Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11


Irish initiate them IN that virtuef
"SiSthiy-Wo ask YOU to yourselves in all ii
"sys you possibly can to put end To the internal say
trade OF the States. The breeding OF slaves for sale
probably the immoral and debasing practice ev,
known IN this world. IL j. q crime OF the most hdeou
Kind; and IT there no other crime committed by IN
Americans, this alone would place the advocates supper
e snd Psesers Of American slavery in the lowest grad
of criminals.
power to procure the abolition OF slavery by the Congress
an the District ut Columbia.
"Eghthly-We ask YOU your best rxertions e
compel the Congress 10 receive aud read the petitions
the wrtchod negroes and above all, the petitions O
their white advocates
"Nuthy-Wc ask YOU never TO cease Your efforts unti
the crime OF which Lord Morpeh has the Inst
m America 'oi being the worst enemies OF the
color shall be aound for. and boued and eaeed to
ever.
You will asl. how YOU DO all these things. You
have already answered that question yourselves, Tor you
have SAID that public opinion the law OF America. Con
tribute, then, each OF this sphere make up that
public opinion. Where you have the electoral franchise
give your votes 10 but those who will ast YOU
! holy struggle.
attached To the Irish in America by Lord Morpchs charge
Recocct that reflects dshonour not only upon YOU but
upon the nnd Of YOUR birth. There il but way oi ell
iacng such disgrace, and that II, by becoming the
Kindly towards the coloed population; aud the
getic IN working out IN detail, well general ptnc
cipe, the nncoaon OF the Of the miserable bonds
! men,
You tell us, indeed that many cergymen, and especial
catholic ccTgynen ranged the side OF the slave
The Catholic clergy endure, but they assuSedv
do not encourage the slave We have indeed ne
II said that Catholic clegymen have slaves their
own but II ~ added, and assured positively that
lrsh Catholic Clergyman Is a slave AT all events
every Catholic knows how distinctly slave holding, and
poeay slave trading condemned BY the Catholic church
That most eminent man-bis Holiness the present Pope,
has, by aocuuon, published throughout the world
dcuncd all dealing and traffic slaves. Nothing be
more distinct OF more powerful Than the Popes denunca
uon oi that most Hbomnabe crime. Yet, subssts IN
more abOmnabe form than ms Holiness could possibly de-.
scribe IN the traffic which still the sale
from state Of America another. What them are We
10 think OF lIish Catholics who send eabO.
rate vndcaon IT slavery without the slightest Of
that hateful crime which the Pope completely
condemnodnamely, the diabocal raising OF slaves for
sale. and selling them 10 other
eft you be Catholics you should devote your time and
hest eNeJns 10 working the pios Intentions OF his
/ holiness. Yet you prcter-oh sorrow aud shame to
volunteer your ylndIcauUn every thing that belongs
3 the guilt OF slavery.
I'VE conclude by eonurins you and all ether ri-hmcn
in America, IN the Of YOUR istheandn the name
ct hunaniy-n the name OF the God Of mercy and char.
~ conurc you, lshmcn descendants lrishnen
10 abandon Tor all defence OF the hdeouS negro slavery
system Let II no more bc sad that feelings made
80 ubuse 10y the air America that YOU cannot fee rs
Catholics aud Christians ough, feel tins truth this PLAIN
ruth, that one man cannot have any property another
man There Is not one Of who does recognize that
principle IN has own person; perceive and this
nzes us almost TO madness, tsI you buang lrsh
scent should, without tac mitigation OF any pccunary
interested motive, but out OF the sheer and single love VI
wicNeduesS and Crae ard the volunteer &c.
tenders 4" the most degrading species Of human slavery
/ Woe woe woe
hearts, there are there must be, genuine lishnen a.
merlrs-m'n OF sound heads and Irish helrts-whu WI.
assist u 10 wipe oi the foul stain that Lord Mopet's
proven charge has lnhIccd ON the lnsh chaTacier-Who
hand &" every honest man, OF every and color who
wall sustain the oil humanity aud honor and ~cor
the paly advocates OF the saycry-y,hu wall show that the
ir>h heart IN America benevolent - rep.ec with clar
table emotions, any other cline the face earth
1--WE coacuie. The spirit of democratic liberty def.
ed by the continuance negroes every where IN the United
States Tho L. States themselves degraded below tie
most uncviized by the atroci1us ncon.stsncy 81
taking OF liberty and practising tyranny It's shape
The Americans attempt 70 paiae their inquy 10y the
tile excuse ct personal interest," but the ITs VINO have
deiensib.e.
