Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

and the touch Of the brceue ID their col
yersasicn. We would say were Trishmel
as indeed many Of The men. beth Of II
Dragoons and 5ilh Foot. also appeared 9
the ground and directly opposite the
were the whole amount Of ihe conniy col
I'stabulary. the number Of 900 Or 400. vii
muskel, bayonet. and thirty round OF bs
cartridge. These green-coaied gendarm,
re seemed 10 incur the particular hoslil
" otthe pnprlace, The manifestations
which they bore With great good humor
Immediately 10 the rear Of the Fusileei
yawne6 the mouths of two more piece
Of artillery. (pound howilzers( aroun
which some City Of the mounted artiller
inltlue and red cslpscks were stationed
and 10 support of which we're drawn u
The whole Of the llth Light Dragoor
prince Alberrs) en- 6iuouac, under III
command Of Lord Cardigan.
Advancing few hundred yards iurth
er, the brass helmets Of the drseoons eli,
Tered ia the sun. aud orderly police. en-
deavoring 10 clear the path, and thus kee
90 open space along the road, we're visi
BILE over the dense mass Of frieze an,
broadcloth that occupied it,. The pickle
was supported by eli the disposable fore
Ioi their regiment-thei Fifth Dragon
Guards, about $50 strong. who wer,
drawn up in double files on either side Q
the road. ae
In support Of these appeared the Who'll,
of the 54th Infantry. who, their arms be
ing piled, lounged along the parapel wall
(which protects The road from the sea
or amused themselves By throwing peb
bles into The sea while their officer
were taking il very easy. smoking ihei
segars on.the curb stone.
The appearance Of 50 large q force
numbering at least 25O0or 5000 men, Il
extremely imposing; but people as
sembled do not seem to fear them muct
1.-The better to suppress any signs Of .hei
disappointment.
The aggressive move on the part OF the
Government produced q Sunday meet.
ing at Halston Green, which was attend
ed by Mr.. Alderman Grace, Mr.. Johr
O'Connell DR.. Gray, and other. local agi
tators. Mr.. John o'Conrell, This fa,6eI
being in the coun,rys) made speech, ID
the course Of which be said his fathel
had sent him that day to ask, were the,
frightened or alarmed I cloud and Ions
continued cries Of .Nn. -ne-ae.----tss
xAirtnfure groans and hisses) coming o.
YER. Let them come,
"They would send goose over
In The King Of Hanover
and he thought he and his
men would get rather too much Of I
Il Cheers Perhaps there wou.l
not be feather left. (Cheers and laugh
ter.
REPEAL ASSOCIATION, Oct. 8.
Mr.. O'Connell described his fulu.e
plans -
My course IS manifest. That proclamatloI
has done nothing 10 alter my course oil conduct
except 10 so far as my attendance at the meet
prevent me attending that but there all is in
fuence was at an end. !.
did intend before Parliament sat 10 have hat
simultaneous meeting Of every parish through
out ireland, on the same day, 10 petition them
and those petitions were to be signed regularl,
By all the resident Repealers, commencing witt
the clcrgymen. l cannot now name 0 day fo
this great simultaneous assembling OF the irisl
nation; for wish the excitement and indigna
lion raised by this foolish and mad prociamatio
in the breasts Of the people ID be assusged be
fore we venture 10 do so. ] give notice Of NJ
plan and on certain day, Jet TO be appointed
every parish 10 Ireland shall meet to seek th
restoration Of their native Legislature.
Before the next sitting Of Parliament, Il wi
be necessary to hold two Of these simultaneou
paroehial meetings Of universal ireland. Th
first, for the due exposition Of their grievance,
and the drawing up Of petitions 10 The imperil
Parliament, the second, 10 have these petition
adopted and sigued man by man. These NEE
ings will take place after mass, end the nece'
sary business will be transacted in the htti
yards or enclosures attached 10 every chapel
want to know how they will prevent our uneei
ing to petition simultaneously throughout Ire
land, although they may prevent our meeting
multitudes.
TO arrange this, was one of my reasons 70
giving up monster meetings but i have sti
something 10 work out shall also carry int
operation the plan Of our Arbitration Cour.
universally. In this believe The proclamatio
will give US no small help; and soon all owe
Ireland hero will be gentlemen dispensing ju.
lice 10 ell who seek il.
havs also another plan. II Is 10 prever
Irish estates being overloaded with mortgage
the interest Of which Is handed over TO person
in England. Ths object is to buy up The deb
due Cd Irish estates and the plan is most pr
missing"
Afterwards, again exhoriing The peopl
10 obey bis advice and break no law. /
said -
=" ! will take The necessary steps for carryir
out my plea for The formation Of the House
Commons, which trust shall be enabled
lay before Parliament in the very FIRST week /,
The session. ~
Mr.. OaConnesl finished with " HUI
rsh. then, for old Ireland and the Repeal
The call was answered by iremendol
cheering. which, continued without inlel
mission for nearly quarter Of an hour.-
In The midst OF il, Dir. OsConnell 5;
down bai when Il bad subsidized. be ros
again, and moved resolution
nThal whilst xe repeat to she people or Ii
land our tontictioa that whoever commits
crime gives slrenkth 10 the enemy and VIII
We pledge then aud ourselves 10 : perfect obed
ence 10 The law, Ne al The same time avow b
fore he iahnbiialis Or the British empire. a.
beforo The inhsbjianis 81 ihe civilized vori
mat We nerar viii desisi from The legal 81
coostisufioaal puFsuit Of he Repeal Of the
nion. until an Irish Parliament i IN Collei
/ Green ,gsin. {. sSss ~,
This vas carried With ggeai chseJins.r
| Durine The proceedings. several sun
were handed IN iowaFdsthe Repeal Rem
nader ne name 81 proclamation money,