Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
VOLUME 80. NUMBER SO.
Foreign Nous
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ue place; 1t was spot wherein demagogue might no ID
ciainatory, If not eloquent. Tara of the hills 90 -
noharehs OF Ireland elected and where the chief IS
eo bounded themselves, BY the solemn pledge of hon
Or 10 protect their native land against the Dane and ev
Stranger Wnat theme more promising more frui,f, IS
illusions, than this what more adapted to tho g
" uSa'or seeking TO persuade his audience that thev ~
oppressed by the alien and the stranger or moro ocl
o'euuiV oil ms hearers, who were prepared to be-
he'e HIM Iet-f our reporters account be true md -
nave no reason TO doubt this-there were other and -
ger reasons which operated bring such vast mnn,ud
Oge'her lie reports a fact that which we all ,o, b
Puc'ed would happen-that the uasubdued and uncbsct
Vi Tue agitation has been assisted by intimidation
'Dsns anu lrreslsnble-hat the impusve force which
was originally derived from the priesthood is now 70 ,
on ihai body-and that instead of the priests nIv,,
ming tue passions OF the people, the latter not unfreopen,
seh 'he priests into the support of a cause which the.
ue'es' mus 1t IS and always has been. The flame ,
WIS KndIed IN wantonness and quenched through in
becomes an unex'inguishablo fire. and frighfa
to those who raised those who Deol,ctsJ :;
Among the points which characterised this n,eo,;, -
wa more striking than the devotional fervour which ,b
G'u'uue Ane around the graves the 'Cronnies, ~
lS.I mere IN the rebellion of '9S. We do NOT nno 60
~ uat every one OF those assembled was pen,red ., s
"Ac NOSE over whose graves they then praved. b,t
cannot refrain from acknowledging the progress Of tho
repeal sentiment which this occurrence denotes o
AT aY rate, that the contemplation of the yors, ~ 80
who vas nor absent from the minds Of the many
wonid get the Repeal within the twelve ..roo,,L " S
Inc TAEA-HILL DEvoNsrEArlov-Havin9 iec, tho IT.,
W H Yesterday at the close OF the first part of the d,v'
proceedings, am compelled to resort 10 the Frr,y,
IEUENALs report OF the a;erdinner savings and doi
ivh0ias bay!on, OF ktJwn, exJustce of tho me-
60, ffr,30'e!ns 10 the tREEsAN, upwards of 900
.ot's were aid and, large the number Of tickets
'Hey were a. disposed ofiOng before 3 O'Clock '
<er me cloth was removed the secretary read le,,o Of
apology from the Archbishop Of Tuam, Lord French NJ
w Smith O'Brian. VI. p; Mr. Valentine O'Connn. RI ~
OF Io~er.hll, Hon. Thomas French, Sir NJ D. Beaty"i
VT Chates Nanse New Haggard. During the readine
L OF auOIDr r1frL
Wilton, and subsequently gave an interest,", to the d
oy heir strains recalling tic days old and giving nro;
tna' the music OF the oden days would again av,Fs 5
~ Vi Aard "hen the secretary concluded the prrsi
uTht rose and having given the usual toasts n-,t,cJ
anleI Con;c, and the repeal OF the legislative union
Mr.. OConnel rose return thanks and soid 7, ~
oe imagined that mass Of human beings were yeak be
80. ! were GiVl and courteous; it may be imagined
a' uey are not brave because they are subniiss H.
DuSle Is no statesman that does not recolect The NH,
na SUMMERS IN peasants arm (chees) and when Won
nI,npy mat might by vulgar arithmetic to the exsni Of
80 'OOt 'uV'uuO' Is the man a statesman or a driyeler
VINO expects that might VIII always slumber amdst ov
aees eontnued-oppression endured long and the de-
10 ao" tLenl 10 cure themselves, and not take
ae'e measures 10 prevent the outbreak which sooner or
ter wi! be the consequence of the present afflicted Of
Ireland! (Hoor hear.) say sooner or l,te- 49, +
venture 10 assert while live myself that outbreak will nor
take place (Hcar) But sooner or later if tbev do
evil and restore to Ireland her power of
eH e uay VIII come when they will rue their prset von,
r, u WI. weep perhaps in tears OF blood, for their
Wal" Of consideration and darkness To n country whose s
PIE WGua reward them amply by the devotion OF their hearts
anu me 'lsour oil their arms. (Cheers No il is perfectly
pam mat things cannot remain as they are Henr be,rI
GeS any person dream OF their remaining as they are
lHenT hear) No, in a state of trnns;tor r., :
certain but transition 10 what? To anarchy CON
fusion, and boodshed2 On, that NAV he 40 Is
hh2lshmen make that damning choice. "A transition
tranquility 10 peace, increased freedom and apgno
ung prosperity Yes, If England or English sta,esr ,,
common sense or tnge even Of common honesty Hear
may be told that the fau of rDisgove-,roD,
De attributed 10 England alone or to the Government I
aont mat much OF the fault be attributed 10 bo IN
TINS country who live in high and naughty oris,ocr,
usShcG' ana decline TO Join in placing the drag chain ON
the wheel OF State, prevent them from so ranidv i
uO"h e helg OF revolution. and check its pror.s thar
- my a'rIre IN safety and security all Hear hear and
cneers) There never greater folly than that -
u"u oy the gentry OF Ireland, who do not ion Us now
Suu cres OF near hear speak from this spot and INV
OJee' rom me top OF Iarahi sound not the trurpe
OF ancent fable, which IN former times was ever r,i H.
