Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

much dIeness begets upon petty power took advan-
ase or this very law to pander the worst passions
by the most arocious means; instances which the hus-
band OF the brother suspected; and the price of safe
y was wrung from the sister and the wife instances in
winch the father was actually transported, in
there might be no protector between the voa,or and his
prey! These are FACTs--ihey are well known Eng
llshmen! let them not be dumb you hesc facts are
kn0wn;-Ieh me- then, does this law fall only on the
guilty fire ou 1o01eis guilty Pin what have thew Of
Tended. Alas! this law does than fall upon
noeeh', 'einP'S The unholy desire OF ciyty
present The Innocent guyit does lead Justice to
smi'e through error alone but it gives SANDER
ah suOorhes the witness by the bribery OF his
But these not evils enough inict lreland the
change ct the venue, the suspension OF the Habeas Cor
pus Ac;-the-haye mercy upon us be mercful p
What vestige, what shred of Liberty you leave us
Oher Rulers before You have indeed sapped and dam
aged, time to time the Temple of our Consitntion
hey nave pierced the wall and broken the pillar;-but
you are about TO tear from the whole leave us
no shelter amidst the ruins There one instance of
si'aIar induheSs-and the man who eXempliies it
Blind My Lord Grey, YOU may read his ae as well as
his strength in the Holy Book
And now, what is the subject of these extraordinary
powers! why do you demand Ihen' Let us ho-
nesily TO the cause. Do attempt blind the English
feope Oy asserting at 1T s only for these predatory
soeaons II IS not only Tor the purpose Vi putting down
herd OF rustic Carbond you do suspend the law be-
cause the Whileieet defy the law mol What statesman
ever TOOK away the Constitution OF country because there
were robbers in its fields mountains: As well might
you have suspended the Habeds Corpus England be-
of the fires OF Kcntor denied the rigb of
ing TO Manchester, because there ere rsmcs in Norfolk
no you have wider, comprehensive method
in your madness You desire TO put down PohticnI a.
desire, not so much 10 attack the robber,
as to stilc the question OF Repeal You talk OF heboys
out your conscience whispers you, OCOnnellP 1t is
que1 one man thdt you suspend the liberties Of whole
nation Is 1T not so?deny IT il you you cannot de-
ny Il.
Why do of us cIamor for repeaR Because
uicy TANK .h% otherwise they cannot have good le-
giSiduon What is the obvious way 10 answer them
Prove that without Repeo good legislation can be eff
ec'eu' NAT SO easy--so obvious! But you have be-
gun, you say the system OF good legislation and YOU
point TO ,he amendment OF the Jury Laws, and your
Church Reform We grant it; you have proposed re-
ormnow try them You say that such reforms will not
satisfy us Why give them to us, them Shall we be
better satisfied by the suspension OF the Habeas Corpus
Act and the spectacle OF sabred Judge upon our bench
es! But such reforms will satisfy Give them but
the trial You do not justice TO yonrselyes-vou do not
Jusilce TO The experiment ot conca.on
GU desire to put down The Political Associaions-to
sne ie voice OF oConneI-'o suppress the Glamour
iePeaI!-bu' VIII these laws enforce your wishes Not
IN the least What gives strength to the elouuence of the
ag"aior the sense OF wrong What makes Ireland de-
nad Legislature OF her the conviction that she
SShHo' obtain justice from the Legislature of England
hc these feelings exist, you may put down Associa-
nop5 but only Tor moUentthe instant YOU remove the
INC VIII oe The rebound You GO
Vern Ireland forever ny uspe ndng laws Grant tat
n'aIy force siIences, u viii que Gisconents-
ley WIN OTeaK Out ia some hour Of Heacherous calm
or what IS worse they viii go increasing ill they be-
come universal till paaIves aud remedies are in vain
m Tie rch and educated will be driven from our shores
ana the whole population being horde of desperate
men, WIN hear 40 coun'els bat those OF despair.
Ministers OF the CTowuwlo does not see through your
MOVIES IN desiring TO put down Political Associations i'm
ireland while you allow them ia England " no does not
see dl you are governed (peihaps unconscousy YOUR
T.
tended you by his complaints The English ConneIIs
supported you by their praises You resort 10 all
means to crush your enemy Dublin, Tor the very same
Associations that you duded your friends tor incorporating
al brmhgham Are these passions Of cia or indivdu.
al revenge, so little worthy your great names and your
"B 'ePue' To actudie The policy OF statesnen Is peo-
pie TO he enslaved because Minister has been offended
ConneiI perhaps, did you wrong when lie predicted
that you would continue unjust TO reand-te estimation
OF prophet Is IN proportion tic truth OF his prophecies;
Ad you ial'ihed The last you would have Destroyed the
power OF the first. You will now make OConnei more
bile 10
disbelieve him
Oh! with what grace will the Rielt Honorable secre,a
y return Ireland preceded by the lasces OF these laws
the asces! tits delicious metaphor tlat emblem of
we cNeculoner and the criminal that pomp OF authority
which invested tie penalties Of DEATH an emblem of ter
Ior IN llSe was woven from rods scourge containing
IN The ceuire OF them destroy! Heralded by
ese tokens OF your tenderness to Ireland grateful
"h't oVeIhowIng blessings win follow your
yoy through tile streets OF DUbln The Right Honora-
one secretary young his career is but commemorative
nun ocHeNe la mat Is no hight load upon mans heart
winch Is amasscd from tic curses Of a nation!
hese laws will be passed through the Commons they
WIN receive the Royal Assont-they will lie in The hands
OF lhe ministers, dead and sdnguindry Our voice
viii then ne dumbwe shall have light to peliiion!-
This Is our Last Appeal People Of Engid we appeaI
petition in behalf OF those who may petition no more
save Us by your voice--l,v yoIr in,Iign,nt svmna
thy, rom evils too fearful patiently TO couem-
plate. Our laws suspenled-our grievances silenced-
ou' houses nightly inyadeiour outraged Consi-
der these things your representatives will notsave us,
FOR you alone cauY Your Ministers VIII obtain these psw-
crs:-iol them IN the of Humanity Freedom, aud
ou' goa, uia Uley shall not dare To them
thrust back tie sword into ITS scabbaTday the irres-
bic and solemn weight Of public opinion upon these acts
which would outrage all public rights. W may have oil
Tended our rulcT,ior suffering does deal in courtly
phrases; but we have not offended you Our representa-
hYes struggled for Reform without them YOU would not
have obtained IL Had we given support TO the Anti
reio'mers, there would have been yOlr maiodes? If
OConnels voice has been loud against abuses in Ire
land, II has been equally eXerled against abuses in
Eng and We have stricken the chain from you
do not, in return, heap upon us all the letters
tyranny forged. Our blood has cen split for you
with you we claim common triumph ia the names
OF Nona and Waterloo. Let not be said tdi you only
ask as Go in blood that may reap ears; and that
we are to fight for your freedom ia order ourselves to be-
made slaves. These words will 90 forth through all Eng
land-thcy will penetrate the walls of you, ctes-hey
will be ound in your clubs your Associations your In
shtn'es-dnswer them by remonsauce your Repesen-
tauves, Upon sou alone depend the 5edes Of Ireland
lhc eihcacy Of Cancellation the permanent consolidation
Oh the empire! Preserve your Ministers consistent their
PROMISES, for cause Is yet your yet
dyided-yoW Legislators ate OURS. II they promised
extended freedom 10 you. we have right claim that
promise pledge also TO To you direct eyes
Our Prdyers-our sanguine hopcsAnswcr, and preserve
u.s.
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interim O session been accused