Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

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Aud ireland regain her liberties with the sword
II TO be imagined that land iraiu In heroes in all
past will barren OF warriors In defence of their
country The examples the very ghosts from the
OF their old leaders in the of liberty. would
them TO the contest and them for victory lCheers
And now in this connexion, felow-citzens, allow me,
veteran soldier to allude to glorious Chief Shall we
in lelonds need another Jackson arise, calling
Green Ern the 6ghl The parents Of this good
old Chief Irish and he was aud is the friend OF
bishmen' Here the welkn was rent with the shouts
Mr.. President and fellow-citzcns said Mr. Davezae,
only remains for thank for the kindness
you have always shown towards me, in the
ond Of freedom and then read you promised.
my address, in favor of suffering Ireland my broth.
and friends in france.
He did IL was long argument. rather rhap.
sody, in favor Of Irish Repeal and in favor of demon.
sration for Ireland, the part OF the French people
1.-THE next who took the floor n young gen.
ueman, named CARR; the same, believe who, APP
pointed Consul something of the kind somewhere in the
Mediterranean, by Mr. Van Buren,, and who recalled
by the present Administration.
Mr. CARR said: rise MIR. President offer you
resolution, and intend, with your permission, preface
with few remarks; after which, hope will please the
meeting TO adopt it unanimously. / would also recon-
ment its consideration particularly. Sir Robert Peel and
that dear friend of his native Ireland, the Duke of Wei
hngion! lChoers, mingled with roniea uughs,-groans
and Kisses
Sir, ii gives great pleasure say that shall trans
init by the next packet 10 England the glorious intel
hgence that the OF Irish repeal is onward in Ame
ca. [Checrs The voice of so 900 repeaers the city
OF New York alonethe whole Union besides being
be heard romwill be cheering indeed suffering Ire
land! tapplause And how joyfuy will the tdngs be re-
eeived by the ministry too Isughter And to money,
think ye will agree with that is expedient send
that quite another way! Laughter and cheers.l For
tell the truth, her maesys money bags getting rather
low, and there is no knowing what temptation such
sum as we shall send overnight prove Peel and his par
More merrment. Now know Daniel OConnell to
be man of perfect integrity and good Judgment and
well know that he oH appropriate nproperg! And the
Duke OF Wellington soon learn the fact that in OF
ms threatened nvasons taking place. these $4,000 repeal
ers here this side of Atlantic may be taking into
sderauon the importance OF Canada, and Canada affairs
which are now believe somewhat embarrassed, Deafen-
ing cheersI All this will doubt rejoice his Dukeship
and Sir Robert nightly The messenger who carries il
VIII OF course be knighted, perhaps ennobed! Laughl
nor VIII II lessen their To learn also thRt the British To-
y press IN this city, had come their aid, in this
ty most CALAMITY conducted by the men, who
prominent opposors of the war; and friends the Hart
ford Convention projects. tCheers.l
And tins reminds me- sir, of a duty the other
portion OF the press of this city How have they acted sir
IN this emergency They have boldly and brave
w. IN favor OF suffering Ireland and Repeal The Herald
has given home hus but 1t is in the main tavora
bic 10 The "Tnbuno" has displayed in behalf
OF this movement soul bigger than the whole OF his body
aud the Pebian has nailed its colos the mast in de.
fence OF the cause. lCheers.l
And now sir, doubt shall be hearing rcmon.
sances on the part of tho British Government addressed
10 our against these the friends
OF Repeal IN Ireland. Sir Robert Peel will find this "hard
ease TO deal with He will discover that in this country
the cause OF Ireland is the OF Liberty and Humanity;
that the rights and liberties OF ireland rs dear in
eyes; as those OF the oppressed Poles Greeks Anne
mean slaves the of his own country In favor
OF all these she has associations while she is and
holds commercial relations with Russia and Turkey and
the United States And here sovereign people in their
might OF millions CLAIM the night which she chooses
10 exercised holding meetings and forming associations,
IN favor OF oppressed humanity wherever be found
Loud applause. What their Worlds Convention
held, not long ago. London What was il design and
what ITS obee-it not TO array portion Of thus mighty
empire against another Let hear more, then,
our interference - Let Sir Robert Peel be careful what
kind OF language he uses ne may find thousands
OF American bayonets gitteng before the walls Of Quebec
ere long! Hear! hear aud of cheering and wells
of npplause.l
And there another consideration SIR which very Of
ten thrown up against by those who opposed this
movement we are told that the pursuing
VIII inevitably tend urge Ireland her ruin Now
Is 1t TO be for moment believed that such o..
