The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Morgan, arrived on Tuesday, bringing Lon
don papers TO the l7Ih Of January, inclusive
-four dsVs later than those by ihe ROsclUs,
Capt. Morgan Gays, that Of one hundred and
SIX voy .ges he has made across the Atlantic,
this last was by far the stOrmiesL From Ihe
9Th to the l4h of February, the gales he en-
counteIed were terrific.
The meeting Of Parliament was Fixed for
the 3dul'.
The King Of Pfussia's present 10 bis god
son, according to report, was 10 be a splendid
royal mantle, lined with ermine, decor ated
with the star Of The order of The Eagle, formed
Of b lIllau and other jewels. The Times
says that the claim of our Government for res>
tIlution 10 the case Of the Creole is "most au.
dacously untenabIe."
With regard to the reputation resolutions
of VARIOUS public meetings in Indiana which
reached England by the Columbia, The Times
olthe l7th says:
Summary work lhis, with creditors and
public offi,ers; but the piper will be paid, gen.
tlemen, ana the States Of Mississippi. Arkan-
sas and Indiana are not very we'll inclined 10
pay him, go somebody rather more innocent
must. And so, we suppose, when all the COM
mercial houses, banks, and individual States
of America have become bankrupt, it will then
be The turn Of Congress. Meantime things 60
on merry enough; Texas shall be Incorpora>
ted. and the Florida Indians subdued, aad The
Canadian harms burnt. and the navy increased
and England fought with; and Who's sffraidP
saw Messrs, Upsher and Stevenson.
SPAIN.-The latest accounts from Madrid
are of the night of the 9Th Of Janruary At
that time, M. Savandy had prepared. and full
" intended 10 set out on tho following day,
Communications between him and M. Gon~
gales having led to nothing satisfactory. Gould
M, SaIvaudy have waited till the 18th, the
Spanish government would have received the
desuatches which left Paris on the 5h, and in
which Lord Aberdeen joins Louis Philippe,
in messing the Regent to yield. But, in or~
der 10 act upon these, they must send courers
after N. Salvandy is, Espartero yields.
SPEECH OF O'CONNEL
We find in the Liverpool Mail Of the llth
The following: There was grand muster
nf the followers and admirers oil MI. Daniel
O'Connel at Dandalk, few days ago, the
number assembled being reported 10 be up
wards of sixty thousand; and this we are not
surprised at, for the poor creatures were drl~
ven 10 the meeting bp the priests from The sur
rounding districts. On Ithis occasion the agi-
tstor delivered two speeches before and
one after dinner We borrow few extracts
(om the latter, because it contains more spirit
Than The other. This Is a grand burst:
dcspise you, England: look with pity on
rour prostraie condition; compassionate The
melancholy disgrace of your present position.
The English have PIT in Tory Government;
they have done away with that holy sanctlted
institution which. may say, resembles the
attributes of The Deity-the administration OF
Justice. Nations have risen and have fallen;
the democratic principles reared them 10 dizzy
pplendnr that they might meet greater fall by
the corrosion of olgarChical tyranny. And
is England TO be solitary exception 10 thesel
is England to stand alone in the ruin of
twice more mighty kiugdomsl (Cnes Of Mo-
Is lis doom to be realised? The time is fast
approaching; turn your eyes to the many con-
vulsions which rend her sides asunder; mark
the meetings which are held for the resuscila-
ton Of trade; see her banks failing-seo her
laborers starving, and numbering each other
sec her machinery growing rusty from dis~
use-see her foundres empty-see her fires
blown out-you can hear no sound Of the an-
vil-you cannot catch the cracking sound Of
the shuttle or the loom-all is 0esert-aIl is
destilulion-all is want. And what parlia-
ment has she selected a, such crisis! lido
not deceive myself, when see her people
thronging 10 her social chapels, where doc
trines repugnant 10 civilized humanity are in
culcated. | cannot be so blind as to overlook
the congregations Of her chartiss. / cannot
but think Of her torch and dagger meetings.
| cannot but regard these things as ominous.
(Hear hear. When see her population rap
idly diminishing; when see her people con-
vulsed-when see them dying ofslarvaiion-
when see France regarding her with hawks
eye, and waiting as wolf for an opportunity
to destroy her; when see the United States
regarding her with no very proptious eye
when see McLeod's case holding danger
Gus aspect; when see the frontier question
unsetted;ewhen see proud England assaulted
from abroad, and her very bowels torn out by
internal lsseotion-when see all this, do |
deceive myself when look forward at no dis
tant day, when ireland approaches TO her own
independence? (Cheers.) 81 will, then, look
for parliament of our own; will seek for a
House of Commons in College green; will
rally for a tribunal where can summon that
Judge, and I will consign him 10 that fate he
so Justly deserves. CCries of The villain and
groanng.) Yes, | will speak trumpet ,ongued
.n I .k,o;o rnv ond n ~, mt Cond oc ,o mir