The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

!. near relative OF Mr. b. Macaulay which would argue
connexon with the wings, though he was an EN-.
ploye of the Tories He had heard he gentleman OF
some talent but OF great irrtablity and
therefore very likely to be made fool ofby every shrew
Irishman who him Among other falsehoods
he had stated that the of Munster afraid
of Repeal because they thought carried would en-
danger their lives and properties. Now he gave Phia-
lethes, et.o to that statement two Protesants OF
Munster, Mr. w S. oBren, who, with all his connex;
ions was Protestant and Mr. c. Powell whose family had
been Protestant from the time they had come to Ireland
Both these Munster Proestants were Repeaers. He
wondered at the Chronicles insertion Of these shameful
letters He told Sir John Easthope was more than ms
Baronetcy was worth to join against the Irish people at
such time as the present. loud cheers) He under
was the editor ofthe paper but that was only another
proof of the truth of the saying that if any euthroat
thing to be done against Ireland there could always
be found an Irishman to do it." CHEERS and groans)
Letters were read from Sir R. Musgrave, Sir G.
Wolseley, of Staffordshire, and Mr.. r. de la Poer
French, first cousin Of the Tory Lord clancarty"
made more speeches, abiding to variety OF topics
He advocated l." Cancellation of all classes. He
wished to conciliate England, but he saw no pros
pect of success were he to attempt it
He had received a letter from an American gentleman
who had travelled in England, and who declared to him
that he found the people of that country not excepting
the most wealthy classes unanimous only in the disgust
hatred and contempt which they bore the people
Of Ireland The wings at present engaged in by
selves to steal into authority and to make use Of ireland
instrument for that purposes although with charac-
terstic dupcity and iasehood they would trampe her
49, s.s -. -. ~ 49, e. H.. ,hnugL.rth.n,
.oi r nc e d tacherou. ,as said tSat tbew
iase ana npc;lst. cpta rsformer a az E~a,an3
with Joseph Surge at their head: but their num-
Jed that th.y misbt bncnwe srong and nouer,I than
he did but he confessed that his on the sub
ject exceeded his hopes.
He most wanted to conciliate all Ireland, inclu-
ding the Presbyterians of the North Ireland could
only be restored to her place as nation by Pro-
testant, Presbyterian, and Catholic amalgamatlng
themselves as Irishmen and he called on all Irish
e r.oaJor, of oonso;ano. 70 eli ,,,an oscondanc,,
OF Ireeaoii oi . ,,, TO an e, " ar
TO none. n cO!llIliltlee was Instructed 10 prepare
an address setting forth the declaration OF that
, nr;nc;nIe
O'Connell stated that in consequence of the irri-
tated state of the country the parish meetings to
nat;t;on he Oneen and parliament would not he
| .',io'i NV 49, -. c.. -. ..,.'',I / =
siInumtaneous' put oaiohy "'ei paiohy "o"o NC
) enrolled successfully
The meeting adjourned to Monday,
Mr.. GConnell has issued a address
mo ,,,,,, nron,, or ,p,,,.n
- - MERRioN-sauARE, 2Oth octooer
Inc nauohs nave iaiien, put inou sun ART young
, my star Is put rising, whist others haveset -
ana ,hSugn saVery cloud ger Wy , morning nson nus
me iulI noon Oh eedom shaii oeam louna .nee Set
DLLovip ale e,saeeu III .he
most noble experiment that ever was made by man or ma
ton the endeavong TO OBTAIN the restoration Of
franchises and rights OF which we have been nqntousy
uesPonea, ana t,e achieVins Oh th" reslo,auoh ny
means purely ana en.reiy peaceape anu ;egs'' 49,
inns Is my great experiment have desired ana am
enaeavorng 10 prove 10 the world ha tne mcra compi.
nation OF the people IS the most potent means OF procuring
hg ran Oh the e, ih Eiu o. any ooumy
Inc acnieVemen, Oh Catnoic fnancpauon was one
such proof The abrogation Of the Legislative Union by
inc repeal Oh the statute 4ot george li 30 WI" DC tne
second
We fellowcountrymen have worked out the first part
OF our experiment completely we have held some wen'
~ monster meetings 10 demonstate the intensity ana UNI
versay OF the desire oil te ish people LOT tne rsstora
ton OF their domestic parliament So many human beings
together Tor peaceul purposes as nave
assembled at those meetings There may De admerence
as 10 the amount by 5oooo or put there
no doupt al al that such Immense muutudes meyer
semped before ana hat az least one oil them cohsiuerapy
exceeded 500 600 human souls .,.,
ms TACT is certan-that some twenty meemss Va ,'
ger :; nnh r % ca; ain that a. mo one
ths et;n Ala a., act hnyyyever SLIGHT Of farce vo
ineSe se, I u,t t aay &c ~ .h @ Sikh " ' VIZ
nI @ ,I;s 81, aa un,I haauers ~ tho o,.or,
,ion IF th Human uberecr you he throuyhout The
world Console Yourselves with The conviction that men
can Meet IN Countless rad r;,hout th sI;ahtest voIa
| ton of peace of order of decorum of civi litv
Thare 10 one addt;onaI oractnrtc 81 our pu,t;td;
mons Ir;sh n.;ms ,ha, % d;noseJ 'ee tbe nennIe 20
avoid ali acts of force even for
ba not S much q. oia narsnua, ;n;,r,, occmrreI even
ac acc at anv Of those meetings. 49,
Th al any =, r tS n,r,s, :; both -,
FREELY in sbo,y;ng the unanimous universal will of the
;y ~ Snowlns uls unanoIs @ ,o.s = VII u IrI '
40 caSIoJ a. ,Trnon c,aon socond, IN tbe nroof N,
If the nerect order Jecorm and thoroughly peace
| able conduct of the Irish peopIe
,h;s yner;e ont nv tho for nro
clamaon directed against he lontarf meeting On the
contrarv The ready snbmisson to nrocamatiop which
~. ,9 .;, sun,'S ILL.,, VI ,t st
we deemeu ana sun aeen, PerieGt o1euiense
OF the people 70 the ADVICE Oh their guldes ana
omPu'uu. WIN winch .iey ny al uea u nou
ing me meeting the very moment tnose guiues au
tod them they ought 70 abandon The perfect control
over every eSciung passion ana irrathg pIovocauon
wnlch te irish nave since dispiayen ana are
have al all given PRACTICAL proofs 10 me iulles Demon
straon thst tne lessons OF peace oy hesr eau
ershave peen iuy understood ana adoreu mo ter pop
lar sentiment and have become the fixed and unalteraoe
| rule Of their pohticai conduct
yes the has demonstrated that the iris
people are 100 wen convinced oil tne sct propety OF
demeanor not only to be DESTROYS o. but TO be
incapable oil being provoked INTO any even the snghes
iorce violence or oreach OF the peace ~
Yes the proclamation mas come 70 place oeyond ah
doubt the cheerful aacry with which tne 1sn are oe
ermned 10 adhere 10 tne'r glorious sentiment st per
manenty useiul pouca changes can pe pest aaneo py
peaceaoie ana moran means ana tna no Po,ca cnahge
can ne worm the price OF any one CRIME ano ABOVE AL
| OF one single crop oil human oiooa -,
snail De asked what then Is require o, tne Irsh
people, lhey nave honored me WIN commence morr
unlimited than ever was bestowed oeiore Dy Maroon on