Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-25

~ ,herc, however, rcP'teu tnot NnoS
smhins on the subject.
'us nronneil remained at his house,
On, s.;;on Square, and, having recsived
~ ..,.ment, was waited upon at MALT
~ s;ns. by Nc. Kemmiss, the crown
s..or. who informed him that inior.
M q. mad bcen lodged aud warrants is
I.sains, him and his sun, who was at
=" .re time with him; and req uestsd
NC 49,. at VIVA; hour he would attend,
90 .rs.il. At Judge Bar,on's chambers -
T.. MAR fixed was 5 o'clock, all shortly
!, 4. tia. ,ime Mr. O'Conncll, Mr.. ]
,sruell, With Mr.. Cornelius Ntzhugh,
~ nd Mr.. Jeremiah Dunno, arrived at
- la Bur,on's house. A fw other
..sI. subsequently arrived; but TIE
!! ..csedu IS were altogether Of private
~ DConnrll having called on the
= IN solicitor for copies Of the informa-
which we're refused. his solicitor de-.
:. lei in demand to be supplied with
Il. same. Mr. O'Co mel then request.
|" MI. see the Information ON viii h the
.. srrsnt was issued, and having cooily
: LA !, over, SAID he vas ready to give
!, IL bail required. and entered int" re-
h,uizances, himself in t. 900. and Mr..
2rLa,shhn and Mr. Dam. in f5o0
- ZACH 10 answer the charge OF conspiracy
!, lad nkss!eueanot the first day of the
Z km. Mr.. Johx OCunnell having done
|, he sans l,he same gentle 'naa beng bail
, bath cascs,1 the crown solicitor gave
kescs, the copies al the Information re-
laird which he saii he could not before,
1.-the bail " IS no, then perfected. Tnc
l.,rf.es then retired.
Tur. O.Conne!l immediately caused the
faavwing address 10 he issued
.To rns pso. LS OF Ireland.
.i;r,oved fellow couatrymca!-l an
s,aocc 10 you that which you will hear
I,om o.her qnsr'ers. namely. that have
Ibis ,lay given bail Ia answer To II charge
s.f Sos ,racy aud other misdelnean.
I.rs.- The frs, day of mex, term. |
l.ake his announcement in order to con
Imfe The people, uue aud al. 10 observe
line s,rictest and uimast tranquility -.
iAay s,,emp, Ia disturb the public peace
nsy &c most disastrous; ccr.alnly would
X er,u,iuaI and mlschevi nus.
I ~lA:end, st.ea, tcscved cou i;rymen, TO
ime.
~Dc no; tempted iy any DO ly TO broak
,hs Iracc. 10 vinlalo The Inv, os 10 be
ras,,y % M: tumui, or DIS urblnce.-
The slightest crime against order or the
pablo peace may rum our bcau'iul aod
,lc,wise ,ei,ul haal cauSr.
III You viii, during this crisis, follox
ny sdvicc, and az, as cntreat you To do,
PATIENTLY quietly a-,i legally; think
ran pied4c myscli Ia you, that the period
lsnol far ,iisiaai when our revered Sow
Irreign vii upcn The Irish Parlia.n IA, in
tolrge G.ccn.
every attempt Of our enemies Ia dis
isrb he progress of Repeal hilhrr'o has
had direct contrary effect. This at
tempt " II ais. Tail. unless ii he assisted
by any misconduct OH the par, OF the
lrolir.
IL. tranquil, then. and We shall be
triumphant.
Il have III. honor 20 be,
"Your ever faithful servant,
-, ..lialEi. O'C ,NNEi.L.
"M-rrrm Ss"Nrs, o~.- ~, io.asss
|, apprars that the arrests are 10 have
a very wile scope, Including Several ed
rors of rnrnnls, and the ycil,lene. con.
nrcied ", h the wurkin. "t the as>ocla-
lion. The mag >traiss were instructed
by The government 10 rcmain III their Of
fityrs ill they receive :nliuaaiiua is,m The
Castle that tiretr attendance was no lanX
# required.
II Was generally hlisvel that W. e.
rants were Ia I've ISSUED Immediately "a
gaii,<t the R;gh, Rev. DIR. Higgins. The
Mai Rev De- ii tic and Lord French
The aggressive move or the part Of
the Governmen, pr"iur,rl a Sur Ia: meet
ing at Hels,on Green. which ~as attend
I'd by Mr. Alderman Grace. Mr. Jahn
UCoanell, d.. Gray. AMI either local agi
,saors. Mr.. John U'Cn"n-il, This father
heins il III. country IN ,de IA speech, in
The curse OF witch he said his father
had sent him that day to ask. were they
tr,gh, ned or alarmed Cloud aud long
continued CRIES 81 mo. no! never" wa
vi gof hats, Xr.) lie would take their
answer back to his father, and would
isits ttcm they had NO csuse to be-
frigh,cnrd There b al becn some talk
II the King o! liuaover (groans and
iisses.) AMI 10000 men (norc groans
aud hiss.s) coming over there. Let them
cOme .sf- M
They would send goose over
In the King Of Hanover
tiaughter.1 aud he thought he AMI his
men would gel rather 100 ,mch Of =
plueking. (Chccrs and laughler.)
The inclpnnts ul0vcmenis WHICH, led 10
The ARRESTED. U'Csnncii were as follows:
-Ls~d tstey arrived At l)obin quite un-
expected on the Oh. Early next morn
ing a privy Council was held, and the re-
suit was the issuing Of tho CIonia,
me, tang, Signed by tho Lord Lieutenant
aud Privy Council. aa
Az soon as this Proclamation WIS
kar~n, Mr. O'Connell called special
me~:ing oi the Repeal Association, which
was numerously attended, tn: resnl; ..
whose deliberations was The issuing o.
The (oll. wing counter Proclamstion:
o'coNNELLs PROCLAMATION.
Nor,cE. Whereas III ere has appeared
under the signature Of r. b. Sugd~n,
Aonoughmore, Eliot, F. Black burne, |:
0l.L I'll Ch.., ~ z ~ Sxc:,h i.