New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

the reduction OF duty, he thought beyond doubt tina
if u were reduced by half the amount Of reye
nue. would be- realized and his reason for expressing
wish for more than reduction oi II was 10 thro" on
the Government the necessity of giving reason why u
should not be reduced when the same amount Of rcve
nue. would be- yielded as before.
The House then divided. when the numbers werc-ioi
! the motion, 3 against H. 1856 MINORITY, ~
IRELAND.
The last weekly meeting of the Repeal Associa
ton was held on July 2li w Magennis, Esq in
the Chair.
Mr. O'Conncll acknowledged the receipt of sig from
| New.York and read letter accompanying the remit
lance. which anlmadyeued on certain expressions ut
cred by Mr. OC0nneA on ate OCCASION TO the eject
that II England rendered justice 10 Ireland. she might
calculate on the assistance oil lrishmen IN onab
/ Ing her 10 humble the proud eagle OF America
What he fMr O'COuncO said on the occasion referred
- was thar il England did render justice full and ample
justice. to ireland, she would be in such position,
through the corporation OF lrishmen. defy all the
nations Of civilized Europe and would tte even able 10
pull down the ag OF America itself such was the sen
nenl he uttered and he believed such was the -enii
msnt OF Ireland also.
Il was IN consequence OF the clustering Of Mr. Polk with
regard "a the Oregon territory, clustering winch bad
since ceased that lie had been drawn into the obserya
tons complained Of Mr. Polk evidently calculated on a
diversion Bis favor 10 Ireland should rupture take
place between ENGLAND and America Having expressed
the qualification he felt AZ the opportunity afforded him
OF xpanng he moved the insertion OF the letter on the
minuies and tire thanks OF the associaon.O me writer
Mr. OConncl aguin rose. and sai ~ that was The last
opportunity he should have for time Of addressing
the Association he considered Il Advisable to lsy tht
present state Of Ireland before the pubic. lie wished
Il however 10 be- understood that he did hot intend 10
be idle the contrary be- had cut out conside't2e
quantity Of work for himself. which would occupy MN
during hs suiourn in the country. Mr. ffNoy heIy,
her Naicstys Soctortenersl, IN hi- late address 10
The electors OF Cslnbridre had stated thai agitation and
Agrarian disturbances had ceased in Ireland but as
proof of mis- accuracy In the affairs of Ireland he had to
state that he expected have the pleasure Of addressing
10000 of lie County Of Wexford on toe neSt
"wednesday. and equal humber IN Galway during me
ensuing week That wa- sign that the agitation wa-
sub-idng; and lest The Government should forget ina,
there such people As the Irish 70 was deernlheh
upon 10 hold TWO monster meetings during each month
The Ministry had certainly altered their tone with re-
gard % Ireland and Sir James Graham had ttfacted ms
expression that concession TO Ireland had reached IT,
limits but be would never rest sashed M Ireland was
placed on footing Of perfect equality with England
The country he regretted % cay vas not IN -uch sat
OF tranquility a. could be desired. Predial disturb
ance was riie in many Counties. In fact the country
was not IN such stare for twenty years past
Mr. OCOnnel concluded by giving notice Of MS inen
ton 10 prepare and put IN form during MS soourn IN
the country. the following bAls, Win vie" 70 lheH
adoption by the Brush legislature ana tna e"ch nn.in
Der of Parliament should be furnished with copies ~
them fully Fix weeks before the commencement Of Tue
~ - session.
An Act 20 enable her most gracious Majesty to eSer
c.e without delay her undOubted prerogave 20 summon
II An Act 10 establish in perpotuty the perfect equal
irv in the eve Of the law Of persons OF all Christian per
sua-ions end 10 prevent for the existence IN Ire
land vi any legal or temporal ascendsncy.
M An Act % charge the estates u all sbsentees VIII
an income tax of - per Clause 70 define absentee
am viz non residence IL Ireland Tor months In each
year.
H. An Act 10 confirm the custom OF tenant right
whore Il al present exists and ~ max. provision Tor ~
Gradual ard wenc01sdered extension all over Ireland.
Y An Act 10 entre all tensnts upon eviction 10 iuA
COMPENSATION for all Improvements heretofore made or
hereafter be made, the premises held BY sucn ten
ants
~ An Act to facilitate the partition and sale Of lands
srihec, 10 .lcunbranccs, and 10 deposit IN the puplc
funds he purchase money subject ~ The same trust 10
which the lands were liable.
VII An Acri0 away from the landlords all powers
OF d.trsnl or ccrment Tor payment Of rcn une-s
the lard held under lease for term Of al least twenty
wears.
VII An Ac, 10 repeal the pooriaw., and 10 conyer;
the present poOrhous. into hospitals for the sick innr
and aged pauper and provide for their support Tor
TX years. 0y charging the necessary expenses on III
COnsol dated ind
* IN Act % enable le-sees for lives renewable or
ever convert they tenure INTO perPetuires Haains
c0mpen saron for ines when payable -,
An Acr % empower tenants Tor life snd cofpurauon7
sole or Aggregate including the corporation o' A''
College ~ Grant leases IN perp-tufy
VI A, At 10 direct in AL ssles u and 500 uhdet
H., authority Of sny 81 equity the estate should De
.i In ANAL lots with right OF preemPuon 70 the occu
piers /,,A r~.,;,s..
A., enabling tenant. occupying under ease for term
years with custom VI renewal u acquire perpetuiiy
:, liked rent be extended 10 al leases he'd under any
corporston sole or aggregate including the lands held
under the College Of Physicians and under Trinity Col
lege Dublin