o' "v hand OF he warrior and whose blast was ard
around the shores of se1cr isle from IN, ,,o,i, rs
Dng.c 70 Dorega-rOm Conncmara 10 the nm - HI
and from Cape Clear the Giauts Causew,sy-and ,l
Iish warriors jumped TO arms when the sound from Tara
N telchsd iher ears .cheers-I have no magic blast of
mat AND 10 send through Ireland but there are those ,
Grams before me who with little manual deX,.ritv and
soOa Judgment and talent, place words the sentiments
'1 arc uIetu mere, ana no trumpet sounded moro
uuy on the human than the reports Of these gentlemen
Ue 'y meet inc human eye, and convey lesson TO
every man. that they resort not 10 strife bpt IN conc
aOn they join with their coultymen in the great eyo
luton thei Is now taking place. lEiear, hearj
lean ~ revolution, and 70 s a word that will be taken
10 have tho
Perosau'e OF the crown uneuered and pry
egss and augment the franchise the Irish people That
transition i what call revolution full Of LOYALTY 10 the
to preserve the Counhan capitals Of society
-and 10 augment, maintain and secure the liberties OF the
people lCheeTs) now 10 the gentry of ireland =
(hear, hcar) Let them first answer the Question b,v.
already put 10 hemis possible things can remain as thew
are-and defy them 10 produce ffon1 the conrcgate3
Hhons OF Inshlnen single who will answer i'm tho
aimauve Hear, hear) II IL impossible they sbould 70
main as hey are Why then do they not Join usl Isit
NOT NOR htees 70 JOIN US What they afraid of Ii
cannot be OF the people for they under the sctest dis
cpinc am even Of them myself and no general ev
er had an army submissive his commands than the
people Of Ireland are 70 the wishes Of single individual
,DT,It cheeuugl What commands have 7 over them bpt
this single one-tha 1 am Identified with them in tLeir
wishes and wauts' Ispcuk their sentiments and seek u
procure them relief. (Cheors) I have received dining
the present wcc, more than communication from bgh
Conservative gentlemen, expressing wish that Whatever
change took place. should take place n ny time Tbeyors
against The change, butt there s TO be- GLANCE tbev saw
etNlc while ! 1--we and possess influence because they
knO" thatl will get Justice for them Hear hasr1 Or
| asccndancy there Is no danger. Hear hcarT
would wish 10 the Protestant and the Catholic
shuy 70 come forward, and 90 take the manarement of
hs great cause into their own hands oar) Il perhaps
vanity n me 90 say That 10 would DO advantage them
20 do this while am still alive and have IN influence with
the peoples and 10 would also De m advantage To them IL,
nave satisfactory arrangement take place. while they have
The Catholic clergy az the head of the movement grazing
and guarding and protecting the Of the people Hear
hcar Ih moment may be- also regarded by some Of them
os peculiarly propious, when the presence Of 30 600 of the
queens troops in Ireland would protect them ANY
outrage mat they might fancy could possibly take place;
but hutl ON convinced would never sccur There can be
no doubt but that the troops directed by the Queen
and their commanders 90 take part with the Catholic peo
pie aud the agat0rs that they would oin with cheerful
ness 10 dong So. loud chcers.l Let them not think
however, OF my holding boz the attitude OF begging pe
uuoner o. them. lCrcs of hear hear speak Tor their
sake not Tor yours Though might be great glory
the eyes Of the world, carry these measures without their
q. diam f he of