Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

First-They have produced a GRAND JURY BILL-a
trashy involved confused impracticable Grand Jury Bill
bill which will never pass ints law, If il do then
for ono abuse il may possibly abolish must inevitably
create ten greater and more permanent.
Se' ondly-There is Special Jury Bill for Ireland,
brought down from the Lords. will not anticipate the
late oil that bill but this will assert, that mpu.
dent specimen OF audacous humbug obtruded
insucd nation intend TO show forth all its delor
mites the first possible opportunity.
Thirdy-There is the Church Reform Bill for Ireland
oh! monsrous delusion! myself deceive
ed rs have been by Lord Alhops spec on this SUBJ
iect Perhaps in the annals Of either private or Pariia
menary deluson there never any thing equal that
successfully pacised on well others, relative
To This pseu,o Church Reform Bill. For the present L
will only point out these defects in the bill.
1t does not touch upon, or even mention rITuEs
at ALL OF course it does not lessen the burhen of hes
one single shilling.
1t does not diminish the of the establishment
by one single shilling 1t dninshes the incomes of par
ucuiar ciergymen; but the people will have pay the
same amount in money before TO the establishment"
That is--he Catholic and Presbyterian population will
have TO pay precisely the in money to 'he es
tab'ishment that they paid before this bill brought
into Parliament
The only reduction OF charges upon the people in the
bills is OF par,-and now find Of part ony-oi the
try cess Lord Alhorp calculated the reduction at ETC.,
600 year. 1t wall not 10 ego 900 per annum-
perhaps not 10 half that sum.
Thus the entire extent OF relief given by this church
reform bill ssay from ten TO twenty thousand pounds
year spread oil over the Irish nation
Will not dwell longer on this sapent measure! Nisa
reform which is insulting 10 the Piotes,ans Of Ireland
without being satisfactory to the Catholics.
now Iong 10 see The day when the sound the
Irish Pro'estants will teach them that to struggle for ac
cedency again is vain The Catholics deserve nothing
but equality. They have obtained that equality of civil
rights. Let but the Irish Protesans acquiesce in the
existence Of that equality which is longer capable of
beng deanged, and upon that acquiescence will erect
the safe and permanent structure OF Irish prosperity
But the frs step to attain the peace of Ireland the
removal OF Lord Angesey. Until he is removed from the
administration OF the affairs OF that country, there may
be The calm OF despoism for but there can never
be permanent tranquility any thing like prosperity in
Ireland. - ''
In my next letter, whilst continue urge the plan OF
electoral organization, will point more in detail the
various circumstances which imperatvely demand the
recall oil Lord AnGesey. The interests OF the people of
England require that lie should be any longer per.
United 10 sscnhce the safety Of both countries the gra
uhcaion OF his unwise desire for power.
Let but the people OF Ireland await coming events
The march oil political improvement may be retarded for
moment but II will soon every obstacle and
proceed with accelerated rapdy There are better DAYS
IN store Tor both countries, and the triumph of the de-
mocraiic principles in the will the political saliva
ton OF both.
have the honor 10 be, fellow -coun,rymeu,
Your faithful servant,
DANIEL OCONNELL