Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
I From the New York Herald.l

The Repeal acknowledges Of The Neo Revolution
in Ireland.
The fact is the repeal agitation is becoming some
what enough, at all events, attract
the marked attention OF the Government of England.
All over the South and West Of Ireland, the people
are meeting in hundreds OF thousands, and adj
dressed by O'Connell and his numerous tail, in
speeches Of The violent and inhammaory charac-
ter The Catholic Clergy have also come openly into
the field and welding all their ecclesiastical in
luence in favor Of The revolutionary movement. In
the early part of last month repeal meeting held
at Muiugar, which was attended by upwards Of l20,-
900 persons. After the meeting, about 400 sal down
TO public dinner, at which Catholic Bishop pre-
sded and great number of the Clergy were amongst
the guests. Some people under the impression
tina, several of the Bishops dsupproved of the agta
ton, but this discovered to be quite erroneous
idea on this occasion for, the health of one Of
the Bishops presen. CDR Hggins being proposed, he
said
81 wish 10 state, that have every reason TO be-
eve, | may add, that know, that every Catholic
Bishop in Ireland, without exception is ardent
Repeater. Enthusiastic cheers, which lasted seve-
raj minutes, and in which Mr.. OConnell heartily
ioined)
"Mr. O'ConneIl-I4et Bobby Peel hear that IRE.
ne wed cheers.)
His Lordshp proceeded
81 know that virtually you all have TO be-
leye that the Bishops of ireland were Repeaers but
have again formally TO announce TO you thai,
they have oil declared themselves SUCH and that
from shore 10 shore now all Repeales. (Great
| cheering)
"Nlr o Connell-That is the best news ever heal
| (Cheers)
"Hs Lordship proceeded-Perhars should confinc
myself 10 these observations far the body
cerned 10 which have the honor TO belong, but !
cannot sit down without advertng also TO the
which that body would have, and would be determined
to exert in of that foolish minister, who presdes
over the faed des,nes OF country would have
dared 10 put his threat into execution. ("lear hear
and cleers) | FOR defy all the ministers OF Eng.
land to put down the agitation in The diocese OF
Ardagh (Mr o Cornell, ''Hurrah now for the re.
peal") If they attempt, my friend 10 rob of the
daylight which is, believe, common 10 all, and pre-
ven, US from assembling in The open fields, will
tire 10 our chapels, and will suspend all other in
s,ruction in order devote all time aching the
people to be Repealers in spite Of them. (Cheers.)-
| If they beset our temples, and mix people with
spies will prepare our people for the circumstances
and if they bring us for that 10 the scafold, in dying
for the cause Of our country. will bequea,h our
wrongs TO successors. (The entire assembly here
rose and continued cheering in the enthusiastic
manner for several minutes Let them try that expe
rment if they will. ('Hear, hear, and cheers They
are too keen-they are determined 10 go on with ns.
diousness, to give fair play at dying for our
country. (Renewed peals of appause) No. they would
moi do il; and, therefore, justified in saying, thai
the bishops OF Ireland and the people who CO operate
with them, despite all human ingenuity, and all the
malignity of British councils have within their grasp