Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

simon Williamson. jas. Williamson. W., II
zern. o, lIunt~r. ChIs. Piuison. N,,,,n,al ~.
I,s,n. J..In Farr. Robert llazz Teton M,I,,,, ~"
hanson, Jr. David Wilson, james Wiis,, R,,,,
Clements Thomas Hardy, wm Spence. W,Ili,n,
Th"'nP~pn. john W,IElhu, ,e. William WtlIi,rn.,,
sen. R,hrrt Patterson simon IIaszIc,,n. R,.h,,,
Nhcrne'hy. George LatiHorc. Andrew I,t,,nnre 1
Elliot WIN. Arhuthnri. Robert Arhu thn,i u,nr,
Vi D'nhell. Daniel Morrow, u LeItmurc, William
Atbuiltuot.
10 Dniei O'Cnnncl Esq. Mp"
RtPEAI DEMONS TIlATON--rbe \v,,o,
bird repeal demonstration tnpk pln, . 80, ,Le nm -.
BLybr'cken. ga Sunday lat. AMI Is sniI have l,
attended 10y 3OOOOu pcr>n> Tn. t,,,,cesst,,, n =,
nccomp 'nird Mr. O'Counel IS described ns b,,,r,
"een i've IA les H length. plaIi,rn was erected
'1p'o'e CT cant aiming 5000 po-surs. The chair
was "crupicd hy Sir u Mu'gravc, Bart
Tue vair"s pr,p,'-iirnns havi.s hccn rron,sc,I
and carried. Me- OCunncll addressed the ,nult,,,,l
at great length ond amidst luudesi cheering M.
speech was comparatively exempt frp,n The usu,I
'N'luhG hnd inii'minaiury topics but though uu,c
mp'eraie ~ terms. was not less con,leut and do.
e'ded IN tone" and he spike oG the repeal as certain
" ne carried, II the people only kept ~ i'm Tho lazy
anu ahsiined i"n the slightest breach of the encr
It's speech WAS principally leyc ie r the lis.ecti,,
Ct letter ct apology from Mr. Sicuart one Of tho
members ior the county. who declined attcndin he.
cause he was opposed to the repeal of the Uninn
because lac believed that ia c measures would bo
injurious 10 both countries aud particularly 10 Ire.
laui
MIR O'Conner Denounced him a. unfit 4, rc,r.so,,
the cbltry, and SAID that rather than he should be
returned again, he would himself come Erwar,l Il,
Oppose hin'. In the go Irsc OF ms s,iecrh lac satd
III nsiad continued To act urj isily towards Ire.
land' he (Mr OC"nnell) canIhily avpNed that A.
long ms she perSevered in wicked and infatuated
p,liey-he would rejnice H. see her ,rek-bs
wished To have her spai upon by Fruncc America,
nnd all oiher naIOns bui let her discard th course
Of action n dsgraceil u herself rs il is iniurious
to Us. and then he would raise her To rosirnr
winch would max" her the envy OF all surruundi'
nations. lie would render her irresisir lie i'm lie
affections ni an unpurrhisahe people. lie was
ready !" make over To her the heart and hands of
eishit en- millions Of people but IL should Do for a
q crsIderniioh. Hear, hcarl
lie would not take her word for paymcni-ho
would give her no credit. INT he would make a Ia
bargain with her, aAd if she ch To accept IT, no
would make her the greatest nation the fact of tho
universe =" lie thus announced LIS future move.
mrnis:-' lie would be nj Tullamnre next Nnuiay .
nnt the Thursday alter IN the county Wexford. when
he would prnre ed 10 Tunm, Battling ass. anu Castle
har, and un the 10Th August he would no present
nj n mnlhludinOus demUustraiinn upOa Tam Hill :,
county Meath. lie would put all their hurras IN n
speaking trumpet, and would lhen blow blast liza
would be heard ia the hall Of w esminiserl la the
, evening there n banquet M the Town Hall, at
tended by $50 pers ms, The Major OF Waterford 10
the Chair.
In the course of his speech Mr. OCunnell decar-
ed that that the most gloriuus day of hs exist
ance. Lord Sianly SAID that al the respectable
class uf society had joined the repeal Was thus
the easel They where he was standing Was
he not surrounded by the Mahars, the Powers, the
AIulgaves aud the Barrbns, AID all that was truly
esiImablo IN the arsioCracy and landed property OF
their cpunIry. clear heat, and chcors) lie could
NOT find words 10 express the delight he fell in fnl-
ing Sir II Mngrave jnining them publicly That day
The accession Of such luminous of victory
! and elnquenIly demonstrated the true character of
the nrnI; the support Of such n man as 5
| II Mulgrave not 10 he expected If ii was not
| based uI.Un Justice aud truth.