Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

MI OCohnell. at an adjourned meeting OF the
Irish Repeal AssociaIio n in Dublin ON the Sdh An
yu.t. thus alluded To his refusal 10 permit Mr. Ben
nett tn be introduced 10 him:
MIR O'Connsll said. I have now 10 mention ano-
,Le, suhi.ct oC spme importance. IL relates, in 'he
first instance 10 the press, and | wish To account Tor
the conduct which observed Yesterday towards q
member uf the American press. (hest) n WI
James Gordon Bennett placed his carl IN Tue nnnNs
of MIR Steele to have him Introduced To me- l h'u
known who mat individual vas. and ! therefore te'
ircted al once, ~ ilh NO small lndIgnauon. any u lehp'
tp introduce hmm 10 me. lie - the editor OF me
NetU York Herald. aud, when pronounce ma' q
IN ,rr vile ne Ispaper does not exist ia the e"''e "
leriry world than Tint journal, 4; conveys an Ioea
uf a magnitude of mnmy and Nileness that e"ulu hot
.su H.. surn,s.eJ. know shall be accused oi
tr,duciny all The American new paper Wr'erS' oul
I am not DOING no such thing. Hear. hearJ ! might
n. we'll. If spesking ct The Satnsi or the john bul
n, ENGLAND. be supposed To- apply NY observation 10
,hr Morning ChunIc.e or the ESahiner' as !" P''ce
in the same category the New York ltefhld ahh '"
many excellent y pers published IN America. l'i'ur'
hear 4 do uo such hing, all, 10y Tie by' having
meuti,ned the SltIns the tiffany oi Nhi'h - NnnNn
\, .v.,vb,lv. I may a "a that L,rd Belutn,iii. who
recently nt .cked The IRISH Catholic hIrfnurhy, coun'
,euauc, $ mai paper Asl have alluded 90 hls name
1 will tell an anecduIe aUIut hlm. aii'r nearing
which. do MT think the Catnni e Clrrey need
mach regret his censure lie. M "n" Tine pad hts
addresses 60 4 Miss MUure Who was niece to the
! celebrated SIR john Moore, and WIN e lhlier was a
general m the B1ti-h service. Toe lady had The
good sense and taste To reject han, a d, ior that. he
had ihe bisen,ss Ia libel her IA a pnrtn. llleir.
heart But he dd not de- ~ " iih rmpunli'. Her 20
Iher 40 suuner heard Of the lampucn than he threw
up his command "a India. and returned hutn'. chal'
ieuged him and luUk him ont, and shot h IN Ike n
dog. lie recover ed, however. aud tic Whigs gave
II - - -. N..H.gT NH al /
had known at The lime hat he was the person who
had acted 50 drsgnc,lully Il would. II nobndy else
would have done a.. have gene myself 10 ihe prime
minister aud have enrrealej hun nur Ia disgrace the
" higs by such an act. Bat ! have icne with hun.
aud now come hack 10 the press. OF course. tins
Mr. Bennett Is NeTy ready with his pen, aud VII. no
doubt, abuse me ia all moods and lenses, butt new
er shrink from any kind Of danger, Hear, henr. aud
loud checrs lie will attack me wIh his pen. but
in no other Way; aud | cau here tell hin, for his it,
formation and assistance. that he will get euuush OF
abuse OF we ia the Dublin newspaper ~ one week
ru serve his purpose for SIX months. lLrush'erl Mr.
Buckingham the lecturer, no snuuar arrived az New
York To lecture. than tbs GDrlpn Beunru seui HIM
word, that il hc did not send him money lac wuulh
sbuse hUs ctuIe IN his paper' fCues ui SIame!--
Mr Buckingham, however. hat the Cunrage Ia set
han at defiance. and he prhlr.hcd uhe Imns icIon in
his book on America. |. too, set him NJ defiance
and / vuuI d not cnnsid, Z mysclfIhe TREND Of liner
y ii. while ! attacked kings, aud cmpcrpr'. and
great mcn.I allowed a degraded press To PISS win
out expressing fr II my ~cuniCmpIunus = IRA. Hear
hear. and loud Cheers l-LirerPo"l Atbioi.