Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26


,ipv Lyr,, that this appalling sacri'es o. ons;%uI "
h ,s rornu ma well the general SUFFERING WIN wien
~. t' ,n,n,nied might have hctn alnscthcr pre-
mod NO wise and hrTciccnt government on''. NC"
"Reminiscences may acknUw ledge 'ha coh'hIu '
mnoaine that should be supported by the lr'sh
noone in The attempt IL resist hhcohF,i'
and IN nvrrt national ruin by an appear !" arms n. @
n, cvnrcss conun for such an attempt az u II were
| crime. ,.,,, ,,o l,,J or mo r,ihers with
t,nn,i. ,tircrion-then criminal II II be CRIME
49, have devoted 10 the welfare ri that land. lie ri nrc-
riItino ro-,hrn criminal. II II br crime 10 nave
,r lis sake every object Of personal AMBITION and
what pri2e still mnrethc cndrartncns oi d'nesc assn
ci,,nu in The manifest Of hnucs--ihcn am criminal II
il be crime have encountered Tor lis sake every s"rl o
nhl0uuv and d,ngerihc nm crnina II IL nc citn'e
10 have hubed myself for its sake To political Hn'e -
bescrchiny Them unite with me IN common ei"i' !"
save our common countryihcn nun criminal: II y ue
crime have sluoped inr us sake !" sonci'a.oH va
the British Parliament calling alike 10 personal u
national priie-then am criminal II u pc u -,
when ! found peaceful ienonsrance unaVaiIns ~ ~
have melted my cuunrymen 10 appeal 10 ual 'n
arbilramcnt which England can honor III II
failure aud in American succesS-ihstl a' q
lc crime 10 have desired win the freedom anu '"e
ueudcnce of nv country with the least l"ssloie ah'o"h "
booishcd and with total abstinence IRON NJ
cessesthcn am criminal We're e crime This devotion
my Maker could acknowledge as cI. r :, -,
+, Ireland How then can | express cohtoh lo' ~
thai Government which has BEEN oo, ivs ~ ~, mt
rrc,lv bol in times far remote ana 10 ls J
calamity, the agent I" "h'c"
sulutiun2 ,r L.I,v,,i cnuntrv my
compared ",n VIZ j.; matter Of insgnihcancr even 10
,,f ~, / cannot find in the treatment wn,cn nave
,,ner.uccu any grounds Tor INA, I'
y,.s IRE rcproacled for Withholding .;.s If nil ,,,,
,vh.n convicted at Clunme by Il speclc' W I'M "lo"
which am not disposed TO an''uu t nr'lt ; ~,
~ -, xn.c, thot The sentence oil dehlh Itco'ne" against
sell 10 ,,d viii moi say that there might have
been some azurd in attempting ~ 'n, "sr ma
sentences hu. il will mol be Forgotten 'a tt Nv -,
il, .. shocked nj the idea that we siou" ne put ~
,I, ne br same men vhu had invited OIL WIN. Napier 10
Iore cum,nard OF 4 rebel iurce ihr me " a.,
dvrsr nur,y 10 pass the Reform Bill ana WIN, a. he very
,,l..y
snnnnr Of lr Canadian rebels for 'he mae"n'.o VI e
influence in North America 81 was pr no,v I I
I, Al ,. law lien stood the alternative Prnh' when
ic,rrrd wa, Dru,h or Imprisonment III Ireland during
me Measure uf the Queen. Ncict o. wv. w. ,n,.,1;
a ,nnrI in nv case; by or posi- Iacso 'es'sno"
was plid 80 transported convict To perpetual sepa'
n,on from nv country and my family" pu'snn u, ).
which then considered, and sun 'onsau'', s, G,a
Dru,h refused in 1919 TO accept such an e. p0 ,aeo
,n,,m.n as n mitigation Of my sentence, anu NY eNpct'-
nre drnn The last three years still orbds me To Consider
,his Communication act oil cemency tio"r '"e" co"
| testify gratitude for What deem TO BE- wrong
Neither can find any for gallludc IN lhe Heal.
mcn which tho Irish State Prisoners have experienced III
Vnn Denans Land has been cscep"ra' hn' II "ohu
not be difficult show ihu II has been eNrt''o"u' s,i
NJ rather than in favor The ei'hls "hch nay o'r
made by The local government TO annoy anu uh"a US
.yincr a spl which ciatactcIise on'S 40 uus'
,i,, and Ihr proceedings u Sir William Dchisuh uh'lhs
been sanctioned by the Home Government II deserve u
sha re lhr praise which he may cla'i itucis may oah
and uuuis,, ia lrutism crime hut Is hot J" 'eH
unwar 10 induce mankind 10 shrink with abhor
renee" from those who have been c"" ,, , oe.
