Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

own two parishes, and there are in those
two parishes alone a majority of seven over
his whole sorry supporters in the barony of
Middlethird. loud cheers.) Put that IN
your pipe, MIR. Collect, and smoke IT.
Laughter.) Electors of Tipperary, anu
going to propose as IA candidate young
man, and he is not a bit the worse for being
a Roman Catholic. (Laughter.) A man
was never the worse for knowing how to
bless himself. (Cheers.) He is a hand
some fellow, too. (Laughter) Ibeg leave
Ito propose Francis Scully as fit and proper
person to represent Tipperary. cloud
Icheers.) His father, the late James Scully,
was, at the worst of times, at the head of
the Catholics of this country. (Cheers. -
In 1928, the year before Catholic emancipa-
tion--of which measure, my Lord, your
Lordship's ancestors were the most strenu-
Gus advocates
! DIR. Burke. A cheer for the old Hutchn-
sons. cloud cheers.)
The Archdeacon. | remember in Dir.
Burke's present chapel the late lamented
O'Connell-may God be merciiul to him /!
Pray for him, Mr.. Collect. (Laughter.)
DIR. Burke. If he knows how. (More
laughter.
The Archdeacon. The late Daniel o.
Connell was present: James Scully was in
the chair. 81 am delighted" said the Lib
orator, "to see you in the chair, James
Scully, as the brother of the distinguished
author of the Penal Laws" Cloud
cheers.) We must have fair play; Wen
beat him into rags, SO that his English friends
won't know him. (Hear and laughter. y
They'll say, g Can this be the Collect that
stood for Lincoln?" Cloud laughter. y
Electors of Tipperary, you'll do your duty;
we want Ireland for The Irish. Cloud
cheers.) Our standard is the green flag of
Erin. tremendous cheering.)
son our side is virtue and Erin;
The friends we have tried
Are by our side,
And Colett is before u.s.
loud cheers.)
| / am speaking at random; Oaughter;) but
had very good speech prepared, and you
Mr.. Colett, spoiled it by coming up at the
eleventh hour with your bamboo head
(Laughter.) / really believe it's not the
first good thing you spoiled. daughter. }
Sir Joseph Yorke, in the House of Com
mons, at one time said that If Ireland was
| four-and-twenty hours under water ii would
be peaceable, and not till then. Little johnny
Russell has adopted different plan; he
adopted starving them in millions. cloud
groaning.) You may go home to Lincoln,
Mr.. Collect: do you live near itf (Laugh-
ter.) Go home and tell them from us we
are Irsh--the descendants of the old Span
iards. (Cheers.) You are not Spaniard;
yeusare more like Creole. Cloud laugh
tcr.) Tell them from us that we are not to
be trampled upon Cheers -that we repu-
date both Wings and Tories; and if Old
Nick had both Of them, Old Ireland would
be much better off, (Laughter) We are
moral force Repealers. tremendous cheer
ing.) We are the disciples of the great o.
Council he of European fame. cloud
cheers) We are his followers; and, though
he is dead, we will hoist his banner for Re-
peal, Liberty, and Old Ireland. (Great
cheering.) | have great pleasure, my Lord
and Electors of Tipperary, in proposing
Francis Scully as fit and proper represent
alive for gallant Tipperary.
| fThe Archdcacon resun ed his seat amidst
the loudest demonstrations of applause
Mr.. Scully was elected.