Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

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FERDINAND put down the rebellion in that province
have resumed heir by the orders OF the sane
Count, and in compliance wi them a regimen q
foyaist volunteers had been raised at Barceona-The
colonel and commandants known TO be ,hs most ia.
veierate apo. toicas in all Catalonia Nobeusn's ser.
wants Gependsois the church aud people recruited
by The monks were enrolled on this corps,-No boues
working men among them. The Count had gi-
ven orders TO let con-tiuonalis abroad and to
nre all such a. LEFT hsr cORln,UneS Fifty Of IN M
had he' arrested at rceions An the officers OF he
old cons i'utonal militia suppoed TO have sny unu
encH had been arrested part had been impris' ID
Noun Joui and part in the citadel Several French
men had been srres ed at Bare. Iona. They claimed
protection 'rom the French Consul but he could OF
interfere in heir favor--They were set al liberty bv
tbs exeriors Of their friends.
GEL EBR.4TTON" OF THE FREN CIT REVO
LUTON IN IRELAND.
We note with pleasure the proceeding, of a meeting
which was recently held in Duhiiu, 20 expr-ss the
sympathy OF the Irish people with the lata u
~ Franc" LAZY Morgan. with number of othe
di tingu.hed femaes, present. Bglt Rep
Lady Morgan was decorated with tri-coloured ri.
Bands and other appropriate Insignia and greeted
with rel Grated cheers upon her enrsnre. The Mar
quis o. Wosmesth was in the chair, and in opeuius
the proceedings made some forcihe remark upon the
late struggle in Frsnce which, in his opinon, would
produce eH-cs eminrutly beneficial 20 maukini. 4
latter then read from NJ. O'Counc', in which The
Learned Gentleman fsr expressing his regret that his
remoeness from Dublin would prevent him from be-
ing present at the meeting, says mo man participate.
more folly then 80 in to- feelings Of 10y and exul A.
ton which Gil ihe mini of every lover of lhs bu
man race at that glorious uiumph N rnau more d.
light han 10 az tho djsmay with which that event
has hl-d the hears OF the yrants and ogarchc. the
world The French revolution IL, in all it, aspects CON
so'a"7v, and deserving Of the highest praise Thspo--
pc were in every hing risht--,he Government in
every thing wrong-aud. a. an a'onemcut to human
nature for 30 many succ-ssfn! crimes, patriotism was
in nj. instance victorious and tyranny completely
ovs rthrown."
Several eminent spoke upon the occa ion. Mr.
Shlei commenced in the most animated s,-ain. W..
quote portion Ut his speech and recommend 10 thu
auenion OF our readers as one of ihe most eoqueu,
an iervent that was ever uttered by mortal lips Any
nm who can read ii wi hout thrill, must he dead 10
We 'mPni'e OF liberty, and to the admiration of Va
! Iout:
"a nation, said Mr. She'll has started nm. and will,
simultaneous suddenness enl with other weapons
than those which, in the precipitation Of the emergency
tie resou'ee' OF h-roism could supply had delivered il
sell from tyranny. Boys, with hcardless cheeks but
with he breast o. veterans, had rushed the assault
with the heedlessness nth which they would have en-.
g'ged IN their ordinary sports-wOnen threw oil the
lsebieness OF their sex, aud nfiamPd with daring VA
lour marsbdlrd themselves with their hu.bands In cir
brothers aud their chdren--every fragmen, became
missile, every Roof rampant, every street fall Of
combat, and every porico the theatre Of some heroic
achievement The battle, in which torrents Of blood
were shed, and heaps OF massacrs were Accumulated
vas waged with relentless fury until at last the
o me people 'he cause OF freedom, and Of the God
who iuiealed ms TO he free, triumphant and the
standard o. liberty waved the palace OF the tyrant
II the fashion 20 boast the heroic de- nerern
those days eSre>de In herorn by modern tiule,
and freedom had lately victory to which no pa
I"Vi 'oSid D. ms marvellous herOism OF the
Frehrh' too, had been succeeded by a clenency
miraculous, haiti furnishes qua materials valour for
t' wof-hip ard to humanity lor iia alteration.
