Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
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ing public meeting % take into consideration the sub
iect Of n, Rpcal y tc Iaon Jef,cee England and Ire
land Nothing had preylou. been said about the matter
and but those The secre knew THAI any thing If
the kind IA contemplation Our Irish friends were
NJ once satisfied that ian enemy had made tia. move
ment and the result proved their suspicious we'll founded
~ soon a- we the iandbli, wc knew 1t came from
the journal Office ana yve subsequently learnt that
had been printed there sunday fhcy say, ycry
early Monday moruing-i,sued M day highland cali
In- the neeung At o'clock iu the afternoon. Not
Democrat kuo, word 10 oui tie aud few If any
ol tlc common Wing. We through the humbug ~
and understood rs Object our Irish friends had
done. Nc deie rmiuod stteud the meeting. however
how these ea who up 20 that time. had been the
rcr,'crs of Irslmcn would the question of Irish
emancipation from English thraldon question 20
dear to ever, true Irish heart We saw Just what we
expected see No,H Nontr. me oonno,sseur Of fox
mar. iu hc Chair and ion order the etcciua.ly
90 Disguise their intentions. ir-hmen, John Little
and Jimc~ Cos Wing and the other Democrat.
were selected from the f.w Irshmcn present. and
signed the place Of Nicc-Prcsidcuis By this time the
Court House crowded, md the Wing began 10 infer
pretty @ciry from the counterances Of the Democrats,
that thor rckery more than suspected They then
"ppontcI wni. y Dty, Wing aud WIN Sullivan. De
mocrif Sccrrurcs- Mr Sullivan accepting the appoint
ment with reuclanec being doubtful Of the objects Of the
meeting
GOV Noble 'hcu attempted state the object Of the
meeting and 10 saw something favor Of Repeat but
Tho wo- ont Of his mouth with much apparent
hesitation would have gone INTO IT, After his
effort had died away Barnett the editor Of the Journal,
moved 90 appoint committee draft resolutions; whcn
Nolo uuroed dirty scrap OF paper from which he read
ihc Of Barnett. Douglass Maguir, Hugh O'Nca
john Bohb-, and William Quarlcs. every of them
Wing. OF thc most ultra and bitter kind strong hut
IA, a.. t sf.o
meeting, and the munger, were conscious that they had
made a mistate AIcssgs O Neal aud Quares then pro-
posed resign u favor of two Democrats bat the latter
refused 10 be used puppc, for the benefit of Whgscy
and the former gentlemen retained their places The
committee retired Now thought we, the octiHg viii
commence shall We have exhibition of the deep
aud o,erW helmng symPlby which Wing leaders aud
lbcr # lhc Juuio have suddenly conceived for Re
peal, But ", were mistaken. mol aword WAS uttered
10y the orators Of Whgg,r, Thee seemed to be no m
Sraion for them tie thought OF irish su"''ns' 81
Irish struggles for freedom, of IRISH emancipation from
British tyranny Not word of it They seemed to
suppose that their committee could concentrate 1t all IN
the resolutions they deliberang upou in an outer
What transpired in that committee room Is
sealed book 10 IT. members were too true to their
party aud The object in view, permit word leak
out But after while they returned and reported the
following which of had been and dried be
iorcIuud
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
W. ercls, satisfied fom the facts involved IN the
hl tory OF the Union, comprised of England Iceland and
Scotland that by term, land was considered an Inic
pendent portion Of claiming equal rights owing
'9ai loyalty and entitled 10 equal protection with her
odnate members Of the confederacy, knowing be
historical tuth that 1t upon the Of such treaty
that England received the surrender of eighty thousand
disciplined lash troops; and whereas there Is grade +
Ineioy to "e rec s"<ed between the several people TO
that conn., either rel reScnayes nber of colsu-
ence, ofoiae forms or nights Of and whereas
IT IS settled tact that ~ violation OF the terms OF the
Treaty Of tn lnln England las peSevengy and wrong
fully opposSed Ireland for her revenues taxed her people
the support Il Institutions which they cannot con~cien-
usy sustain and rcsottcd u the power Of her laws for
enforcement Of her unjust ,xlcii9ns; AID whereas Ne
fail recognize the night of Ireland complain Of
n grievances and demand red eSs we likewise re-
,nile 1T 10 have been he duty OF England have head
ani rcrcssed such aud being true, beyond all
vii that the long continued of Ireland have
ct with contempt from England and wiki increase Of
"er eNacions rather than relaxation of her wrongs and
whereas certainly convinced that under such
ace' The faith Of tie treaty has been violated by Eng
ud, and being violated that the urcd party has clearly
claim 20 the dSsOlu of the compact created by II; and
whereas 1t TIM time, the sh people because Of The facts
enumerated asking for peaceful and constitutional
Repeal f the Union by ans Of petitions aad 'usau
eCS ana It being true that the British Mni>t have de-
caIed that such petitions and circumstances shall not be
received, AMI that they sending armed troops
Ireland t. repres these popular expressions and II leins
also tiat the British Ministry have soicmny and
officially both Houses Of Parliament announced their
dctemnat by force if necessary to suppress the SINE
which Dem nsira'i meet with unqualified aud equally
dee nincd spirit ia Ireland clearly assuring that
A'ctis At hand; therefore be i,
R'SoirC9 by tie n'crs Of tbs meeting that We n
portion # the American People. regarding the rights
when ugt TO be cOnSttuonay enforced m opposition 10
dcsiotc power as question: IN which the moral OF
ue civilized world has just concern; as question above
MI consideration OF the books treaties 10
hosiangy declare That view such the present
gle m Ireland and that Ireland has wamct sym9athe'
IN this behalf.
R'soirea Is the opinion Of this meeting, that the civil
ixed nd Should brook the position maintained by
a. d
the Peaceful circumstances of independent FIeemen
Res tired, That the Naurazed Ii>h among tho have
by mnon consent bee me our citizens WHO support
laws and who portion II People without any dis
tncion Of party OF sect have wlImes commis>era-
ehtcluy, as Amecan>, without any distinction Of party
OF IF sect cordially cooperate with them constitutional
means 70 preserve the threatened peace Of Irish people
and Co guarantee 10 them their Constitutional rights
Ind ie II res0rea That viewing. do the great i'm
p1rtaucc OF such cXprcS these of the public voice
important As the vehicle # moral sentiment Of men tina,
Ireland light IN he demands and that Eng deSpotc
N her ta', To this end without party seclaan
d,ucu A., We hereby invite brethren Of the Who'll,
West oaiy mako known the sentiments their hearts
"hich We are assured are the sentiments OF our
And!eur Committee respectfully recommend 1r the aioI-
ton 4 this Meeting, the follow ing rcsoIuti
htoirf That ir the purpose Of obtaining full sense
Of onr icllowciiIcnS when this meeting al0urns that il
stsn.s Adjourned tall the second Monday August next
To these resolutions, dissent was expressed IN an,
quarter except the last which proposed to postpone tb
ftor consultation of the sujeci until me second .onds,
iVsust ncr Judge WicS asked rdg 1t was that these
Wing sympaihstrs proposed postpone the matter
Why could he settled nc1r What could be done
hen that could not do mac What could be the ob
jet Of the postPonement when hat hours agc
the pecpiatc and unprecedented haste seemed
b. Indispensable necessary There could be but one
there but object The rocs of the lrisl
were wanted and the Wings wanted them The, la,
fresalled the Democrats getting up the meeting,
now they desired Ia postpone further action until aie