"Once again. and for the as ,ine we call upon you ,c
come ou' OF the councils ct ic slyenwncr- and at all e.
vents, 10 free yourselves from participating their guilt
'lrshmon, call you to Join in crushing slavery an,
IN giving liberty 10 every man Of every caste creed,
color. DANIEL O'CONNELL,
CuMRNAS OF TIL CoNMITTEF."
WALES.
Tuesdays Gazette contained proclamation by tlt
Queen respecting the Rcbccca riots M South Wa,- au,
especially IN Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarheuzhire
strictly commanding a.. justices Of the peace, under she
-, aLd all other civil officers whatsoever, that they
Use Tie utmost 81 their endoavOT to repress all lIniulis
NOS Ouages, snd breaches the peace and to discover
aPFehend and bring justice the persons concerned
the roous aud wicked proceedings aforesaid " and offer
ing rewards al t5OO for the actual perpetrators in
.-IS its q! the person. Snl OF tJUfO
the discovery ot perpetrators OF the other outrsgJ ques
ioa; with promise OF pardon to all inionners the
| tdsl perpetrators.
! meeting Welsh grievances was held a, the sum.
init Of the mountain Ben Crugybaog, about two mile.
/ i'om Newcastle Emyn. Mr.. T.. l.. Williams u count,
magistrate was in the chair; and about 1900 persons
sembed from twenty-five different parishes Petitions e
the Queen and Parliament setting forth the grievances
were adopted and resolution passed. p.edging the
persons present 10 dscJuntenance violence and night,
, mt etings.
Two Of VIGOROUSLY bad chal A.ter were seized bv
parry Of London police Saturday, Lane H.. The
men, David Davis and John Jones had been concerned
an ni'ack on the Gwennyth isyawoTks few nights be
tore; and the party had threatened shoot Mr. SIUcombe
the managing clerk II he did leave the country The,
were privately examined before tie magistrates Monday
/ and emandcd
Rebecca aud her Daughters made their appearance,
IN Radnorshlr'; having destroyed the Peupsu toll gate
near Rhayader, tine I'D September. Some other lin,
Hulences have been committed, but the ubguouB BOad!
Sea does not appear 10 have obtained very extensive IN
huence IN Radnor.
The correspondent Of the Times. mentioning some re
cent violence near Suwusea ui great individual import
nncc, sassoi the Queeus procImuiion posted through
out that ncghbornood that lhc prevailing opinion tin
It will be perfectly Intellectual the Welch close
banded together, by their Of ciansp the Rchecc
exploits that no reward however high wl induce them
betidy mother"
ITALY.
The accounts from Bologna to tie - ith Sepember ar
most contradictory suy that the troubles
ondi Cardinal Splnola had asserted az much IN
thchuon. but the bllnce OF assertions lies the other way
NJ morning OIIul're Eds probable representation
az my IH the absence OF distinct and authentic news
"Puvote Letters from Bologna and from Italy agree IT.
announcing ih1t TIE troubles in tue States Of the Churc
are lar from beng end. The conspiracy in the frs
instance extended discovered without being crushed
and 50 many respectable eZgus compromised, tina
Tue number who fled have become, after the fashion u lta
1--WE hundred years real JqHdiu. Failing Bologna
they nude attempts 40 Raycuno lnols AucOn6; tnI
though defeated BY the Roman Police, they st abb,
Keep the mountun. iust the roads, end defy the troops
ms Holiness TO capture suppress them. WHIST argrayae
h' disorder u.s. that most OF the slnus who ~ PM
under BorsO de CafnnHu, und who were active ln ,h
troubles Of few weeks back In Catalonia have 900 r.
turned ond joined tie bands OF the Romagna the
thus render moro formidable PARTISAN. than otcr&-e ih.
would have BEEN"
The Chronicle rDnceiyes the object of the insurgents
BE- force the Pep1 Coyoum ci8ming the inter
venu"n oi Austria; ori they expect hat the entry Of t
Ausuons would BE- followed by Iucursi1n Of Fronc
troops. Tie I"pi. Government, the other hand. ,y
AVOID an Austrian occupaOH the Roman finances wI