Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24
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NOT there the after dinner speech, thanks
for loycness that bosmed its smiles upon him. But he was
there for the purpose OF making histopto make another
page for Ireland Heaven knew her fields crimsoned
with blood, aud her green stained with orange. lie was
not however, there to make speech augh but to work
for Ireland. Ii not fortnight ago which, delivering
n speech at Mallow, there upon him maddening
feeling of threat that had been made OF civil The
TINES had put the threat further but he put
the threat firm defiance. He said long shred
OF the constitution remained him he would maintain his
ground would attack one, but, II attacked,
him who attacked And what the resultl The
ol hostility against them mitgaed-he threat was
soitened and now there only the puny pipo OF low
abuse. Now all mildness. II had their
minds that they could abuse, but dare attack lie
could proclaim to them peace Triumph awaited them
and the only left their opponents TO offer
less resistance ehees They had sent steamer here
watch edings the "Cycops-why he would Send
lis little grandson here take il checrs and aughicr Was
any thing ridiculous it wasl They who sent at
here had not eye left loud laughter
Ii in Malow he had manifested any signs Of fear in
quonco of the threat that had been made every would
ere have had ordered for IT, But keep
ing on in the struggle for liberty and repeal
his unimpeded. From week toweek they
increasing in fundsther numbers augmentng. Yes
moved proudly in the freedom Victory
before ho and the grandes object that occupied
the attention Of man-to their country from oppeS-
and Unsatisfactory They say they will give us
more-Thank you Tor nothing said the glipot laughter
They they conceded Catholic emancipation, Conceded
no, but made them grant 1t. Emancipation was our
right. Subject to the monarch and paying the same
taxes they entitled to it-Emancpaon only the
fully brokcn it was the performance OF treaty which
should have been performed 1870 years before Let them
blush for shame that they should have withheld it so long,
instead OF boastng that they had conceded cheers That
his first reply to sir James Graham hear, hoarl. They
saw that they conceded REFORM but they gave them
~ stnted franchises; and how different the quafca.
for voting between the counties. How dare Sir
James Graham, then, say that concession But he
had something in the concession Does
he that h. took away OF the Protestant bishos
What that q him Mr.. O'Connelll when they were o.
bliged pay the for the support of the
Viving onesl lie was however, delighted above any,
thing, there but Archbishop OF Tuam
lgreat cheering.l He said too, they struck off one
fourth of the 1.-THE charge but the only advantage
OF that that show ed them the method strike the
remainder lhear But OF Galway, he had the audac
charge the Catholic bishops clergy and ai OF Ireland
perjurers terrific groaus and hssesl Well there
nothing against them but that charge OF perjury and the de-
carnton OF ministers that they would concede TO them 40
Stanley, the maniac-or indeed he mad and II
kind for him be and there proverb as anci
ent as the siege Troy that those whom God intended
ruin he frs; maddened-madcap Stanley boosted that
thing perfect in Ireland with exception and that
was that the majority Of the Irish people hated the govern
mon [hoar and cheeTs Yes they cordially hated them,
He told Stanley at one time before IN the House OF Commons
TINT they might have their contempt, but they always
sure their hatred. But this such things
passing would lead the most inconsiderae to nie that
madness ruled the government cheersl What was the
state of England present. The Morning Chr4niclc
made the admission that, whilst Ireland remaineS dis
turbed, England could be only second-rate power
thear hear.l oh how sorry he for that. Weak
may she be till Ireland is rendered justice loud cheer
While he tells her that she has allowed church nscdn
dancy reman-andlOrd oppression TO continue, keeps
taxes burdening U.S. that whilst she has done that III,
of what repeal would prOduce-whst he tells he
she the cause of the drain Of millions yen
from this conntr-whlsi he tells her that landlords rAnp
upon the people that hatthe name Of landlord
execuoner mas become synOnymous-whs he tells her al
more can be that ireland should be disturbed
and England weakenedl Why he had IN his pocket th'
foolish letter OF Lord Cancarty, and pretty manifesto
was against repeal. What bockhead think that willis
all thai he had stated continued the people would abstain
