rH1a ''c'e air 81 probability in the re-
solutions ascTibC 10 Iorl .lanisF and said 10 nave
eccn adopted by the Tipperary Maristracy
They begin by referring to several former meetings
~ county magistrates, held In consequence ofthe dis
urbcd state OF the country during the last three wears
TO the unanimous concurrence of the roaoisrates in
cnling for renewal OF the Instruction act and 10
the rejection oftheis prayer b. the Lord lieutenant
lord Wellesley IN the year 1927. Yh" resolutions
then go on to reIescnt the actual condition of the
country, stating that lu'gc proportion ofthc com.
monalty arc IN csSion Of unlicensed arms and
that bodies Of armed men have appeared Of Lotto at
'noon day. for tie purpose Of obsrucing the e3ccu-
ton OF the laws, and threatening the lives and prop
critics OF al hose who opposed TO tlcir u1lav-
tul proceedings. Now ths i the first time within
e last year or 40 that We have heard of bodies OF
armed lncn assembling purpose TO obs ruct the
secuton OF INC laws 1t IL very true hun that would
DC bold word for Irish narrativrsl Il has al least
Jeen often asserted that bodies of men who had met
or ordinary purposes fairs, patrons and the like
lad been provoked or induced to o5struet The cxecu-
ION OF the laws, when incidentally merfcrcd with in
otous and pcacchreaking PRACTICES ana that is sure
" bad enough.
The resolutions proceed to paint strongly the i'm
possibility Of obtaining information to conyict aud
n NFr ~ Nfife-g 70
honour which sPurns all Pccuniary temptation OF
ystenl al terror which GupcrscGes Tie influence of
money by The dread of a violent death
The neXt resolution calls loudly for the lnsurro,-
ION Act, "or some such measure" os the ONLY cfG-
len, means 10 restore tranquility. 1t is then said
hat IN consequence ofthc quantity Of hidden arms
IND the difficulty next To Impossiby OF discovering
men, the Arms Act ought 20 be amended, and the
possession OF arms without licence be made trans
portable felony.
Further, that The number of military posts ought to
be increased and ~ agreements added To the police
memorial, eInbOdylng the above resolutions v,na
agreed to with slight opposition on tho part Of
Mr. Otway Cave and another gentleman
Sir John Byng objected, and with reason, to any
plan for brenbng up Inc army into small detachnnns
u interpolation of military force, at once ruinous
to the discipline of tic soldier, and Garrcrous TO his
political feelings.
That the CAUSES OssigDrd for the actual nelEcacv
OIL mott Appeals To public justice in that lawless coun
", when the OBJ ct Is To punish Criminals must no
coneIdCrtd equal To the effect produced no c,d,d
man will question. Pho peusantry of Tpperarv
have no tolerance for the restraints &c law which s
At the same time, instrument Of rcdressipp their
mutual injuries too slow aud temperate for their
II rec and vindlctiTc passions. They arc habunalv
turbulent, and torn by family, or rather by cpnnish
hatrcdF. lnstlgated by these, and nfaned by ardent
spirits they Devcr meet IN bodies but with dlsposi-
ti"n to hight hutever authority attempts 10 con
troll this mischief, ID regarded the common enemy
at the moment, and aseailed with savage fury But
circumstances connected with the stntc of nropprtv
ha yn cd wit ke5sf. i g -
civilization, und Infinitely aggravated the evil bv
adding Second motive for the general dcteststion
OF the law. The Office Of tire law ID not merely IA
repress violence and 70 dcfcnd PERSONS but il is IN
enforce contracts and n property. It's second
province Is perhaps more odous than the first, Pro-
petly IL looked upon Ivy of pennyless bnrbari
ans, wherever they find It, as their mural prev
The landlords OF Ireland lave not IN general 50 NAM
aged their dcfcate relation with rTnnp Door az
10 impress upon the latter many compunctious visit,
ings when the opportunity offers for making free with
gentlcnan's pocket. Fherc s, superadded 10 love
OF turbulence therefore among these wretchcd pco-
nile n hatred pf the t,rofrss