Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
IRELAND.

ever may be its ultimate results the fir. against
Repeal has been less successful than prompt. The
government has rushed from one extreme the other
There was never known 50 great on excitement
Throughout, Grea; Britain caused b. OF
O'ConnelI and his friends.
We are informed ssy- the Limerick Chronicle tia, it
= the deicrnin nf government prosecute Mr. o.
'onnol IN the Court II Queens Bench. for sedtlous
language The Indictment Is being prepared by MIR
hemms. Crown Solicitor. under advice Of the crown
lawyers IN London and Dublin The material, for this
proceeding furnished. is thought by the language
used at the Nuilaghmnsi meeting.
Mr. OConnell hps entered into a solemn understanding
10 prosecute at law every mcncr Of the ruvy Council
who set bis hand to the Proclamation prohibiting the
Cloniaff meeting"
The aggressive move tho part Of the Government
produced sunday meeting at liaston Green which was
attended by Mr. Alderman Grace Mr. John O'Connell
Dr. Gray, aud other local ncilators Mr. John Conneil
Chs atheF being IN the country made speech ~ the
course OF which he sand his father had him ha, day
TO ask, they frightened or alarmed (Loal and
long continued cries # no no. never 80 wavlrp of hats
DC. lie would take their back hs father and
would tell them they had be frightened There
had been some talk Of The King Hanover (eroans and
h-cs) ard -. 600 (more goans anA hsscs) coming
over there. Lot them come,
They would scnl goose over
la tie KING of Il Ano,cr."
l.oushier) and he thought b., aud his would get
rather too much of pue1ing (checrsD perhap, there
The members cf the Town Council OF Dublin have
identified Themselves fully with the repeal and
with those whom her maJcsys government have thought
1t necessary to prosecute tor sedon
There has been desperate aay the police and
some people at Ouerary. in Galway. The Police have
toen serving for the collection of poora'es
week and the people, MISLEADING for general execution
of distress warrants resisted. Fourteen persons were
lied aud lodged Jail. On Sunday the 2llh ultimc,
the Police were attacked with mud they charged, and
boy was stabbed II Is feared MORALLY.
RrPFAL AssociArIoN.-Ocobcr 600 onncll at this
meeting described his future plans
My course is manifest That proclamation has done
nothing TO alter my of conduct except in far
my attendance at the meeting yesterday concerned.
1t certainly did prevent attending that but there all
It's influence at end. did intend, before Parla-
sa, have had "A Simultaneous meeting of every
parish throughout Ireland, the day. TO petition
them and those petitions 10 be signed regularly by
all the resident Repcalers commencing with clergy
men cannot now name day fer this great smulane.
assembling of the Irish nation for wish the excite
ment and Indignation raised 10y this foolish and mad
proclamation IN the breasts Of the people be assuagcd
before we venture to do give notice of my plan
and on certain day, yet to be appointed parish
Ireland shall meet to seek the restoration of their
Legislature. Before the next sitting of Parliament, it
will be hold Of these simultaneous raro-
chia meetings of universal elard The first for the due
exposition OF their grievances and the drawing up of ne.
tlions to the Imperial Parliament; the second 10 have
these petitions adopted and signed man by These
meetings Will take place after mass; and the necessary
business viii lie transacted in the little yards encos-
ures attached t. every chapel want to know how they
will prevent our meeting 10 petition simultaneously
throughout Leland although they may prevent
ing III multitudes. TO arrange This was one of my Tea.
sens for giving up monster meetings; but have still
something TO work shall also carry opc-
ration the plan of Arbitration Courts universally.
la this be ie,e the Proclamation viii give small
help and soon al Ireland there will be gentlemen
dispensing justice to all who seek it. have also another
I,f.. 2 B.,
with mortgages the interest Of which handed over to
persons in England. The object tuy up the debts
due on lish e-.'cs. and the plan is most promising 1t
would BE- carried into effect hy company of gentlemen
with Alo0 shares and from the number Of anticipated
subscribers, tia, would be amply sufficient and this com
pdny would he emb died for The purpose If taking Up the
debts due in England and To Emghmen from Irish
Thus the interest OF the debt or mortgages would be
paid and spent IA Ireland Instead of IN England.
OcroBru l6-The usual wcohl meeting of the Repcal
Association took place Monday the Corn Exchange.
The greatly crowded. In the advertisement
announcing the meeting, the hoE- named for commencing
the proceedings O'Clock but twenty minutes
before that time D Neil Daunt moved J. \. ONcIl Ci
Bunown Castle into the chair, which lie took amid gre
cheering.
ONell after returning thnnks for the hoaor conferred
hia. said that he had been led to suppose that by
taking the chair that day. he occupying post
some danger-heefore be offered himself Tor IT, Loud
checr=) Inspector Mayor. of the Metropolitan Police
here entered the and accommodated with SEA,
al the reporters table which he placed a notebook
O'NcIll continued say. that since the Institution
procecdI by tie the char 1T that
cation bad been occupied iy the Of O'Connel and
hy Daun Ii time for others to seek the same
responsibility, aud for of his stand
forward. (ChceIs.) Two OC0nuells had beer stricken
aud should he said that third snIttcn before
an O'Nell stepped forward.
OConncl here entered the room, aud received wiki;
long and Iroraced cheers
The Chairman continued to observe that be had
advcrted IL the proceedings Of government
against the bcraor in order ha, he might approach
subject calmly aud dlspas~ionateiy. OConnei would
take his b. fore jury of his country men, and he
specd that palladium OF their liberties much pre-
Judge the which be submitted them; bu,
this much he might say. that any lmputlton the loyal
also hear, hear for they looked on him The
them clear Of Ii-oy atty If any man base
enough adopt t.at cling (Iear, hear and cheers
They would dgnicd silence the indication by
government Of It's opinions that there dSlfl ciion
Let them tly the question before impartial jury near
hear from Mr. OConnelD and with the blessing 81
God he would out of the prosecution purer even
than before.
OConuelI handel in GEO being the first instament
proclamation money II m the city of Limerick.
O'Connell said. that before any money WAS hand
cd H. he would call the of the meeting
matters of Importance Having denied that the people
were obnoxious TIC charge Of di-oy a.ty, hut
contrary entitled The greatest praise for their Siiic
obedience n the laws O'Conno 70 the topic Of
federal parliament. In the corporation debate repeal
he had hi willingness TO accept Federal parii
men, and insianced Canada where parliament had
done much good Since then. persons had joIne,
that association who went friher than federal
and he had lately received letter from gentleman
hrh distinction in Eng land on tie subject in which hi,
(OConne'-l directed u two points.
corning which the writer believed II e OF The creates
Importance that the people Of England should have cor
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