, 1843-11-25

PIucking. (Checrs.) Perhaps there
would not be a feather left. CHEERS
and %laughter.)
REPEAL ASSOCIATION, Oct. 9.
Mr.. O'Connel! described his future
plans.
My course is manifest. That pro.
ClamatiOR has done nothing to altar
my course of conduct. except IN SO
far as my attendance at the meeting
yesterday was concerned. 1t certain.
~ did prevent me attending that; but
there al It's influence was at an end.
| did intend before Parliament sat, to
have Ind a Simultaneous meeting of
every parish throughout Ireland, On
the same day, TO petition them; and
those petitions were 10 b signed reg
! uiariy by all the resident Repealers,
commencing with the cIergymen.-
cannot nOwname i day for this great
simultaneous a>seMblage OF the iti-h
nation; Tor | wish the excitement and
Indignation raised by this foolish and
mad proclamation in the breasts Of the
people to be aSsaured before We ven.
ture TO do so. ! give notice Of my
plan; and on n certain day, Yet 10 be
appointed. every parish III Ireland
shall meet 10 seek The restoration OF
their native Legislature. Before he
next sitting OF Parliament. 1t viii he
necessary 10 hold TWO Of these smut
taneous ~purochial meetings oil u%nivrr-
sal Ireland. The first, tor the due
exposition of their grievances. and
the drawing Up OF petitions 10 lnpe-
rial Parliament; the second, to have
these petitions adopted and signed
nan by man. These meetings will
take place after mass; and the neces-
sary business will be Transacted in
the little yards or enclosures attached
to every chapel. | want 10 know
how they viii prevent our meeting
10 petition simultaneously throughout
Ireland, although they may prevent
VI meeting IN muliiludes.
70 arrange this, was one of my
reasons for giving up monster meet
ings: but | have still something 10
work out. | SNAIL also carry into OPP
Grafton the pan Of oar Arbitration
Courts universally. ia this | believe
the proclamation will give us no small
help; and soon all over Ireland there
viii De gentlemen dispensing justice
to all who seek II.
lhavc also another plan. 1t is 10
present hush estates beng overload
cd with mortgages, the interest OF
which is handed over 10 persons il
England. The object is TO buy up
the debts due on Irish estates; and
the plan is most promising.
Afterwards, again eNhortiug the
people Il obey his advice and hreah
no iuw, he sad:
| wIj! take tie necessary steps for
carrying Out my plan for the lofna-
liva OF tie House Il Commons, which
| uusi ! snail DC enabled 10 lay before
Parliament in the very first week OF
,he session.
Mr.. O'Connc,I flashed with Il
"Iiurrah, then, for old Ireland and
the Repeal!' The call was answered
by "~lremendous cheering, winch con
tInurd," says the F'reeman's journal,
~"wI1huut mtcrnission Tor LeJIiy I
quarter Of an hour Ia tie mIIsI vi
1t, NJ. Doomed sat down; buI mben
il subsidized, he rose again, and moved
a resolution:
That whilst we repeat 10 the peo- .
pie oil Ireland sur CONVICTION that
"whocver commits j crime gives .
strength 10 the enemy und Wui!e !
We pledge them and ourselves 10 i I
perfect obedience 10 the law, We al
the same time avoW before the mhab-
I;antS OF tie British empire, and be-
fore the inhabitants OF the civilized
world, that we never viii deslst from ,
the legal and constitutional pursuit OF g..
tue Repeal oi the Union, uutIi an l. ,
rIsh Parliament IS IN College Green
This was carried with great cheer
ing. During the proceedings, several ;
sums were handed IN towards the Re |
peal rent, under the Name OF Procla- '
money" MIR. OConneIi be- t
ginning win to: 1900 had been COL il
lecied that dIy; ana at the close the
total OF tie weeks rent was IL, 005.
Alter the meeting, the dinner wnIch !;
10 have Teen held II Clontart vas Il
held at the Rotunda; all the rooms OF /
which were engaged for the OCCASION. e
Ii was one ol the most numerous :
meetings OF the kind ever held in Il
Dublin. h