Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19
FOR EEGN.
ArriraI Of Me Hibcrnia.

General SummGry. sheet to-day
necessarily presents less than lis usual va
rieIy. in consequence Of the Great Western
having sailed so reccnliy--'hrce days ago
but i, will be found, nevertheless. to cou'
tain every thing that has occurred io the
interim worth recording. The debuie III
the iiuuseof Commons on the Irish Arms
Bill. on Friday ricM, WAS orc Of the Ens'
nni,nsyed whiSh has Inken place during
the session: The policy oI The present as
compared with ::,s late Government was
rcvie ea by the friends aud opporu"ss nl
acrimouy: Lard John Russc!!'s speech
~ particular. was usu,.iy s'roac and point
ed; il ha- received II large meed q! praise
from the parry Of which his Iorrish = ~ he
recognized !ea,ler ln,lreG. nj the srcseni
mumeu,. Ireland al,sorhs the exclusive a,-
lcn,ion OF the statesmen aud pahi!c writer's
Of England. Matters have COMO 10 a CRISIS
10 less rapid than critical; hot hitherto.
beyond sending large bodies Of trnnps TO
subdac any outbreak that may occur, the
Government has dpuc nothing tn arrest 1t.
But IL is clear. from the ministers tone.
that their patience Is exhausted. a few
days will probably witness the dcv@nPe-
pent Of their policy. "he subject is sur
rounded with difficulty. and requires TO be
handled with no ordinary tact. a false or
an unfortunate move would end IN upset.
ting the ministry. and, perhaps. couvulsins
The country. Grea, men rise with great
occasions: II will he seen ere long whether
Eugland's minister is equal To the euier-
geucy. not merely Of making Ireland paci.
nc. bur, what is Of far moro consequence
as regards The welfare Of the empire at
large, rendering her conienied. Various
are the panaceas propoupdcd for TINT pnr-
pose; Peel's choice will make or mar him
as statesman. Mr.. O'ConDell declared.
on Thursday, nt The great meeting al En-.
mis-, that the Government were more dis
posed to conciliaie than To coerce, aud
iha, yif they were prepared to sever the
Church from The Stnie in Ireland. he
would meet them in "eAcslIenI humour." :"
tie stated that Peel and the concilialory
party in the Cabinet had prevailed. la
London, however. the belief is quite the
,:iher way, and that The Duke Of yelling
tons recipe for quicline tho Irish, force,
bad found tho grsai"1i number OF support
ers in tho Ca6iuet, leaving Peel nnd the
moderate party IN 4 minority. The Ian
gnase used by Lnrc Stanley aud Sir Jas.
Graham, during Fridays debate, in con-
tradisiinceiou to that Of Sir Robert Peel
is calculated TO strengthen The latter im
preston. a little time, however. will
decide The question. The RET, is expected
This week ,n reach tho enormous sum ol
$4,000,
Rumoss rcRcIrt.d Paris NJ the end OF the
IS eek that EspHrero and the young Queen
of Spain had fled from the capital. The
Frcmch tGovernnent is accused nf with.
holding The news from Spain fur purposes
Of its own. There was 10 truth in the
statement, ihoush j, ~ evident that the
position ol Espatlcro is slil cr.,ical:-
Nothing worthy Of note had occurred III
France.
ireland.
Mallow was. on Sunday. the srene ol
The next dcmonsiraiiur, al which 100000
persons nre suid la have hern present.
Large bodies ot troops md police were
stationed in the ncighborhooI. The anor-
lnous multitude parated the town in pro.
cessiou. an,I rhcn proceeded 10 ar optn
space. where Mr. e'Conneii delivered on
address. Mr.. O'Cnnueri dwell, much on
Sir. Rober fcri's use Of the Queens
pame, and ou Lord Lynd.n,rs,', asscr-
tun that The Irish where aliens in blood.
language, and religion
When he heard him say that they
were aliens in i1nsuage. he replied that.
talking The sann language, the Saxons
sp,hc il with missing. cronkins tone,
wbli,, Idn Irish spoke il ont fully from the
heart. snd gave the Significance u! cor'ii
aliry 10 the wo'ds Hey uttered.
But his mos, notabu speech was ut the
dinner. when six hundred persons sat
down fo table. He began thus.
The time is come when we must he
doing. tCheers.) Gentlemen, you may
soon learn The alternative 70 live as slaves
or die as frec,neu ('Ilsar!) AID 'romcn-
dUus cries of'Wc'.l die lremen = mingled
with cheers.) No, you will not he free
men il you bs np' perfectly in The right,
"ue NVbt ih tNi'S'
Of SO they nrc.') think perceive i
fixed disposition p The part of some OF
our Saxon trnducers to put us to The lest.
(Chcers.}. The efforts already. made by
them have Been musI aboriive and ridicu.
ious. t.iIear!') In tho mit's, of peace
and tranquility they are covering over
our land with TO Fps. t'Hrar1 Yes. /
speak viii the awful determination i'll!
which commenced my address IN conse'
quencc ofnews received this day. There
wns no House Of Commons on Tuesday
for The Cabinet was considering eha
they should do, no, for Ireland bu, against
her. (Checrs.) But eon'lemeh- as lnut
as they leave US rog Of the consultation
wo will stand OF it. (Tremendou'
cheering.) We will violate no law, We
will arsail M cucmy; bal You are muct
mistaken If you ,hin. others will no, as
sail you. "a voice.-We ore ready II
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