Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12
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IRISH Repeal !Nsetines.--Mr. O'Con
ncii's laic speech dcuouIcius slavery and
>lure holders in The bi;lerr't terms; /; de-
ciaring ina, he and the Repeal cause wan.
ted none Of ,heir boodslaiGed money; that
he would as soou shaae hands with a puck.
POCKET as q slave holder; that the Repeal
cause was identified with that Of the slave.
and rs suon as they, The RepcoIsrs. hat
carried their cause at home, they would
proceed to Inc Liberation oi slaves every
where aud dcnouncinc, also. the IRISH in
this country who tampcr with slavery, o.
nre no, determined Aholilorisrs aud call
ins on them To Join The AbclI'oni,ts in
putting i; down, &c. &c.-in aIl which he
was generally aud enthusiastically chcercd
hy his immense audience this speech.
we say, ha, !alIeu upon tie Repeal Asso-
ciariors of This country iiks The loudcst
clap uf thunder on a ciou!less day Anl
why should il have Louc 20! Is il any
thing new Has not The same hlackguard
ncndicart and demagogue said Us much
before Was i, already forgotten, even
at The South, virulen.!y he abused this
whole country and lis people bu, few
years ago, on account Of its slavery! Has
Bishop England's Letter TO him, OF strong
and Just rehuke, been entirely forgotten !,
Aud could i, be unh huown 10 any. thar he
has f,r years been in The harit. before CIV
lug his hand 10 any American introduced
10 him, of asking II !.c was stakeholder
or no, al Ahuii,ioHist, and. if answered IN
the affirmative. turning his back GA hlm
in The most contcmpiuous maDncr
Well, these things were already for
gotten. or disrcgar'icd, it was fortunate,
yea. perhaps Presidential, especially Tor
The South, that he thus repeated The out
rage at time when uc;hiu.; else seemed
lLely 10 fcstrain our rcup!e within the
bouods Of duty aud propfie;y. The Char
lesion Repeal AssOcia'ion has dishanded,
and divided its funds between The Sisters
of .lcrcy aud the Ladies Fuel Society !:
The Baltimore Association has passed re.
solutions Of great scorn and Indignation
against O'Councll anG all ahe,tors IN his
outage; and the New. York Association
has been much agi,aed. hi, tampers with
the matter, and seems l!aely to tolerate ii.
Every Association in The Country ought
10 follow .hc example of the CharicS.ur
one, and every !;i,h im "ricaa c's.Er1 Il
trst his lo, at; ID -9a1 !al'h ny the ex.
prcs,,ou Of sentiments similar Ia itr r.,
lowing, as dccla~ed hvaa '''ihnaa II Inc
dis ,I,ug %! ,no Ch:.s!r,;on Association:
One of the speakers remarked that al-
though bora 10 IRELAND. he was hy his od.h
of allegiance aEi the Ties Of gratitude, in-
,ercs,. duty and Affection. 10 Snov now, IN
question like tie present, no other ap-
peIIa,iou but,his: lie was al 1mcricas,
I Cgro!inian Her enemies are lis cac'
mles--t!cr friends arc his fricrds-und, il
auy mnu would dare 10 address him as an
I,ishmnn. in reference 10 this daring ir
suit. he would i'm his face, n;crrup.
ted 4 stalwart lrishmsn.l no! my friend
suid The. speaker. would ciriHy ;cll him
he was a fool that he was either igno
rant himself. or thought me so. We kDow
our duties aud wc will perform them. As
the alternative has been presented to Us
By Mr. O'Copnell-us We mus, choose