Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 80. is4,.
TIA, Repealers and Aboiifioa.


nuneiaion of all who tolerate slavery his opnion;
and the one IL is said ought to have conncxion with,
bearing upon, the other
The truth Is, that oConncl. in threatening follow uT
Irish Repeal with the abolition Of Slavery here, would
justified in his course by the agitation Of Repeal in this
try. II have a right interfere with the Domestic po
Icy OF Great Britain; Great Britain has right the
compliment, and interfere with internal concerns
There is escape from this conclusion And the
"Crcat Lberator" says that Repeal and Abolition are a
cause, those who embark in the former do with
their eyes open all the consequences We think this
udicous revelation will have the effect arrestng sympa-
thy, and will probably many thousand dollars from,
going Ireland, minister oConnes cupdiy;-or
that purpose presume the contributions, which being
taken up desucd-as heard any other assign
ed.
Many great as have misforuncs which have
afflicted the brave and generous people OF Ireland
Of the greatest Of them all, that they have
great asurc their desinics
thy the Dan OConne That he the moral
and physical courage necessary for the high and important
charge do doubt That he is mercenary, have
his testimony For he is annually eSiorng thousands
from the and suffering people, aud he uses the
ground that he could have made by pursuing his
iesson and selling himself the British Ministry This IS
pobematca and he has idea OF PATRIOTISM apart from
golden remuneration whenever il becomes that he
make by serving England than Ireland, he will
betray the las-unlcss unoward shall first lead him
The New York Express has remarks ON the fix -
Of the American Repealers
TIN REFEAL AND ABoLTrIoN.-Ou friends, the American
Irish RePealers IN tight place, and look with
anxiety and curiosity to how they will eXtrcate them
selves from it, Perhaps "the little Magician, who, himself
declared and committed foe every thing like Abolition
ism, nevertheless quite willing be thought under the
rose friend To Repeal, may devise way for their
escape. Ii will the OF his best Skill the
most reach OF MS art-magic.
| Mr. Mooney speaking for Irish Repeal in new York
ma in rah aaudh
to act as they please with regard to the question of Slavery
in the United States.
Mr.. O'Connel, the embodied genius of Irish Repeal
says tOfdem perIis, don't the assistance. this
glorious work, OF any body who is not much Adolf
/ ZIONIST n Repeater.
Here them, rentpayers in New York are At dead.
lock- They settle the point of preference in
their minds between OCoune and Repeal side
and Van Buren-or Calhoun,Or Tyler and Slavery the
other.
"Under which King Bezonan1 Speak, or deg
They must that there is minoing with Dan.
His hoyday speech, nicely, and quantity and elegant
cut and carved 10 suit the queasy OF half way
commalists. lie tells his followers his rentpayers his
toll gyers his tail, wherever they this side the
other side Of the Atlantic; that the of Repeal will have
no blood stained money 10 carry the good work with,
and by blood stained money he clearly explains himself
meaning, the money ct men who direct parcipatous
what he calls the sin OF Slavery either being ho
ders, being nouiraS IN the great Of Aboitonism
against the domestic institution" In brief American
Irish Repeater bc American Abolonist facto
OF he is none of Dams,
Mr.. Robert Tyler has written letter to Mr.. O'Counel
in reply from the Repeal Association of Ireland and
very complimentary letter il IS We publish below
Mr. John Tyler the President If the United States, told
tile Philadelphia RePeaers the other day. that this quey
ton he no halfway that he with them, body
and soul.
Mr.. OConnell when American citizen is introduced
to him, has way OF enquHng the stranger the
The a OF me aR99gs. ct such as ael u answered IN
skirts OF his coat, and walking OH staying further
quesuon"-And thus feeling, what will lie say the
adhesion now given in TO Repeal, by Virginia gentle
man, tbs Of Virginia plantation, with slaves upon
IT, his own properly Here's what he will say,-whai lac
has said,
"Those who commit and those who countenance the
crime of slavery regard the enemies Of Ielund and
desire 10 hare sympathy support from them ~!
