Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

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hisses., Yes. coercive measn'cs; md on
what prnext tChcerins.) Was Ireland
ever in aicii state of profound tranquil
y7 tCris Of Never.O"
He inpp,cd The Waterford expedition
10 the n.siniornaIion Of '.jor' vile Ornn-
gemen," through whom the people were
! to be cucred; and remarked that there
was mol asiugIe Irishman in The Council!
on Thurcay. lie proccedrd--
"Wha,I want you aud Them 10 On.
derstandis. that we are sensible of the
position j, which wo are piace'l-(chcerS)
.-;ha, we have our ,pprehens'"ns-by
| apprehension, l 10 not mcau fcars-tiond
cheers )-hu, they are threatening ~ ihsh.
mcn, peaceful and tranquil; aud for what
oiirncel tHear'') An Act OF Parl'n-
meat birding TWO countries IL INSISTED I"
; he repcaad by the Irish people. l'iear.
hearty llave wr not tie ordinary cop,
rage Of Easiishucn! ('Trrmrn'louS cries
of Hear, tcsf.,') Are we IN he called
! slaves! cN,, no!O Are we 10 hc
,ramnlea undcr fool rN". no.. and
cheering, Oh. hey nevsr shall 'ramp!e
me at least. tTremcudous cheering
that las,ed sevral minntcs.) ! wa,
wrong. they moy:raInp!e me under !oo':
(Cries of,:No. nG' The never slinll.) !
saw they may irn.pe me; but !! viii DC
my deail body thy ~iIl lranpie on moi
.hc living man." Hear" and most ire :
mendous chcerins)
Subsequently lie made this historical
allusion--
-Yc.. and Peel and Wellington may he
second Cromwels (llear!' aud hIsscs.)
They rany &c; hi, blun.ed 'runcheon. and
they may, oh, saGeh Heaven! eoaci on
The fair occupants Of that gallery (poInt-
ing 10 The ladies' g,llery.l the murder oi
tie Wexford ladie,. ('Oh. oh :. But ]
am wrong, they nc'er shall. (fremendons
cheering md waving Of handkcrchleis.l
wha, nlarms mo The rrosress of injus-
lice. Tha, rutfiady Saxon paper, The
Times. loud srnana-;he numher rece'-
we'd By me this day ,resunes 10 threaten
us with such fate. t'Oh. oh!0 Butle,
ii moi be supposed thu made that appeal
To the ladies as fligi Of my Imagination.
(.Hear. hear.N No. the number OF 3oo
ladies'. the beapsy gud loveliuess Of WcS,
ford, the young and the old. the maid aud
The matron, 4yhsu Cromwell entered the
town by trearhery-SW inoffensive wo.
men. of all agss and classes. were collected
round the cross OF Christ. erected in a par,
of the town called the Bull Ring /; they
prayod 10 the English f"r humanity. ond
Cromwell slaughtered them. con, OBJ
and crea, sensltion.) tell you this, BOO.
Of The grace uni beauty aud sir'ue .f Wsx
ford were slaughtered hy the English
rutfians-,acnd Heaven! (Fremendous
sensation. an4cries Of cOh. oh") J am
not Mt all imaginative when talk OF The
possibility Of .uch occurrences anew; E; but
vet ! assert there is no danger of the wo-
men. for tho ncn Of Ireland would dc In
! The LAST in their defence. Here the entire
| cnmpapy rue and cheered fnr serernl
minutes. We were paltry re'nnnni
rheu. we are millions n0w.' (Renewcd
chceriuS.)
Dublin intelligence Of Thursday reports
another Repeal demonstration. at Murrnc.
ucar Liueriet. on Tuesday; lOO,it00 at
leuding pa:ish-pricsi headed the
speakers IN announcing ",hc Saxon aud
minded to Mr. O'Counell E6lS fur Repeal
rent. slr. T!,nmas Steele "luns open
| desaucc to :hc Lord d. Grey and .ihc
bloody vil!aiss-WelIinsion aud Peel"
The proceedings OF Euni.,on Thursday.
were dis;;neu u s''ed by lhe sEme .enbusinsnn
which has characterized all the great
pa,hnriags recently in Ireland. Thcna
hers present ire var,ousi y estimated from
30, ,O0u,n 5D 900. One or. i've extracts
from Mr.. GConneli's speech will sal
hCs,!--
Men OF CIc'o(ha sadly he had news Tor
item. The rcreai is coming; they were on
the very verge oEcarry'ns it, aud 1t woI''!
nm be lons p,s,ponsd. (Checrs.l Clare
has .ooseD :.,u,. and Ireland nncc again
should he FREQ. .tCheers.l The voice oi
Glare vas hearl ugain on The wild wInds
ofheayea with the power of'he storm and
The lnrce Of 'ish,nius--i's powerful light
already proclaimed liberty for ol'! Ireland,
and frightened Wellington Of Waterloo.
anti his couiidsnl Peel, the spinning Jenny.
| TChecrs and laughter. Glare bea! Wei
Iiup,op and Knocked down Peel--tchecrs)
land laughed a, beth for falling. tChecrs
and laughier.) Yes, the green luilace "i
Clare was spread out before them. Peel
and Wellington we're :he foes which They
hated, and we're quailing beneath their
cxer,ions; their. banner was waving on
the summit Of Tho loltiest hill in ireland,
aud le, him see the hand ,ha, would bring
il inwa.: iCheers} The force with which
they conlenAed Tor emancipation was mol
one. tenth of The power which was then
displayed through the land. For the las'
fortuicEt. hs,aidressea 2.C00.0G0 OF men
-chccrful, scai,hy, chirpins. dc'cf'ninrd
aud pcsceab'c men-ryriads,w whose arms
s,ufnbered with more than the giant:
strength in ,hc,fablc, aud whose physiea
power was able TO conquer Europe ant
Asia, loud Cheers.l -
A, the dinner in the, evening, be com
| ..J Ia. ,oeerb thva