Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

uaV evening Ouo Ouu8a uiOse tmPOa |
ant ,idiags Of ratification Of the treaty
between China and Eusland-ihe arrest
Of O'COnne!i, Sc.
IRELAND.
Tar IRlsn AcrrATIoN-MEAsUREs OF
rHE GoVERNMENr The Government has
atleuq,h thought proper 10 take some
activessteps repressive Of the Irish aglta'
lionrbr the repeal Of the Uuion. On
Sundav 4 great repeal demonstration was
"a irays taken place at Conquer bill,
Cloutarf, about three miles north OF Dub
liu. The repeal Association issued rules
lobe observed by The 'Repeal Cavalry
Ejaculation wands and cockades were to
be,furnished TO those who volunteered;
and dthe notification, which was drawn up |
to,resenlbls a general military order, laid
down rules for the formation Of troops,
for muster march and paIade,' so as to
prepue as soldierY display as possible.
Il was ordained, however, that all these
prsparations should be for nothing. A
Cabinet Council was held, on Monday,
and Elfl de Grey was known, on the
same day, to have had an interview with
STRobeit Peel. Soon afterwards the
Lord Lieutenant, Lord Chancellor Sug'
den, nd The Earl Of Cardigan went over
toIreland regiment Ofinfautry was or
dstsd 10 Dublin, from Northampton, and
another from GLASGOW, and a movement
ofimportance was generally anliciPaN
ted,
The Lord Lieutenant, on his arrival in
the capital on Friday, Immediately sum
moned m setting Of the PriVJ Council
lors and law officers. They sat in long
and earnest deliberation, and it was dc
teSmined that proclamation should be
putsorih, forbiddin2 the meeIingatC Clontari
A proclamation subsequently Aubmlt'
ted, but disapproVed. Another was trom
ed, adopted and signed. 1t appeared on
Saturday afternoon.
Immediately the Committee of the Re-
peal Association was summoned, when it
was resolved, ON advice strenuousy urg
edby Mr.. O'Gon6sll, that the meeting
abouid he countermanded, and every
means used 10 prevent the people from
disobeyipg the order Of the Lord Lieu
tenant.
Atthe same time Mr.. O'COnnell dc
elsred that the government were now ag
hating for repeal more vigorously than h'
had done. aud that nothing was moro cal
culaied 10 assiSt his views than the pres
ami siep. He avowed his intention Of re
manning in Dublin to continue the aggi
,ation. instead Of precseding to his coun
~ seat a. no had Intended.
The general Expectation in Dublin
WAS thai Sunday would pass over in per.
fact tranquility, that Mr., O'Connsll would
be inplIciuy obeysd; that no person would
visit the place Of meeting; and, conse-
ouontly that there would be no occasion
for interference.
Daring the whole Of Sunday the city
Of Dublin is represented as resembling a
ulace in state Of seige. The Radaman-
Tins war steamer had arrived on the pres
csding evening with portion Of the 9th
Royai Irish Fusileers. On Sunday, al
lOtu the forenoon, the 3lst arrived and
were marched from Kingston harbor,
whore they had diseTnbarked.
There was no disposition TO riot, and
scarcely a display Of public feeling evinc
ed. Ii .he city itself, although filled
with strange and rough-loNking people
perTect quietness WINS preserved.
.vnvsr OF olcoNNELL AND EIGHT OTHERS
MV. O'ConneII and his son, Mr.. j. o.
Cannell. we're arrested on Saturday, Oct
N 4upon warrants issued by Judge Bur
toa. nm information sworn before him oil
ihe'day previous. Upon his arrest, Mr.
O'ConneiI having called on the crow
solicitor for copies Of the informallonS
whioh we're refused, his solicitor deliver
edin 4 de mand 10 be supplied with th'
sah,e Mr. O'Connell then requested II
asa'the Inflammation on which the waEran
VA issued; and, having coolly read i o
yer. aaid he was ready 10 give the bail re
ouieSd, and he entered into recognlzan
css, himself in fl,0OO, and Mr. M
LonQhlin and Mr. Dunno i9 f5OO each
- answefa chasga Of conspiracy anC
miedehehnor oh the FIRST day Ofthe term
M. John O'0onnell having done the
satna, The parties then retired.
M. OsConneIl Immediately caused the
following address 10 be issued:
To Thts PsorLr OF IRELAND;
Beloved fellow cOuntrymen! announce
70 you that which you will hear from 9th
sr ouargnFs, namely; that have give
an sail 10 answer TO a charge Of cousPir-
acv snd Sther nlisdemeanorS, tho frst day
OfnSxt lerm. make this eunn ounce
msnl, h order loesIufe the people, one
and al, le observe the airictest and most
petfset tEaneuilits. Any attempt TO dis
,-lns6 the peace may be most diSaSirous--
certainly, would be criminal and mischev-
Attend, lhsnI beloved coun'rymon, to
ne, - Itnl. .-.r--