The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-23

TIE arrest Of the Great ARilaior cxcitcs
Esod deal of speculation on both sides Of the
water
We suppose nothing serious will grow out
eft We have been 81 the opinion ull along
ttffasro werr political motives mineline h
wtft y nnnlfs unconditional assertion Of
tha re.f q Rannsl. 49, sl.-, 49, ...asivrs
would praqeui uvolulion certaiuly. aud IN
che end lead % a COMPROMISE. in which,. some
thiug lkc justice wouli BE- done 10 Ireland
hY kr.'1ad
Ous th'ug i clear, that both Ia tlio past and
Tho pfrscat, O'Connel has been the most
cidcierf paace ofieor IN thc Kingdom. Be-
fore he vas arrested, and since, he has done
more than any hired sold.ery could DO. 10
pfossfva the public pcaco--t0 maintain the
law, IN sl respects inviolaic-and more re-
markablc siill b agiistc to tho cxremcst
verge Of aisty, Without putting himself. 90
pcmittiag The people 10 put themselves be.
you'd ilio hno ot their constitutional rights
No,llnr indeed, demonstrates bis strength,
OF show su Robert Pool's weakness. go clear
~, as these facts which We have Just stated /;
and We believe. O'Conncll would no, have
hoon arrested, hid not tho ministry known.
h1to caur scllcd and commanded peaceful
resistance.
Bot The repeal question has soihinr 10 do,
go fuas we arc concerned, in making up our
opinions as % the course Of parties, either
With the wrongs Of Ireland, or tho prupr.ctv
81 O'Connellr arrest These questions
stand On their merits And 50 looking at
them, i seems 70 us clear. thar the Ministry
had bat Two courses TO pursue. either 20 do
Justice, and thus coucilliaic Ireland, or else
90 argue as the strong man Is apt 10 argue.
nIehi makes right, and say, eve viii yield
nothing Tbs first they have not DONE
They have made no movement towards it,
The second they have not avowod IN words:
perhaps they dared not bot they have stood
still relying as much upon O'Connell a. up
on themselves, save and except 10 cause his
arrest. and 10 admit him 10 bail!
Naw as that arrest logsif For months
O'Cnae.i has kept up tbs agitation. Al
Dublu-at Cogk--all over Ireland O'Con-
nell hti met The people, and together they
bad psssed resolves, and made speeches, PFC.
risell 81 he same character thar would have
beer n,de Il CloniaTf And what say iho
plochmliionh Why IN effect this. athai be-
cause. GO months, thls course bad been puf.
sued. ID because N. Intended meeting a
Cloniar would b productive Of sedilions
and lnilanaloFy lnguagc, and thus bring IN.
20 hatred and couistnpt the Constitution of
tn United Kinxdc ss By law established =
thsfsiers O'CsaneM shall b arrested. aud
chs holdlag ofihs meeting fofbidl No vio.
laton fihe lsw i charged. The attention 10
violate : assumod,all = couuuctiou---a COZ.
aiuctlou pui, Zoo. ~ direct opposition 10 Con.
ucll's language and the resolutions of The
ffIsh D. PIE Who act with hin.
Fofourpart, taking SIMPLY legal view of
this mafaf, u seems 70 us, that tho course
puuri } the Ministry STRIKES II tho very ROOT
81 haasom q discussion. What s the
ground az O'Counelf Simply, 80 fsr, ono
siilon - siainis pissed. W believe. Ia Tie
rsigu ef jsofgo H. lII. Grant that he Is
wong 'n this oppos. ten. (sud 90 ~ AZ Re.
peal r eoncetnod, We think b. is.) RTaui
faaI b. ioolish, unwiso, dcmarovuc-
auy tang you plass1-st'll The arbitrary a.. I
nal Of - right % tlscuss publicly The pro- I
FlieiY q repealing iaai statute, n submitted i