Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
assertion equally satisfactory. -.

Mt, Hume rose to protest against the extraordinary
,oEosge which had been employed by tho Hon. NJ en-
' ' W no had just sat down. He wondered how the
Hon. Hsmber could venture TO characterss ne ti,ion
mob. VI
A Member, with whose name We were unacouan,.
co. rsd mat he rose for The express purpose OF dsnv
ing the statement which had Just been offer. ID 10 H.
House by the Hon AID Lssrned Member for w, sr.
oiu, He had The honor OF representing con.ti,u,n
numerous, as loyal. and as r,stectabe a. ,ha, n,
ne Hou and Learned Member. He also .pns.rsS =;
he Heu'e quite as iDdepe ndent az the Hon. and Lar
-" menorr' Tho P'esen, question as neither VIII .
NOT rory queston-Deiher Mini.t- rial NO, a, n
poeiuon qies on. Every man could the, Ji.cup
u without 'h- slightest reference TO Marty E.lrss
~. SAID mat not merely 10 every 90 but also 90
OUT OF every 100 persons among his Constituent.
oPpo'ed not only to the repeal Of the Union BIN, also
me very agitation OF such question (Cheers That
:. sns 0Pin,on all through Ulster QLoud cries OF
ns Ss out OF every 100 person. IN Ulster were op,os
20 me very agitation Of the question for the
s onion' the lace Of the crtions Of the Hon
;oe mere agitation OF had produced great to
"esno. (tear, hear.) Lee The Hon. and Learned
"emoer, who was never tired Of Wanting Of the 10
n' winch his exertions had conferred upon ireland
eAPA'n 10 his country II he could the ben fit which
oe mad confsrred upon her by stopping the influx
E"si'h capital into her sh res, and by proven pg
=" mat na"n'r The improvem- mt OF her agriculture
| oet manufactures. and her commerce. (Hssr hear
| Az this had the Hon. ADD Learned Member don. nv
k"s;ns the question OF the repeal Of the Union (Hesr
Mr. Shaw repeated, that a great msiori Of hi, eon
'"tuonts, both IN respectabtv and in number. wer.
~ me repeal Of the Union (H,ar hear, hear
ms was happy 10 say, that upon that point Protestant.
md Roman Catholics 0rangeHeu and anti. Orsnyem.n
were perfectly ag'eed.
| CaPta OGrady said there wa. a mr., y .iIin, .or.;
ment Gland to make the question of The rs,s. =,
me Union question CT agitation ia that counrv in
"a mop. oil ga n'ng thereby 'ome measures favourable
's INTERESTS. (dear) Ia might be true hat be 70, p
the Union there were forty t.S-psther.rs in Ir.,,
wnere tn re was orl one tag gaherer now Buttbsn
K"thefer was an lrshman but now ne vas alwav.
an E"gi-hman, and that circumstance Produced an =
ioser in the breasts Irishmen feeling of no ,;,,,
| against Engi.nd (Hear)
Ihe petition was then read
Mr O'Connell said, that in MOVING tina, hi. ,,,;.
De printed, he should not complain Of the t,.a,nn,
Wnieh ne had received from persons; for in v.rv
ruin ne was proud Of the attack "a Isugh) which had
oeen JUST made upon him by the present aud the
Member Tor Londonderry. A TO tn. ex. M.mb.- To-
londonderry, he had lttls to saw to hi exc.n, 70 AZ,
h;. now much OF the public MONEY he had received in
pockets by .hovss full! @ laugh The ex Minis -,
lot londonderry had shown the most lamentahIe gno.
snoe upon Two points. The ex Member for Lonton
Jerry has told he House that the subect Of The ,.naI
o, the Union had not been put forward at all in m. Ia
''ee'ons Did thr ex. NJ cunt er for Iondondsrry .
