Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

county Of Kilkenny, the county Of the city Of
Kilkenny. the city OF Kilkenny, and the liberties
Of the said city, TO be in such state Of disturb
ance and insubordinatsOn % 10 require the ap
plica.ion Of the provisions oil the said Act.
And We do by this our Proclamation. ~afn the
Inhabitants Of the said county Of Kilkenny, the
city 81 the county Of Kilkenny. the city Of Xii.
keupy, and the liberties Of The said city, to so-
stain from all seditious and other unlawful as
sembsses, professions, eoufeJeracies, meetings,
and associations, and 10 be and remain IN their
respective habiiations at all hours between sun
set and sunrise, from and alter WEDNESDAY the
tenth day Of April instant, OF which all JUSTICES
of the Peace Of the said county, and county OF
city, constables. peace officers, and others whom
il may concern, are 10 take notice.
Given at the Council chamber IN Duoi'n, this
9th DAY Of April, 1883.
RossE WIN. M'aiAHoN, WIN. SAuRIN,
JoHx RADCLIFFE, JOHN DoHERTY,.
F. BLAcKBuRNE. R. II. VIVIAN.
God save the King"
A. Daniel O'Connell is the acknowledged
leader aud prime mover of the opposition
to the English ministry. which probably EN-.
braces four fifths Of the entire population of
ireland, his proc ceilings possess great interest as
forming IN index Of the course and operation OF
events in relation TO the policy of that country.
We therefore subjoin from The Dublin Post. his
letter to Counsellor Barrett
LONDON, IA, AIbemarle. street, Wednesday.
NV dear Barrett.-rhe DIE is cast. We are
slaves. One more injustice has been committed
towards Ireland. Let Us now struggle for the
double repeal:
F,rst-Of this new Algerine Act.
Second-Of that Union whirh alone caused
th,s Act to be passed.
feel the awful duty imposed on me by the Vo-
lunteers. will endeavor to perform it honestly,
at least, If not we'll.
Announce to the people Of Ireland that in
tend on every Monday, whist the Alscrine act
continues. to publish letter to them IN the Pi-
iot will. please God, begin on Monday next.
mean to take no in detail the necessary agi.
tation 10 each county in Ireland. Oar enemies
shall not triumph over the people, nor put down
the popular sentiment. We will still sgitate
within the law, and without either moral guilt
or legal offence.
Call on the people to be quiet; to bear with pa
thence this new Indisnity Let them hope tor bet.
ter days, and better days must soon arrive.
Give caution 70 the atrocious Wniiefeet. They
have played the game which the enemies Of Ire.
land wished them to play The execraiion Of
every good or honest man is upon their crimes
ne vengeance VI UuO VIII, SoOner or idter, De
visited upon their wi,kedness.
How sincerely ought we not to detest the vi
lest Of the vile Whi'efeet-the last and worst Of
those .viilainous miscreants who have given
strength to the enemies, and weakened the friends
OF Ireland.
But still I do not despair Of nv country. No.
Even in the crimes which are committed against
her, there arises hope that crimes will accel--
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that state of thugs which will insure the speedy
restoration Of our national and constitutional in
dependence.
Believe me to be, very faithfully, yours,
DANIEL O'CoNNELL.
The Dublin Times asserts that forty four ofii-
GERS from Inc halt pay list were to be Immediate
" commissioned TO act as members of the court
martial to be held under the Irish Disturbance
Bill. A considerable military force was ordered
to proceed 10 the COUNTY of Kiikenny, to carry
the enforcing law into effect. The object Of in.
GLIDING the CITY Of Kilkenny, with The county,
in the proclamation, Us said to be. that the trials
Of persons spprehended in the adjoining parts of
the county might take place there.
Mr. Edward D"y.r has advertised the Corn
Exchange IN Dublin to rent-esiden,ly under the
expectation that the Volunteer Association will
br suppressed by the Lord Licutenants procia.
nation.
Uhiisfoo,ism in the North snishvwcn -
The punishment OF some Ui the EnnishOwen rioters
at the late assizes seems rather TO have increas.
ed than repressed the spirit Of insubordination.-
Ia The parish Of Cionmany. which was the chief
seat OF disturbance, more outrages have occurred
within the few days since the assizes than for as
many months previous The other day, a man
named UD,nnell had his house broken into by
the rioters. himself abused, his windows DESTROY.
ed, and all the furniture in his house broken, on
accounted dispute connected with dispossessing
q tenant A baiif, named NJ 'Elhenay, got his
house thrown down at night, and narrowly escap
ell with his life on condition of never again act.
ing 10 that capacity. A blacksmith. named Co.
naghan. for venturing to shoe the horses Of Mr.
N Doherty, the 1.-THE agent, had his forge bro.
ken open, sumo Of his tools destroyed, and his
anvil carried of. and nov no smith in the Dis
'rict dare work for Mr. Dnhcrty, or any one of
his family. man named Houten, for allowing
his son to be servant 10 Mr.. Dnherty's brother,
got his Car broken and himself threatened, un.
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