Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
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I,a of the Dls'ric' C
loss t e. The Territory Of Iowa, was called to
'e sa ~ General WARNER LEWIS, Clerk OF
/, ' Can't was appointed Secretary.
70 Iou, wilson on taking the chair. address
'uus' nss,;ug a, some length in an able and
'ns ", manner. in behalf of the oppressed
F@ q" n NJ Of Mr.. Quisley. a committee OF
y" was ~, appointed to draft resolutions ex-
.;ra of he sense of this meeting.
| |1,'s' chair appointed Messrs. P. e"'gley'
w Rare,s aud Doctor. s. Langwoflhy,
ld committee. =, r.
II ~ absence returned, aad Mr.. Qnigley, then
Tossed the meeting explanatory OF the re-
i movements, and gave history OF the
l'oss Of Ireland, with much force and teei-
! and closed by Offering the following pre-
HE and resolutions:
3Wurcr.s crisis has arisen in the affairs
leland. which most impera,isely demands
united exprlons Of her sons. not only at
No hut also those scattered abroad through
/, ,be dilervu, nations, and particularly those
,be United States, to aid herin obtaining a
heal # The union between her and England
,b4 repea Of an dc, which robbed her OF he:
Sdnnrur, and which now holds from Ma
Of aine millions of people. the right 'c
lie their own laws. This act of union was
.iaed by England by force, fraud and the
u mvhgale corruption that have ever DIS
heed he character OF any other nation, the
Etuy Of which should call forth the Ind'g-
h rrprobaion Of every honest and eniIghs-
ID member Of the hulnan family.
Ireland now demands her ancient rights.
asks for nothing which in justice should
withheld she asks for the natural and un-
uJied night 10 make her own laws by which
people shall be governed. This simple
t, tbs ac, Of justice, England has refused.
answers the demand by threats OF coefcl-
aud La, actually sent among her people
Of thirty thousand additional troops; HE
pie Of Ireland have indignantly replied.
have boldly declared that they will not he
red nor terrified into IA quiet acqniesence,
4me Submission 10 Eug land's injustice;
have appealed from Englaud's threats 10
sympathy, the sympathy OF Americans,
sympathy Of Ffeemen through the world;
ask us mol for physical! force, the aid they
pre- Of Us Is the moral power Of public o.
on, Il fofce al the rresen: day more power
than fleet. and armies, and which has Oh
occasion already made proud England
Derefre, Resolved, That Ireland 10 de-
ding restoration of her native Parliament,
pads nothing, but what is her natural and
brent right, OF which, she never should
been deprived; and that we earnestly
amcud to the Irish people never 10 desist
agitation until her parliament and inde-
e0Ce he restored.
tsl7ed, That if England dares to lei,
her hl,ed mirrions and soIdiery upon the
FneJ and deftnceless people of Ireland,
TGl add one more to the long aud dark
cue Of the most infamous and damning
already committed by that nation a
81 the nights, the lives aud The liberties Of
tOow-men, in different parts Of the globe.
esolved, Tina, ireland 10 her present slrug-
ennNed TO ME sympathy and aid OF free
and We hereby yedse ourselves to as
ef 10 establish her Independence, by ev-
a"4l means IN our power.
e'eo'e, Resolved, That we will form
Ives INTO Repeal Society, to be called
Ish Repeal Association Of Dubuque.
solved That we highly approve of the
az agitation Of the Repeal question in
No. and The different cities throughout the
:" Dates. and having full confidence in
|an0'lSm and wisdom of this movement,
Il! cordially unite. and aid in every meas.
1'ch may be adopted for the fur,herance
sh Independence.
'% Sto That the eternal thanks Of every
" humanity and the rights Of man are
t Is members OF he corporation Of the
" w D'o"N Tor refusing a vote OF thanks
nVRDEasss AND RoBsERs of the people
'A''''"" and China; aud that this meet
r"'e'y' lender them our heartfelt graft
>, 80 ~ "oo'e an expression Of their hui
ssd } That the seizure OF thu Sand.
'. by England. is another instance
F"''ca disposition, another Alserioe
h,, ' ,0a s 'N'n Assrine government, =
lvFzea r n," a'' force of every humane
d be .,s eo,e'""ieot throughout the world
If ma "'ru against her as the common
inns "4"A'na' aud the public RoBBkR of
s'sd' That We shall no, cease to pro.
Lsjo "' n p"''Ie, the injuries. injustice and
r s%' winch England has inflicted upon
bu, in 'u ''shts ct man throughout the
s ,oo Pa'uc"ldr, upon the brave and
,,1 r'o W Of Ireland, until she is forced
sen M hl p0'ao" of her iIlgo,ten power,
Is On 1 al '''o grasp Of tyranny, which
people with whom she is con-
ams s"S y; he report of the Committee,
sln and ",'son, Surveyor General of
nsms. iowa, and the Hon Thomas
ed ,b a'c' Of the Legislature of Iowa.
es-,b "es''ns with grea, warmth and
spJoa "ey We're frequently Interrupted |
epor ~ Sa s;'eeF'ng and applause.
y F"' oelns again read was passed by |
sIDn Of Mr.. Rogers. Resolved, That
Irn,'s " 'his meeting be sisned by |
Eps ~ I'D. and Secretary. aud that The diff.
!, aPe's throughout the Territory be
VIII, publish the same.
ar5s a u. q subscription was taken up,
pn,h' o"e hundred dollars were paid
q, u'hin head i'm front If The chair.