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REPEAL IN ireland.


The limitations on The pari of the Rrias
Ministry that force would be emploYed Ia 81
down The repeal agitation in Ireland, hsv
caused great excitement among DE Irish peopls
Il would seem Thar coniict IS al haaaE o
CoNNELL and his friends have gene too far /
recede. They maintain. however. thai they u
cupy constitutional ground Thar their measure
TO promote repeal have violated no Law; thal tae
have right. ia shofEs ,ocarfy On peaceful az
taiion in which no weapons bnl petitions "a
remonslrances are nsed. Bot The anger and
Iarm Of The British Government d he grown
discomfort and dissatisfaction III Ireland are
rousiRg the Ministry ID pu, forth The iron arm
power BY which all Questions 81 tight are ID i
sumseess'y disposed ii.
4 ne give az expsA. tom one Of Mr.. o'cas
NELL's lafe speeches Al The Dss.a. Corn Z,
change
i When The Duke Of Wellington and 81
Robert Pee: read on Tuesday night ii
addresses Of the Lords aud eommons /
William the Fourth, Rpledging ,hemseIve
ito maintain The Union ingiolate, the
studiously avoided the passages where
/ in they pledged themselves 10 remed
Nall the just causes OF complaint Or Ltd
fRsh people. They well knew thatthei
grievances were not redressed. and 7iha
the solemn pledge Of King, Lords, AM
Commons. bad been broken. But al.
Wellington and Peel renew thatpromise
Not iheyA They promised nothing. ans
they were HE boys 10 Keep their words
I daughter They did not renew ihi
declaration. 1fihey did. the!Irish peopIi
would treat i IKE chaff They wers toll
that some mjghiNmoyement was to1tsk,
! place-let il. They might aanihilate Ia.
constitution. but he Mould It'll them tia
they would have Asome troubls il
doing so--they might tfample on hsn--
they might sci him al defiance -but| IN.
less they gagged him be would speak iii.
sentiments 10 the people, and hear their.
inreturn. Hear hear, and loud cheers ]
Again he set tham al defiance, and le,
them begin their despoiic ri easures as
soon as they pleased, they would 6na
how soon The Irish p, pie could tesppnd.
(Reiterated cheers - coercion, indeed.
was talked of-aye. talked ofr-b0t III 4
once be begun, and whata response
would come from every part Of ireland.
ICheers.) They shoald extinguish ii lhe
blood Of the Irish people The last remnant
Of their liberty. Tremendous cheering
and waving Of has, Peel tbld then 8
and be read the announcementwith hoFro,
that he was authorized to make hi.
foul declaration by the Queen Il was !
lea ministerial lei;B they were ths
words Of the minister, not Of The Qusen
(Cheers.) They bad coerced her 10 g;vs
them power; but she was coming to Ire
land, God bless her. She was welcome
and from the momentshe landed, ever,
day, petitions bearing from 300, 0OD {
400 900 signatures, would be presente j h
her asking her 10 consider the question
OF repeal of The Union. CHEERS.
On every wall she should soc. 10 LARGE
letters, Repeal Whenever and wher
ever she appears flags WILDE displayed
bearing as their inscriptions, a demand foi
repeal. Hear, ahear and lohd cheers i
They may talk Of The Acknowledgement ],
the empire as they please, but the trath
shall be told 10 the Queen. She should
hear The shout ofrepeal on all sides. No
a day should pass over, that petitions bear
ing hundreds Of thousands of signatures
praying 70: repeal should no,Ibe putinto
her hands. Let hereohsent aid ID TWEEN.
iytfiSe minutes he Union would be re.
'pealed. England never conquered Us;
she obtained the surrender OF the arms 81
SO.0OO disciplined troops on the faiik d,
a solemn treaty for securing our liberties
but that treaty was infamouslys broken. 81
She took the valUesand swindled us GU
OF our rights. tell Sir r. Peel, (contin,
ned Mr.. O'Conbelh that Tbelong 10 a d i
lion Of eight milIioas--that there are I
million Of Irishne 10 England-andI,ei
him that he dares mol commence the strif,
against Ireland, CHEERS
a Large Ciapsk-A late English 81
per states that in The. new Roman Calbo.
lie church Of Corey, in the county Of Wexl
ford. the Very Rev. Thaoh.ld Mn.