The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-02
IRELAND.

.a5 y From the Dublin Nation, JulyS
News OF rHE WEEK.-On Tuesday last a
,arty Of police were stationed at the door Of the
Irish Felon Office. in Trinity street. They rr-
fused -tn make their business known, and several
,imcs sirovc 10 effect an entrance. II appeared.
.,n inquiry made of the Commissioners, that
Ihey held q warrant for the arrest of Mr. John
Martin. on a charge Of what the parliament is
pleased TO call felony. NJ. NJ. w"r'd, If ar.
rested. be tried during tn" sitting Of the Com.
mission Of Oyer and Terminrr, perhaps tho very
day aftcr his arrest, and thus be Transported
without any opportunity Of making his defence.
He has,, therefore. wisely resolved I" rnvadc
the police spies until tho sitting ofthe Commis.
sion are ended.
The Irish papers give fnll extracts from tae
reports Of the second Tabernacle Meeting in
New, York. The Nation f,he 9Th inst. refers
20 America in these words:
Ave publish to-day glad ,idings from Amcr-
ca which come to us in words that make our
hearts heap and our hearts bnrn for action.
True and unp,Irchascable friends. we hear your
voice; we attend your cxhortali"ns; we treas
,irr np your lave as the traveller in the desert
cherishcs the water in his go,ird. Every sun
that pa.ses over us on its way TO you ripens our
-ypsetatinn and aur means of action. DO moi
istra<t IrrlanI; she viii prove herself worthy ot
rniss friendship and her owe destiny. She waits
lmt ihr honr oi complete uninn and preparation
~ fling from her arms the rusty chain OF ag"s.
She will I've wise "a we'll as brave and a, a.y
cost. a free nation once again -"
The Commission Court has found true bills
aeainsf Mr.. Devin Reilly on the charg" Of drill
ins and framing 10 which we alluded some weeks
ara. He was arrested. The indictment is
founded upon certain military words uttered a.
a,.,ne~rins in James .t. The trial is postponed
soihc nrxipCoinmis<ion.
Young Gngar,, fra. been found guilty Of drill.
Ling and training. and sentenced to- h" trans.
ported for Seven years; English to he impri>"n
I'd two years, and sever,l nthcrs for twelve
snnnihs. They are mere youths.
The fiincra of the late celebrated Tom Steele
took place in Dal,lin, wth every testimony Of
respect. The Lord Mayor and the greater
Iaft of'thc Cnrporation were present. and the
Mcssrs. O'CouneIl acted As mournrrs.
Mr.. Smith O'Brien is to attend repeal soiree
in Cork ON the 10Th inst.
The Club system spreads rapidly in TiPpera
ry; seyer.l cinhx are established ia and about
CIorpmel. The Government begin to build
h.rrack IN C'ommel capable Of containing f'nr
Times the number of soldiers il has at present.
Then Galway also becomes noted forAits clubs.
and f,nhwith We hear that the Government
isstrnd erecting barracks in Galway for 1000
men,. aCarrck. .on. SUR has eight clubs, ard
now we hear:--A new police barrack is about
ts ie hull, on the green Of Carrick on Suir.
The Dublin correspondent Of the Times
writes thus to hea'lqnarter>-"Rea!ly, as mat.
tcrs 20, there seems To i,e no doubt hat before
tho harvest is t for thr sickle we shall have the
realization Of Mr.. Smith O'Brien's plan carried
out to the letter, aud that the country will he
earrisoned by some hundred thousand mon,
with arms in their hands, trained and disciplined
70 enter upon any desperate undertaking which
may be dictated By either the folly or wicked.
ness Of the Leaders of this insane movement.
The Belfast Vindicaier tells us that in Ulster
the shout '.Tenan right or Repeal" is chang.
ing space into "renat Rish, and Repeal" ''N"n
s,eoyisions must be sent out of tho country
no corn or cattle parted with while there is fear
ofwapt nj home," is heard in every hut; and eve.
~ man from Shanes II to the Giants Cause.
way is cultiva.ing The society of pixies and mus
kets; snre sign that these weapons are regard.
ed as the best form ofargumeni that hungry mrn
plunderers of their rights.
The Cork Examiner. speaking Of the Pro-
tesiant Repeal organization, says: "'rhe for
nation Of Protestant Repeal Lodges in every
city and town In ireland, will be a great fact in
The history of that era devoled to the achieve.
n-nt of I,ish independence. When every 10
eaIi,y in ireland shall have its organized Club
and It's Pro,esiant Repeal Lodge, shall any man
oussd.s,hc walls of bcdlam tell US that freedoms
hattie has moi been fought and won, and that
the legislative independence of Ireland is not
secure7'
The Linerc Chronicle states that Mr.. Mau-
rice O. Connel, NJ. p, is about TO be nominated
Lord Mayor Of Dublin for the ensuing year.
In an advice to peaccahle persons, the Cork
Reporter speaks thus: "'vi,h deep solrmni'y
%. call God to witness that our most earnest
wish is to see this country's wrongs redresscd.
and her prosperity secured without the terrible
o,desl ola Bloody strife. Blu: ifviolence mus.