New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

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Wakeiv plainly animated tEst ne could see no c.
eoce 5e-Tveen Russell and Peel AID ne iae' : - Es
Member ior Fil=ory stated i WIN INC -fi7h OAu'e
the "hg- vi il0' Out1 NJ. -, 80 awe ere-ir-
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p9Iiry Of Peel during he latter dag Of a afEi-1-=t
hon broke INTO -f,liucr-. Airesdv r1rors prera
IA. new Ministry may be defeated on TIE =1sclt
oT,.-ion which VIII result Of course II ds-1l.,
Psrliarren, almost Immediately
Much viii depend on the details Of The Ne ssure
One thing j. certain namely mat the dist!1' fhch
Peel introduced between slave andireell1 u-s- vii
DC abolished and hopes are entertained The differ
enral dutie- between Colonial ana sugar W!
terminate !iSe the duties on Corn years and
nail IRON tle present '-He'
FOURTH % JJLf-T"- - H,TERN-Dlr!ng
the last home~ard pa--tp Great Western The
Anniversary OF no zion Of American !ade-
pence occurred. - nay, july TN, request "s=
made Of Capt V .ha ne would perrrl. tacrl 20
celebrate - ( customary among citizens OF
the United This he 81 once acceded 10. On inc
pas.ea <~ntlin- fCr dinner Cau.a:a Matthew'S
ST.. reouesr that had been made and MS ready
So .bcreyrith and resigned The chair 10 General
-Ar-ry
Tho COMPANY sat down 10 = sunlpruous dinner: and
after the cloth was removed the Chairman called upon
the COMPANY to JON in drinking the following oss;s
The dav we CELEBRATE. The Memory Of Washing
the President Of the United Stz;esr-- Queen
Vicrorisr-4 ouis phil;uDe
Tho whole affair ns.sed OF with -rca: satisfaction 10
all Varies and tho cornsnv kent ~, ,hn fe-a N s,e
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Sne MADE her appearance oey ocioe sue was o1e, 81
midnight on Non1av the l5th aitsf passage OF ~
days
The STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN. The
stesrns hin Great Western Cap. Nathew- entered the
Merscy &, midnight Friday the 10Th instant ate!
passage Of IS! dsvs Messrs Wilmer s, smith who
hid sneciel engine in readiness landed their papers ?.
ono oc'oc. and rroceed.d directly hy eyprcss for on
dor which yras reached hv NJ Fdgsri WILMER sfte-
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ireland.
REPEAL AsSOCIATlOE-Mr. y cornell lett Lon
don on the 9Th inst. and arrived IN Dublin Monday
morning He appeared AZ the meeting at Cancellation
Hall in the afternoon when there crowded Al
tendance Mr.. V Mahcr NJ. P YVES called to the Chair.
The Secretary directed write 10 tho Repeal War
dens in the North OF Ireland deprece;ng any Interior
with the Orange Anniversaries. Mr. O'Conneil N
the OF his address TO the meeting alter describ
ing the fall OF the late Ministry, and warmly eu!ogizns
sir r. Peel asked what tho people of Ireland
ought 10 pursue under present circumstances The
wonderful success which had attended the pcrseverrg
and unrinc exer,ions OF The Anti COrn-law League
ounht 10 nnre them with new homes and expectations
that the object on which :hev were bent ghi not unrca
sonablv be cxpcc,cd The success OF Golden was the til
mph of moral force principle which he M -t saw
first acted upon hv the people OF Ireland The Charsts
on tho contrary had adopted physical force, and what
had lecome Of them They were not in existence
The people Of England were therefore bound IN graft
tude 10 as lSt the lsh peopc N oulainS measures oil
aincioration. i remained 70 be seen whether they
would Tot But what oushtthey lthc i!sh peope)to
do under existing circumstances tie had plan 10 pro
pose. and II would rest Win inc peop!c WhetneT they
would accept II or not Iney the people might d'eT
WIN MIN but nc would not dfci Win them lie came
10 Ireland for The purpose OF telling them hrsi mat he
intended at the earliest possible moment IN the next
scssiosoi Parliament 10 bring under the consideration
OF the Legislature the question OF the hcpca! OF The
mon; secondly u. required '!c rasocaUo 70 Gecite
'"' ao,s ies " - " 80 oi i'e.'t- =.
prop!. Gl 'nc wv -? ~ CC.s - pm. ~
80, -, az ' ~ ~. ~ - -
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nc of tho s.sociation throughout me country 6fthv
H., -, - 49,, ,,.;;,, n,.,,,;,r .. d.. r,c,s,r,,.
-; , accs o. y.o- I,lnl,. oo,, N beco,rc
;x,,,lt Tint tho committee on Tho assnci
nton sbonJ tv unon such candidates 70 nm the yscan
ces ne ,hc,, considered proDcr After sucukn OF the
,.,n ,.,,ros ,,b;c lc has alrcadr sta.cd he wants
sro,, (;oyern,nont Mr. Or,onncn urocc,ded 10 s,,;e
tb, no yopd fak every measure OF GOOD that nc could
ret for Ireland hut wonld MOI rivc M, Rcpcal After
warning against violence and an appeal Tor that conf
dcncc which he had earned by his past services the
Hon gentleman moved that the documents which he
had rSod shorld have the approval of the association
vote of thank TO the Libcrator was proposed by Mr.
Cirattan supported by Alderman U Bricn NJ P. Mr. NJ J.
Barry, Mr.. J. ONeil, the Lord Mayor and Nj steele
and carried unanimously The rent OF the week WAS
announced 10 be slli IS Al the meeting on the 18Th
b.r, was n violent DISPUTE The Lord Navor of Dub.
lin occupied tie char 4 ;et,er from Mr. VIM Smith
0'Rr;e bovinr boon road hi. lord shin briefly addressed
rho mccnr DENYING ber Repeal was 10 be- riven up al
though thew should give the new Ministry full and fair
uih. The Lberaior spoke with the view Of putting an
end TO all the differences that had sprung up among the
Members OF the Association As soon as Mr. q Conne!!
resumed MS sent Mr. Mcachcr said thar il any landlord
o., Noblcman to prevent the Repeal principle from
being put forward then farewell TO public virtue and
honor and farewell 10 Irish nationality. contest in
Dungarvon would show the Repcalcrs what their
strength WAS but inc return oil hlchSIa Loi oel' was
siui upon 'y ncpca " Wv, ~
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a''" CHsHel WI. no' VIZ ~ - "a
10 maxi snC''ecs " .ii 81 ~, - 49, ..'
Vbir b tbry sl,nuli h, onno.cd WHEREVER tb,y could
bc With success for he did nor nnproye Of ycxatious on.
no.;,ion II j. the cure Of society HAT from principles the
most important there have been spo.tate- Here a very
voen, discussion cnsued in which feelings OF bitter
and maevolent character manifested. Mr. Mca-h.
cr who had applied the aposate Mr. Clements,
obliged 10 apologize, tha; gentlemen had not
taken Office under the government II would appear
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