The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-12
SIR ROBERT PEEL AND IRELAND.

tons, that his alluson seems to be made TO this ex-
tract from an interesting speech delivered by Sir Ro
Peel, in the House OF Commons, on the evening OF
the 18th ult. in closing the discussion of the grant
N MAMMOTH college in Ireland.
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Thursday the Sd of April proposed IT, having given
ice a.s a9 sns Il III The
slightest reference to which have since trsnspred
e ea. ion Of the house snon was called to
great importance and the noble lord ord Rnssel felt
distant n futals 1.r. = crises IN a. far sessn 1oraon
eioud snail indeed bur az eatsing future sforms II became
as % but se srncsns language To- depart 50 far from
The caution which is usually observed by minister
" while Ss we %s e %ou
leave nothing undone to effect that amcable adjustment
yet right. were invaded &c Mere prepared ard deter
that when was called upon to make that declaration
Sd seGss with and lesm 'hns tine
cheers Sir the hon gentleman the member Cante
bury Mr smythe thought not improbable that the time
mon ali her energies IL her dejsaee heard the speech
that honosapIe MN fchesrs heard
the speech Of the noble lord Lord Manners on the same
~ which he tooIdierng altogether from him
in his views with regard to me reySaSn an mo- %
Impossible for me differing from him as did not to hear
his speech and the on AZ he Oropec 81
IT,
man hsn sbsrs houab from r that
he had failed tried TO console him. and told him
lChsen My ancipatons have been realized by the dis
play Of ne other nsn Seneyabe ~enteman said he
thought probable that in il should be necessary
honor and her interests that high trust would be
tony hands Hear May GOD avert IRON US 20 Srea, an
state Of general peace should be disturbed [Cheers i'll
u be- doubt WHISTLER considering wnst y now trans
committed to other hands but e Wnomsoever % com
mea .nam s pace g;x n ;., sna henors
cause loud cnesrs ana, .hs. cs h snoud oea us
The nsone Of iris kmpire united in LOYALTY 10 The throne
and determination 10 support the common interests
ont This mighty frame shall be beating In harmonious &C
ton; iha ireland shall stand ranged wR and then con-
and rtituss or srerv paf Of his great shall view
the with perfect that the energies
fThe rirbt Honorable genteman resumed his seat amid
loud and general chssrinsT
II il scarcely necessary for us, at this time, to des
can't. man ~. ,one which Sir Robert ia emnlov;no
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second Tune In connection win our own country.
We shall not discuss the question whether it is or
is not intended to present any menace to the United
States; much less is it necessary for us to remark
how well calculated any thing like menace would be
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neace. hut we will not Weld our rights and honor
pea0e, D1s W ".' ~ y'eN ~ i.sA' 80. ' Ao'o.
tho, s;r Rob.,t p.el,s declarations in parl;amen,
'"as 81 A@oDo'' - 1'S'A.a''oS - A"'aA's'''
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are not OF character 10 connrm tne ponds OF peace
pe.~co, 'no IVY ooe"iios. A'ons WIN a'eso iose-
lations In Parliament we have the following extract
rom inc New horK Courier anu enquirer u the
9Th inst:
u .ne o.n nss @ a.e ~ IN m e
q SregSp wncn .epe me mU.on ea na' any
the line Of ~ deg should be the boundary to the Pacific
nou,o - ,csS.sd 40 y ~ rns onersa
of the negotiations the subject which have been
suned At ws.hington lead 70 no result viii become =
1915 oush. to annuiled and abrogated BY
Great Britain in Of the second article Of the con
prosecute what they eau rights 70 me oregon Terrific
syug y .cresn iha;r onsraons under Dretert Of su
y Tr pr.ssdert has sct,aIiv $4,000 him
ssiS ~ AZ vsry ,,ns ~ nocy But rests Win Engana
IT. each Of the contracting parties has the right
"a corre.pondent Of The Time, urges The necessity Of
sending large British force to the mouth Of the Columbia
The London correspondent OF the New York
says:
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entertained that the international relations viii be very
hins more than opinion on both sdes 81 the water and
nsss ess ~ no ~ VIC IS ~ ~, e "a
acv NM
po.n couhsss w pttePsg hs
ol my e..S sI M. aso
sio ons ma - u
ecen.y aIsiyea ron .orssn IA h anu ~ SJus q NJ
s pau Un was uscn as, ~. SSa, M
elecotelegaphie communication from the Admiralty to
and the gate reported ready for sea- in birysix hours
IRON inc ecepnon q me 1S q
Captain (now AdmraD Frederick Watkins, in thrty.eght
for 'es whieS when the order was recsiyed had not
mast standing was aware Of All this and equally wei
Ave hundred picked men been despatched the mouth
out % mot
could be effected by publishing the fact in a,
and exciting would be laid befora the American public and
ameasure merely precautionary might be construed into