Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

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scotch members in favor OF the sinecures was TO that
is 20 Tor hercontnuance, aud IA against Now what did
the Irish members dor Why, III OF them Tor the ADOLF
ton OF those sneceres and % for their support so that the
matter rested with the Irish, England would have been
freed from this burden by majority of Is. (Cheers)
mention this 10 show that il Engshnen wish 10 support
liberty III their own country, they will support in Ireland
ministers Cypress Ireland because they know by SO doing
they clip The wings OF freedom in England say with
me soeny oil an OATH that would ask for your as
sis'ance in this conjuncture did as the in
terest OF every honest Engshman desposn by
preventing sspread in Ireland Look atwha are
gong 10 do in Ireland You don't know half of what the
tyran's contemplate They going TO abolish Trial by
Jury Can you endure such inroad upon the Constu
non, he same thing will happen TO you. And yet is
Lord Grey, fiend OF liberty, that threatens yon for he
threatens US (isses Let him propose such measure or
let any body else propose il England and the answer
will be myriads Of barcades Yes Should d.spse yo,
YOU did not make such auswe r. But no. YOU
coudlnot; Tor you wo0d not find stones wlerewith to
mrm oarcades you would have already flung them at
the head OF the monster that attempt so to ensaye
You (ThGers) Dare the Government, then towards
Ireland! (Cnes of"They w') Well let them; there Is
OF it.
five pound note rendered me, but refused i,
u" was sure whether trial by jury TO be abolished
or not Do do the same aud hey will not dare abo
sh It, Moreover they wish, by their law-it does
not deserve the suppress every species of meet
ing in Ireland This law they will extend TO YOU so that
yonmay bid adieu 10 such evenings the present
~. MS act OF Parliament they going put forces
VIII permit The Lord Lieutenant dispense every meet
ing no matter what be its characer-be political or re-
lg'ous, My, more-any that is aught out of his
muse aef sunset or before SunIise be
Ana who is to try the offence? jury? No; a Court
Martial, over which preside three military officers By
hiS law every human being in Ireland will be fetter-
eu Let tenant refuse 10 surrender beneficial lease
let poor man complain OF the injustice OF the rich
san-iei female purity resist undue solicitation and
chains will conne the claims and conpIanta nj The
tenant he oppressed, and the deeply nsuted (Cheers1
Inc father may complain, The mother pine, and the
brother rage with indignation. There will be locks
ana prison doors to conne them Nero never invent
eu sueh yranmca' measures as those. What is there
TO be no Judge-no responsible one-no one that can
De impeached he violates the law Three officers
10 Judge preside and decide upon every thing come
before Them The only pFecaution taken with respect 10
those a'l-poweriul Judges H. that they should be under
II years oil age, and that they shalt have served two wears
in the army Hear ti,!-twenty one wears of age and
two years service the qualifications of a utge! Wby
the very Ensgns will have the rover of nSr;sonm11;;
ahI transportation for life. II you allow them TO have il
in Ireland, they will have il in England: and how
long then, think YOU will your Political Union last By
Reform you have shaken off the Tories but YOU have il
seems doue 1t tor the exclusive benefit OF the Wings
who are as hungry as ever the Tories were. (Thats
very trueD The truth is and let England look 10
it-those Two parties are uniing 10 make OF the new
Parliament borough mongeHng one andsto wrest from
you the little that you have But to return 10 Court
Martals aud young Judges who will TODAY dine i,h the
~ that well Iurnlsuou ia. i,,nsraU
that such Judges substituted because Jurors cannot be
courageous enough TO sentence according TO the dictates
oil their conscience. They inundated by threats and
cannot put the laws into execution The government tells
you so; but Mr. Darlington solicitor, aud well acquant-
ed with ireland, when examined witness distinct
declared mat he never knew juror injured, for ha
wing decided according The truth the testimony laid
before HIM. This complaint OF intimidation q deliberate
'a'sehoOd-a INlng lie no; to suffering People, who
considered beneiactors those whO allow them sxpence
day each iOr their labor, did employ nlimdatioa
else they would be better rewarded Tor sweat of their
verninen Is glad to adopt il. l am looking 10 tho
repeal OF the Union desirable measure, because it
would make IRISH landlords live home. Earl Fi:z-
william, Tor instance drew 100000 year, for sixty
years, from the small county of Wicklow; that is TO
say, lac has taken three millions OF the country
Why should not that money have been spent among the
starving population OF the country from whose produce il
sroseHad that money been spent Ireland see what
adeence 1t would have made TO the dbores and others
IN the neghborhood Of his estates. These the things
which want remedy Is my cry for the Repeal of the
Union proof of selfshness towards England? No I Tell
you, That il my humble talents and efforts should succeed
in procuring the Repeal, shall confer benefit on Eng
l'shmen: Would there be no advantage TO the English
aborer II the Irish dborerS ~ London could find employ
men in Ireland? Would it be of no benefit 10 themif
every Irish aborer in London could shoulder his shea and
march home' and can tell you that Inshmen are fond
oil their home-Wave as they may their hearts is still in
The green valley where they born.
Amid the sound of their employment the sound of the
running stream near which they played, when children,
sll murmurs in their ears, still do they look back with
ton'ness 10 the graves OF their ancestors birth place
oil their children speak for you, Englishmen not less
than Tor my counrymen speak for you the victims tho
same oppresors take from OF the manufacturing dis
ics the number of Irish workmen, and you will see how
the cotton lords will ume when they find that they are
compelled to give double wages IT, in the agricultural
districts the ldbOrers of Mayo, of Sligo and of Galway
were to stay home instead OF going reap the havests
Of England, what happy state would that OF the English
TO 60 to grinding of the poor for the means of
supporting life; he would longer be Compelled TO listen
10 the cries OF his children for read; he could then look
The proud bull-trog farmer in the face, and tell him
your crops may rot, upon The ground, unless YOU give
better wages Tor redpng them" If succeed in bring
ing that about shall not have claim on the qrati-
udc OF Englishmen? (LoDg continued appldUse) The
cause is common cause. The oligarchy ramples
upon both naOns have the remedies for their grew
anccs-domestic legislation and democratic liberty. I
Twill tell you another feature in this bill You may ina
gne perhaps that the provisions OF extend only TO Of
fences which may be committed after it shall passed.
No, no; they may 20 back long they please; they
may back for forty years; there may be
now taking down my words, and may be tried Tor what
am now usrag under act that does not exist On
this side hell noSg internal was invented this
bill. II il pass there is end TO liberty security for
ever viii have security in his house than he
would have in Constdninope. Instead OF British liberty,
we shall have Algene slavery (Cries OF "worsel) Now,
alter e victim is imprisoned, how long do you think he
to continue in prsou As long tho petty despo who has
imprisoned him chooses. Has he then the power Of COM
plant The Lord Lieutenant may issue his proclamation
and il any persons assembled together they are liable to
be locked up. Il would be consolation for nshmcn to
be allowed TO talk about their grievances, to meet with
the sympathy OF their cOuntrymen but II they talk Of
the grievances OF those who shall be Imprisoned under the
proposed act the only prospect s 10 join them And all
this is 10 be Inflicted the will OF every ensign who can
strut and SOL year" Ireland knows what mar.
tal law is. Sir Edward Crosby, for instance gentleman
OF ancient family, Carlow, in rather embarrassed cir
cumsanoes, who very properly lived within his iocone
unfortunately fell under the imbutation Of being Wing
Some officer took offence because he had invited
Major Dennis, who presided asked him whether he
la man. Edward Crosby he CON