Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24

own pfopo's lilo stated this however distinctly
~, ;n,'.; .e ssnsuiai oody should DO OF opinion
s ~ was p''i''ao'o 20 deferred repeal, and NJ.
~ y, "'s WI "'S an' t",baw league, they placed
-. -. -. ~ 20 -. "'p .''''uet ~nat course ne
-" " W " ~ y" - 10 '"e NV 80 amended nj Their
...-S u. ,. w a. "e eeuiu 70 carry me pf"pIri-
"oV 'e "o'e'"i.". nc p'c'e''ea' ne d'd not pre-
e"u " 'y NV, sueecs. IN inc house OF CON-
'"-s"' p'"u"So eSe"nc'e. o"' "s oPn'on ma'h was
nes'p 70 pvSus nns, adIus'en' o, 'h's question
.i , "s "' y" s"u'o f'''o. ,''"'eu'a'e ''Pi'' >"
80 Ea'-' 1'. !" Tue s"'",e VI throwing "ie eonnWy
NV 'o,"u'o"' ny v spo'ny' io' SIX "o"nS. "o se"e-
I =, w''" Sss nov 70 at
i' krea' question wa Sha we ,u'aneo W he i,saa-
'p " p,o'e.uo, ama ~ inc removal OF po"o''y uun's
VI S S"'" ~ We s,an n .unI
~ h NJ &c, oTn eneir1 ,n'o an s'1luen' ue'eneo
laxsons in the I,n Amer shoiny ,L,, in ever, ea..
the removal Of prohibon had con,rbu,e moi only f., the
welfare Of the con.une, bu, also 10 that OF the pr,duccr
he called upon them calmly to reflect on what was the poi-
cy best suited In 90 cal ,,,,,,. lie Goo,
Britain Let them L,ok Al IN. mora, se,al pby,e,I and
geographical advantages which God and Nature hsd given
the country let them aso look al their ACQUIRED ,d
vansges let them reflect ON their eapial their their
fce press, their aud then L., Then,
whether England the county which ought to dread
competition. Other countries were watching their example,
There was no reason for expee,pp that every wh. t.v
would be with hostile tariff. Sardinia aud Naples
had both adJp'ed 1.-The raj sv.tems Prns.i, vns ,,,,dv
shaken The most sound and sensible thinkers in France
bearing on willing Government which WAS d,si-
follow that OF I'm land aud to adyau
taecs with IL. They wcr. giving in t, H.
STATES to the patty which was seeking m nr,ru,. mon,
liberal tariff Eycn il that party was unsuccessful he nd
vised the House not 10 pun itself BY seeking 10 be
senged others Ills earnest advice 10 the f
England founded tie expe fence OF three ,ear,
merely, but tho experience OF cvery previous
restricon was per-yer. in the course upon which
they had catered By passing these -sures they would
take another guarantee content and love- and will
ling obedience Of the population and II calsmtous time
should COME when they otter exhortatons TO bear
their desny with fVrtude, il ould be consolation for
reflect that had relieved ourselve, from the neec,
sy Of regulating the supply food in time of famine
and that in period free from camor and temeni we
hal. 4 ~.
the free circulation commerce." The tish hon baro-
no, resumed his amid loud cheering
On the motion oi Lord J. Manners the debate then
adjourned.
IRELAND.
The PorAroK DrsrAsE-Thc Jes,ituti,n caused nv the
C.;I,,, ,C IN. ,..,.,,. go, 4. r.,;. ;,.....;
ment has made ARRANGEMENTS for rI,v;din, ,
poyent or the poor in Clare where the supply OF food of
thousands is entirely exhausted.
The "Reifast indicator" suys-"In the counties of
Dwn and Antrim, the >. ,;,y Of ,I,e ,,s,,c. -
thing that has vet been said about n Every am, =, n, . r.
speak says the most heart rendinp picture will no,
y represent the gloomy original In Ba!Iyc,rc syer il
re-caused is behaved by the use Of un ,ound po,at,s
but the disease thu, created i. now sc,zin
upon those who are and those VIII, are NOT reduced b
hunger and bad food Many in that locality have had mo-
potatoes for last six weeks and are deriving weak
subsistence from the use oimea and water"
mater. cpunsc,si iii ~" ss,IS. u a"i, mo 'ne
Ireland has been published Wv 'NN' '''P u
The Commissioners express, strong doubts whether any
Of the present available will effect IN ,re han
temporary aOyiston oil the evil which has spread wide
"; do they pate that Government will hay. ia.
power by any contemplated legislative provide an
chceiu'l remedy TIE pIorhousrs st,,cJ oer the
most important VI relief but the DO
not consider the largest pecu1iiy the relief
which their capacity would Afford at all equivalent
meet any such deficiency IN the crop that estimated
Win regard 10 the relief afforded by public works the
Commissioners entertain the greatest doubt whether any
adjustment o them can be made 90 meet the need wherev
er occurs; and they add, "ii must be met death
from famine may be the result"
The CasIiebsr Telegraph contains the subjuined
men'
III affords us greatp pleasure to be enabled announce
on undoubed authority that the Government have pur
chased lOOO tons o American corn, 10 be landed the
diercnport oi Ireland This supply TODD wl IN part
compensate Tor the deficiency occHsoned by tho Vi the
Pnlioes.
Bran Seery was executed on the 10th u 70: attempting
the lie oil SiTffancls Hopkins He was hung in he pres
ence oil lIg" military force sent to order the
cccason 10 the last moment he soemnly protested his
lnnt ctnce'
ihE hEFEAL ASSOCIATION was employed on the 23d ut
IN listening 10 denuncAions oi the bill introduced by Ie
Far o ST Germans IN the House @: Lords for the protec
h'n "i HE IN LELAND which was described by one OF the
'rrt Is As ian act that the Emperor Nicholas dare i'm
tate III ukase i1r The use OF Poland, would cost him s
own with hi+ head IN II. before month passed away"
1 ne rent Tor the week was announced 10 be t2l9.
C,rresnondence of IN. En,on.,o rr;m.
rp,Nc.
'NHOT'
rAh'' reoruAV 80
postcrp, - my last letter inf formed you rejection
Of the amendment Of NJ Berger, by very large m,lor
iy. The effect Of this amendment express a sau
of sympathy the United States in preference England
and it, rejection therefore remarkable. Another a.
mendmen OF similar character, has since met with
similar fate.
THIS the last debate that has taken Place in the
French Chambers American affairs. II is important in
-eli showing that the opinions of NJ. Gaso and the
policy Of the Government haze undergone change what
ever; aud as showing. also, that hce opinions and that
policy shared by, and possesses the sympathy Of the
great and overwhelming majority Of tire Chamber OF Depu
ties.
But the debates that preceded this oven more
imPorani Tor in them made the memorable dccara-
tons that henceOrth that close and intimate union be-
tween France and The United States which has hitherto
existed, VIII Xst moro,hat the counties are no
nyer united. weTe for good aud for evil fortune
that each will pursuc its path without asking caring
whether it may please tine other.
Srrcy thsi sf deep mater that can
not sufficiently be depiorcd. Yet il certain the u States
have only themselves thank for t-Mr. Folks address
has done 1t sill Admitting that France made blunder in
uc exam business u could not DO supposed tlut she
wpuu 'ahey SUBMIT 20 pe Ia'ed or u ID fieslGehrs
not ne snubbcJ ike scLnoI bo 80 h. Jo;iCi