Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03
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LATER;FRoM3E Il URoPE. q
sa5 II BIZ THE sAcADlA.f I; s.lt: Z.
= he State Prosecutions sentence uponf
the 1irQterSers.
The Court at Dublin was crowded -on /.
Friday 10 bear the decision ofthe Judge
ionthe reW trial motion, and 10 antfcipar
-tion ofsenteuce being passed ON the;repeal
.asitators. :, The traversers having been !.
called on. 'ssi=. si=.s:si :.
9 Mr.Juslice Perrin read bis Judgment,
which was that Mr.. O'Conuell5 and Fa-
.ther Tierney were entitled 10 q; new. trial;
there being no evidence whatever against
the. latter. sssa .5:ts.-
Mr.. Justice Champion decideda that Fa-
lher Tierney alone was entitledtoSa new:
trial, and that the verdict shouldsstands AS
regarded all the other lraycrsers. -. sy. Z
MIR. O'Conhell aud theolher ,rayersers !.
have not only been sentenced. but. are in I
prison, very much 10 Tie. asionishment,
alarm, and Indignation ofihat numerous
body in England, as we'll as 10 Ireland,
who have pinned their poliiicaI fai,hto the
sleeve Of the Eiberator, or who looksupoptl
his proceedings, ia reference 10 the repeal
question, as calculated to assist theirs own
views of removing the civil, political aud
religious institutions of the mother: :coun. !.
try. Z, ~. g; :;.7f = :
Motionsin Arrest Of Judgment:
Sir Cdlmau o sLoaghieB said lhat;tbe ],
motion ,o'amend the posteq having been
disposed Of, he had TO move on the ;partE
Of the lraversers, ia. arrest Of. jud gtnssinf,$
but being wholly ,uuprepared, he trusted
their lordships would give him until Mon
day morning. II, - ..: s3,
This was mos, strongly opposed blythe
Chief Justice and the Attorney General.
who contended that Sir g. O, O,Loughlen
should proceed at once--after. the ereat
delay already permitted; no further Time. i1lu !.
should be granted. ,s5S s; 8 s. &:
Sentence on Trauet:srs.: :i?3:s 2
Daniel O'ConnelI. To sbe.imbriiso,in, o,in,eds5
for twelve calender months 10 pay a fnc
Of $4,000, and 10 enter faio aecuirilies to
keep the peace 4lorseven years-bimseIf
in $4,000 and two securities Of se2,5O0:
each. :, ;,ssgIs '5se - {. Z
Johr 0'Connell,: John Cray. +. Steele.
R. Bartlett, G. G. Duffy, and T.. M : Raw.
To be imprisoned for mine calender nonttsi
TO pay a fine of esq, and 10 enter into SCI
cdrities 10 keep the. peace for seven years
-themseiyes respectively in. 81 900 aud
two securities OF s500 each. -, - =.
Sentence Having been passed e; $
MI, OConneil Immediately rose; aid
said that be wished to remind the. Courr::
that he,had never. entered-ilto a copspiira, !.
cy with the other trayersersf OF c5msniI,ed
the crime with which be was CHI ed He.
had now only TO. say it :@ds5biss painful
conyiction.lhat justice had :not,beeu dons.
A sudden aud yocifef3ns Il c:ttiee Z from
nearly all paris Of the court followed the
result; aud althopghil il was accompanied;
by The clappins of hands amongst: The ;;u.i
nior bar, and was two or three times fess
pealed,. The Judges did mot interfere, d: :;
though evidenllydispiessed -
~ The Irayersersipm mediate ~ SURRENDER
ed intoIthe custody Of the S6efii ~
The Repeal u,nfniltoe $iia Ne: issnedt an
Address TO people Of Elreiand on tire SOB
;ject of the itnprison mentof ,Eonnell 6sc.s
! besescking them to persevefe ID; defence OF
theft rights, bur MOTTO appsatto forces: E
taaddress Of % Connell to tRs. People of s7rs-
land-Peace a,sd Quiet.zEs:s;. g ;.s:s;;iSs
People of. Ireland--Fellop CouHfrqpgse,ss
BELOVED Feliot0- Count tryme,,-- z, be- SEM:
tence, is passed. But there Is ano,aea apss
peal fromIba sentence. Ths appeal; lea.
i IN ftie sHOIIsa of Tiorda Il pnlernyl,sr rnla1;cac