Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
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i" &c the Union IS makilg sHsueS :"
Rspsaal yery alarming to the Government.
lrsannu,r ,, has remained a. home or
Nj: I'm. = s his plans for moving his country
ean''"sss l he has succeeded efis'c'''a'lly,
men, a ,ho,ic clergy have joined the move,
The c "a area, numbers. Tens Of lhous-
nen' ~ 80 congrega,ed under the Repeal
a .,n''dard, and The country :: IN o 'ne same
s'anu1 ar safe Of agitation as in 1929. 70
exc'a' 'I;s The Duke Of Wellington in the
ates' W." a"d Sir Robert Peel in the lower
u?ps1' d." declared their Intention, the other
h 1o"as. of putting down the Repeal agit-
evening" H. force, il necessary. Themoye
a0o" i Is odious in England as it is pop.
"'"; Ireland. Meanwhile. Mr.. O',on-
o,' b.. hurled defiance a, his assailanls,
IN" aad. in terms more energetic than polite
. ,a's. them to the conflict. Troops are
d ds; pouring into Ireland. i. i. +.
'0'I y, he meeting Of she Repeal Associa-
inn on Monday, the amount Of the week
IN ,' :" rent ending the 18th nlt.. was declar-
y "a he R295. which Nj. O'Connel calls
,he i" Peel and Wellington contributions
"'s A.. n'ConneIl says in effect that he
..:w obev he law as it stands, but it new
.,d Unconstitutional enaclments are to be
a an against the Repeal movement. he
wIl resist them by force, if necessary.
Il seems, according TO The declaration of
one Oft Catholic Bishops, that the whole
If lha. body in Ireland. without an excep
fan are in favor of repeal movement.
The repeal movement has been incident
ally discussed again in the House Of Lords
grea. number of repeal meetings con-
aruc to be held in various parts Of the
country. Two Of the most striking were
those on the 4,h ult. a. Sligo, and on the
,h. on the Currah of kildare, both atten
tsd bv Mr., 0'Connell. The number of
The Sligo meetings is not stated but II APP
oears 10 have been very large one, in
.,,c of bad weather. The Mayor presi-
,ed, and Mr.. r. D Rrnwn- NJ p, and
Mr. ]. P. Somcrs, NJ. P, were in Mr.. o.
Councils 'raIn. Afterwards, 40 repeal
ers of Sligo entertained Mr.. O'Connell al
banquet at the iI,berpian Hotel.
The meeting of Kildare, according to
The Pilot, far exceeded in numbers tina. of
George the Four,h's visit. long consid-
erd TO bear away the palm from all Irish
Assemblies" A large force of soldiers
AID police was concentrated in the neigh
borhood; bu! the meeting was most order
y. After the meeting, Mr.. O'Connell and
Mr. Steele were entertained a, public
dinner in the Strand House. A battalion
of the 9th Rifles arrived at Dublin on
Tuesday; two other regiments were ex-
pecied from England, and three in lre' and
under orders nf -oa.o.af % England, have
been directed to remain.
Seventeen magistrates in Ireland have
been dismissed for participating in the re.
peal agitation. Daniel O'Connell, M. p.
is amongst the number. as also is his ell
ies! born, Maurice, the member for Ira
ee
From Dublin paper Qhe Statesman
Of May l2lh, The following is extracted !:
The ll.h North Deson) regiment o
Infantry, under the command of Lieut.. Col
cnel Sir Michael Creogh, arrived at ,hi
port yesterday by steam conveyance from
Liverpool, disembarked. and proceeded e,
route to Kilkenny, where the headquaf
lers was to be stationed. & ~
"On Wednesday troop Of the 18th
l.ancers arrived a, EnniskiIen, where, i
is understood, troop will be per:nanent'
" slaioned Government has PLACED
them at Enuishillen for the purpose Of sAs
tanning the police, should, any necessity
arise out of the repeal movement. /, is
'amored tina! artillery and regiment will
also be sent there.
"l' has been found expedient to station
troop Of the Sd Dragon Guards at Mon
ashan, IN consequence Of the excitement
caused by the repeal agitation.
The garrison of Dublin is now stron-
ger Than 1t has been for a considerable
0ne' and consists of three cavalry regi.
M'n's-he Alb and 5,h Dragon Guards
4'a I'M Hnssars, and FIVE infantry regi-
m ~" the 54h. 60lh rifles, 6lst
0 e,'a ana I'D (Iiig hlanders) beside con.
'" i, force of artillery
LScLAND.-The commercial accounts
us NN 50 iavora5le as could be wished
D Das'''esS IN The manufacturing districts re-
,."4 stationary, the bulk OF it being trans
rnan S d. '''e minimum Of profits, ard {
recen, a oaa OF " on speculation. Severa
,erDr;,s 'e" n,' nave tended to dampen en-
The rn;, he agitation Of the repeal o
mil,bl, ~" III Ireland has become so for.
il has y, as 10 alarm the Government while
If, . '"'ady affected ha. most sensitive
Tb n ss1an"a'od''ies-capi:al.
lie se,s s'"'s are unusually promising fo1
out C, asui Of the year, not only through.
lODs. ~" britain, but the whole of Eu
no d'. h.'a Stanley, will introduce, ant
njs.;a ~o' cca,rry, the resolutions to the ad.
sb. -" ol United States and Cannadiar