Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24
Dan,,i OConp,u and R,,,al /,

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The reader will be Disguised with n speech Of this foul
mouth aud mercenay demagogue in another column. Lons
impressed with the belief that he sordd and mean
have not been able look upon the proposition dissolve
the connection with England and Ireland with the favour
meets with from many in this country. We dis,rusted
cause, the leader Of which wanting in honor and
who has idea OF patriotism unconneeted with
money. We believed he merely inhaming the pas.
sons aud prcjudices Of the Irish people, that he might
thereby addition his .rnf" He had whilst
advocating religious freedom, extortcd immense
from his poor and hastarved counymen and did
doubt but that he keeping up the agitation for the
purpose Were he permit all excitement subside, and
leave the people pursue in peace and quiet the paths
OF prosperity his occupation would be gone. lie could
no longer wiring from the generous, but poor and
oppressed pcope-for whose disrcsses he manifcsts
such boisterous sympathy, the last penny between
them and starvation. He would sink obscurity from
which his talents, great they are, could
cue him. To stave off this fate, and feed his cupidy he
is flashing his excitabe counymen into furious rage and
while his Rt" duly paid, he what may be the
consequenccs-what connections may ensue. how many
Of the people may be butchcred by English bayonets.
cause led by such man-altho' it be good cause,
and properly conducted, productive great benefits
prosper II may succeed for the time but will surely
be betrayed by the unworthy head entrusted with its
nagement.
The speech, il will be seen, is made in response
Address from OF Abotonists in Pennsylvania; and
overows with wrath and boodshed against the
OF slavery in this country The coldblooded hypocrtc
cannot find occupation Ger all the generous sensbes OF his
render bosom among the hatarved OF his green Isle
the thousands Of thousands OF white slaves in
England-whose condition is hundred fold
than that of the blacks in this country; but he
must spread his the whole earth and, in the
OF his philanthropy leave slave for the
to shine AS soon, before-(for be his
design carry the grand in coneert)-
before he disenihalls Ireland, the Africans with
be forced into the enjoyment of freedom they sp-
preciate His Mghuness will tolerate the word slave
in the vocabulary OF any people.
The bull OF accommodation, which he issues against
the lrish who have found home and a welcome in the
slaveholdng country, may be justly regarded the high
est pitch Of impndence, and furnishes fair sample Of the
Christian temper he will display in the of TIE high
prerogaiye, with which he has invested himself He
takes his when he supposes that the Irish the South
eTn Staies-masy Of whom, know regard him and his
Vaccinations with disgust and abhonence made sub
sevient TO his helsh purposes. They warmly and
votedy attached to the soil Of their nativity and while they
will to feel the anxiety the welfare
OF the Green Isle Of the Ocean,, power earth could
prevail with them to raise against the land Of
adoption
As to the question of Repeal, this connecting it with
small despeable, fanatic faction in this county, by the
great Liberator himself. will efectually exhngush sym.
patty.