Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

| no. no}--a,eajy more than enough tre,pss.sd ,,o,
ycor Impotence. though here, indeed, - a them.
could cxpa'ia'e upon forever-h~te 1 an, I confess,
more at home than even In my loyaty-(a lang h)-f,r
surely surely, II there b. y spectacle upon which r. a
hi'nsef Ut may cay 20 without rfevsreore> mus, l,oL
down with peculiar Plea'ne. it I. that Of Man, soci.
and enlightened man. asserting thus gradually tho d.
nifty OF that image which the Almighty Workman he's
Impressed upon him-spurning away the rash hand
whether OF pr'-s'enf or tyranny. that would d-see IT,
line amcnts and doing justice both To hi. NJ ,kar aud
himself, bv s'sad ny tree ard unde based before ths
world The distinguished AMI patriotic poet at Ireland
sat down amidst the Iap,ufous pl.ud&s, which werr
continued for seine minutes aite he had ,etsd from
the platform.
| The ober Gentlemen who spoke upon ,hi. occasion
were neral Cockburn, Mr. Lawies., AIR Cospins.r
O'Connor Don, Jun Councillor Mackiin, Mr. Remnv
Sheehsn Mr.. II G Curran, Mr. hlurpby Lord Rr,h.
ION, and Mr. OGorman Mahon: at the couclu .ion of
the latter g'nilemsn's speech he ed that an address
should be drawn up aud derutsiion appointed to con,
vey u TO the French nation. This was opposed bv The
Oh lirman, Mr. Lsouchc, and several other .n,I.,,a
who considered that It woo! be deyia.iny t,om m. Ua
ssresd ou in Committee, which wa. that the re.oiu
lions catered toto by the meeting should b.. transmitted
through Gen. Lafayette, TO the French nation i'm,
ana somewhat eo's'e'ous discussion place on tbi.
poiot-the question on it put rsm the Chair hui T.
wa. impossible TO distinguish whether the ayes or noe,
lad he majority, aud the equencs wac an adjourn
nent till Tnur:dsy.
IRELAND
ne subject OF An application Er repeal OF the ac,
OF Union with England. which was started /, /. said
ny Mr. OConDe seems likely to he the cause of ,ucb
agitation in Ireland. At iorner dates the sub;sr,
engrosssd the almost undivided attention OF The bl;c
including persons Of all shades 10 religion politics. and
cono"ons MeehngS were getting up al various mia.
Co. and opcnng to defray the exusnses
rom me Cork paper Of the 2i,t uIt, furnished by
lowing latest intelligence from Dublin in relation 70
this 'uhject.--It had caused much sensation ~
nv: Y. .Mer. .4dr.
From tho Dublin Register, October, 90
nonce, IN the following words, appeared i'm the ma
pers OF yesterday and the day preceding
TeniIemen OF all pcrsuasions having inmaed their
wish 10 form Society for Legislative Relief there will
he meeting held Tuesday at the Parliamen,,rw
osce TO make tho necessary arrangements Tho chair
VIII De taken at half past o'clock Tickets one shil.
ing each, TO be had at the door. NJ B-A .,ropr wish
mas been expressed 10 call the SOCIETY sThe Anti
Association which will be then discussed
we nave mere an intimation regarding society about
10 De formed We have notice that certain assembly
was TO take place, 10 make necessary Arrangement,
winch must, Of course, have been Preliminary. We
nave statement that for the ntcn led society no namo
n9u oeen dehnitiveiy fixed upon. The expediency of
adopting name, suggested by some persons was TO he
discussed Pros and cons be taken on the sur
gc'ted name, and for aught could tell IL micb
nave been rejected indeed il was within tbe hound r
possibility that the meeting assembled to make the "ne
cessary arrangements" might have decided upon the
expectancy o! making no arrangements at all on the
present occasion All this being the case the wise neo
pie at the head Of affairs here asounded the natives
seraay morning, by Promu'ga,ing the following mani
By the Lord Lieutenant General and Cs.,eroy 20,
ernor Of Ireland.
