The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

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military. \ few days opo we were told he
had g. c,,rn an ,le EerTy Mountains and
SGO fulloUrr.-- uo,y he i .u-rn.rI tn lie
,yan1nripo. ar,nn and r,icnIld.s tlrouoh
the country. As said bcrorc. we know
not what in believe. one ra,er sreoks If
..urly work. in Limerick GATHERINGS on
the mountains. and ,ioual. frs gn,yy,lipr
from peaE I, p..ar.. another sco,!,
ar this. md thinks Inc whole affair too con.
tcmpiblc 70 notice, Then. when weary
launching over the use that Mrs. Cormacb'>
vegetables were Put TO. we hear Of 200 or
200 armed rea>antS warning thc Police 10
rive rp Che search for Richard O'Gorman
then entering the houses If the r,riry and
farmers. carving off Whichever INNS they
can Law their hand, ON and hurryinr Off to-
,he mountains. where thev are dailv and
NIGHTLY orpan.zed by chief whose name
does mo-, trqusrire. hut who i .aid IN be- an
cvira ,rlinary character. md If rre,t and
dariu.. shirt. stranger 10 fear. and fully
acquainted with the iutricacir> Of the Kcr-
~ and Limerick Maintains: aud farther
more thathc /. surrounded hy 200 followers.
and can summon Geo more round him . a
momeut'> warning. TheinurualS are moth
ing buta mass Of contradictions.
Speaking Of journal, reminds me that Mr..
Baxter. Editor If the DYydgN Patriot. j,
committed on a charge Of high treason
o. Gormqn said some months ago. "Let
irgT rack the TlrN- box. Il III the dock
nn srdi,ion becomes the fashion. and the
iails are ovcrcrcwded with convcts frumthc
Irish Cou!,dera,iun.n It bids fair 10 be
true 10 the letter.
The troops under General Macdonald arc
still iu Itinerary. and the people sill re-
fuse them provisions. The ,pir!, Of Gisai-
lection +, wide spread. and the fearful pros
meets IF the harvest. in connection with the
expressed determination or the government
20 AFT ri no aid in case Of another famine.
will increase il q hundred fold. There will
probably be auothcroutbreak. but whatu>C?
The clergy will oppose il, they have done
this, and 1t viii f,jl. For, whether for good
or for evil. the failure Of the present move
mcn' rest, with them. Had they withheld
the people ut the first, these men would
have understood their position. and acted
accordingly. They could have kept within
the law, or sought a more couecnial home ;
or. ifthcv had rushed into instruction, they
would have l<uowuthcir resources, and not
have depended ON men who fell from them
As leaves do from the trees in Autumn. Blu;
having once urged men into danger. they
had no right to- retreat. Mr.. Labor says.
the people should not cheer man on TO the
foot = of breach or the foot ola galows, and
then dcscr, them" There can Sc no sec
oud opinion about that. neither the clergy nor
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