Inc q, oe oo Ct Ire and was befre the Unon! II
90, o"'S 10 ooo UoOf, whilst her revenue was 400
ooof' Did he know that up 10 that period th.r. Nv
We county In Eur;pe so lightly taxed as IreIanap w 80
m W tnr eae at PRESENT. Here's a man who has been
u'he treasury ory years aud IL still ignorant Of ,h
nAA"on 81 Ireland. The House had heard the man
Uer r III winch tat man had addressed him. He (Nr
o, G0ono Knew The reason oi, and clad that h.
u eASi'ed MS hostility. He (Mr O'Conn. lN had mem
nea tue amount OF money hich that man had wIunv
ro,n the public. Now, with all his MONEY! VIA, co.,
a. ;e ever done MI country Let him look at h,s en-
England Scotland, or Irelsnd?-aye and he MI n,
Sonn J would throw him in the Isle of Man in,o III
"r am would tie e1- Member Tor Londonderry ven.
ue 70 ask the ssme question OF himl "a laush3 The
eN-Member for Londonderry had then introduced ,h
ha no n 6 oosu fnEwhNam into the discussion Now,
nam agent had ejecte 800 families All that he said
was, that he had elected 500 persons And whom u,a
eN-Member for Londonderry read that poipted hn,
exceedingly cautious in assertion" letter of Mr. CT
ioher for Mr. Chaloner only denied that eiecfnon, 81
oeen served upon eight hundred families and did No,
ale now many eectments he had served, he ought 10
nave done him (Mr. OConnelD the Justice NJ rosJn
ms letter IN answer to it, In his answer he s,aisd h
ne mad never said 500 families no newspaper ever re
ported MN to have said So (Crcs of "Order ~ And
ne now repeated what he had formerly sad-th,, ,ar
were eight hundred persons upon Lord Fi,zwillar,
estate under notice to quit the LIST of Mav(Cres
Two, no. } He said that the farm of = fPeniIi,
we think was the name TO go into lease nm The ~
oil Nay next; there six families upon il co.s,
Oh ABOUT three hundred persons these had ali oot n;
10 quit as Mr. Chaoner had disposed of the farm to
person OF the name OF SINCE. He had now disnos.S s
SOO persons out Of the s00-He had got de,aiIs g. ~
TWO ceTgymen as to the remaining cases into which he
should not enter at presentHe begged leave also tn
remind the House, that he not imputino blana ~,
Lord Fitzwilliam or his agent when he men,;onaJ
tnese cases-(Cries of ''Oh!')-but was only speakin
y. une consequences oil The Subetting Act. Did Hon
orabie Gentlemen think to put him down bv assailin
MIN with broad and unmannery contradicfons, n IL
uu' they were utterly mistaken in their man Tho s;t
ing member for Londonderry has told the House ,b
HIS constituents were almost TO opposed IN tho ra
peal oil the Union. He knew, however that the no.
pie oil three provinces had declared Themselves do;f
~ IN ITS favor. He knew also that il wa. ro;n;r
ground in the north of ireland for newspaper a. ME-
ry winch had originally been opposed TO ibe renee, ~
inc ohlon mad recently changed its opinions in do
ence 10 inc popular sentiments prevailing in tbe peinh
Dorhood' lie (Mr OConnelD was not acquainted viii
non. MEMBERS constituents but he understood that
'hey were pugnacious race, who built '"
"Their faith upon
=, Ihe molly teri Of pike and gun
lie understood that some Roman Catbol;ce bal .,,
should be saved they had Here M N,
onne paused, and drew his hand Significantly across
ns throat. but he would not pursue that feud further
ne x-Member for Londonderry had called his const;
.uehs MOD Ills constituents were nine tenths of
meln equal to the ex-Member for Londonderry 10 ranI
and all vastly superior 10 him in inteIlect IL M
ohneiD had had the honor of receiving an oasr q,
return MN to Parliament from three Connties in I,e
Isnd' fe had given up the representation NJ c,nrt
county; and fifth county, they all knew had cont
h 10 armament: The ex.Minister for Londonderry
was turned out oil his own county, tried 10 take reto
IN another, faied-tied again at Merchants, Hail fi
mere 100 and then left his county, and took rof,o
IN rotten borough. And yet that man-,bat cerL In
puzzle once, with an extravagany large SALARY for
neolhg ho'hing--came forward TO calunnate bm-b;m
Of We,ssy ana independently chosen by the people
ol "aerord Tor who could expect to receive favors mr.
patronage al his handl He would never tire NJ doin
MS uuy 10 MS country. Ireland deserved we'll Of iii
ner sons. The curse had been on her long In he
"o'us oil the Ch:et slice, Ireland had never vvrn
any boon from the grasp of England which FnnIaS
had not parted with as reluctantly as If !, had hs a
hearts blood He would initiate the elorous exarnI
OF me brownlow OF l7S2-of that man on whose torS