Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

BV TIE GREAT WESTERN.
tRELAND-Rt thr mg-lu.s 81 zoe kopeal A.
,cuuyr. September IS. a AIr. Coma, oIroed Inc
.oIcN, lug tcsOiuuuE;
~Iha, until the national rights Of settle Station
lea the g. sscssiun UtOur own Parliament, AID ua
,uiuaupu lud TerpeiuIiy OF hs ia,m 10 lne trrun',
Ne r~cpcalers shall pay 40 re"t. county cess, Teui
rharre, u tlc, P,Os ra,es. .. ANY o,her charge uut OF
laud."
Mir. JOHN O'Cuuucl. ice the sb,curr .ufhs father.
could not agree Ca shus. auG legged "his ilrud" tu
wlhdrw a., hat TIE Trend sturiily refused
some uIlcfcaiIuu cusued. Mo O'Cutte.l Sociauug
that lac would moi put tc resolution, a. II pledged
rcpealet. To do What wUuH he m violation ui lh,
laws oI the lard. the matIsr then dropped, fur d
Time. bot subsequently Mr. OCuHUeil ,uid he I,l
called upou. by Mr. Cuuipr's aetiuu. to udvr a series
Oi resolutions, az iuiluWs:
THAT This ussOcruIIun has heard with hurrur ond
indignation the JOrIrines pat iurNord BY Mr.. Con-
nor respecting tie raymtnr Of fent, cUdny cess.
uIlcs. puor r,tc'.u or .rut charge, this day. ~ ia,
attempt lac made g. put upon The buuks a NOTICE
plainly and grossly Illegal. aud directly tending to
ere ate and encourage cnmmal outrage and violence
ihruushuuI The country.
That o. anything eau add 20 those feelings, i Il,
he cuuslderllI"n vi Ihe time Mr.. Cuuuur has chu
sen for ua6rIs SUCK REMARKS lime when in Ihs
ruuuJy ui CARLOW. where KeTcIi Las as yeI mada
JJIr progress, a vIplent aud crlHIuai UyIusrluu To-
reIls has. according 10 the ruC!lr puus, already be-
gun 10 manifest iISeii.
That his association Indignantly rejects. aud
reIu e. To insert on It's 5ouks. OF % allow lu he too a
moment euIcrlaiurd. MIR CouuOr : u,ut.up; and that
they declare that alI.who put ioruard such doctiurs
and udcr such advice 10 lac people II. Is contained
Ia that motion, be eiIieJ ruaIusu or irarIuTs 10 ihe
Ortuus cause OF Repeal, 10 the noble people who
- pi ora that cause uud old Ii,Iud."
The rosUluriuus, were seconded, when another
ICeuo uCcuIrtd:
A. -. -. - -
amid cres OF put hun ouI.' AMI strike linn oil.
ne's an enemy To tho cause" lie said lac appealed
10 the Esntru.Ily OF ~luslhnrn TO hear him. while he
referred To the eItcrmnniiOn OF Icusuls toy laulOrds
-thsur) / continued MG. CouuuJ) disClam, ma
th- rnost distinct terns, uss0cIutIun wIh any IndI.
viduni IA giving his notice OF mvion-lhrur !
The ca hers are = peuceaLle sci. aud they have
adopted a similar resolution with ,egarJ 10 uthes.
aud every thing else; therefore
Mr.. OCuumcl again rise 10 order, Rud said he
would hear Hu IurIher discussion upon the 5 object;
but If MrCouuUr regretted having b,uugnI II iurw ard
and abandoned Il, hr would receive Ihs appru.a
uuR Ut the mCe'Iugi CA the 4 uirIu. At he rviuaed
10 DO 90, aLd persisted Iu ds uTbiHg Iao rrIseedIugs.
he iMr. OC,unrlJ was prepared e. adJpI suiI6I-ui
means 10 prevent as uIscuslruH. {lIea, aud cheers )
Mr. COuuor (AIth vahrno uce)-I naye disrlaua.
ed any connection OTth the association IA the pref
nTaiIun ui rhIs resolutions, AMI 10y u / Will sIaud or
iaIi. Hm fully d~ulermIned 40 L. huN / shall urL.
aAd | Wal uol hmch, whether ! Stand or lall.-
(kenewed cries oI" put hm gut al Iuce," aud ia.
vre.Ssd confUsIoS4
MIR OConnell, clJer the confusion hud sumewhal
ahale'i, rpse, aud having with great difficulty ub.
tnIucd a hea.Ir SAID that Tie time had come when
he felt compelled to luke III course alluded To al an
earlier Stage Of that most unpleasant Discus sIuu-
(upr.aI lie was constrained 10 adopt u. because
MIR COnn0r had aVcwed principles wh"h they ia
nesliy disuNoWed. and re sisted IN pressing Them 10
upuIGlIIn la llp eHBclullu-fleu hgar4 IItNtr.
dolo 80, he could uOI be considered a member %
the body therefore. according To the lunns and
rules by which there proceedings were regulated.
he begged leave 10 give HoiIcc that he would. ou
the nc1' day al meeting, move that Mr. CoIuur.
name (nuless he IA the interim dlsclaimed the
sentiments ho had expressed should DO STRUCK oil
The association (chcccrs.)
Mr.. ONrl DauuI-I Will second tue motion Tor
his oxpuIsiun-(here the uproar was again renew
ed, and by some % was deemed advisable thai the
meeting should he adJoumed)
Mr. ConDOr ruse. greatly excited, and shouted
out Il "Ill SO 10 doIIh "a support ~ That resUlurIun.
because the rounds. Ehiliings and pence are too lung
payIng 10y The starving people OF lreian they are
not 10 iamIsh while lie means of living Is Icing
uIus taken from lhem"-Nhe scene which took
piace al this Stage Of the proceedings cOuld NOT be
accurately described, sevefl persons endevorIug 10
address Tie meeting, calling Tor 'urJer.' and others
TOR the summary e]Jeclmeul OF Al.
CUunor lrm the rUcm.
Mr.. COnLOr-I acted on the doctrine myself and
aliowed my property Ia be sold s,oner Ihaa frurn
from u Next sujnmrr. millions Oimen, women aud
children Wall be starved out by Tie want vi those
crops.
(Here The entire assembly called to have The
SPEAKER put out
The chairman PIT the question for The adoption
oil The resOIuiIJns, which was earned unanimously