Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

,s,riot.; but mnn OF good understanding. They
make very large concessions. nj lens, IN what
eyards the superior force Of Russia. and The
,,o1sble Ultimate fate Of their country in ,ue,
=, Unequal struggle But they state Nth mum
.or6d.nce, that il is very likely that the Poin
,e,sanis and other irregular troops Will on Tia
-, o,s.t rush on the Autucrats eanhon ana
,o,, NV their inpetuosny. hh regular trooD,
rL.v reckon on w. q obtain the hrst sdvantasp
"a ,bev ,rust. IL their revolution can only is,,
so,,e t,p,e. that the rest OF Poland will ica
,hsm. .nd perhaps that the pther states Of
Euroue " III be brought about 10 reoognIse thtir
new government, aad ID invoke Then IN he,
favor The priacfti.oi MISREPRESENTATION Ihu
= ns,,lv their language. Yvt, must say. tina,
,',,r h,nys vf their success are very slender. I,
:: ,,,, ina, the world has seen before nov irrs
.,,lar raw troops, in6amed by mosi sigorop,
ec;ri, drive away sold aud disciplined ituo,,
A very numerous party here would decide III.
C,Lios, TO interfere seriously in their iayo,
hut this decisive step will noi Tear, he H.
L.o. Our intelligence from Brussels IS slvs,,
,,oouucing the prevalence OF the Fr.n1l
,ar,,. The Congress Is menAced with 20
r'L,, ,n.urr.c,ioa in favor oil uniou with
Ersnc. This viii clearly lake place II the new
x,no Is not chosen very soon. II, really,
Rnss,a after crushing Poland, marches to
,.a,Js France we shall then have reason r.
a,e, f.nd SO W i'll Euglauh) no> ha ing accey
ted the fortresses oi the Netherlands
IRELAND.
The Dublin Morning Po't, contains slerrr
from the ren OF Mr.. O,Conneii. and sdlreacl
~ an. n.opl. Of ireland. enin,sdyertins on tbs
n,oc,ametion oi the Lord Anglesey for the
nnn,.ss;on Of all political sssoeisloni in Ire aid
'I ,he following are some oil the most prom,
nept paragraphs:
10 TnE PEOPLE OF IRELAND
hierlno square, 18th January, 1891
And thrice he slew the SIAM
al Fellove Couutrymen--Lord Angle.ey !,
what they call great captain and rpnoYn.
a ed military man, but he Carries on the political
;, warfare more in the fashion ol tue savage, If
New Zealand than the modes adopted by CIV
. ilized nations. Not content with having onnd
a among 81 the almost fnrgoten dead Two of the
/" intended societie. strsnglrd in their birth Inv
, the Duke OF Northumberland which 10,
l. cietes Lord Anglesey, WHO ~ a man of hooor
,. declared in his letter to Mr.. ke,lapd he
- would not tonch-yet having found them dead
n aud having himself, contrary to HAL decara
,s ton. slaugh cred two or three more he no,v
NJ like a Zealander over the foes who have been
I'd slain, comes with his proclamation club and
~ breaks the limbs and batters the Eases of those
err already deprived Of life.
nj This new proclamation is, therefore in il,
NJ
70 il, the mos, foolish proclamation ever issued
nv merely showing childish and lpvtri.h
- disposition. without the power 10 be mschG,
at GUS.
ly Before proceed, LEI me once again coninrs
IS every man, woman, aye, and child IN IrelanI Ia
to recoIlect that we are busted in Struggle for
he national independence, ny the restoration Ola
a domestic legislature. Let every human belo,
II recoIlect that year after ear, since The unlJa
nv Ire and has become more and more exhausted
nm The drain OF absrnteeIsm, the drain OF eight
ed million, OF pounds sterling every year ha. had
ic its natu al effect, aggravated almost to madness
"a AS the misery OF ireland is, by The eatless sui
ire letting acl. Famine succeeds famine IN coun.
r, try which exports more Of the prime neres.arp,
cir of lie in provisions of ell kinds than any other
nv | country on the face OF the earth. Every su..
OF ceedng famine be comes more and more desc.
.y lating, and the famine which threatens US in
,ka the wear 1881 promises 10 be more horribly a.
en- 1lcung than any that went before H. Remen.
he Der that we, The anti unlonlsis, are struggling
ei 10 apply tho only etlicat ouS remedy to al these
as evils, and then my friends, do rtcollec,, lei il
On never be forgotten, that the only mode to %.
i lain redress or relief for Ireland is by peace
IN. ful, legal, and consti utional cousse. lie VITO
Ter violates the law is vile enemy OF the freedom
he and happiness Of Ireland. Lei there he M
err irritation, no outrage, 10 violence. Above !
things, avoid tue least approach TO that which
the basest oil the English enemies OF Irish lib
er,y DO IN their publications GALA clss Let
f., the law be obryed IN every thing.
RI The former proclamation declared to he
y" consistent with law. This ] all III to be Jp.
yond the law, and TO be an attempt t1 maxi
J" despoIic authority which tDr law has aot VS.
w. ~ ted III any person. For the abuse uitbe legI
wv the fDI odd
I've OF them might, il Inc Parliament thought ftbe
20 impeached. have 10 hesitation in SAYING
a Thai tins proclamation is in iisoi, ah npeaCba.
~ BILE offence aud tue moment | see pOpusr
~, House oil S9t1mons,l pledge mysell IN bring il
before that house with d view 10 saa.ary ru-
'" ishment
nv Let mr, however, inform The public that tbs
10 proclamation does not affect any meeting Tor
is peiition-at least, that every peaceful meeting
- Tor the purpose Of p-ttionipg the Parliament
H. may be held notwithstanding this procama.
zee ton. Let there be meetings OF every trade, Oc-
&C, cupaton, and district in Ireland petition Cr
zen the repeal OF the union. Let there he petition
he voted and transmitted by every parish in lfe
Ia. land let The parishes of Dublin meel-le those
no who have pe,itioned for the repeal of the union
ali meet again 10 petition for the removal Olth1
,t. Algerine advisers Of those despouc prOcswa'
ire tons. In short, this is the time to meet again
or and again 10 petition, and 10 show thereby na'
u we are not willing slaves.
nd Every part of Europe and of the civilized
I'M world IS III progress of freedom. In ireland
IN alone it is deemed wise TO exercise despoic pow.
he err. People of Ireland patience obey the
g law resort to no violence, 10 no secret sOcD-
r. ties !--patIence obey the Law and believe DC,
E. that those who insul, Ioyn ami peaceabIc ma
as ti"n wIl fail in then endeavn,s 10 obsIIuct U,
o. 10 our determination 10 obtain legislative ind
e. pendeuce.
ss | am, follow countrymen. your devoted ser
nd vant. DANIEL O'COSkELL,
IS Lokp N, Tau. a.
r We can state, from the highes, sutnorh''
" that treaty OF commerce bstwseH France 30
g Great b'iian will be proposed as Soon 81 the
re important sub ecis now under consideration IN