Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10
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khsdamanthus war steamer had aniNed on the preceding
evening Viii, a portion Of the s7th RoyA lnsh fusileers--
On Sunday, nj ten In the ivreno0n' inc S'h arrived, hnd
were marched from Kingston Hsfbot, where they had dis
embarked. On crossing Carlisle bridge tn proceed 10 the
koyal Barracks, the sssenblcdcrowd gave hcn thfec cheers,
which IN. officer In command misisking tor a hostile move.
iDsnt. ordered the regiment - 'hah,' which was followed
by "6a bayonst.." upon which the crowd gave three add.
uonal cheers. The regiment then marched quietly To bar.
mck. A company oiinianty occupied Aluo1touSh House.
siunated ON the North Strand. aud commanding the road
leading Ia Clontsd The guards nj all the military posts
were doubled, regular patrols established; the police ON the
alert Mt oil the stations, with extra men m readiness To act,
whilst additional mounted police pauoheu MI ue roads
leading 10 Dublin.
Al an early hour a large body Of troops had been march.
ed TO Cloniarf, each man provided with sixty rounds OF am.
muniuou. The scene which presented ITSELF there during
,h, dny INNS, have been highly imposing. A. you approach.
ed the spot, where u platform had been erected, and was be.
ing taken down by order OF the repeal committee, the first
object which struck the eye was a piquct of the 9Th Drag.
Don Guards, stationed on the Dublin and Drogheda railway.
Near 20 Clontnrf the main body Of the Guards were station
cd, the men oil disnounied us ON parade, and ready u vault
into their saddles at the word VI command. They were
nccouucd Tor active duty, each man and horse being pro
visioned for twcnty.four hour. AT ClontnH Green were
tho Goth Rifles standing at case IN divisions, each man with
his service cap and 90 rounds OF cartridge. Further on
was a brigade of horse artillery, With t"o siN-poundcrs ren-
DIV for instant action. Nearer 10 the sheds OF Clontat were
the l4ti Hu.san Prince Aibcrt's) and beyond the sheds
the 54th, foot, drawn up in line. The Immediate spot
where the meeting was 10 have taken place was entirely de.
serted, no troops being there, nor any OF the people 10 be
seen in it, vicinity. Along the cnure line thus occupicdby
the troops Ia distance OF four niles mulutudes impelled
mostly BY curiosity, were passing and rcpnssing during the
whole OF the day; and when To the effect Of the whole, be
sdded that OF the several shf.othces and orderlos patrol.
ling up aud down, we have before NJ n scene sufficiently
imposing in is display Of power TO b.anch the check of re-.
belion and palsy the hand that would have raised It's banner
in the heart Of a peaceful people. There was no DISPOSE.
ton TO riot, and scarcely u display OF public feeling eNiuc-
ed. In the city itself, although hlied with strange and tough
looking people, perfect quiomess was preserved.
The usual weekly meeting Of the Repeal Association
took place on Monday, IN Caycrt's Theatre Alley street,
the Corn Exchange not being large enough TO contain the
crowds attended, aud who filled the Theatre TO excess in
every part. Amongst the persons present there were some
hundreds of repealers from Liverpool and Manchester.
Shortly before IL o'clock, the chair was taken 10y Mr..
John O'Connell. Addresses OF congratulaion to Mr. o..
Connell, on the progress made in the repeal agitation,
from the repeacr OF Manchester and Stayicbudge, We're
read and presented TO the hon. gentlemen, who briefly thank
ed the dcputauon for the compliment. The secretary was
occupied for n considerable ume IN reading letters from va.
nous parts of the county, many OF which were denomina.
ted proclamation money.
\ Mr.. Green OF Liverpool, handed IN CHS from that place,
and read the names oi the contributors, many OF whom he
said, were present IN the PIT. and were ready 10 do or lie,
II necessary. Great cheering.
Mr.. O'Conncll handed in what he termed his own proc
ihmation money, Is from himself, fl from each of his :
children, and 2Ss from u quarter OF a hundred OF grand
children.
Mr.. O'Conneli then addressed the meeting al considcra.
BILE length, but rs on Saturday with an affected calmness.
He cautioned the Irish people against being enirapped into
any acts OF violence, and urged upon them the prupriety OF
submitting 10 every appearance oiiegal authority. lie abu.
scd the government Tor the manner M which they had issu.
ed their proclamation against the ClOutari meeting, without
giving n sufficient time 10 VAIN the people from assembling.
Such conduct looked as fit proceeded from a wish 10 pro
duce bloOdshed. Only from hs energetic measures the
meeting would have taken place, and a not no doubt would
nave been excited 10y some OF the low Dutch OraugemcE.
The government who had acted 50 were not tit 10 govern
Oakley Island. .Greatlaughierl The Ggitator concluded
by announcing the weeks rent to be Il, los p. Id.
The monster dinner at the Rounda on Monday night
was attended by about 400 persons, and, as might have
been anticipated, considerable excitement and entnus,asIu
prevailed on the occasion. The speeches Of Mr.. O'Conncl
were more than usually animated. bat contained no further
intimnuon rs 10 the intended future movements OF the re-
peal party than was conveyed in the speech which he dcliy.
cred at the weekly meeting Of the association.
REPEAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IG.
