New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
Ireland.
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Although the time since the sailing OF the steani'
slip Cambria has been short still the Intelligence which
bs come TO hand from the siscr country u interesting
trd rather important The Rcpcalers seem Ia have nI
tnitsi confidence i'm Lord Peterborough the newly APP
pointed Governor Of Ireland Addresses from several
ohe Corporations have been presented 10 ms hNcei
Dey, to all al which he has gwen formal r'phes con
hDe specious promises 10 the future conduct oil ms
administration Already has he set To work IN applying
aeprovisons OF the recent act oi Parliament Tor EN-
poyment of the lahoriug classes IN Ireland.
The Dublin Gazette of last week contains procahl'
aOns 10 the Magistrates ri fourteen different Baronles
% hold sessions inr the purpose OF estab slnS puolc
works therein and aiiordlng employment 10 Tie many
Thousands who suffering the dire and dismal effects
es,srvaton The Young Ireland party arr determined
@eouiuuf ,hcr opposition the Lihcrator and h tot
nsers Mr. smith o Brien has been honi1ing AT Rath'
sese where he has dealt out some HARD blows 10 his
tppoBcnts the advocates OF moral force.
Mr. oBricn rcpudatcs the idea OF advocating u re
cure 10 arms he would much rs Mr.. OConhcts or
sly other living man, mourn over such an occurrence
bet he will adopt the principle that no emergency
could arise to justify the adoption OF physical 'oF'T ne
tod his followers nj the dinner given 10 HIM In Rath-
see that he had no idea o. getting up Leadership iot
himself; he contentcd 10 be follower OF inc LID
siator but never should be his slave. TINS manly de
SSaton OF the honorable and learned gentleman M
&pendence drew forth thunders Of applause from his
numerous admirers My dear Ray" has been lni'-
;ed with letters complaining OF the expulsion OF ''e
"s'ssa newspaper
IN this corrcspondencc a Rev. MI. kenyon hiss adj
dressed himself to the Secretary of the Repeal AsSocia-
Ton demanding the restoration OF the Nation 10 the he
feaiResdingroom ri Templcderry. in LimericS' Mr'
nay replies and declines TO transmit the psshee' ~
!nereupon the reverend complaint makes ooId 10 TEL!
e Repeal Secretary that he shall hand the matter 70
Ss'ios Tor collection. Significant hint WHICH II car
.eo oel viii Cause some confusion ana annoyance 70
80 iscrator but Mr.. Kenyon seems IN earnest ai,',
va very likely force the Association 10 refund inc
NSSIeS which they have misappropnaied
ssce WAC OF the Tory press suggests ins' tue 'el
Se complainant would do right 10 indict the ASSocs
committee for false preiences IN te .a'S COZ
usOsaence addressed 10 Mr.. Ray We ma long ie''e
"c' NJ Francis Mescher Ii - dated Waterford sept
s "a ess Mr. Ray that he, although one oil the 1oohS
party, should consider himself iiieiioet % inc
sSse association and moreover, that ne had clear
NO take part in the proceedings OF that body anas
esrnet vote. he was publicly expelled
e Soo6 not submit the secret sentence OF Iie
Sl'1ee; and nasmuch rs he was Admitted mem
9a public OF the Association, he chsracteFizcs
ns2as'on by the committee violation OF the RUE
custom OF the Association. Mr. Mcsghcr then passes
aoaee the rule of the Association regarding mora
and argues in rather ioyciblo style agains. the
ssSiaes OF Mr.. OConncll now promulgated, Snt
nc formerly eNpounied 10 his followers He 81
=. the expulsion OF the Nation, and tells Mr. Ray
Independent and informed classes OF the people
Tia. journal, and viii support II.
si meeting of the Repeal Association WAS not OF
ss ~ remarkable character. The Lioerator attended
80 De Head Psc'aca,or Mr. Steele, with other !eSG
fsarse;crs OF the sgi;ation. Mr.. Charles . Conne
sSSsais was called TO the ehsir and addressed the
6Seas al some length, and ii the doctrines Dir G
.ssaci promuls gated be carried out in Care we are
ssncag the class who would envy residence in tina:
gus county.
ne Chairman, in slludinS to the ,riumphs which the
Apa-,y had gained in Glare, made use OF the FOL,
very remarkable expression; No party. mat
eos grea,-no party no mater how desp;cabe, dare
sesoe the boundary OF Clare by any other doctrine
~ tie doctrine that come from the mouth OF
gres, man And little farther on he has the
ssy to proclaim that al men, no matter how ds;in
sssaed for knowledge patriotism and desire for the
we Ct his feowcounsrymen. If he cSnnot reason a:
~ slael does the government OF reand Is mod
's stS knave.
ssSsearssble opinion Mr.. Steele rose and eulogzec
=, Shairman In style that would have caused az an
~ esuah. Before the speech of the day, Captain