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

In my native county that OF Kerry during the rebel
lion. only murder took place. The rebellion was at
tribued TO the Catholics; but, in tact, il great Cato
lie counties there rebellion at ALL Yet there was
nos single soldier within 20 miles. had younger bro
Their, II IS true who took fancy TO uniform, and
spend day in shooting occasionally sing out.
rage occurred till foolish General took IL in his head to
make rcgslation about the soldiers leaving their
ms. witoess named Grady, when Aamincd = trial
looking at the person. declared that he had been
ken-iat he was not the man-tha he could to
his person. lie was asked whether lac did swear TO
his identity at former trial? Yes he replied but he
was not then present., and had opportunity den-
tfyiug him [Jrics OF shane sham,'l What was ,h,
consequence! lie ordered out and received hun
drel lahes. lie again brought in desired to look at
the man, and asked whether hv could identify him.
He still refused TO commit perjury and he ordered to
receive hundred lashes more. He received i'm all
three hundred ashes aud the trial only ended conse
qGencc OF his falling into dead faint from which he
with difficulty recovered Now they wish consign the
people OF ireland again TO Courts Matal-thc people OF
ireland. vino rccollect such thinks as these. But why
should cutter into dctails!Ii this bill pass, liberty in
ireland is at end.No complain of ciiey
ances without being liable TO be tried by FIVE ensiuns
AMI, consequently, be sentenced at the will of three
aud positive clause has actually been introduced to in
dcmny the members OF these Courts Martial for any
injustice which they may commit should be asham-
ed to dldte upon such particulars. Was any thing
half atrociOus! the Press of England of the
danger 10 which they about be exposed from
ono clause OF the Bill. which empowers these Courts
Martial TO try Tor sedon person who is the of
circulating papers OF kind OF which they may think il
necessary TO take coSnizance. IL is not like England
merely, in the lIethcr for want of stamp
that prosecution may be instituted The editor of The
Times thinks himself secure hut il he ares breathe one
word OF dissent should circumstances alter, he will find
himself mistaken lie may be secure at present. but
who knows how Tory administration may not
succeed to the Wings who have brought in this bill?
Is he sure that Tory administration might punish
him in Ireland Tor what he may write in this country?
may be told that is impossible, because he be
taken over to Ireland from this country; but | tell
you that there is act called Judge Johnson's
Act which empowers any Irish Magistrate arrest any
body in England and take him TO that country
Thus the Habess Corpus Act, even in this country
eve m is safa Mo,
Reverend Friend (Dr. Wade) is safe after what he
has said tonight am that he possesses as much
moral courage as any man that acquainted with and
know who would be ready to suffer MARTYR.
dom ia the OF liberty. do think he knew that
he was liable TO maryrdom and will Tor il that
inns knowledge VIII not make him less ready. This
sure is brought forward the possible grounds
upon false, lying caunnies. say that il is false w.
ing calumny TO assert that the disturbances in Ireland are
connected with political agitation. Never was a caum.
ny so hlSe invented in hell Never tleie lie more
outrageous advanced Ii il conradiced by the evil
dence OF the officers OF government themselves. When
political agitation has existed disturbance always ceas
cd with lrishmem because, whenever that shrewd and
sensitive people observe one CLEAN OF hope tighten the
horizon they mediately, seek redress by e-
gal methods Engshmen, Ireland is now arrived at
period, when the most outrageous deSpo;sn is about 10 he
founded on the most outrageous ialsehoo; but would
be libel on our species Ia suppose that YOU would
s"uer my counuymen 10 be subjected such mea-
sure We have stood by you-stand by us-(" We will
we wiIl.') Hitherto what has this union done for
the benefit OF ireland? How anxousIy did we look
for the assembly OF a Reformed Parliament What hone.
