Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15
Irish IEPgpal.


county Of Clare at which were assembled 100000 peo
pie, dselaImed ali appeal force saying that he would
violate no law, and would throw the guilt Of toodshed
entirely upon the British ministry. The plan which he
avowed call a Parliament 50 "a the rePeaeTs
amounted u three Millions and he added that tie minis
try were divided upon the Irish question. In subse
quent meeting a. Galway he proclaimed "a perpetual
peace. aud struggle merely IN political slrle, bOOdess
stainless, crmeiess part leaving - enemies
ly the Patry of useless aud unavang rests
lance This language Is very explicit, and uttered un
der circumstances removing all doubts OF ITS sincerity
The I-h and have resolved TO seek their
Object through peaceful measures aud 10 deprive Their OPP
p0nents Of all legal pretexs for striking hostile blow
A. Ir-hman they resolved To entrench themselves
upon The ground not only 0i natural nights bat the rights
OF British subjects and therefore If they iorciby a.
sailed while upon this ground, the assaans must incur
not only the mpulann of oppression. but that OF ,olat
British Government resort to force We shall be tod
that Ties are lost they do To th reply that
they lost If they do aud that this fatal al tentative
they vii choose the aft riding the longest life aud the
easiest death The days of aristocracies numbered IL
the BRUSH Isles and all that they d., Is To ne
gotiae population with democracy upon the best terms
that democracy Will yield. Tins they may 10y capt.
uation much of uha would certainly seized by their
opponents battle. They cannot defend themselves
long and must therefore make a OF necessity slip
uaiins for surrender with the honors of and the
retention Of their baggage
CConnell he viii call parliament when the
this number. If lie has already for among popula
ton of nearly eight millions, OF whom al bat small
remnant are IN favor oi repeal, three millions OF men
men be found. But whatever may be the mum er Of
IN Ireland at least nineteen IN twenty OF them will
be IN lvor b. repeal they understand that
their leaders contemplate aggressive violence, ami vii
leave the government the .nfimy of beginning bloody
contest; for majority of The IRISH protestant
the chains Of sefgovrnnent Of iuderend' nee, of po
cal TespectabIlIty aud n1ue will he sufficient
power the influence of the British aris'ocracy. "Revou-
lions 60 backwards ;; and revolution having be-
IN Ireland IN favor of selfgoyernmeni OF local IN
dependence it will soon fnd advocates among the whole
IRISH population excepting merely the holders of office
under the present government That the Irish Protest
ants vail support this movement, have
for believing. According to the speeches of O'Conne
and other the meetings, Pro;csants pre-
well Catholics and also perceive that ma
Of the magistrates parties to the movement. most
Of whom Proiesanis. We may add that the Irish
peal associations the United States, consisting mostly
Irishmen consist of Poestanis and Catholics
ndifrentiy. Furthermore, the Proiesants of Ireland
excepting the reholders, be hind the oppres
SONS inflicted upon their country 10y bad government. to
The destituon which his bad government has imposed
upon large portion of the lash population and the
lief which would lDw from local independence local self
government. Whit can they expect gnder the continu
ance Of the Union. but the system of hostility IT.
sh interests the system of Invidous legislation for
the exclusive protection of English a,eress which has
ing upon the donates of idle and useless a7entees,
stead of land Of plenty, comfort aud wealth. of agrcul-
ture. commerce and manufactures
We have often asked in Speaking Of Irish afTrs where
the manufactures If ireland Where are the woolen
mills cotton mills non mills Where great nal-
uficturing towns! It's Birmingham. lis Sheffield, il
Maucheslerl We no Iush cloths ~ ri~h coions.
no l-h cutlery. We recoeot other IRISH fabric tn n
linens. mostly work of the Irish agricultural peaslnrv
Through long Of EnI ash legislation designed 10
protect eXcu~tvty the manufactures OF l. gland
featuring capital aud industry have been driven out ire
band. d. any lush built ships ports. those
of any other nation d, find any SHIPS ed IA
iceland. and navigated hy irish cai Al En,h commerce
well a. sh manufactures. have heca crushed by this
exclusive uranpica legislation Of Enalnnd the work 81
English arsoeaces, agricultural, commercial and
FIGURING.
As iis whole system of rartia invidous lrrisl,ie,
would tc aheii-hcd by The rrprai of the Union. ever,
Ii~h PrJes ant who l. oi ,elplef who depends
on his own resources who would seek employment al
hofe for hi> al. who would promote the prosper
nv Of his ucshb'rS. tie best Of promoting hi,
own. must he in favor of this movement Liberated
his dead weight of exclusive legislation, the IRISH Poo
tsant establish his Hen and mi
hnlld aud navigate his slips, export his lash
iactures reach hat independence hnsiue whiti
now denied to Linn at home, aud which he find
~ IN Eng and and Scotland. This of the case mus
strike the Protestant population with almost irresist biz
irce; for areu idrtsed a. tier poc
tb.r fire. dc and reaches both fe ing
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IN proportion TO extent; aud under good government
il would offer excellent field for the employ .
the capita! aud industry excluded. VI nh ertil
soil. lis mineral wealth ahundlrt water power lis coas
ndent,d with haIbors. why sh uld IT Mt lie filed viii
productive aud prosper industry, and be- TIE land
manufactures and ships 1t might. and under laca
s,lfgovcrnment under Liberation from the rale of Eng
I lsh missionaries. It sciH
" i'll the British Government resort 10 force O'Con
nell say the BisA nistry divided upon the lri~
question; AID If this be true we may he assured tina
, they Will not take the risk Of q civl war Are the
+ strong enough at hsme for this With a numerous an
excited Iopulatil u, struggling under the prvaons pr
duced 10y the rule Of aristocracy they do not ci sui
Gently secure IN their position for bloody stiugal
witt Ireland They have too many enemies at hoiae.
feel safe IN provoking abroad. Al the sympathies
The English rafcais chartis;S, aud wings wit
The Iiish; for both Cling against the rule of al
Istocracv; and therefore the English macontenis m.
regard THIS ,ush agitation an important
Il cir favor They sagacious enough pere,,
at 10y union with the lfsh they much, by op
: position TO them nothing. Therefore must suppo>
that the two will operate against what both r,
Il gard as the common enemy and place The ~
tive land IN respectable position integral art
The BRUSH empire 1t this be accorded To them the
: last : national independence: and TO til
tie Brt sh ministry viii rasy provoke then
II -PhiadeI,h ia Ledger
:, The Boston Post points out a curious coincidence
" the history # the Bunker Hill monument. Both h
ginning aud completion mark the epochs of democrat
administration IN Massachusetts, The corner siar
: LAID IN lS@6. when Marcus Morton was Lieut.. Co.
eruor, and was elected with levi Lincoln the dcm
candidate FIR Governor. lis comp elton has iu
n been celebrated under administration democratic
;, lis branches. With the exception of glimpse of su
Il shine So when Morton elected hy single
Massachusetts, under cloud during all the time III
elapsed from the beginning the completion OF ia
e great II saud> the dcmocratic tow
uf harle Pr