Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-16


clared the Union nuility--yoid 10 principles, in
null, because no authority was vested IN the Leg.
isature TO pass the act OF Union.
He adured them to act peaceabIy and quietly,
but firmly, determnedly. lie laughed Of the
Duke of Welliugton's threats, and said that brave
as the army was, Ireland, reused she is,
could. if they made US, furnish women =
nough TO beat the entire Of the Queens force.
lie announced the appointment of Repeal ma
gistrates and arbrators to settle without expense
the disputes of the people, without employing
the governmen Mt officers. His last word SAID most
truly that"llere thousands Of persons assem-
bled with force enough to carry any battle that
ever was fought, and yet they seperate with the
tranquility OF schoolboys breaking up IN The al
ternoon."
Such is brief but comprehensive abstract Of
his speech, but words can express the recep.
ton by The multitude. Far as eye reach was
sea Of heads, upturned to the "Llbera tor, ca
ger for the sounds which his stentorian voice
spread around. At every pause, shou, after shout
made tho earth quake, and he might well say
that they were "enongh TO recall TO life the
kings and chiefs Of old Ireland"
They parted penceafuily. Not one did see
drunk no, one used shtlleIagh; they met and
parted by the hundred thousands, ike band OF
brothers.
Lord Brorgham made furious onslaught upon
President Tyler and his son in the House Of Lords
few evenings back, when the affairs Of the SIS
ter country were Incidentally discussed. "A per
son named Tyler, said to be son of the PfesI-
dent, has taken part in the repeal ngtatIon!" eX-
claimed the noble Lord, who proceeded to say
that ''no aswerable for the fooleries- the
excessive foo!eres--of his family" Lord Brough
am, while thus severe on the son. sly led the are
the ''accidentai President Of the United States -
but he could no, believe, unless he the docu-
ment with his own eyes, that that funcfonary
had written the letter attributed TO bim in favor
of rpDpai This Dper is uonI hat
he mover attacks any one without throwing hear,
and soul into the conflict. and his assault, upon
tho chief magistrate of the Union and his frs,
born is characteristic Of the man
At the Glasgow Anti Slavery Society meeting,
held on the 81 ult., Mr.. IL c. Wright, an Amer-
Ican made a statement, stranger even IN is :
ner than its matters. 1t s thus
The President Of The United States is thief
and rohber; and reques, that this may be re-
corded il reporter is present at the meeting =
! CHEERS and aughier) state to you fact, and
! | hardly ever find American that has brass
enough to state II. Perhaps you will thick have
no patriotism: bu, ] have: ] am full of it,. 1t is
not America, nor England nor France nor Europe
! that Is my country, but the world. (Cheers,) |
have wish to acknow ledge any country but
| The world, and no country men but the human fam
| lily alone. Now, standing on The platform, | say
| that John Tyler, the President Of America--and
l have the evidence before me-sold his own son
u, auction. (Sensaion) The people Of the United
States, knowing the fact elected him TO be their
70. :" '..r" f''.."- AHy -,~eGn d,, IL pI tug,
and why should it be, if ii be disgrace TO sell
any body else? (Cheering) 1t may be more
horrible, bu. the principle is the same. No one
Will deny 10 that country that John Tyler has
children in slavery, and that he has pocketed
money for them. (Sensaiion.) The children Of
Jefferson, the writer of the boosted document of
American independence, are in slavery, and this
| no one will deny in our country"