Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

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- OCounsi.-We are mdeoted ="
D.e;al friend for Dnblia papers N o:'
eo'",.,,,si,e. received via tlasre. ina OF W.
% date contains an ho"o,a''e '''
latest u"'' ha,weeu Sir Henry Hsrdinge and
paDit' .sd Inv the latter in speech which
pres'io"S a in the Frremsn's Journal Of Oct.
vas o,Connei's language, as reported
was ~ be ginning OF this "eek. 20" saw an
IN 20, a hirrliug scribe al the castle,
kneis" Io,., the freedom OF our country.
writing uo" .iyen my opinion upen that in
had not pe''' I'd remained silent until ] had
f.no"' ae ,.s oeoIIr, and obtained their
csunsrl'eu the lsw-to keep the peace.
pledge'o .,.cseded in obtaining that promise,
Having Ss oecple would rather die ,han v'o-
Kno" .hsll now Then SPEAK ny n'nd "Pon
ia'e r This English soldier HsaI' near
the a0' ,raign thai Paitry' contemplate M
h ~. T,,,glsl soldier. that mac Tue auuae"y 70
put his P' ',..,ac Proc!a oud cheers)
roc'ons ~, TOO. in ireland, my country
anu no. on lnnd-the ltnd oi Brownlow
N "S enot,y Of Graitan, now in his
Inc -, hsarl--ine land of Charlie
gave =, seventy thousand volunteers, the
mont Nv ~ ,he immortal period Of l7Sl.-(H Hear,
ne'oe' ~ cbssrs0-ln that country u IS that
ne' ',,t.J English scribe, chance chhd % Jor-
".a,,J of tpar, urged on by his pa'iIy. p'f,u',
""' nut his vile name to has pai'ry
ja"y' ",!on uniting dawn freemen.-(CheeIs)
~ Ill rather be dog, and bav me noon,
~. ,r;sbman who would tamely submit
'n"" f,mossa proclamation. ! have not
70 ICED !, hitherto, because that would impl'-
~ tho neopIe and give our enemies, tue
,aalish Major Genera aud ms lawyer
'.' SraG. a triumph. Clear, hear)-But
n onp,se h--ahd that. toe, not 10 the
"a. that the pittry Castle scr'oe ""uld
w,,h--hy force. No LELAND IS not ."
IA, reneIIing force hy force. loo short
"a'' tas .la,sed SINCE the caulr OF conien-
,o,.,s., Proie,tants aud Catholics was
-'9" I'D 20 little time has been for healing
,,nIs nj factions conten ion, TO allow
,',and IN use physical force III the attainment
ri,hts or the puns Ime0t OF her wrongs.
" never will submit to such
.iaci,, and here promise tina, never will
+, oursue lhe-pIrscreants, shall cali
-, NJ, that would he too hard phrase,
n,t iw;ll call Them the desP'cable, base, mis-
.abi. n,l,ry creatures, with bad head. and
''' heart: who issued that neidrIous proc
I Una ion ,., ~
ia the day the above was published, (Oct.
10 ! Sir Henry seat his friend, Col. ID Aguiler,
~ Jgn,aad of Mr. O'Connri n disaVuwal OF cei-
ain expressions used, or IN neglect thereof,
that hp would Civ, HIN the satisiactinn - which |
ooe gentleman has right to expect IRON aho-
,her y l. e. TO have his brains blown oul. MT.
n'conn,l replied as follows:
9Mr o'( onnel does not feel himself call. d |
I'll, either 10 avow or disavo~ any thing attri, |
hr,sd Ia him by the public papers. Al the same
,me. tina, ii any allegation ot fact he pointed
AMI to hlm-aitrlbured TO nln'-whieh Is moi
,rns he will readily either dlsHyow the asser-
INN # unlruiy attributed, OF contradict AMI a
,ooe in eyerv way possible Tor the allegation,
# he made use OF II.
No man living is more ready IMAM MT. "
onnel 10 disvaow aud atone Tor any error
fl, poini of fact, which he may have ialien IN
Mr.. O'Connel will not receive any kind OF
with reference 10 duet Tie
ut,,ly oi,claims any reirrsna.' To such mode
NJ proceeding, be the consequences oil SIC"
i,;cl,imers what ,npy may, operating his rea-
dinpss 10 retract and atone Tor any TACT alleged
by him not founded IN proof.
lie spoke OF 81, ii. HarImge an his public
cansci,y as an ms rument vi hespot'sm. lie |
I'D mt say one " ord Of INN ~ hIs pTIudte ca
pacIy.
As, public man, he did speak OF Sill Henry !
a. ha ,yould Of apy other man who irampiPd |
"a ,hs liberties OF lrishmeD-Eud he must shy,
mat fighting dupl would would tie bad way
To prove that sir Henry was right or Mr..
1Goone wrong
Inc London GLOVE SAYS, The opinion of
Mr.. O'Conuel on tue suhjec, OF duelI"g can
scarcely be contro.rrlsd; but the best arsn-
ment We ever head for its necessity, was the
sndency in certain people 20 the employment
o.. their mother tengGe exactly in the style OF
Nr. O'Connel.n