Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-08
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Clare was heard again ON the wild winds OF heaven, VII
the Ut the and the forces Of lightning Its
erfu light already proclaimed liberty for Old Ireland,
frightened Wellington OF Waterloo and his condant Pee
the spinning Jenny leheers and augherl They did III
before, and he would say that though he was not born
Clare he had claims upon it, for the blood Of his family
shed among them, and the remains Of inferred in the
country The remains Of inferred in their county,
The remains OF his ancestors in Glare; and Gene
OConnel who commanded division Of Irish Anghru
who struck but remained firm his post and died f.
Ireland was buried i'm lnagh. their country His bone
cposed in their last resting place, but the spirit which
mated him still living in his descendant great ehec)
ave tread the land that bore
Our Green flag lu,ters o'erus-
The friends have tried by side,
And the foes we hate before u.s.
loud checrsl Yes the green foliage Of Clare spea
out before them Peel and Wellington the foes which
they haed and were quaing beneath their exeronsthei
banner was waving the summit OF the lofes hill in Ire
land and let him the hand that would bring dowi
cheersl The force with which they contended for
cipaon tenth Of the power which then
played through the land For the last he address
cd two millions OF mencheerul, healthy chipping, deter
mined and peaceabe men-myriads whose arms suu,ber
cd with more than giants strength the fables and whose
physical power able conquer Europe and Asia loud
cheersl The magic Of their might was irresistible 70,
there was thing which made them sure OF conquest
and that was the fact that although physical force
used TOR their enemies should begin yet would
agood defence [hear, hear. and cheers.
They would not violate the law they would exceed the
attack them, and there, he would ask any
who would Join him such day that, Tremendous
would
prophesy again, once They would be attacked
and OF the why he leading phy
steal force and of Ireland demonstrate the folly
OF the manac OF the lunnc keeper, who would think
attacking brave, virtuous peaceabe loyal peo
pie those of Ireland cheer At the the eman.
cpanon Wellington in the House Of Lords declared they
should be emancpated The duke has been ceebra
ted in songs, and rhymes and ballads which never
true OF himlndeed, except those by himself 9TH
ers, they were all romantic fablesMoore had said there
was not "a dishonorng blot Wengtons brow;'
ul rish
people stood by him. AL his battles and mtsy glory were
gained by lsh vaour and in the Peninsula he composed
brigade OF three lrsh regiments which he placed under
the command Of Sir Rufanc Donkn, containing 1000
OF that number 500 Of them lay dead the field of battle
but 1t was the field Of victory-and Weingons glory
purchased with their blood, (cheers) lie made
duke for all that and the first he gave House Of
Lords was against the Catholics OF Ireland (groans
Was not triumphant thing to declare the foul and f-
lid blot on Lord Welngton's NAME speaking in the pre-
sence OF those who beat him heartily and will do again
(cheers The English Chancellor said they aliens
in blood, religion and language, and he MIR. oConneD
would accept his description. He would say the Saxon
was his alien in blood by births let him profess any re
gon he pleased, but lrshmen should belong TO shmen-
Ii was necessary for an English Parliament pass law
granting emancipation, but the repeal
Necessary The Queens Prerogaye could revive the Irish
Parliament James the First did when he created "a bo-
roughs IN ireland, giving sufiages IL Potestan and
Ennis was OF the bad bargains laugh) The had
arrived for her Majesty order wrs for the Irish par
lament and he assured them he talking magi.
nary things when he told them distinctly and emphacaly
tnat ON aid Oi queens and without
peal TO Parliament they could obtain repeal Of the Union
Ii the British ministers thought that he Mr. OConnell
would do ought against the law and the constitution they
very much mistaken, and knew little OF him (cheers
The honorable gentleman then concluded amidst most en-
thusiastc cheers.
