Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

From Dublin paper.
The Grc1t Demonstration ut Tarf.

The Tara demonstration. the mshile.t 81 The mon
meetings. took place on Tuesday 4 10 a. aud eA-
reeded magnitude tie suiIc atoms ct even he most
sangune Al an early hour the morning the street,
Of Dublin pre-eai.d unusual hustle. Coaches. and
handsome equpases huryIng through every street and
lane towards ne great centre Of attraction tie NM
sireIs Hal of Tara. the 'Temora OF tie Kings MT
O'Connel left HeuIon square at qaarer tci'e nine,
accompanied 10y nearly 200 Carriages ~hc muliIiudc~
ha ng calculation, every s~elled the casa!cte
30 much five and six guineas premium had been offer
ed Ia Dublin for hseion aud pair without such
the desire Ia be present esInced by The people
Thirteen hundfed cars besides carriages and horses pass
ell through ihree from the city, and 'r fifty
around 'Tarss Halls every locality poured their multi
,udes tie centre. Forty complete bands gave their
round the hill. and hat million II men shouted
IN unison tor 'royea of the Union The platform
capable OF containing thousand persons, and smaller
l.r the ladies flied with brilliant display a" te
hrauv. Al nine O'Clock altar erected on The
of the bill; and from the spot where ~ Patrick
first preached christianity the IRISH people. five priests
succession celebrated the sacrifice OF the While
the countless mutt ude in deep dcvo0n kGeit around
them. Al half past O'Clock Mr. OConnelI arrived,
and shortly alter took the char. the motion e." Nch
la- Roy Ian, Esq. exJ. p hen the cheering ceased
Mr. Conne said he felt The awful responsibility has
pat the aJestc asel hisn; re~pon
ibty TO hi> country. and responsibility his Creator
LELAND was aroused from end to End, AMI her mcliiui
population had hat expression M wish
the exrnciioI OF tie Cnon AID of nai.oaa y
He Tara of the Kings the spot where the
themselves by The sacred pledge of honor religion To
stand the Danes any other strangers. (Cheefs
On this spot he had duiy Perform and
here IN The face OF his country and his God be Ioirs,d
against the continuance of the unjust Union "A
mockery, neither English lash Pariamrnrs had
power 10 pass that act If Union and Lord Punleii IA
the House of Comm dec AIRED they had right
transfer the power OF eIis alton from the county and
Nr SaurIn the Tory Attorney General declared would
be the duty of the IRISH people tk the fi's oPponun
cal the Union, and restore 10 Ireland her
aty. He proclaimed the MULTI, OF the Union. aud would
the question m line iace ct civilized Europe rspec
ais France aud SPAN aud To- the Uuicd States If A.
ms rica he vou proclaim II Buliy. IL was
ried by The quous means tie f1mentng OF re-
bcon, to crush IN hlood couny's liberties: the
pending of the hG6'Gs corpus; the rroclamIne Of mar
tai law, and abolition OF nal by jury Those around
him G .uld mher when The shrhk from triangle
beard from every village and when the troop,
would march from Tnm, and DIES the country for
mics round the people not allowed 10 pe
ton; aud tie county meetings called 10y the h Oh sAer
III, dispersed al the point of the b,yonet. Oe nl
lion huudred ID ssveuiy,e ihousl aud pounds
exYenurd purchase rotten horoughs and millions
Ia,i>hed ia bribery Unparalleled
Judges bought their seats. aud twelve Iisl-
ops got their hy voting for the Unon and prra,es
generals, al rals, aud commissioners made aud
cry thing ac,d at the disposal of all base enough q
sell thrir country for OF poitage therefore,
that spot he proclaimed the Union nu. aud VOID. Was
there wretch amongst them that would die sooner
than have lowed that Union pass \ tom
the n.idst IF he mby TO the last N. l.ei
cry who would rather die than, If had iafl.a-
meat, h. would allow a Uninn To pass LII his hand
frhe Immense multitude lifted their hands The Queen
would call Tat Parliament, 81 he detd all tie grItr
OLD and youns. aud all the old women I,sn,anons
aye, al The cl.alIy If The earth that Parliament
from u az an Nr . Connei enun,trating ihr
teucliis from hrsne Parliament uded.
midst The cheers oi thousands Tar maNeI from his - 1
aud hearing And a nuntes of other speeches ere
delivered the gigantic a-embI se separated The most
pc feet order without the singh accident occurring.
H. the evening upwards ct thousand dp~n I'm
and the usual speeches beng delivered. te company
:, ;-4Fa:.d al / o,i"ck.