Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14

aud efficiently filled the Office ut Mn,t, oi the nlted
States al America Al tho Court st. .mes. aud
through whose judgment, sud KIND and cuncil,alorv
manners he late intricate dispute the Oregon gucs-
ton has been 81 happily settled leaves En gland to-day
tt his native land. Mr.. Mel .anr departs tfnm this
country respected we believe. by livery man in En-
gland My honor and a,letd his future
, tcet.
/ IRELAND.
OF al,lts in Ireland weqaoio the loitowlus sketch
tom the London spectatot;--
; There ,eems 10 be ull IN the repeal aguatlan.--
\uung iceland vanished, ani Is may anmusly sulky
Odd lteand Tpuses on its victory, IA you'd humnf
with all the world. MI o'tunnell trriWocsles
plmentS with the Times AM finds rXreinnt sensc III
the sugEVslun 1T thai journal that he should nd The
Wing ministers Ia ,aIry measures or .he pacten bcn-
cti ol his county. Surely II II n uillcnuium tie
Danrl lying drwn with tie Tunes. Fafthetnnr,.
my dear Ray has been nrnaIly drpuled 10y the Re
peal Association communicate soma ihi1lnallon, 'o
course IN his ptlShe capacity, In the Government Al
Dublin Castle aud his communication has met with a
d,gree ot attention which Mi ltty,"ln his ptisae ga
pactly ~ could ifeely expect. Ihrse cnnncngs b,
tween The official aud fepral Governments Suggest
one measure Witch would vastly hell 10 smooth away
dli nirs.
When the " hlgs were hriorc IN power under Fah
Ora, premiership. lhcy cbmlnted great blundrr IN
MOI ptuvldmg 'or Mi. o'toUnel. Perhaps II Is not
vel late realise OF the ud utagrs OF such
step. Il should no when his citcums stances Al
tho very loncsI-nnd The tent Is al tins
VIM apnla NJ borrower hls conscience should be ensrd
aud his good with the lf,h shielded ifom repuich,
10y ulisd earnest o .hr wish 10 do Ireland sub
stanlal service III the Why o material nnpt vcmeniS
leslnunlas' aud such neknowledg rnen,s ol past
Wees are vngne Just no" O'NonneIt'r real sctvIce.
emtnentty hcuug the past II tits thought that he has
uulllvrd The when No lnll benefit might have
been felt by hmscli, let II be put IN such shape
hrneil his cdldrsn. That mlhl be done iIhout i'm
pcallnL any body objectionable Ovef"iUnary gllls.
( In tis al I,pfd
John Russell aunounccd the ucnllun Of ministers 10
banlou the iceland anna hill. lie said
They were prepared 10 undertake the government OF
Ireland without any measures III coercion, but he still
wished, heture abandoning ~ srm winch had pfo9all
ed IN lirlmd ihr revolution, thai II ,hr
poaero Ministers 10 give greater consideration 10 The
question. A. the mattel now soad, however,, aud bes
Hryu1 that the ftgslmon clauses would be useless II
the clauses abaudoncd he Thought the
best cuut4n was 10 abaudon the bill altogether. H. how
rver II should hereafter prove Ia bu requisite Ia ask ol
extraordinary punefs they would ml shrink from
lhet duty, though he hoped they would bo unhcccesa
! ~.
| Lord John Russell then entered into lengthcncl
statement relative tie ,l,tr1s III lfcnnd& the
ufs cuntenplated iof its taet Il Dafenort Last Ia.
dian grnlu had been purchased through The holseot Bl
mus To the extent III .cl00OOO 'rus. howcver. va.
kept secret that III. course ui ia might not be nio
tered nh aud that utJect had been attained othsf
measures had been adopted IN the early par. OF HE
sinn oi iii. nature oi which hon. mchhefs We're fully
cugnlsant. There had been an advance uuder these
MEASURES oi tiJ4 ~, oi which tlJ5,3lO was abso-
lulrly gwen away Tao measures adopted had proved
hitherto succe4ltnl, hut II would be- unNIse t1t the
Government 10 establish ensuu oi purchasing Indian
be- sold al less lhan the market price, and II
would be equally unMl.e 10 Jee labor from It's usual
rabnr4 public works, IL bt Carried un at The expense
Of the Government.
The Cu,NctIion Of TIN EScnrarEn read letter.
IN which Mas SAID tia, considerable ufders Tor lndan
,nea had boen sent the Cnrd Sacs, with view 10
supply the people oi Iceland with TODD aud that ssc'
udefs necessarily interfere with ,he urnafy course
m trade
Nj LAnoucurnE said il The duty of the whole
community Ia take that the people o lteind did
sarvo lhout care necessary 10 guard against
. msehlrvons oouseq FENCES and nbusce.
After consldcfabio discussion IN which several hon.
members Took part. The yoes III accordance with the
policy OF the nuble lord were agreed To-.
/ RkrE,L As4ocI.rioN.-At The Repeal Association.
held on Monday, the ION instant, various letters aud
address, wefe from different paris Of Ireland
expressive Of the ninos, confidence the wisdom and
Intguy of Mr.. oCunnell and arte presented by MI.
Steele: smnnr them many from the Catholic clergy.
In the course u nm address To the Association. MI o.
Conne expressed a hope that Mr.. w. >. oBnen
would nJpn the association on the principle OF moral
fufcr, and repndated any state provision for the Ca1o
lie clergy which should make lhtm pensioners Of tho
Government. Ihr Catholic prelae' he said, had ire
quently DECLARED thdt they would accepta Government
provision. the mlddlug clergy had repeated that decaf
atom, and The people content 10 have lhtli clergy
as they were aud would never consent II their becOm
ING the mlnuns OF power the hrbed servants Of the
STATE. On The Of The honorable and learned
gentleman a report from the commIuee discerning all
Of CONNIE Aion direct indirect with The Nation
news paper, Nns adopted.
The rent was { I35 s. Al. for the week.
The chief feature Ol Importance al the meeting IN the
l1h instant, was a letter lmn Mr.. y. o ijrpn 10 Mr..
Ray,ln which thai genemea insisted at some length up
on the injustice dealt ou the Nation by the resolution
of the previous Monday. The following 81 gnliican pas
sare occnrs in tins cpsllr:-"Fm my own part. al
though have felt II 10 be my duty To defend men who
have been unjusy assaulted, aud, IN dong 81. have
cheerluly sacrificed that popularity aud leadership
wLlrh it IS -uppnsed that covet much, firmly re-
pudale the inpuiaun that am d,sltons TO encourage
the oppression OF my country, by telling her that
the Irish rcupe have ever iueswurn the Use Of the
sword The final vlndicator OF their national lib
critics"
Mr.. OBden holds out no hope OF again tesumlng his
place in the ranks Of repeal. Mr. OConnell feels
annoyed that the mpnb5r for Limerick is 50 perverse
and replying To This Hitter, from which the above
tract taken tells his followers that he could not ap
prove Of the doctrines propounded by Mr.. OBnen, aud
that until he changed lhem II Was impossible ior hlu
Mr. orc coalesce with that genllcnan for he be-
e9ed that II they adopted his principles hey would b,
candid opnon Is a lawyer" The rent OF the week was
. & 70 Is Sd.
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