Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 81.

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would be udcousy discussed Ireland Surely said the
hon gentleman, these things worth struggling for =
mad been OF service to the wealthy Catholics
Ike himself or Mr. Dillon Browne but blessed he God h,
was now aborng for the poor was the
OF the destitute. Cheers No sensible man ,h.,
things could subsist they present. The land
owners were beginning this ground WINS xl,,ping
from under them, and by degrees they were Joining him on
the question OF equity OF tenure. Mr. Naper OF
gentleman OF tl2OOO year landed property, his
discple Lord Londonderry had joined him; Sharman C,v
lord went along with him that point TCheersl The prnc
pie oil equity OF tenure his-that every Door man who
expended money his farm should upon the Of
ms ease or whenever he might be leaving it, receive the
u amount OF the money expended, the land become his
for ~ ~
The law, too should be altered; it bad enough that
man should be wronged but ,h he sbopld
be robbed by lawyers and his principle that law should
be administered gratis. The arbra,ors would be ap
pointed IN very short time settle the dsnu.. NJ
the people gratuitousy and their common sens. would
be them to defend themselves better than paid attorp.vs
ne by ms love of country, when he thought
that she ought be the prosperous on the face of the
earth The Eternal God had been pleased to give il fer
nhy-so moral people did in the world hre,
nm WIZ Ue people IN power and he was ready aban-
uoh he cause OF repeal ono Protestant could be named
who had suffered persecution from Catholics a, ,bo.. ne
riods Loud eheers lie vain prophet; he fe, he
was no poor deuder the people of Ireland wer. b,v.
moral chaste, religious, faithful and he had ~
the nercies OF the eternal God that as he had on
hem the highestmora he would ultimately give them the
greatest temporal blessings. loud cheers) Yes he WIS
struggling IN the hottest that ever engaged tho ers
gles OF man-giving happiness a moral and christian
people de was leading them into no crime They migh,
mus exhibit their strength in peaceful majesty: and n The
time should come for using it, Continued the hon rsrb
laying his hand his breasi is one here who ond
tel you how to use it Tremendous cheering and waving
OF hats wands and banners.) Wo to them who h. -
attack you! Renewed sensation)
But brought you here to read you dIeren, esson-o
snow you mat by peace and order will force your liberty
rom your enemies. loud cheers.) Become Repealers
enoin You TO be guilty of rot Put an end n, no,,a
aha ar nights and IN the same breath tell you Ireland shall
be free. Tremendous cCeers. There had never hen
vii blood TJo L,J
he pious along with him. The anonted priests of ,h
Lord were on side and theirname
Their benedictons assisted him. and he asked if h. sr
violating the law OF moraly-if he were not doing that
which was for the peoples good-woud he have the ber
afchy OF ihs Christian Church along with him ? Loud
chceFsI Fathers" continued Mr.. OConne ",elI IL 10
your sons-mothcrs teach 1t TO your daughters H. 90,
young men and women say when you return home 10 yo
mountain hresdes The that spoke to us this dsy bs,
the clergy his side-the Sailted bshops are with b;
him." ["Great cheering1 e
Mr. orc continued in similar strain TO assure the
ing mat Inc hancs which lifted up daily in prave, md
nteTcesslon TO Heaven, could never join in deeds of We
fence. Ills objects founded on such deeds. ba
wished to perform that Godiike of chary-feediny
the hungry to shut the prison.door or rather 10 env =
oPen and throw away the key. tCheers1 .Ob 81 sid
ne how my heart throbs and my soul walks abroad IN
somslhng IKE majesty, when think of the advantages
Sh1 I'VE 10 bestow on lreani-when think of the liberty
snail oequeah, and the destiny that NAV awa her O,bs
countries have run their before her. She is still
enio' Oh' what glorious career may await her,
art
Thy sun Is but rising whilst others have set.
Aud tho slavery's gloom DER thy morning hath bpn1
The full noon of freedom shall beam round thee wei
T non gentleman reured from the front of the platform
ads, the most enthusiastic applause from those who nm
Peaeu 10 understand him. and the formula for rransn,,
ing chsirmen, having been executed three tr,mepJn
cheers were given for the Queen, O'Conne and Rane.
and the meeting separated. F'
At the Banquet, given afterwards tho D. CT.