COnne and Steele desperately wicked and I'M
prnciped counsel that could the ruin
OF their own, their native, their beloved land mo- no
from all sides We shall be crushed first encounter
say such We answer them, Steele answered Peel
LET THEM TRY IT, II DAEE" Tremendous cheers.l
Why my friends, Is it that the whole OF
Europe secretly aayed against England and knows
that The INST movement she should make upon Ireland
would precpitate the World upon herr And will 90 to
war; And with lrelandl Cnes Of 'No" She dare not')
No, no. she dare not Ireland achieve her ndepen-
dence. On every side she will find helping hand. Men
money and materials will be plentiful supplied from France;
and this Is not ALL for the L. :. able
To Withstand the demand that will be made upon it bv Its
citizens 10 be permitted to march against the Cunadas -
her threatened invasion! She almost bankrupt
She has got herself into position in which she
still "a voice: "Then let her lay down, Cd dn her!)
And how long could she stand war; What would be the
effect upon oil her foreign possessions and tradehose Of
India particularly They would be- Off by such war;
completely And do such facts these bear asser-
non that we are urging ireland her run Dare Eng
land invade herl From the bottom OF my Utmost soul
sincerely hope the attempt may be made Great
ton; cheers, cries of shear" &c.
But where is the force FROM England has but
troops, all he
Will she attempt to raise army for the purpose homel
Let her uy NJ Why with oil the force she
mand she cannorkeep the four millions of Charss quet
and the rst gun fired Ireland brings them sde
to fight with US, for emancipation from the British yoke
VIII she look to Canada, for troops7 Hardly! From her
COlOnIesk That will do They must stay where they
defend Canada and the Colonies And where them
zone OF the officers Of the meeting, From Helr None
but the noodle Of Bobby Peel can tell! aughter1 And
the Duke-he suppose, IS TO take the command Of this
great invading army-when II Is rased But will England
attempt any such ouragel OConne says she dare not
Formy part, hope she may. She will never get what she
wants till there u a fight Intense excitement with cries
OF Fight Fight") The concession Of Irish Independence
must be forced from her! Tremendous upplause Yes
Just as we forced from her the acknowledgement Of ours
(Renewed cheers)
Besides, sir, a debt to England which we must
pay, add which all the Treaty making powers in the world
cannot arrange. Wehave oencroachmens and in
suits, witness for example the capture Of the Sandwich
slands to account for with her and do believe there
u AT this moment single member Of the Cabinet Of Wash
ngOn who, II he would speak has honest convictions
nnd Dclei, would say, that he believed contest between
England and the United States be much longer put of
Cheers Ameriee has but general pervnding feeling
SIR, towards England say boldly came here to-day
70 speak the truth and that feeling s deadly uneOInpTO
Mining HTGeoHeiieaJie hGfTed! icar. hear) agree sir
fully with sentiment uttered last winter, in the Senate
the United STATES, by Thomas Hart Benton Of Missouri
lie said thai he believed that the then living ave
and with beard upon his face. too, who would before
ho died, American army in Ireland, and an American
general walking the streets u London. fVocferous acca
nations Of aPPause Sir, lofer you the following resolu
ton
THE resolution declares te position taken by the speaker
throughout his remarks: that the opinion Of this meet
ing that England inyades Ireland she will do with h,
assured loss Of the Canadas by American arms.
The resolution Of Mr.. Carr put and carried by acca
nation.
Mr. GASsEyoRr MELymLE, twhose Grst debut as a pub.
c orator was in favor Of Doff the Rhode Island runaway
SAID lew words but u dark the stage per
NIT the reporter to follow him very accurately. He did
soy much That was new but alluded Charles Carroll Of
Cauoton, General Montgomery, and other Irshmen WIN,
had benefited America, support Of the position that
too as Americans, ought 70 sustain Ireland n this he
extremity lie spoke also Of the scorn md indignation
and contempt he felt FOR England and her Irish policy;
That America had hi