Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-10
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nal aome little upce VI irckrry on the pan of The
wings, winch he did nUt understand " VII. O'Connell
then proposed address 10 The people Of irelsrd. vfs
novelty in il was reply to Two principal oblecoss
against Repeal One objection was, that ihep wnuld
he tah"Ile asceHdaucY the answer was. that t.Afs
was no daueer Of II that in reducing the Protestant Es
iabishment regard would he had 10 vested interests aud
The rights of lrcunhents that the funds would ~, BE-
devoted 10 any other establishment and thai the Cath
dies would have ohjer, IN dcsirin2 ascordaney-
he other uhact0n the fear or the landlords NJ ;e
contemplated "hSlty Of tenure" for tenants be rely
was nuc5 argument In favor Of the alteration ~ 3o
law, tending to the prosperity aud pace oi Ireland.
1be address ''as adopted. The rem, received that
day WAS .c3l0.
The Repeal demonstration at KILKENNY. on The 9th.
subscribed having been great. There were. |, 10
sad, upwards Of 100000 people present including ir',,
II 900 IN 1000 hotRetnen. Mr.. O'Conne in ad-
dressing tins vast multitude. sad"is there n ban
within hesrinel II there be, let them play up "God
stee the Queen" N'ufe than daen bands here play
cd up the national anthem, the entire vast multitude re-
naming Uncovered. At tho termination Of the air three
healy and deacang cheers were gwen !er the Queen
will nnN give another suheet cheer three cheers
far the Queens army the braves army In The world.
tremendous cheers) rhfee CHEERS f the frelr peo-
pie the moral the mosi brave the cost temperate.
qrd the most religious people tho face the cari-
(Great aud long continued clffriue)
Ader assuring his hearers that nothing could prevent
the Repeal being carried II the people peaccahle,
lie SAID suppose y1u have heeid al tho puke ~ Wei.
ngt1n aud Sir Robert Peel having come down In par
ane, tine evening". and declared that they would
prevent the ilapra of the Union tp ex pense s
civil war. We will not 90 20 war with them but 1T
then not dafh 10 % to with us. Cfremerdns
efeornf. which continued lot some minutes We will
net On thetripnsive. and haevn me. OF Kilkenny.
thera is power IN Furops that would dare stack You
nn1 the penpn n Ireland when thay iecns themselves
IN Inc RIGHT aud ae an the defensive only (Iear, hear
itpy threatened ns with this evl wafara bni we only
'feqrt = HEN, anil ypu at liberty atlfuph al them
aaain. (Checr' aud lau1hef) | hurled buck my In
9gEnt deiiRHcr "a them i!um tho Repeal Association,
and told them what now tell yuu. ilai heyer would
Violate TIM law. or enmm INV violence hut that
we hive hands enough IL defend og; heads, if
they dufed Ia attack u. (,1eat ehenfs) What wss
the consequence The gteal Duke of Wellington aud
thu crafty Sir X Peel pulled IN their tefns iule and
they said ihay did mol tneanto alta u.s. G.,ng'itar)
ln they have srut oyor % ol0 artillery cavalry usn
Try snd marines hefe AID an very glad af H. fr they
viii apeni 50 UO0 shfiltngs every day while they rcmsin
tho country. tGteefs) Il would be 4 kind 6f tltla
repeal If the union IN itself.
At the banquet IN the eseGirG Re a1i nlIufny IN tho
prrat assembageh he had IN the marnina "What
Nastc of physical lrer have we witnessed to-day
We stand at The heal ola bdy Of men thai. if organ-
i1sd by military 'aoa would be qnto sbundsn, for
the conquest of Europe. Wellington Ind never such an
Amy saw o.day. There was not at Waterloo On
ia sliot many stout, active, energetic Ne
say hcrr IL day Oh hal II will be said they we're not
ttsephnaai II faa tell them wle la d. yna will have
then all d,aeiphned IN an hour (Gfem and continued
eheenng) ID You hot think they were "a well gle 10
walk N order after bal II they rad r,ais ard
that they would he a. ready To obey tlcir repeal war
ie5ssa tthey called reoans and capains1"
1ho usual weekly wreln4 of the |, peal Association
laak place Monday the l2ih. ut ta Corn Exchange,
Dublin, \ Presbyterian Clergyman, named I1afy.
itam the na-lh Of Ireland Il eJ the chair. and IN the alb
genre OF Nj Connect Appeals 10 have played tie first
dldle The amount cf the rent for tho week wus
oaun,ed to be q ~ Ia. 10 8 4d The enlimsasm
W. beyond all description. the immense tiiuh uttsde
lie building lnining IN the cheers hom the ins.la.
"A AMI Repeal meeting "'k place Ia Dylf's on
+ tiday week. The meeting assamb's.s Of the
Orange and Uhrafory party IN The io@f aud he
speeches accordingly olhe usual SDlenl ''ns po
perry" character
Notwithstanding the excitement which prevails about
The Repeal question: the country is in very quiet stale
Tho Manchester Guardian of "Wednesday says:--s'Ws
eonver'cd last eveons, with gentleman wn has been
travelling through tho called "dsuTbed Districts -
during the last three months and he us, that
though lie has pursued his way alnne all liIurs TN
highroads and byeroads, thu III he has hsen al fairs
aud markets, in almost every part Of Ireland ie has
rrFet aeen more dnloncss experienced nute NJ ile
kindness Of The Irish people. then in tho eor4of Is
rcriol Tho fairs ard markets. now. he avs, very
rarely marked by any excess or inemperaneh and. When
he reached Dublin he expressed his surprise iadny
nserrs OF lrtliyn9 preparations going al the Castle,
the seninrl3 the Bank ofIfeland doubled (Which was
lone Friday hsi,) when ireland, ~ Ear no had
rem. Tranquil az he had ever knownit. Tie
nrrd 10 ask the meaning 81 all this and espcclay what
rflri 1t firth and he was informed. with mysterious
a1i,. lhati not so much the result Of the internal
of ireland tho consequence Of some secret intel
,en~r from France And in this WAY liie officials nf
he Castle rndeavori 10 susg for the dread
III r3Je Appropriation" NOW heard from end Of tho
cannity 10 The othaf.
It's said here that the honorable and learned gentle
man (Mr. O'ConnelD has abandougd his originsl
intention Of taking his seat in the House or Cen.