Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

every procauon had been taken TO maintain the law rs
stood Lord Cnnrcare said that the only remedy real
~ better the condition of the people OF Ireland
would find them employment Here confess pause;
because do not exactly way TO any measure that
end 90 the OF things. The remedy
which my noble friend proposes is which Parliament
undoubtedly has right call on the Government TO pro-
pose but the time. it is necessarily ono that must
be slow and in s operation Ii is rcnsdy that
will take carry and our talk Is OF months
and weeks My noble friend has also told that one
why Ireland not prosperous - that capital does not
flow into the country. Unhapply this is Butwhy
surprised it Is IL likely that capitalist will send
his capital country where he does not know that there
be outbreak before he gets his first quarters
ment Suppose however, thatt the capitalist has earo
rebellion and is satisfied with the taken by Govern
meni still is likely he would say, Ishoud like capital
10 be invested IN place where can 60 over ana LOOK alter
IL. and where, il necessary, send person to attend
without the fear of his being mobbed aud where there
is to fear that the may be for tNity OF
CAPITAL il has already been of hSy OF tonue for that
may be the and the tendency 10 Ny OF tenure
is the the landlord, the tendency
OF 'xy of capital might be convert the borrower INTO
the lender. Laughtor) capitalist does not like TO send
his capital country where doctrine like this might be
established the model OF another very similar which
has already been set there. (aughcr) Yet there
such glut of capital that perpetualy seeks investment
foreign spccuaons There is also this other thing which
alarms capitalists They hear friends OF the Irish
people boosting OF their meetings and OF their being able 10
command their hundreds of thousands OF men. They
the which they thus boast Of used for the purpose of
conveying the most vehement attacks the government
and the most violent abuse OF the nation 10 which those ca
pitaists themselves belong The Cosiic capital being
little and the poverty excessive, and the demand OF
the Ce for the capital OF the Saxon being extreme
tire wise Cc having for his object TO lessen that cx
cessivo poverty aud draw portion OF the Saxon capt.
tai supply Celtic wantsis and udcious friend
OF Ireland in order effect his object deals from end
o the year the other IN the most gross and unresained
abuse of everything Saxon, and procams Saxon England
the determined enemy of Celtic Ireland. This Is the
Irish way OF inducing English capitalists - send over their
money to Ireland. Now your capitalist like large
ct produce, Of gold silver but not large masses people
large muses. OF people, too, who are collected together
under pretence which he knows must necessarily be false
For when n tells Of his addressing 100000 men,
find it impossible to believe him. When nc tells me that
the 100000 men whom he proposes TO address meet calmly
discuss great national question: al once turn with con-
tempt scorn and disgust from such statement because
know be physically impossible tha; meeting conn.,
posed OF such immense numbers anything ike discussion
take place. very well know what that object is, but
the capitalists think i for the purpose OF breaking the
peace. | do myself believe think that so long
the agitaors hold the issue Of those meetings in their
hands they will be the last risk their safety But
this system of intimidation is not without its effects IL de-
the lawful and eldspUsed from coming forward and
doing their duty the aud rayng round the Gov
eminent lprevens them from raising their voice, as they
would do, against Repeal"
Lord Brougham alluded longer in existence
Oi REFRESHING such meetings. Il remember well some eight
10! nine years Ago. when was IN the Ministry, system OF
organized meetings going on and threatened du
rng the whole vacation after Parliament up gave,
however ntimstoR my place. that the conveuers OF
hose meetings reckoning without their host If they
thought that they could carry them on with IMMUNITY
the imminent risk OF the public peace. was the OBJ
ect OF abuse Tor three months but there ne more NEE
ngs. The parties knew well that the threat came from
quarter where IL likely be followed up Personal
prudence prevailed. But what enabled mc 10 do it,
which then in existence but which has eNpir
I'd. That law gave the Government power 10 change
the and try such offences IN Dubn IN whatever part
Ut the country they might have been committed twas be-
rause fortified with that act ventured make the
declaration have referred That expired M 1870
single clause of ten lines might have renewed it, but It
Vas not done The same law prevails 10 the Excise .
in England; and also in the law OF
where EdluhuVnh a
forum for all the country, when occasion required
IT, This the law of Great Britain: why, the princi-
pie Of equal laws, should also be the law oflreand
lie deprecated the calling out Of our leoman tending
collision OF the loyal peacoabe inhabitants OF the North
with the unfortunate misguided people csewhee-yNho he
believed snnCd against by bad advice than sin
ming Ii he predict u all, though It always
hazardous do he should that this would blow
and the coercye would only have tendency
10 add fuel 10 expiring fame He eXhofcd the Irish
people reinquish their fatal agitation. Abiding t. French
he said that Louis Philippe his Minister'S and
the mass OF good society III the French capital We're only
moved Ia pity at the late demonstration favor OF Repeal
In America the Repeal sympathy almost entirely
fined to emigrauts and to the part taken by Nh Robert
Tyler said 10 be relation OF the President
swerable Tor the excessive oocres any OF his family might
please commit.
Repeal Irish doctrine and not likely to cross the
Channels but hxity OF tenurc"-ihat is contiscatioH OF
land-was likely to spread in England in Ireland
Let all England beware of it, al should have said
much this point If had understood that something
has been said the other House Of Par.iament-whch
esS astonish le-about yity Of tenure being,
not thing be adopted, least subject for consider
alton. subject tor consideration! Ay, my Lords, II
for alarmed consideration. strikes the OF society
il strikes the of all government and II il he not at
once put down with firm hand and strong aud unhesiia
ing Judgment ii will outsinp all the efforts OF all the
mics OF native land in working the ruin and destruction
of the empire. (Cheers)
The Earl Of GLENGALL confirmed what Lord Broug.
ham had said the necessity Of retaining the Gov
power OF changing the referring 10 re.
pened acquta OF notorious murderers Ireland yedic
being found of murder OF women for plumber
but where the victim agent offender against
the aquarium laws of the nurdeTeTs
The petition ordered to lie on the table.
THE LATE FLOODING have received from the
Va. Free Press slip dated the 9Th instant
detailing the damages sustained thut and yicni
by the very heavy rain Wednesday night Inst IL
lated that the poured down I'm for four hours
ausng the small riyule swell IN the of very
minutes into fierce and angry streams carrying dcstruc
ion and dcsolaon in their In the main OF
he nearly oil the cellars filed and many hou.
the lower stories inundated doing great injury
lie contents In families 5-t their clothing and
furniture and had narrow escape with their lives.
The destruction in the neghborhood very great. Mn4
houses, sheds tancrcs and Gisiercs carried of or
destroyed by the water
slip from the Iurerstown News confirms the report or
hc loss Of the large bridge the Turnpike, Hancock
also stated that the bridge the branch Of the
onococheaguc the Grccuca he and Morccrsbug road
ius been swept away.
Tho Georgetown Advocate OF Saturday states that du .
ing the whole Of the preceding day, the Potomac river
hat place very high, and that farming ucu
'i', vegetable productions, &c. floating by-Balti
more American.
InvaIihs, read and reflect wei 1t an incontcs
thls truth that ofa the mauknd the
SNPllLITiC have been and The family mot
severe and deadly scourcc IT, he tanned
on the contrary propagate mutt plies oftnlnrvey cum..
back into The nme per-"n formerly d.cascd-oustn slow