,lif la III he
eharnciesng the Irish people savages and their pastors
surpced ans had aroused their fierce resentment he
also declared from that spot that their hearts sweled within
them, and burned with indignation 10 have any Legislative
connection with county that could be influenced by suc
an organ the Times (cheers) lie would now stand 10
during the Of hrs life. lie cared not Tor eite
Wings or Tories what contentious they mghthavC
The Morning Chronicle orsooth tells us that IN ngtao
only abOrngfJr the restoration OF the wings Daughter
but he had only thing view and that was the Tesorno
the Irish Parliament loud cheers He did, however, bu
part Of his duty If he did not point out to them the progress
Of Repeal henr heur IL might be SAID that they con
tnued thus holding public meetings, and proceeding
nothing PRACTICAL their efforts would be merely regarded
brtffun fuImen. He heard shout startling Cape Clea
on Thursday last and taken up Lake Corb yesteI
day. that the Irish have the government OF ireland
The thousands who here from every part OF the cOun
try for what did they but enrol their names IN tn
Repeal Association cries Of "and to die for Repeal Too
If necessary" and great cheering Let them take his I'D
vice 20 Join the Repeal Association but they would not
asked 20 20 further Let them give him three millions
Reporters and he certain Of success Some one pro
misses rcries of call a"l Well, let them but give him tn
three millions and he would fulfil his own part OF Tie pro
phecy. lie but the OF respectable country gen
eman who educated him for profession, and he stood
the footing with them crie Of "no no. mo-" II he ha
made himself from the Alps to the heights OF the Al
des was because he struggled tor Ireland, loud cheer
each Of them could do the shine. Let them give tire
millions Repealers and nc would stand foot 20 foot vii
Lord Clancary tremendous grOan drowned the balance
te honorable and learned geniemans ohseryauo"sJ why
the House OF Commons rejected emancipation, aud eve
though Of the royal family took sacuigIOus oath
would be given, still was Obtained No one OF tn
royal family sworo against Repeal. II Louis Philippe hu
sent an army Spain put down the miscrean Espa
ro-f America had but seized the Oregon Territory,
Russia directed her attention to the British possessions
india they would have Repeal in half an hour, ihca a
cheers. But suppose the book Of history was sogeth
closed, and every nation who hated England long begn
be- in love with her az much as they before cordial
dotetod hcrsupposing that, and hoi Lord Cancar
right in stating thai the English Parliament would n
grant repeal ho would snl mCci him foot % foot onl D
him the Irish Of themselves could procure u yocc.ol
ceerng for their glorious Quoon could effect a. u vi
constitutional doctrine that nothing could effect the prefu
Of the Crown unless II WIS expressly limited 90 o.
words Of an act Of Parliament lie wanted Ireland at
back and whom he bad that the Queen would be adglf
her wrfs. When three millions Of Rcpcnlcra Boa
joined him, be- would next require 800 Of those 10 who
the people TAR conhded us to onuust oach with IlOO-
They would in Dublin andin talking over their ofai
te breakfast table they would bc violating no Jaw Z
they could be prevented iroE e1ing t'gether th'
would not be elected delegates app'n'od for any sp
cai purpose and then they would frame the future c0ns
tuition Of the IRISH Parliament the grounds OF the CONVEX
ton Act lie would have three hundred Of the ellie OF lr
landi and nero the bibcfutpf tufncd 10 NE non Ihpi
Ffrcnch he would have him there as ono OF them gfc
cheering To be one would be- bound
boy thcif acts but neither the Americans of On
blund hy the acts 81 Congress az Washingt0n 'gclr
mont appausc Stanley said The wealth and c.pcct
hity VI Ireland favorable 10 The present Cover
nont cres ct Gle ics."l Why was OH tie veal
and rofpectsbility Of Ireland with The government d
not be, Mr. OCunne see the requisinon Of Galway, ~
dd not boar the names Of highest 10 unk and wealth
the landf Was 90. too, IN Ennis chccrsl The ~
cntnr drew fcryid Language picture Of the opening
the future Irish House Of Common. lie was on admin
Of ne beauties u nature but what could equal the subu
presence Of the mighty who assembled that dly
prove their lower Of liberty and father landi
Look tben sbroud ihfo' nature to the range
O planets, suns, aud adamaniine sphofeh,
Wheeling mistaken through the void immense,
And speak q Man. does this capacious scene
With hall that kndng majesty dhate
Thy strong conception, as whom brutus rose