Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24
To the Pennsyirania Anti. Slavery Society.

We thank you for your beautiful Address, every sent
meni it contains ready and response in our
hearts. Ii listened with attention and sdmirnton by
crowded meeting. We honestly you that Ire
land sympahses with yon your abors for the complete
extinction OF Slavery We OF one heart and one mind
with you this point and earnestly pray that Almighty
God may be pleased speedily your efforts with
We furthermore you that IN our own Ia
bo effect the and the independence OF
country. desire the sympathy Of shareholders;
only desire be united the bonds of brotherhood aud a
lection with such love freedom, and hate oppression
in all Its forms.
Once more thank YOU your manly, your eloquent.
your noble Address and for full OF proceed
nal OF the ll and 18th instant copies OF which paper we
have sent addressed your Chairman, Daniel Neal and
to your Secretary, Haworth We,herald, Esqrs.
Signed by order
JAMES HlUsHros, Chairman.
Loyal Irish Repeal Association Rooms,
Corn Exchange, Dublin, MOy l6th, ls43
o'CoNNELL AND THE REPEALERS.
IRON DUBLIN FREEN,N's IL.
LOYAL NATIONAL REPEfL ssSoCL4TToN
The adjourned meeting Of the Association was held yes
terdoy the great rooms Corn Exchange The attendance
was, usual extremely numerous, and at the hour fixed
for the commencement Of the business, sdmance could
only be obtained with the greatest difficulty.
Mr.. o'CONNELL said the Association had adjourned
10 that day for the purpose OF receiving communication
with which they had been honored from the Anu-Slnyey
Society of America body OF men whom they must en-
trey eSpec-whose objects should be cherished in their
hearts corerhOSe dangers enhanced their urtues. (what
the meaning OF thslland whose peevering patriotism
would either write their the page OF temporal his
tory impress them in higher place, where eternal glory
and happiness would be the reward of their exertons.-
IChees His impressions were so strong in favor of the
AnuSavery Society of America that he thought IL would
not be respectful he would desire he brought for
ward that document in the business the last day.
when it could not be much attended deserved
Hear hear Ii was out Of respect the people who
that document that they had adjourned; and he might
that personal respect for the chairman mixed up with
that consideration. Cheers. They could not have senta
a N IL
the kindness to make the communication, they would
ceive II with the respect 1t deserved Cheers.
The CHAIRMAN said he attended there performance
OF very pleasing duty; and he had in the st place,
turn his sincere thanks his esteemed friend the Libera
for the manner he had introduced him their
Hear hear He thought Ireland stood peculiarly inte-
resting position at the present moment Hear No country
stood in exalted position than that which they
occupied and guided by the Lbeator they should
to carry of ameoraton for themselves and the
human by moral and peaceful alone [Cheers
He had doubt of their by those but in ad
don to the exalted position which they occupied before the
nations OF the world was their responsibility and he
anxious that gentlemen where should learn the value
OF that responsibility Hear hear He sorry there
Irshmen in America who had taken the wrong side
gard the liberties OF the human race and induce
them TO take that he appeared before the
meeting Hear hear He hoped the feeling of the Associa-
uon would be expressed strongly in accordance with hs
views and that Ishmen in America would be found
Iokng part with the pro-slavey party there. Cheer He
would delay the meeting longer the address he had
10 read was Of some length.
The Chairman then reed the address, aud thanked the
meeting o= the kindness and patience with which they had
listened the address. He said he would then leave the
the hands of the Lberator who, he knew, would
speak WELL and in language which would go their hearts,
the subject which referred He would only add,
that every aspiration which they made support OF liberty
abroad would but make them obtain speedily the ber
~ tor which they seeking at home. fCheers.