(fitzmGunce) proposed "Her Majesty the Oueenr a. IT,
@ 1s' ahd expressed hope that she might be soon set
atreedom from the poisonous atmosphere she nov b,s.b
eG' winch had frozen the kindly feelings of her
Loud eheeTs) The health Of OConneu, being no.,
proposed. "s "eA'
The rain, which had previously been pa,,s,i, 0,.;a.
on the tent cover, now rushed down deuge and "a
sailing every chink of sacoih soon forced IL S, n a.
building, and Mr. OC sgain compelled 10 take rrfre
beneath his umbrella. The watery deluxe presen,lv -
menced descending the heads and the wine classes
OF those gentlemen IN his immediate vicinity the poin Al
ms huge poaPuie acting conductors TO il: then the
oeS began 10 spit and hiss the sconces and several a.
pred outright with terrible sputier The gep,leo -
bonnets. "'' "iei
M OCoNNELI, as soon order was restored procc.5
ed TO thank them for the compliment they had r;5 !;
speech Ut more than usual iervour and impsssioncd L
quencc lie cou not plead being unuccusomed to public
speaking Laughter lie could not say he wanted ,Sords
II hs ideas potential his yoca bular ,yas -
dani he should feel no hesitation in appearing before ,b
Du ne really IN all his life had been so overwhelmed
oy the majestic Importance OF any day he was by the
present lnspite OF the badness Of the weather 90,
Gay that had made the greatest impression on his mind and
hHed 1t with sensations OF delight. Hear hearI
Now they were becoming disciples of that poIiue, s,
OF which he was an humble apostle which had taught tho
people moral combination, by giving them one bsar,
ana 5OOO,OOO hands-by making them too powerful for
py0uI 'Oree 20 stop ther career towards that political
change formerly brought about by blood but now by
iul unity Cheers They were learning the le,son nov
they were finding that secret and Leinser Nuns,.
ana iheeourths OF Ulster joined as one county
Connaught was theirs, and Connemara has sealed lie des
ny. Great cheering "
What brought him there that DAY but to effect that and 10
In he Rrifa Mf,fof ,t,.t l. e
spirit OF independence and the determination o procpr :,
IN s remotest mountains in the richest valleys f I
land Under ungenia government nature there ,yoosd
commerce h vain Let them look liverpool with rve,
clicked with sand incapable Of admitting any vesa, =, L.
water, and atording bad anchorage at all times hut the
fostering care Of home government had eludod tbosc %
raj disadvantages, and concentrated there the corne ~
the world. (CheersD
Let them look at their own deser,sd b,,b,.. - -.
which never viewed SAIL and LEI them shed eor ovs,
,"eu unhappy country. Cheers and excilemontD She
mao Oeen TOO long msrucd by men; but by the erer
else Of that morality which forbade Crime which sbpd
ed at as at the pesent gale Of mephitc eboera ,b
would be rescued from the iyrant and despo Ireland ob
should, and shall be free. lChccrs)
IL he were asked why he did not rush 10 the con,o., ,
once he answered that he abhouod such an deu-though
oe master OF 80 egons bad power than he bsJ
Ior the last Sly months-and that power he would se b,
not abuse, IN ITS mild legal and moral application. H.
mad eowed England he stood in high positon ami he IL
ned the British Ministry to take il away. rCbeorsI
Tie stood on vantage ground now. lie had now non. ~
me hgnung agc,-ay why should no not say i,lnons 81
tlc hgbtng age, as they call IT, lie would moi 40, q - L.
$ nd WILLIAMS, attack us II You dare (, r'Tbo vbl
Oily Stood up and shouted and waved plates haas ho,
and VINE glasses tumuuously for few moments rb.,,
my answer Continued Mr. oConnel) Il they threaten to ar
'CN US out they don't intend do So Tbev s,v VV
wont attack you indeed"-My answer L. IN Al. ,.a 80
INC schooboy, "Thank you for nothing saws an, ella, -
wen but wen 60 TO law with YOU" say thsy Ispgb,r,
Wy es"oI 81 am an Old law,f, and, according TO the
Poveo' you cannot catch old birds with ehsf Laughed
fou cant beat my clients and set your cbsG M S.6