The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

&c toe Corn Excnangt Du0lsn. on 81 u4aa..
~ he Pu,Pose Of isvousiag as adhesen.s
With his views Of the debl on Iei1ad-
Tie made along speech on thoapf cscnf sra. &
~ ptuies, The posili0n VI the II ui-.rV. aud
+ me p0speci Of repeal IL speae. IA h.
most exulting tone. 81 his own strength and
tho weakness Of his ADVERSE. IS. and pn,.e.-
scd - regard the Success Of las m1ven "a
~ auquesiionlbie, "a. eSihe sentiments llcs
Dad been uttered IN Ne House 81 Commons.
Aliud'ng 10 the exullanou with waich .e
lead the debate. he exclaimed. "l'he only
halliday 81 my iiie that spent Tor the last
iefi1 years, WITHOUT thinking Of Ireland. WIS
gesieiday. The mumeni read The debate.
+ dism' ssod ali care ffun my mind. and num-
~ from "a snxeiy. SD. ne il..a- -
acucl / went % the county lodge of nv
ac1ond son. o. enioy the reminder u the a y
thinking OF noihiug about repeal or Irelnd
nd merely gloaliug with delight al the idea
ny lahOur being nearly finished. Bur TO-
afg am awoke ior Ireland again. (Hem.
bear, end loud cheef.l He-lhen proceeded
81 impress upon Them the necessity Of keep
1s iho peace. VI IN king new and still more
f'Eoious excrilons % spread fhe aQiiaiion
eud increase the rent, and concluded bv mo-
fNg series Of resolutions ombodyinr Ire
sentiments to witch Dc had gwen exp.es-
Wles, which vas in 4 stale Of .considera-
Die excitement when tlso lass packet lcsi.
though siiA rather iegerish. IS a. present COM
paraiively quiet. Bul the com trade coniin-
1es very depressed. che people are only half
Employed and barely fed Chartisiiss, has
aiken deep loot amongst them, AID The new
pcor llw stu cxcites their hostility. These
eomD ned circumstances. indicating an an
healthy state OF feeling, DO not say much for
ne permAnent maintenance OF tranquility
lipeace IS 20 be preserved, il must be BY
s.eai vigilance and tho presence ola militia
iorce large elough 20 ensure respect and
~ olce obedience aa
ORANGE MEfnrIls or rur REPEAL As=o-
CrArIoS.-fhc following document vas read
e. ibe last meeting.-
Sir-hnh sentiments of profound res
peci. aDd Feeling OF aha utmost sincerity. We
7ryaoh you az nc hign minded Libeasor
II OR common country, influenced by that
etneiul aud destructive seetanan spirit which
has peradcd so many Of The blended Pc
tesianis 81 Ulster. Too long have We been
9 divided peopis--i0o long have y0ng best
endeaTors been frustrated by crafty and de-
sigaing men---ioo long have emachiuaiions
q tynnt ruler been successful 10 set one
class Of our eoanfvmcn against another
class, through political rncor and party leuds.
Toe scales lave fallcn from cur eros. and
= whom We have been aught 10 consider
..if most insltious enemy. has ly his noble
generosity, become our kind and best bene-
facfor.
We, therefore, the undersigned Orangmen
oi Siewardsown. hereby pledge ourselves
fhai however oilers may ari, we al least VIII
~ longer be misled, bar that peacefully,
leftliiy- ioyaily, seldly. and p.eselringlv, we
---oferaie u.tA re Repeal Association
in their Efforts 10 eIneliorfe ihe condition Of
cur oouniymen, and a. psoof OF our deter
uinaiion, We hand YOU ule subscription OF
100 associates. We believe thelr object 10 be
& obtain justice 10 all wilbout distinction Of
coed or pariy-we consider ID 70 be the in
feieaslble right OF individuals. a. well as ma
tons, 70 transact rneir own business: nor can
believe that he Uao would obt AIN redless
iog q common enemy, could sees the aggran-
dsemeu. Of plulcuIm Pniy. Il Is god
lac pine pie, not only 10 forgive, bui aci
1lib progressive beneveience ,owlrds those
r1o have always hated ~. Sir, your mo-
lives have either been misunderstood OF mis-
represented IN ihe ncTfh. 80 laf as cur unfu-
cnco extends thu slall not again happen
As Conscientious mla, ne snail labor "
season and ous IL season, publicly and pri-
r4iely 10 dispel The dclasion wh c. has hiih-
~stc RI r.dcd toe judgement of our broihor
Olnremsn. Two oiour broihos were un-
justly cas- inio prison, aud you visited them
---clpiiEes; .ni ynur inho lnt sense Of JUS
tee disposed you 70 aprly sour mighty inilu-
ence. They are free. The magic wand
oflusiice1 wicIled by your powerful arm, I'M
blred the gates ofOnach jail; and our breth-
rem. JOSEPH and Simon Williams, are restored
% ihor families -afcI having suffered two
years incarceration.
I'VE vii not ngE enter INTO the circum-
siances ~ legal Proceedings ore being insi-
tuied against their upprossJrs; bat 80 long
az TIC wives Of the broad Allan ic holrsely
roar against our northern piomon;ores, 50
long vii our gratitude remain 70 Mr. O'Far-
cell, plci6caior, To- NJ. Fullam. secretary Of
The Dugannon Assertion. AID 50 long.
8 {. a. your noble Repeal ASSOCIATION has
sdch men 10 conduct its branchcE i raus
s-nd go ccneiliais n aparties. And may God
grant you length q days, and may his ever
ruliag providence project yoar efoEis 10 ele-
nle oar couniTy 10 the eyes Of nations. Is our
s'nccrc puycr.
DlaEcrIoss To CA1DrnArEs.-Ths Rich