Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

LIVERPOOL. Jauuary r.. lsI.
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Dear Sir: am r0atc tor Dutln wuere exacet
To remain during lie State fr,a IS. PROVIDED TIA, .e
do moi, anticipated by same, crac
oil doom. The government has already ttkrn steu
winch - calculated IL deep fee of saase5a
ton amongst all Repealsrs, and produce instnngi,
ousv sympathy III the hosons oi liberal Enslishmen
for O'Connell ard his patriots. Not slrgle Ronsn
Catholic has been permitted 70 remain the panel
Here, then, the strong ruthless and unpftnc
pied hand Of Government dts played at orce-a hand
red With the gore Of ages, and perhaps destined 10 "a,
ceve stlll blooder hue before many months. That
general Revolution viii couvu!se Ireland in the ven, OF
y Connells imprisonment do not anticipate but thai
smeafs may occur, is highly probable. How unequal
British rn'e IN iG action upon d'Deren, persons AMI
things. IL ght IN the heart o England have ehed the
leaders o. league holding large meetings Earangu,nt
tremendous masses, and receiving money from then o,
the purpose Of obtaining The abolition Of aw " hlch
IS oppressive upon the middle and lower cissses Thu
Corn Law League lifts lis terrible Inace-ihe shadow
IS already falling upon the crgniiafies oi Downrg
street; yet, no baynnets glitter around the mestBcs-
none OF their leaders indlotad Golden Bright y
Co traverse and agitate the ias.anchored l>le from
centre 10 crcumietonce-Oh no they are EnOils4-
But IN Ireland, the holding Of large merii o.
he harangues OF leaders und The collection Of money
ioT the purpose o gaming tie ieaceah'e aboiiiln "l
awah, tins IS all sedItion-lh ihtiUGl ION 81 tta
q. al
tried THIS is glorons British ,'Is!icc The Repeal
business does not much s"rsn'I1n En- gland
one On your SIDE OF tie water would probably sur
pose Inc higher clasSes, .. eours~, Gaze no.hint
abou, It - long they enIoy their mIHopo.es
d'Gtur6ed, they care but iht!e a5pUt dsGn.nn
The middle class ara looking after t1cIr pounds sh
nss and pence, and the lower classes, mast
and bleed tor Their masters, can only thiak oi teu
own necessities aud wrongs DO not mean 10 say
that Irish affairs not topic OF DISCOURSE but
tbath 4,
That portion of the Pres dents mt s.age which n
aies TO Texas, commands the most sea,ion from the
English Press and public In Cotton Circular lust
Issued, the idea is advanced that England should
Texas 10 abolish slavery, when the zone Star would
be swept TO purpose by the Downing street ted
scope. In such case says the Circular Great Britain
would be independent oil the slave cotton. growing
States That England viii intrigue Tot such cor.
summation, IS probable.
Temperance mas made some progress ami effected
some good here but the English sli d;eacfuiy
addicted 10 the demons II the grape and sui. Al ~
period the Americans SUCH huge drinkers 60 these
people of England Hundreds OF thousands SIT night
afte. night IN Top Rooms. discussing The merns OF
brandy ale and tobacco. Dang 10 the scientific mode
OF swallowing quor and Their phiegmatic ,tmpe,s-
ments the English rarely EXHIBIT The excitement Cf
toxlcallon. They swl, sud sw,ll, and swil, adding
qu,e,ly TO thei. lat and bestiality
Mrs. Gilmore $ tiIa commenced ia Edinburgh yec
terday.
The Marquis Of Salisbury has renowned Free-na.
sonry-owIng. j! IS SAID, 10 bis rejection Grand Ma
ter.
The scientific world is busy with Comet
233S, 400 orves Of bread says sialist, consume
weekly in London.
Drs. Burns and Cunningham have just started Tor
America 10 collect funds for line Free Church Of Scot
land.
Professor johnson, by reques, OF the Duke Of Nor.
,humberend IS delivering lectures TO bis Grace ten
anlry on the Chemistry Of soils-an enlightened move
ment
shall write you next from lie capita of the Enc.
raid Isle Yours truly, -