But OConnell every body, may say and his
opinions are noe necessarily binding upon the friends Of Re
peal They who talk thus the first form,
the school Of Irish Repeal Whatever dcium comes out
of the mouth Of OConne is law all Repeaers and
he Is Not one who rebels against it, Aud what said he fur
therl
"SIF, HAVE SENTIMENTS OF THE RErEAL As
sociATIoS There no. amongst the hundreds Of
thousands that belong body or amongst tie millions
that will belong 10 II, who does in what stated
And that in this OConnell spoke than the TRUTH
was attestod fully by the shouts applause with
which the uiterance OF the sentiment received by his
hearers.
And now what say you,-Messrs Tyler and Son, Van
Buren, and Slamm MCBoon and Me.le, bryant and Hoggs
DaveEac and hooney-to the terms and conditions upon
which, alone you can be recognized true honest ayna
bic Irish Repeaers' If you the institution of
Slavery IN your own country the declared enemies
your lungs IN her behalf The decree has gone forth
it is decree Of Media and Persia, altering not,
And why lot respectfully ask, In conclusion do not
the Repeal papers publish this speech Of their great
ieadefi Every thing else that has fallen from his
mouth on this subject has been eagerly snapped up and put
into type-why this elaborate nervous and truly olo
quen eou7 certainly rs full as any other OF the pure
spirit Of Repeal clearly any other he ever delivered
eSPounds and explains the principles and of the
doctrnc,-why has It not yet found place the Repeal
papers Of this country We pause for a reply!
Letter from Robert Tyler 10 OConneH-Mr. Rob't Ty-
Ter recently the following letter to OConnel IL is
dated at Washington, May 27th:
SIR have had the honor to receive n resolution COM
pmentaTy myself aud my Irish friends in America una.
nimousy adopted at late meeting Of the Loyal National
Repeal Association" for LELAND and Transmitted by your
self, Chairman Of that body, my address, Permit me
10 tender through you, my respectful acknowledgements
The association, orhoir lering resolution, aud the
time thank You for yon kind and eloquent letter accom
IT, Aller the interest have already shown, on
the great question now aQaung land
IS unnecessary for here opinions and
feelings entertain that subject II have been over
Jealous ~ this matter must be attributed partly my
peculiar temperament aud partly the influence Of
publican institutions under which 1t Is my privilege live
We who ENJOY the blessings of government
who make our own laws-pay taSes-and feel
that The only honest and just power, the represented will
Of the entire suingonl peOPe-musi naturally view with
horror the disastrous results II unequal legislation aud must
be permitted to symplthse with people struggling the
nestmable rights and benefits Of civil liberty Will you
do the favor 70 present the Association my most IN
feigned thanks for the kindness and accept for youre
/ assurances Of my very respectful consideration"
ESb0oTdiH0rg Sale Of ToJaeoo. Yesterday hhds. Of
Tobacco sold at the Public Warehouse rased by Mr..
l.. Hall, Of Fuvanna co., Tor the following prices al pr-
vao sale, by the inspcctors-No. at S2S; No 2, SO;
aud No 3, lugs, at 80. They Immediately resold TO
Mr. Jas. Cray ~ S25, SIS, and Sand before O'clock
Of the day, Mr. Gray sold the No. hid to Mr. Poi.
uaux Robinson, Of this city, Tor SiOi per cwt As We
profess "a be Judge Of good tobacco unheststngly
pronounce II No. l. not only account Of IL general ap
peaunco and qualify but ils remarkable sweetness. Mr.
Hall deserves great credit the best tobacco brought
| TO this or any other market for many day.
Pieaswe EgewsOns.
Those fond Of these things, will have fine opporuni
~ Of indulgng themselves next week. Capt MITCHELL
the Steamer Patrick Henry, ont Monday Morning fo
the Capcs-and will adapt all HE movements suit h
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