Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
81 PROCLAMATION.

passed iil TIC mira year OF III, pIcsent
Nalesty's reign, entitled An Act tor
the more efectual Suppression oflocal
Disturbances and dangerous Associa-
,ions in Ireland,' it is amongst other
things enacted that it shall and may
be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant and
other Chief Governor or Governors of
Ireland, with the advice Of his Males
tvs Privy Council in Ireland, at any
time alter passing of the said Act, and
from time to time during the continu-
;ancc thereof, as occasion may require,
to issue his or their proclamation, de-
.clariDg any county, county Of a city, or
county Of Il town in Ireland, or any
portion thereof, respectively, to be in
such a state ofdisturbance and insubor-
d!naiion rs to require the application
OF the provisions Of the said Act.
snow we, the Lord Lieutenant, do,
by this our Proclamation, 10 pursuance
and execution of the said Act, and BY
and with the advice of his Majesty's
Privy Council in Ireland, declare the
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 4 state of disturbance and IL
subordination as to require the appii-
cation Of the provision Of the said
Act.
1Apd VIC do. by this our Proclama-
ton, warn the inhabitants of the said
county Kilkenny. the city Of the coun-
ty Of Kilkenny, the city Of Kilkenny,
and the liberties Of the satd city, 10 alb
stain from all sedilions and other un-
lawful assemblages, professions, con-
federacies, meetings, and associations,
ard to be and remain in the respective
fluctuations at all hours between sunset
and sunrise, from and after Wednesday
the tenth day of April instant, Of which
all Justices Of the Peace of the said
county, and county Of a city, consta-
bles, peace officers, and others whom
it may concern, arc to take notice.
~Givcn at the Council Chamber in
Dublin, this 9th day Of April, 1888.
Rim, JOHN RADcL1rrE,J JOHN DoHEary,
I. CLAcKBuRNE, Il. ii. VIVIAN. God
save the King"
From the Dublin Pilot.
Nepublish a letter from Mr.. OF Con-
nell tonight, as his opinions and inten.
tiOns cannot be commune ated in any
language more forcible than hi,
own
"London IA, Albermarle-street
"Wednesday. One more injustice has
been committed towards Ireland. Let
US owstrusgic for the double repeal
"First-Ofthis new Algerine Act.
SECONDLY ofthat union which alone
cause this Act to be passed.
Il feel the awful duty imposed on
me BY the Volunteers. / will endea-
YOUR to perform it honestly. at least,
il not well.
"Announce to the people of Ireland
that intend on every Monday, whilst
the Algerine Act continues. to publish
4 letter to them in the Pilot. / will.
please God, begin on Monday next.
IL mean to take up in detail the ne
cessary agitation in each county in Ire
land. Our enemies shall not triumph
over the people. nor put down the law.
and without either moral guilt or legal
offence.
''Call on the people to be quiet, TO
bear with patience this new indignity.
Let them hope for better DAYS. and
better days must soon arrive.
''Give a caution to the atrocious
Whitefeet. They have played the
game which the enemies of Ireland
wished them TO play. The execration
OF every good or honest man is upon
their crimes. The vengeance of God
will. sooner or later. be visited upon
their wickcdness.
''How sincerely ought we not to de-
test the vilest Of the vile Whitefeet-
the last aud worst of those villanous
miscrsants who have given strength to
the enemies, and weakened the friends
of Ireland.
''But still do not despair oinsv ccun-
try. No. Even in the crimes which
are committed against her there arises
hope that those crimes will acceler-
ate their own punishment. and create
thereby that state OF things which will
ensure the speedy restoration Of our
rational and constitutional indepen-
dence.-Believe me to be. very faith
fully, yours.
DANIEL O'CONNELL.
SMyRSA.-The following confrma-
ton ofthe accounts previously received