Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29
a., ;, s. b, .np,srVd 81 ksIIe~, when

ul,er,ng \ ipry defiance Ut Peel uaa Wellington, ~
rnv 70 tsI, threat attack the people oil Irsiano'
rba Jr,sh neope despss the threats ct that puppy
pal I'D ina, bloody old Indian Sepoy. Wellington
tC,",ns and cheers Mr.. Hogan preferred t. exc
cut ,h- .,a,n- IN the latter attitude, and lhefeinr
he (Nr S,eels,) would move that this assoca.n"
rive Ms a,oroya 10 the sugges,inn oh Inc oase OF .e
s,,,, should be The memorable words uttered by 'he
, =, that occasnn :-"They NAV uample upon
mo hn, j, snail not lie my living body, but on my
corps.. 49, a., ca,, or
Edinburgh passed with exclamation
A, ano,her meeting of the Association, on "eahes
d,v ,ha 23t ult, MIR. O'Hay presented the report OF
sub Committee the appointment OF "arhira'ors'
throughout The country, 10 conduct )us'ce ouSn %
amoo9 IN. Reporters The report recommended, tha
the candidates for the office should DC aPpon'e ny ~.
assoo;,,,,o. on the accommodating OF the fepeal
words,sthat not fewer than three Arbtraors should
no nno,n,.d to each Peut Sessions Dstrict-thn The
nen,,,y for ensng to abide by the award oil the Arm"
traitors should be expulsion from the Repeal Assoc'a
ton,y,h various details respecting the procedure 10
~ ohss,ved The report was unanimously adopted.
Ths-o was monster meeting at ascommon, on
s,,aa week. for the county. Some Of the gentry
NJ ,bs had persuaded their tenantry 10
s,.. oy,r-and when the men complained that the
Galway Repealers had threatened to compel their al
tendance their landlords applied TO Government i"r
nroteci,on Accordingly, force of troops and poce
were stationed IN the to~n-bu 10 occasion arose ioi
ha,r interference. Lord French, and some OF ms re-
atiu
Connell 10 the ground, about mile from the town
md Mr. GeotFry French of Tomona, was appointed
Chairman of the meeting.
A. Raw read letter from the Repeal Association OF
Louisiana, United States, enclosing remittance Oh
Gl26 - 10d. r -,
Mr. O'Connell spoke in the warmest terms 0! Tue
subscribers OF Louisiana, and moved tina, the ieue,
should be inserted on the minutes Mr.. y Conhen
s,d that the name of Rothschild on the check of
,be remittance reminded him of a comical story ID
oF opd0n q
Pope had been paying him (Mr OConnelD an annu'
~ of El 900 per annum But the Editor doubted Inc
story of his correspondent because he could not orns
h,mselfto think that his Holiness would employ an
unbelieving Jew, like Rothschd, TO pay the money
cloud laueh,er) Bu, for this circumstance, The sa-
pie nj Tory Editor would have swallowed the story
(Laughter)
Mr. John OConnell read letter from the Repeal
FRS of Ohio-the Repeal ASSOCIATION OF Cinclnnau-
enclosing n remittance Of fll3 CCheers) The wr-
tor stated that slavery does not exist in the State OF
Ono hut went on assert the difficulties oil getting
rid Of the system which was IN accordance WIN the
compact entered into at the Union and could not oe
abolished without violating the fundamental laws ana
he national compact OF the u. States With these
sentiments the letter stated that the Repeaers oil ONO
had seen with surprise the speech OF MIR y Connel!.
That speech powerful and eloquent, but they 10
tally dissented from his arguments They were Tree
from slavery in Ohio; but heless, they "despseo
the Abolltioniss The letter concluded by express
ing sympathy for the wrongs OF Ireland
Mr. Council observed that slavery did not exist
in Ohio, and they could not therefore, object 10 receive
money Transmitted liz strongly condemned the SEN
,imenis expressed in this letter in defence oil slavery
The attacks upon the aboonist were mere trash and
nonsense and he despsed the attempt to mitigate the
horrors OF slavery, by who boosted that Their own
State free from the stain and the Disgrace IL was
his intention to move that this letter from ONO should
be referred to the Committee, in order that detailed
answe. should be returned! He denied That man could
be the property of his fellow man (Cheersl de
had no compassion for the man, whose property was
negroes Reverse the picture, and suppose that the
yellw American the property OF the oiack negro
who would have compassion for the slave holding
negro: (Cheers) THIS document, which asserted much
that was untrue and concealed much OF the truth
should be met promptly and IN detail. lreiane
but obtain her legislative independence, and they
would have missionaries preaching freedom in every
region where slavery degraded the human race -
| (Cheers) Mr. OConnell concluded by moving TIM
the letter from OHIO be referred 10 The committeeman
RED
/ Several communications were read in one OF which
was statement, the ec, that the writer was induce,
10 send in his subscription by the implied threats in The
Queens speech.
Mr. OConne said that :his speech wns we'll descr'b
ed BY the Morning Chronicle, which said that il de-
served to be designated the of stupidity
insolence. (Hear, hear, hear) That speech was moi
ROYAL authority as the writer of the letter referred
TO seemed 10 think II was ministerial authority on
| ly, and as such IL should be treated