Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

srenewed reign bgoy cruelty; the religion Of the
sword and the pIop9g andn OF the aud this they
call Proies,snsh. How sniisble il appear ia the
eyes OF all real Clns iansi
trhe writer heu proceeds denounce Lord wlnchisea
aud lis Coniederses, and arer pourlrsypg the baneu
chaiac er oil Orsngen, proposes the establishment OF Lii
bera Clubs III each county. Before he proceeds 10 de-
clare the duties ct the Clubs, he attacks Earl Gey MIR
Stanley. aud Sir James Graham with the
and al great length; aud states that the people ireland
may consider the present ministry ivourabe their in
teres'. lie then pursnes his argument
propose, then, that there shall in each county
city. and large town in Ireland Liberal Club priuci.
pally ioT the iollo ing pui pos.s:--
1t. 10 suppress agraian crimes and outraged
zd 10 suppress by legal means, and punish by duo
course OF law the members Of Orange Lodges, snd all
other Orange criminals
3D. To procure. by legal and constitutional means tho
total extinction OF dthes, in nature well name.
III To attend TO the elective franchise hrous bout Ire.
to iceland"
9th 10 advance aud secure tho restoration Of . domes-
tic legislature TO ireland.
All OF these OF great importance-tho last IL the
most important OF ALL but the pressing the exiinc-
lion OF ,ites, and also the practical If
The Irish people exert themselves they ought TO do
uihes will speedily be ex'ingushed by law This is the
point ON which we ongh all to combnrthe constitutional
exinruou OF ulhes-and, FOR my part, will co. operate
with every Liberal Iiub' winch concuts in that alone
eei strongly that we have this game completely i'm our
hands, aud that II the tihes exngushed the
morai effect OF such victory over the Orange faction
would be 10 destroy their power Tor ever.
Men OF lrcand-Recolect that the base faction Which
has so long sold your country 10 English domination for
The vile privilege OF plundeng tyrsnnsug over the
people OF ircsnd has renewed the war against you. 1t
has again raised the whoop OF bgoy and blood
but IL has raised i, Tor the last time you Le true TO ,our
selves aud 10 your country.
Heretofore the Orange faction srorg, because it
was supported aud backed by the English aud
tho constituted authorities the State; the army was at
us SIDE the treasury was open TO leaders, and all the
resources oil the made its
err twas opposed only by dishcarteneJ uaineJ, AMI
divided people whilst the lornid able conspiracy of
Tue the sheriff. jury, the judges
just punishment out people when they lie ag-
erosion, and secured puny the Orange Tor
every crime, riot, wrecking aud massacre.
But these tines gone by. The Goverume nj and the
Orange parry are at daggrsdswng The Government aud
tue People are, for the first time la I.h history ON he
side. That would be a traitor TO Ireland ,vLo
at such crisis this threw The government into the
arms Of the Orangemen, separated the government from
the people. Let us, them take up our COULTER agitation
to the Oangemen, with these truths deeply on our
minds aud whilst prefer Ireland 10 every other oLir
let US 10 all consistently with That sacred duty
strengthen the hands OF ministry who length ien
uhed Ia many points oil important neTest with tue peo
pie OF ireland.
IL is quite true that the agents and instruments of that
ministry in ireland tnged, nay dyed With the
Orange Unless this be altered there is prospect OF
seeing any thing more than good intentions displayed.
- But this would lead me too far
will, in the next Pilot, address letter TO Lord Dun
cannon on this part OF the subject. will exhibit The
mistakes the faults aud the crimes respecting Ireland
present from a similar
In the mean,me look TO the "Liberel Clubs" TO ena.
BILE us TO exnguish Otange and tes aud TO procure
the legislative independence Of iceland.
have the honor 10 he,
Your ever faithful servant,
DANIEL OCoNNELL.
SPAIN.