PRocLAMATroN
wear nj lisI
lat. Maies'y's reign, entitled An act FIR III. ST.
preston oil dangerous Associations Assemblies in Ire
'ann, power IL vested in tue Lord Lieutenant, or
other chief Governor, Governors of Irs nd hv hi;
or their Proclamation order TO nrohibt cr
any association OF assembly, meeting of p.rs,n, in
ireland which he or they shall deem TO be dangerous
u the pnhic peace or safety, Mt w d.
Que administration of the law or any adjourned ro
ne"ei, or otherwise continued me citing Of the s,ms
or any part thereof under any name preext or DO,
And whereas. 1t hath been made known to Nc. ,ha,
an ASSOCIATION or assembly, or meeting Of person. is
formed, IL about he formed in the civ NJ Dh
under the name Of the Irish Society for Lsg,I and
gsla'ive Relief, or The Anti Union Associstion:
And whereas. we deem the existence of the said as |
ISOLATION assembly, meeting OF persons 10 he danger.
ous % the pubic peace: 50
We, therefore the Lord Lieutenant General. and
"enera Governor OF Ireland, being resolved TO SUP
press the same, do hereby prohibit The meeting Of The
SAID a'sociaon assembly, meeting Of person. AMI
all adjourned, renewed or otherwise continued meet.
ings OF the same, any part thereof under anv name
p'r'sN' or hevce whitsoever aud being dets rmined
and resoved strictly IN enforce the law and The rena
ues thereof against all persons offending in thu pre-
mises do charge and command all Sherifs Mavo-s
Justices Of the Peace, and all o'her Magistrates or
hcHr' and others whom il NAV concern 10 he silin,
ano ASSISTING IN una execution OF the law. in Prevent
log the meeting Of said association assembly or botv
persons, and in the eff-ctua dpsr.on and
oi the same, and in the detection and presecu,ion Of
aforesaid. " w ''NPe9''
Given at his Majesty. Cattle of Dublin ,hi- 18th dav
OF OCTOBER 1850 by his Grace's Commaud
~. HARliNGE.
m. o Connects Letter to the People of Ireland
TIE Proclamation signed by Sir Henry Hardinee
an Eng'i'h Officer, holdsg situation here and raid
with our money, prohibits society which hs. 10 vet
no existence, Tram meeting This act is according IA
Ia"that rs, there il statue in force enabling this
Eneiishman to prevent Iri-hmen frftn consulting To-
grther, in order to obtain legal and constitutional re-
lie 'o'
The Proclamation will, of course. he obeved-re,n
" obeyed. That obedience does rot alter the ma
ture OF the conduct OF those who pre vent Iri.bme,
rom meeting, but IL essential our future .ucce "a
implicitly to obey this proclamation There are hut
Of he UGi0n. Peo'
The FIRST il bigotry. BY religious animos;.v ws
are degraded and dvded.-The enemies of ireland
WIN enieavou- TO excite il sgain-t Is their old game:
hut am convinced the ends avor will now he fpne
Ihe SECOND is-the organization Of secret societies
ana administering OF Illegal oaihs. learn from nm.
doubted authority, that this attempt il on foot-J
call on the P'ople. as their friend-I warn them TO
AVOID every Illegal society, and every oaih wba,so
ever ~ ~
The third Amy attempt at force or violence. The
Anh-Union cause would be annjhIatsd if there was
any attempt made 10 achieve IL by force. Upon hi
poo' desire to he most emphatic. Irshmep! No man :
out bitter enemy OF Ireland will think Of using force
Or violence think can confidently pledge myssIf
MAJ me Union cannot last unless attempt be made
10 dissolve il !orciby 1880
Any effort OF that lind would disgust all pood uen
No man OF honor conscience could countenanc. so
absurd and wicked an effort
we cannot TAIL to succeed, IL we wait fortle pears
'hle and moral combination Of The PeopIe IL wi
require time and the absence Of unrsasonab terror
10 combine Them. The snimosities of religious dr.
cord, arc too recent net TO demand patient
IN order 10 prevent her interfering with the rrogrss
~ that legislative ndepc which the vr.novs
me good OF all cassss ard persuasions will cer,ain