Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

Marshall County. July 22d. w. D. d.
o'Connelr's speech to the 100000 Irish who as
embed in the county Of Glare. aud below will be
found his remarks at the dinner that followed, ia
which he details the plan he proposes to pursue Ia
establishing the Irish PatiiamenG
THE DINNER.
In The evening there was a dinner. at which. o,
hi, health being drunk. Mr. OCOnuell SPOKE ~
follows The majestic scCEs-ths awful majestic
scene which we witnessed 10 day-the crowded
myriads- the thousands upon thousands Of RATIONAL
aud determined men-the sieadIness with Which
they accumulaied-ihe facilities with which they
pass through your crowded streets each respecting
the other, and accommodating hIm-the quictude that
spoke .mphalically. even by ITS silence. aud tie
ardent enthusiasm, burderng upon rush ness. with
which they would have teen put mlO more active
motion. II desired-sli that scene has filed me wIlu
seriousness. approaching 10 sadness; il has made au
awful Impression on my mind-It speaks 10 me
trumpet iungued sf the approach Of that great crisi,
tina, Is 10 determine The fate Of Ireland for centLues
the app zach OF the period when II will depend
altogether on The manner in which we cOmpDrl our.
selves. whether Ireland shall once again be plunged
into ineiihble misery, or elevated by our virtues or
good conduct into the dignity of an independent ma.
uon-lHear The slightest portion Of that RASH
nefs ! spoke Of would ruin the entire cause.-The
progress Of that steadIness which admire will an
IallIbly bring us To succeSs -(IIear, hcar)-and
therefore 1t is. I naturally feel overawcd at The APP
preaching crisis r four coun;ry's fate. I am not in-
undated. l entertain no apprehension; I am cuiI-
WINGED The danger is past and gone by ami that we
have but To use discretion to sec ue our cnmplete
victory CCheers.l The exhibition OF TO day i, the
crowning exhibition Of all that has occurred in Ire.
land, and The meeting of This evening is "A beautiful
postscript 10 the history oftho morning. We have
ascertaned that the Irish nation vii $ The repeal Of
the Union. but ! STA ! dc not cease my eXeuInns IN
calling together thousands of others. do not cease
or terminate these exerIons with this dsy. On
next Sunday week ! attend q meeting Us muliIiu.
diuous al least as we had 10 day. in Waterfront; Oh
thai day week | viii attend a meeting at TulIanore
nearly in the centre Of Ireland. on that day I shall
attend another in Tuam. under the auspices of one
John Tuam-(Lnud cheersl-and in a few DAYS
afterwards, shall attend q meeting at Cnsllebsr-
I shall tell you what | mean to do--THear, hearO
We have already published The plan for The new
Irish Parliament. and selected The places that ought
10 return members taking up The population ia 81,
so there will be no favour TO any person. Every
town with nine thousand inhabIiania will have n
member. and that with the county members of Par.
lament would make 300.-I will request that one
OF these places shall collect the sum of 1901. md
send an Individual with that sum 10 Dublin. II
there be any OF iiIUse towns That will moi make thai
Z hhtN Nuuih hOA ueheTke 10 have Member
IN the l.ish ParlIameni-If the individuals that
would be selected are not ready to make that sucri
flee themselves for the Town. They will not deserve
TO be returned for the town hereafter -(Iear) 1
will have my 800 gentleman assembled in Dublin.
Their occupation will be 10 bring The money, and
thus make treasury, and then. ms the law requires
a., they cannot dissolve themselves; aud there is
nothing 10 prevent me from inviting my $50 com.
psnions next day 10 a public banquet at which no
person will attend but Them and me; and | do no,
see why we should not form u ChaI-oer Of Consul.
iation-n"t OF Deputies - 10 arrange the terms OF
the repeal Of The Union. Tnere remains then only
The assent of the Sow reign TO be procured. aud | Tell
you the Irish Parliame TAT can be revived legally and
cOnstiiuIiOnally, by The mere exercise of the prerog-
alive Of the Crown IN issuing The wnIs. and with
Oui going 10 the British Parliament al all. Il is only
necessary to have Them sealed by the Lord Chan.
cellor,a as Keeper Of The great seal.
A voice-Noi Sugden.
Mr. OConnell-Sugden would do ii at once. il
he were paid for it.-(LaughIe) When the Chan.
cellor is directed he will seul the wrils for the re.
Turn Of the IRISH Parliament. md bv the return
those win The parliament will he again established
on College Green. The Hon Gentleman resumed
his seat amidst loud cheers.