Mr.. OCoNNELL snid before he with the subject
the address, he wished add another repeater the list
lie begged the admission, associate, OF Daniel
OConneli Bawrenson who yet twenty four hours
old, and who the seventh OF his esteemed friend,
NJ. Law
Mr.. JoHS o'CoNNELL seconded the motion, which
carried
Mr. OCoSNELL then and said: rise with the great.
aacy TO move that that most interesting document be
inserted the minutes and the fevent thanks Of the
Repeal Association of Ireland be, by acclamaton voted
the writers OF H. never in my lite heard thing read
that imposed upon my feelings and excited deeper
sympathy and within never, in fact, before
knew the horrors of slavery in their genuine coos. 1t
production framed IN the pures effort Of simplicity. but,
the same time powerful ia It's sentiments, at TO
reach the human heart, and the human feelings
and eXecrauon for the victims and
ton for the yrants Loud cries Of hear hear and cheers
IL will have us effect throughout lreland for the Irish peO-
pie did know what was-ola familiar you, sir, and
methc real state Of slavery in America and of the
equaled evils which il inc for slavery wherever
lists Is the bilterest potion that be commended TO the
lips Of Let be presented in any shape and
disgust; for inherent goes with IT, and ufcts
oppression and cruelty wherever descends Hear, hear,
and cheers ] glad the documents sent by Mr.. Bros
and the other gentlemen have been completely
sweredi and. as Tor MI Moneys competition, trust with
still less Of regret the circumstance Of its being satisfaction
~ exploded. Hear, hearl Mr.. Mooney had been Of
ourselves who America his own business where
he kindly volunteered for this associaon but he
recognised the agent Of this association; and will
say that considerable audacity in Mr. Mooney acting
o. he was Ia our cause-for he did call him
self agent-iha he should dare arnsh the Of
Inshmen residing in Ireland with the doctrine which he has
presumed promulga.e. Hear. tell Mr. Mooney this,
that u he again single expression IN
mitigation Of slavery, from that other letter
his shall be received by this association. Heurl
wish the And.Slavery Society Of America should know that
in
winch he put forth lHear.l ask, there any
thing excusng the crime Of slavery IN the Circumstance
Of It's being inherited in America from EDgandl What
argument that to me, an lnshman What authority Is il
with me, Of the victims Of English tyranny, tell
mitigation Of the crime that II inherited from En-
gandl Am the less surprised at lie being committed, o.
do IL grievances appear BIT less oppressive that
COUNT Hear, hear care not who the Americans In
henied the system from; but this know, that they not only
Inherited IL originally from England but they have
then spread through Suites that were not 10 existence al
the time Of their separating from the mother county
Hear hear They have, since their Independence, add
ed SIX slave States the Unon aud would
wish 10 know from Mr. Mooney what participation had En-
gland In hiatt Hear, hoarl wish TO give every Thing i'
que and do not want to speak worse OF England Than
she deserves A ladghl And Mr.. Mooney cannot, In
these States, apply his English for oppression and
villany. lHoar, hoaf.l
Bot there be for otrocious crime thai
u keeping any man In sayoryof claiming ownership ir
those who made by the Creator intended for the
same eternity redeemed by the sacred blood Of tho
Saviour, made heirs Of the promises and embodied
IN tiv same covenant II the Son Of God No no mar
shall dare cay that such beings shall be made the
Of their feow.mun and treated not M human bcpps hui
the brute beast that expires and then have ans
other existence. Hear, and ohcersl MOI we do not oi
Il here. We proclaim h an evil and though, a. 1
member Of this association am not bound take up am
national quarrel, s do not hesitate 10 declare my opn
ions. faered In my sentiments. tCheen.1
never said word 10 mitigation Of slavery IN my life and
would consider myself the criminal Of human being
NJ had done flloar, and oheeu.l AZ an individual
would hold with the person who keeps ssy,
lCheersl would not shake hands with PickpocEeii
would not with familiarity the petty arcen
fc0undfoan why should do with the who moke
he hlo and labor Of his oowman hs property, instead
leaving u the property Of the being on whom God conie
red ghcsc gifts Hear. hear and cheeu say nothn
any pcrsOn who not engaged in The maintenance
this slavery system but do say that Mr. Brosnau had
rqht 10 put forward the Argument Of the American Consi
tuition being en- authority IN favor Of the continuance
slavery. That Constitution iolcruies slavery, bot doc
not ob,Qe any continue slavery. Hear, bear.l
doe. no obgo any State 70 prevent the emancipation