"Metcy' con'inneL Mr.. Sh. il, :" then appeared ia
form more angelic than any in which her al beau'y
ever discl0'ed The gorou. and majestic soacta-
cle in which liberty appears in holy complnion-
snip, andsso God-like society," between heroism and
orbeafance, hA' been accomplished. For three sur-
cessiyc days, az mora, at noon hen The sun was
ting ana IN the dsPh OF midnight the metropolis Of
France heard The peal of The ticsin the thunder Of ar
leTy, the charge OF the embattled sqnsdrons the
shouts Of emha'tled thousands. In that time how ma
ny fathers IT chlde.s st the coat of how mn ia
wt'owhood and OF how much orphsnage was liberty
chieved, and when the combat had ceased when The
cannon had ceased TO roar aud the befreys Of revcIn
ton were silent, what the homes of tbe great
city must have presented? and yet, at that mo-
ment, full and pregnant with terrible emotion when
hot and rseklng from that terrific combat when their
kindred lay dying or dead before them-wh the faces
OF the fallen in their eyes, with the eroans Of the
wounded in heir ears-when, il ever blood rose M
and cried Tor vengeance, with Of retaliation pro-
portoned to The wrongs which they had sustained he
sail, 10 The everlasting honour Of the nh.bitanta Of
Paris that they iDrBb0re from TevPoga "a easv "a /,
would nave been lus'-tha they closed ther hearts
gaDet the InvCclions ota natural vAngeance-and that
mercy il the nob@st attribute Of kings and il IL said
TO be inthroncd 10 their bo'cm tbs people afforded
poor mat vac one OF the properties Of tn si
sacred sovereignty, which they had asserted and an
attribute to the majestic supremacy Of the popular will
Mr. Shell, ia conclusion sal he hailed The fee
tuition OF France a ano her bulvark to that undsr viii n
we ilVod, ana IN The foundations which had been laid
OF the righs and be ties Of Other nations he bebf ID
new hopes, aud another range OF lofty pillars rails ID u
Tor the support OF our own. Great CheerngO
| MIR. Thomas Moore havne been loudly called Go,
rose and made very eloquent address. After dyvel.
ling for some time in the most glowing terms unon
! the recent events in France Mr. Moore saiJ 50 I ,n,
convinced that but echo the feelings of all
in stating that there IL not man of w. who svould
not be az ready TO offer honest and fervent fealfv In
monarch, well-inte nOned and constitutional such
now occupies The throne, should be, all of IA
70 resist an arbitrary one, If ssary nor can
he'p looking upon II as most auspcious concd encr
that the two Proudest thrones of the world shoud he
at this moment, filled by two personaees who tboue IN
born Princes, have been educated az men and who
not like others OF their class, handled i'm the Ian of
atty from their births, and therefore, tontiuung chill
dTen TO their graves, have BEEN by viking with the
crowd OF the world, schooed into those svnpabie, - in,
thelr ieilowmtn, which can alone conquer in tn m
! that inherent vice of Kings-the rpiqnipp only Tor
themselves; and while one Of them has come 10 ,rIs
over nation long acquainted with free nsi.u'ious Tao
long, indeed az TO be but too much inclined 10
over ts Teasure) The brilliant fortune of the ob az
has been TO head, as II were in frt sh sa Of
the people Of whom he 10 the choice and Inns N iio
his with the brightest Of thsir anoa,
(Chesrs "a brighter ora it may well be called ,od
glorious the people who authors Of H. Surely. Il
there be spectacle upon which God himself M NAV
cay without irTeverence) must loik DOWN with =.
euiiar plea-urs IL is that OF man-Focia and enijght,
ed manasseriing thu grsndly the dignity of tina, /
mag which the Aim ghiy Workman has Impressed IN
on hin--spuruiDz away the rdsh hand, whether q
prize or tyranny that would dsface is nesmert
and dong justice bo'h n his Mixer ard timself by
staining free and undebasod b. fore the world" bS
Distinguished poet Of Ireland down anidst the mo
rapturous pla1dits,
Mr. LIwles' and several other gentleman having sd
dressed The meeting, Mr. OGornsn MshOn, NJ r., ir
sscondng OF the resolutions, said tbs, Ireland a.
arv. 10 arf nm The s.,,o