At the dinner in the evening. he commenced his speech
thus:
! am proud man. I own it, am proud mani
quahedit,-I never will deny it. (Chcers1 may
be sneered At for the declaration, but i'll am
very proud man. am glad Of that gradual growth of the
great cause until 1t has accumulated at length pow
eHul and gigantic shape, that in its becomes like
the mighty avalanche OF the Alpine hills small in
as 1t left the mountain top, increasing down. and
bears with every obstacle, until. overshoOtng all obsuc-
tons, pours rressbly forward annihlang towns vii
lagos and lakes and alters the Ma
ture IN one gigantic CONFUSION (Cheers)
In the course OF his speech, Mr.. OConnel stated that
he was told by distinguished person. who had it from the
Queens lips, that she authorised Sir Robert Peel 10
his he had done IN the House Commons for
putting down the Repeal agitation He also stated that in
few weeks he had addressed 2,000O00 of his county,
men, and that when he got 100000 OF Repeaers he
would proceed on n tack. Abiding the rumours
abroad for putting down the agitation he said the govern
meni had resolved coecing them; they wished
coax the birds off the bush" ii they prepared to
the church from the in Ireland he should be
much obliged and delighted with the change, and meet
them in excellent good humour. 1.-The real sinew-the
arms" as Mr.. O'Connel says, flowed in abundance
Il 200 at Ennis, Coco at Munoe, and Heaven knows
how much from Athlone Sunday; and need won
der If the repeal for the week far $4,000
ENGLAND.
The annual meeting Of Odd Fellows took place AT Brad
ior Monday week. which attended by several hun
dred Of deputies from all parts of the country The num-
Der OF mcmbesn the order sbetween 300 900 400 600
On Wednesday week, as Wombwelrs menagerie was
proceeding from Lancaster Kirby Lonsbalc one Of the
honesses vheped three tine cubs the spotted hyena cub
and the wolf nine n Of which, with their damS, are now
alive. and doing "as well as can be expected.r
The Leeds Mercury that Gin the borough of Uud
dershed there fewer than 45 widowed andIadies
and in tue town alone there IL BY far the greater por
ton Of them are young handsome, and intelligent and pos
sesnH homes and connections that would be 'godsend'
TO aspiring and presevsrns bachsor."
The Royal West India mail steamer Trent, Commander
Boxer, arrived a Falmouth Saturday monin at2 n m
with the West India mails, 30 passcngers and freight
about b6e3 doubloons, SO5S dollars and 2lS ounces of
gold dust, 800 Of old silver and PA ounces of
platina. Her dates aro-irom ST. Thomas the 2lth Nav
Bermuda the 3st May, and from PayaI the 10th instant
From Charles WiiHeT's american Nelos Letter.
PARLIAMENTARY.
The Parliamentary which this number will supply
unmporian After desultory debate in the course
OF which novelty in argument eliCted the Canada
Corn BILL was read second time IN the House Of Commons
On the receipt Of message from the Queen that the Pn
Augusta Of Cambridge about be married 10 the
Prince Of Meckenbugh Selitz Sir Robi Peel moved that
annual grant Of CO 900 be afforded the Princess The
allowance Of this money holly contested and though
eventually upon division, the motion carried by 223
to o. cefah hints and expressions stand recorded that
debate, which will perchance check the quenchess hirst
for English pensions which unimpOrant German princes are
50 prone TO display On the lIt instant Sir James Graham
announced the House Of Commons his intention To aban
don the educational clauses Of the Factory Bill When it
considered that the ministry have pertinacouy adhered
to the scheme and project Of this BILL the enact
mcnt q which essentially necessary their existence
and to the devoopeen Of the plans they had conceived for
the amooraon Of the working classes IL will easily be con-
eoyed that the surprise and discomfort OF the parties they
had caolcd into the support and agitation Of II but fnnty
disguised Let them soy what they will, the ministry have
not kept "tysto" with The agilaors they have tempted 10
brawlupon question: the issue Of which they have
tremendously abandoned
Lord John Russell, while he commended the amcablo
terms Of tho provisions Of the BILL allowed that the govern
nent had exercised commemorate discretion in withdraw.
ing H. Ills lordsp asked the government prepared
To introduce another in tho Of the nox
sion
Sir J. Graham refused the question I'LL the both
instant.
In the q MI that is useful in education and mpOr.
tani In religious tuition, why did Lord Russell church.
he ~, aud opposed to dsonters his published
says prove him 70 bp, oppose with oil his might and main
measure which he acitly appaudsl Does The Wing Radi
cal partisan oyonnnch and smother the small amount ~
honest statesmanship that still remains within bim7