Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

s Do lFdnqullS thoui anu WO 1hah OO w
umphsnt--I hsTe the honor TO be, your
ever faithful servant
DAN'L o'CONNELL.
Merrion Sq'r, Oct. ID, lS43'
1t appears that the arrests are to have
a very wide scope, Including several edi-
tors of journals, and the gentleman con-
n'cted with the working Of: the aSsOci |
ton.
Il was aenerally believed, that war.
rants were TO be immdedately<issued a.
gainSt the Right Rev. DR.. Higgins, the
Most Rev. DR.. M'Hale, and Lord
French. ..e.
The aggressive move on the part OF
the Cow rnmsnt produced a Sunday
meeting at Halston Green, which was at
tended BY Mr. Alderman Grace, Mr.. John
O'cOnnell, Dr.7 Gray, and other local ag'
iratOrs. Mr.. John O'COnell This father
beinglin the country made a speech in
The course Of which he snid his father
had sent him that day to ask, were they
frightened or alarmed? loud and long
continued cries Of mo, no, never! waving
Of hats, SGc) lie would take their an-
swer back to his father, and would ten
them they had no cause to be frightened.
There had been some talk OF The King OF
Hanover (grOans and hisses) aud 2O,OOO
men (more groans and hisses) coming o.
YER there. Let them come.
"Thsy would send a goose over
In the King Of Hanover"
(laug ghter,) and he thonght he and hiS
men would get rather too much Ofa pluc'
D king. (Cheers) Perhaps there would
not be feather left. Cheers and laugh
ter.) ....
3 REPEAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
i An adjourned meeting of the Repeal AS
9 sOciaIion took place on Wednesday, Mr..
i O'ConneIl entered the room amidst great
: cheering A number Of sums, 'as proc.
lamation money!" with letter from New
n Jersey, U. s., were handed in, covering
eco Ills, Cd. Mr.. O'COnnell read an ad-
= dress TO the Irish in America, in reply TO
I communication previously received
. from Cincinnati, on the subject Of slave
9 ry. His reading of it occnpied three
y quarters Of an hour, and the conclusion
n was received with loud cheering. He
: then said some had imagined that the Re
peal agitation would now diminish, bul
, never were the people Of Ireland more
+ determined than at present to persevere
o and he enplored them to abstain from OK
l. ctement and inIemperance, and success
j. was inevitable.
J. We aIe informed, says the LimeIicl
i Chronicle, that il is the determination oil
J. government to prosecu Mr.. O'Connell
in the Court of Queens Bench, for sedi'
a tious language. The indictment is now
=. being prepared by MIR. Kemms, Crown
. Solicitor, under advice Of the crown law.
q yers in London and Dublin. The mate
: aIs for this proceeding were furnished
D it is thought, by The language used at the
Mullaghmast meeting.
7 Mr.. O'ConnOll has entered into sol
emn understanding TO prosecute at Law
: every member Of the Privy Council WHIT
, set his hand TO the proclamation prohib-
B liing the ClontOrf meeting.'
! IMpoRTANT News FROM CHNA--Rat
) fication Of the Treaty Notwithstanding
:, the non-arIval Of overland mail, which il
nlw several days out Of time, ini elllgenct
d of the most important and satisfactory
: character has been received from China
d by the Akhbar steamer, which appears Il
;, have proceeded direct from Hong-Kon!
by way of Singapore, Pointe de gale, &
:! AIDED, to Suez, without calling az any o
}. the ports of Hindostan. The treaty con
t. cluded this year has been fully ratified b
r. The Emperor, and tariff Of the most lib
m eral and favorable character, has beeI
!. agreed upon between the Chinese com
n missioner and the British Plenipolen
5, tiary. A tariff, too, which, forming as |
," virtually deOs, part Of the treaty itself
70 cannot be altered according TO the IN
10 lure interests, or prejudiceS Of the Chi
II nese government, but must become thc
j. subject of diplomatic discussion whsr
}. ts rates are proposed TO be changed.
Is SPAIN.--Snce our last, insunectionarJ
: movements have taken place at Badajos
!, Cdtthagena, Sanfander, Coruova, ,Segogia,
d Z'mOra, Vigo, ValludoHd, Cadiz, Almier-
!. Grenada, End other places. They have
Q been, however, for the most part suppress
SOd by the government.