The usual weekly meeting Of tho Repeal Association
took place on Monday, ut the Corn Exchange. The room
was greatly crowded. In the advertisement announcing
the meeting, the hour named FOR commencing the proceed.
ings was one O'Clock but at twenty minutes before tlat
time Mr.. O'Neil Daunt moved J. A. ONeil, Esq, O.: Bu-
hown Castle, into the chair, which he took amid great
cheering.
Mr.. ONeil after returning thanks for the honor conferred
on him by placing him in the chair, said that he had been
led to suppose that, by taking the chair on that day, bee was
occupying u post OF some dinger-therefore he offered him
self Tor IT,. Loud cheers -luspcctur Mayor, OF the Ne.
Topoiitan Police, here entered the room, and was accom-
Inodated with a seat at the reporters tubic, on which hc
placed a noie book. Mr.. O'Ncil continued 10 say. that
SINCE the recent institution ct proceedings by the govern.
Inent, the chair OF that association had been occupied bv
the son OF OConnell and by Mr. Daunt. IL wns now lime
ios others 10 seek the same responsibility, and for a man OF
hs nnuie TO stand forward. (Cheers0 Two O'Connel's
mad been stricken, and 1t never should be said that third
was smitten before an ONeil stepped forward.
MIR. OConnell here entered te room. and was received
with long and protractcd cheers.
The Chairman continued to observe that he had not all
nj once advoricd TO the recent proceedings Of government
against TIE lberator, IN order that be- might approach tue
subject calmly and dispassiona,elv. Mr.. OrCopu,Il vy,tIf
take his trial before q Jury OF hi cJunirymen, and he res
pected that palladium Of their liberties too much TO prsilire
the case which was 10 be submitted 10 them; but this np1s
lie might say. that IuuIrTrt0 nm tho t.,,1,- Il hse H
was an lmputoiion on their loyalty aiso-,hear, hcar.-f!
they looked on him a. tie man to steer them clear OF dis
0yaHy u any man were base enough o. adopt that feeling.
(heaT, near, and cheers They would receive in CignlieC
silence the indication By government of il. opini11 49,
there was disafircuon. Let them ty tie question before
an impartial Jury-(hcar, hear, from OCconueuJ land. with
the olessingpof God, hc would come out OF the prosecution
purer uhhn ever before. ,Chces) in the case of tie d.
beraior, dispositions were sworn against him. and an ind,rt-
'nent was framed. But was The lnsh nation sworn against.
az Wnat was inc Indictment against ~ The charge with
whlch ihoy were branded, that OF dislOyuIty, was the most
disgraceiul which could be alleged against those living u,.
der a monarchial form Of government. il by thc c5rt-=,
taken, the government hoped % prevent q certain c.n.-
from joining the ranks Oi repeal. and z, silence tho raror
al voice. they had deceived themselves. Tn, irfaD, giant
had oeen reared before theIreycs-iih had rapidly spmugiI.
20 MANHOOD and twas impossible O. send it back ~ .ts ga.
Gle, or iul u to fepo,e. loud cheers II that wore q
dIsloyal association, the time o. proclaim II was vnrn u
was tpnnglng into existence; but, On the contrary nov.
when they were committed 90 ropeal-when n yo.fJ L.
INC meanest conduct 10 hold back-they were dcsi-od q,
"'N "FIHiiU7. AN.I some further Observations
~ a similar sirlin' lone concluded by ent5catiup that
assochi'on' and rcPoalcs generally, to abandon nh, us, of
,he word saxon az aFpicl to E11hshincn. as tIr phrase
had made many cuonies 20 tI,ir cause.
DIR. O'Connel handed il 1891. being the first in.,alm..,,
oi proclamation money, if0u the city uf Limerick.
Mr.. OC1nneI sad, that before any moro money was
minded m he would call the attention of the mecuuy o.
matters OF importance. Having expressed tie r,sr.
tuue OF Tue association 10 tie chairman tor the Obscure,
WIN "hch he had honOrcd them, be proceeded ID -sv ,.gt
ne "olId, az Tie conclusion ~ bic remarks. move that r..lr
present chairman be requested 90 act as chairman on NJ ,u.
DAY ut The meeting which would be held in the Corei-,.
ii1h man, which would then be l,ndy fcr that purpJf,=
thear' hear, hoarJ Having denied tlat tho prol'c were
obnoxious 10 me charge Of dI,Oyalty, bot on th, rIut-.r
shuueo 10 ihe greatest praise Tor their strict obefIsls. q,
uo i'"s' ar OCOnnel came TO the topic OF federal oar.
lament In The corporation debate on repeal, hc had de-
SlaIeu ms Willingness o. accept o. federal parliament. and
Cansds' where such o parliament had done much
eOou' ohce hen' many persons bad Ioined that nss1cia.
uoh' VINO went no iurihCr than aicdcr4l union. ard be- had
iateiy received a letter from o grut,m1n OF hish distinction
~ England on me subject, Boo which Nr. O'ConncI'a nttr..
lon vas uiteo''d 10 Two p.i4t, Concerning which to wr.
'er DeIeVed u "a Oe Of ie greatest Importance tiut the pro.
po ~ LHRi'hu should hH'. correct information bcfpr, '.cf
would join generally or extensively with tnat ass .r..,.,n.
tIonrJ
Inc hrst point wo', tIat DO should be shown to tuc reaa.e
~ England That lrshuIfU. d.. .rt...s Ia. fg r.rt.r.... %