IralI
Had been treated as ordinary ' t' SUI; "'
treatment would, III this country, huse i'""'
ed public feeling without withdrawing from Us ue sfmPa
me- Of one GENEROUS mind shall not waste Your time MOI
my own by Ircaptuang the various cfcuis ~hc,
Justify me holding This language II IS suihcleh' ia
should say this moment after wc have endured ou
r.,r. If n,u.unu,.nt nu cunvic who holds "a Ticket o.
leave is SUBJECT To The restriction which, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eAacsion from US OF parole have breh pose upo" Az
the State Prisoners except Mr.. Mitchell ,
The cas, Mr. Mitchell is also exceptional, anu an1ihs
A striking illustration 81 the vini'caIlve sptIt h1 when
British Government has been animated towards e 'f's'
EXilrs
IN consideration Of the hari,hips which The eohVicls
brought nom Bermuda along with Mr.. Mitchell nhlrf~ch
While iethinrI board thr Neptune at inc cape :"
Hope The voyage, conditional pardon was g'ahrd
10 all on board might he their crimes with The sin
Gle exception OF the Irish Patriot
in proceedings such these can had no cause LOT gfa
lude
Lord E.nson proceeds 10 reproach with having made
Professions OF loyalty 10 The Queen had we EXPRESSED
respect her Majesty, shnui proDaoY nave "ch W
varied with banter aud contempt ln my case, such pro
lrssins a needless they uhavalins cannot re-
member my lie uttered word dlsrespeclld 10
Queen Victoria cnnsplrcd against her person nor
except nleGcnay, il b. SAID thai consPrtd against
her crown. Yet ui the most prominent oi n'"1e'h
British statesmen rondcsrenrd Tor the purpose m raising
nr.lcr AGAINST me aegp upon better authority lha
story invented By hostile journalist that a-red I" re-
viye III my person that native Royalty when was, iu
rine many centuries, hereditary IN my family. ,
Whilst | regarded the interference OF tlr BRUSH Faihu.
nen, In aiirs Ireland as usurpatI"n, was VII
ling Wedge the Queen al Great Britain az hoa ae
jure and DE- faco Soverci Ireland Until the hour al
insIisntcd the people Of Ireland to take up arms ~
r,,slanre Ia nm institutional enactment OF The British
Parliament prepared 10 adopt the ancient CONSULT
lion my country mpersonaicd IN "lhc Queen Lords
and Commas at ireland" the legitimate authority 10
hich owed suirclinn. Had The hhnry" inst
which was orcasiuIed by The usgnvrrnment a" the BRITISH
Pufaien successful, Republic would probably nave
been established in lrrand tut with me ut least such IT,
suit would been after Oh necessity, fae ha :"
choice ! admire the Republican institutions oil anlercl'
but am by convinced that n RePnbiic - Tue oh
TOM oil government under ~,h nations can r ifen pro-
. unr,,
e. To orr that allegiance s an obligation IT,
rproca viii, and conditional upon, good government
conceive that regard ir the rights and welfare o conn
y is paramount the respect which We "@e l" us
chief magistrate Snch are the principles 10 lie malh''
nance cI the family Of Brunswick owes lis zeal upon
, England and by The due Observance oi w't
The may b, best preserved for lis present preseason
and her descendants
I'm concluding mis- address will conceal from you
that have hrc disappointed The result Of your inerEe
lion IN Though expected little from the mag
uanimiIy OF Ehns P"litIcllns yet Thought 'la ni'N's
Of capedIenGy would pronhly eiu 10 c"hp'a''e VIZ" '
| request.
Believing that general and unconditional dmns.ty in
regard the ncurf!ionay proceedings VI lciS Is ulclatte
not less by pulley thanh generous ietIng Thought II pro-
liable that Lod Dcrby's administration would have made
graceful concession III The wishes OF the most S rnoe,
portion o! The Irish nation, and 10 The universal voice
North America the more inclined 10 Indulge inns De
lief when found that three nt The most eminent o. my
counsel MIR Whlesife Mr. Napier and Sir fllzrny Nelly
have brcorrr advisers the under the new mi
nistea arrangements As these fnnctonafes mol only IL
their prof siuna capacity also private gentlemen
laud in l case of Sir Fiizny Kelly by extra forensic
proceeding which L. believe, without preceden protested
that tried according 10 law, thought that unless
they contemplate of mrrcennIiGs they would ~
officers, the same opinion whlch thcy
had drrr" IN hr proceedings CONNECTED WIN hr defence
These expectations have brru disappointed.
II disposed 10 cherish resentment against England
should c'n,solr myself with assurance, that the day
will arrive, though. perhaps may mol see II, when the Br
iis will rst HAT they refused request
Bat find pncr ol consolation the conscious
that The prna- which have been inflicted upon me by
British IT,. j-iaiin have been mclch only by devotion
fidelity Ia The land al birth.
have HE honor L. remain Obliged and faithful ser
want, WILLIAM ) O'RRES.
NEw NoEroIK VAS DIEMA.'s i.A:D, Sept. IA, 1852.
While the Irish subject cannot refrain from publish
ing least lr conclusion o the eloquent speech delivered
by the ard Or cahI the dinner ia honor ST
Park day given Galway, Ireland the last day hr
Irish lnY Saint the tribute 10 America Is OF the
most rnqnrn altered and such could Proceed
none but Irish lips b'lrf extract nm il has already hren
extensively published in The newspapers al this Country
We have tct that would he mulaiiOn mol 10 puhlkh