The intelligence received this morning from Bavonno
represents Don Carlos and his immediate ooae us be-
ing IN wretchcd state OF dcsuti Ills even said that
Don Caos himself has been without shoes and il,
clothes TO rags He il tore ell continually moy
ing before pursuing parties OF The Roysst forces This
account is Inconsistent with the supposed the
peasanry Tor Don Carlos Though very poor people
there Is no reason to believe them unable to furnish their
liking with the conmon necessaiies OF life.
From Correspondent at Madrid
MADRID, Aug. 81 Midnight.-The shades OF opinion
which we're originally five six, now TO have set.
tied down iuio Two; but that very account The two
which remain are onIy The more irreconcabe with each
Other with the exception Of ono of the members who
chooses TO Keep his own counst tho opinions the
m'l,ee perfectly well known are five in
fact, with Forez Estrada a,,eir head for the unqualified
recognition ia the fullest OF the word, the whole Of
the constitutional or Corics debt these five being equally
i"5 Tor The unqualified reputation of every portion
on Tie other hand there three OF tho commit
tee who equally decided their opinion that not olv
Tie Cories BOMBS with interest, but modern de con,
tracied since 1928 should be recognized without reserve
aud the Interest aid IN full Thus whatever side the ninth
member may take there clear majority against the sc
know Judgment CT the Rents PerpeuelIe. AMI lie OH
loans negotiated under the dominion of ant, national and
absolute principles 1t is Just certan that in te
Chamber tseii tbs majority Will vote this question: in
Tue same sense with the majority Of The committee; and il
any ching DO yielded to The Importantly OF the
w,'i not he more than the payment OF the fill. pact OF
The interest in place Of the h, modern or ,espoic
POI uon oil he debt This. in c' the FIRST IDEA OF the
Munster OF Finance, but such the influence of M
lie Renewal The French Ambassador, that in this mart
his IrfJect he was constrained yield. Upon the
whole, The conclusion | come 10 il, tat, by the COM
mon consent Of the government, the whole of the
commn,i Tee, and almost the whole of The Cbambsr
the Cores Bonds, with interest," will be unresetvedIy re-
cognsed beginning tile payment Of the Dividend in full
Us soon as unds lie provided for the purpose As 10
HE kcnies Pefpetuets aud the other portions OF lie
nodern debt, think tat in spite Of the present n,aio
ny against them IN the committee Is we'll as in the
Chahbtr may bid you believe that certain couces
sion VIII be made IN their favor, ranging from Tvs enty to-
MY per cent according TO circumstances. The govern.
mem ~ evidently much the disposed TO throw il
sell into the hands of the majority consequence of the
wel-known anxiety Of Toreno rely for future ASSIST
aDcc on The London money market TO the exclusion OF the
boutse oil Paris, where Spdn in iorner Years has
made TO dearly Tor The pccunisy OF carrying
on its government
There people in Msdfid who see m 10 entertain
hopes That favorable turn may he given TO this matter bY
the Chamber Of Pfoceres, and among the number am
not little surprised TO ud the OF some of
your great capitalists To ms 10 be clear that lie
rIocefes can exercise no sort oiuueDco this
From tho Liverpool Times Of Sept 2
POHI UGAL.
The kingdom OF Portugal, long tho sea OF despotic
power, has now taken lis position amongst free coun.
tries oI Europe, and under form OF government no.
fembing, III all essential particulars, that under which
.he bl'hh people have lived Tor many ages, shout
10 commence its constitutional career On the II of
August, Don Pedro, Regent Of Portugal opened the
hr'' session OF the Chambers in speech which will
long be referred TO by all the Portuguese and friends
o. Portugal With piide and satisfaction In this speech
he look rapid review OF the great the last six
years tracing the rise Of Portuguese freedom, from the
granting Of the charter, through the dark periods OF des.
Po'n and u'utpation, aud the desperate srugeles of
tie civil war, to the Triumphant close of the contest in
I'll fto H.. ~