Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-10

dare tn attack us? Would II be Russia! She has
Poland and Turkey tn Contend with. Woald II b.
Austria? She knows that with so 600 mon We should
give her occupation in Italy. Would II be- England?
With steamboats, could carry arms and bat, aons
into Ireland (Strong sensation. here speak upon
the suggestion Of war, but | speak only to induce
Ministers collect their forces for the moment Of
danger. Nations have their trcacherous sleep; this
sleep death; and death is foreign invasion and par
titon.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs could not refrain
from some observations upon statements that prepa-
ra,ions had been made for making war upon France
IL had even ben said that among the documsuts left
behind by the Russians, upon their quitting Poland,
found orders for the Polish army to march.
Dispatches we're received daily from tho French
Consul ut Warsaw, und mention had been made
OF such a circumstance. Rumors had prevailed of
nrmainentS in Spain, and these had ruuscd the ten
ton of the Government. It had been declared to
the Cabinet of Madrid that II these ornaments should
exceed the ordinary force of Spain France void take
such precautions as would prevent her interests be-
ing compromised No ormamcnts had b Ell made by
SPAIN of this the Government, had only the as.
surance but the proof Tho ornaments in the north
had been considerable, and France had demanded an
explanation. declaring that ifa Russian soldier should
pass the frontier and enter Austria, Prussia, or any
ether par, of Germany tho statue quo would be
gardcd as broken, and France would take consel of
her honor alone. (Cheers.l Positive explanations
sent to the Cabinet OF Paris and these expla-
nations preceded the events in Poland, The Minister
concluded by stating that pacific assurances
ceived from every quarter, and that there no,
the slightest probability of war.
The close of the discussion being loudly called for
was put to the vote and adopted, upon which the
Chamber adj ourncd."
IRELAND.
The Dublia Aggregate Meeting resumed their
discussion on Wednesday, Jan. &C. and of course car
ried all the proposed Resolutions unanimously
There is little in the proceedings distinguish
from other meetings Of the same kind, unless our rca-
ders may be dispersed to form exception OF the fol-
lowing extract OF another speech of Mr Cou-
pell:-
(Frm tie Dublin Frermau's Journal
do you know that have tho mprudelce to de
ny that any people good enough to he our mas
.cr-that think we good as the Eng. sh, and
that no nation is sufficiently exalted above be
able to count themselves superiors (hear, and
chccrs.) may be called an egotist for entertaining
this pride; bu, it really is my opinion thrt na ION
the face of the earth deserves 70 mold high and
SO moral station as the afflicted but honest aud
vi.tuous people of Ireland. Cheers The whole
Of yonr history shows, that in all your trca'ics with
the English you observed them faithfully and 81 riot
ly; and the same history proves, that every treaty
which the English made with you, from the treaty
of Mullenass 10 the baleul and wicked, and corrup.
treaty Of the Union. has been broken by them (kear
eve look for n connection with England, bat on
equal TERMS and if the people will adhere nv Cd
wee, without crime or offending against the law, We
will attain it Ccheers If had 20 representatives
nineteen with myself, or seventeen with German
Mahon Tchcers.l O'Couor Don cheers and myself
cheers and will soon have another IN our preseu,
chairman, for promise him he SIN soon be rel re-
sentative for the county of Meath [great cheering
II is certainty, If two evcnrs-one t. be regretted
the other TO be feared-should occur. The one Is
the death Of Sir Marcus Somervil!e who is IN n
bad of health If that event should occur in
steps Grattan. The other is the death Of the Earl
of Fingnl, event by which Lord Kileen would
bo raised to the pcrrHge-In either case, in steps
0rattan [cheers The next general election gives
sixteen more and defy them to proven, me car
rying the repeal OF the Union loud chcers.l | may
have fay at The next clection.--lt is cxc4edinpy
brobabc that no power on earth, with them would
prevent IN" accomplishing that great object found
cheers.l We would have them Coming TO terms
md before the end of three months we would have
Parliament III College green loud cheers Nv
couhtrymcn, If you Will act but peaceably Icpalv
and constitu'innaly, you will be irresistible rye
will, VIC will. What care for the prosecutions
they can instituted loud cheersI. For thirty years
have been abused, and labored for my un,rv; BIN,
there is one thing have not done for her have
gone to Jail for her loud cries Of You never
SHALL and the cheers that followed lasted for several
minute-l. Listen 10 me my friends. If the SEN
tence of the law shall consign TO iaIl, | will
then be happy with my wife aud children around me.
at all events would be in their company than
am at present lcheers] | am an old man. and will
have time to make my soul. ! will be quite at lei
sure enough TO do so, and am sure will come OIL,
Of it better !rishman [cheers for several mrutesI
shall then study more how can serve Ireland
Mr. Lawcs hos said that they cnrnot keep pcn md
III! from me. lfthey do not Will write three let.
them Elk letters week, and one on every sunday
tcheersl However, do not think that they Will b,
abe to try us before the good weather in Nav rhcar
hear will go on next Monday to take my scat IN Par
Lament, forlhey will not be ubc prevent me ,al,nn
my seat You will then read in the newspapers wl,ni
there say thear!) will go as the Representative
of the county OF Waterford. God bless the honest
people in the county of Wa,erf,rd They NAV at.
tack me-, but they shall mt be able TO irrhten me
cloud cheera) will read 10 them history of Ire
land will rrci'e tho acts of our oppression since
Lord Anglesey came here, and will defy them to
Tece Tor me ore act OF violence that the people have
committed under it Qoud chccrs.) / VIII read for
them table Of SINS and will defy any man to show
me IN return, that under it all the slightest dcts OF
violence breach of the law has been committed DIV
the people Of Ireland loud cheers and voice cried
ou', There never wiIl"j | will take your word for
II, and carry 1t with me. pledge myself that the
people of Ireland never will commit bfencb of thc
law--Qoud cbcers.) Did any Of you read tho ad.
dress OF the seccdng Synod to Lord Anglesey?-
tCres OF we did, we did'') ! respected Henry
Montgomery. boosted Of him as my friend. but
Henry Montgomery, you are no friend of mine 4