did we not entertain OF what be done when the
representatives OF the people should in Parliament
What must we think OF such dawn this, when crimes
are proposed more airocious than degraded the worst
days ot corruption! What there still aggravate this
conduct? Ii is ungraelu W by YOU IN the fyht
Tor Reforms we aided in securing the victory, and these
our rewards? II the oligarchy be PROSTATE il is
much owing 10 the eXe.iOns of rishmen appeal 10 all
OF you; call you 10 help with every heart and
every head Let every among YOU become an apostle
In our Cause let him talk 10 his of our
ces let him speak OF them in the public house ~ hch he
irequens; in the streets let him speak of themIrt him
ma That,
and tell him the injustice which conte mpIated for Ire
land Great and long continued applausej thank YOU
Tor that honest shout heard in that the English
which friolap ls,: Srdm John when vour
ancestors exorled Magma Charta from him. II was
such shout as that which hurled the ensanguned Stuart
ron MS "one and afterwards went too far making him
bleeding sacrifice Ii such a shout thai .rn.e
rom INC bri'h army encamped at Blaekheath, when the
acquitta OF the Protestant Bishops was announced IN tbem
III me uhe OF James The Second. They Joined in one
Tremendous shout, and James asked cause he was an
swered, II was nothing but The solery shou,ing tr tho
acquiIta OF he Bishops. Call you that no,inr said he
think have heard The echo OF that shout to.nght On
Monday may be blamed for This speech by the press of
the idclon, OF the coaesced faction; but INV answer il
heard you the echo of the shout on BIackbeath bis
night! Gall you that nothing? The people of Ireland
can tell you, too, deserve that shout They begin IN Iav
d'uo meir differences IN that country. have received
the Orange papers this day. and though have dihsreJ
from them much all my Iite-hough ] have been sub
Jected 10 every species OF abuse and vcation from
i must say in justice Them that thev now dspIav the
feelings OF lrsmen, unwilling their honest nSigh
bors oppressed and pat down forgive their former
on me had forgiven them before-but now their CON
duct SHOWS mat tie people OF ireland deserve their ber
W ihey now show spirit TO join their counirymen in
throwing OH ucspOllsIn-to cast the ground All Marty
ieenhg ana passOnsand 10 shout for old ireland alone
hnghshmen, am now addressing many gh belong 70
what have been called Qmpudenty calle the lower else
cs never near mat expression without making this re
marx set any oil the upper classes do aby business nj
moment not any Thing requiring lady. like hands and he
hdViOuT Out something requiring shretyd heads and firm
hearts, and you will then see who beIongs tn the nn
ana who to the lower classes am address the Hood
aud bones OF the country here not TO ght Cor tbs
hOerles oil ireland only: TO conten. e1ualv for
tue liberties oil England will strive for vau IN shoren
tue duration oil Parliament to most three wears viI
struggle with you for the by ballot: will 6obt bv
your sces uhil see every of you entitled to vote by
MS representative in the House of Commons | will CON
'ehu iof bey Tor all care for what color caste mr.
oIevd me slave may be- The opponents OF the aboliton
VI "es' ihda slavery call Tor compensation but what il
my answer! What compensation will Won give tho NO
gro Tor the long years in which you have made him r
Ter bondage (Cbeers 1 ask YOU not for your s,nno,,
as bOon but as right In what field Of battle in bcb
'he people OF this great and mighty nation have been
engaged (and in what field of battle have ,bey 60
bianched > speak not OF recent events: I do mot Al
Iude TO Materoo-at Cressy-at Poictcrs-at A,ncorrt
oiu no, Irishhen STAND by your sides? Their native
E"c"s" anu Vdor aided IN all your victories with what
'N PaT' OF e cVlZed world you commended Itis vour
""y' men, 70 assist their descendants The decks vonr
nave Deeh washed with Irish well As English blood
w mere was there ever fight when the ,,.,eor a., If
England wa displayed in which the sons If Crco,, Ein
"' "o' beed equally with the Scotch and Enolsh5 I'm
cNaY I''e'2n hgt-in every domestic strugge for Gtsr
w. We were with you will not than co,Se In ,o,, T.,
e'',e"' your dld Tor Ireland; but, a brother lree,
WIZ command IT, (AIr OConncll was rcnea,clI, ;ntsr
FPen Gy enthusiastic cheering and expressions Of assent