RK, SATURDAY. FaoRNING, OCTOBER 5. isaz.
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the ;rish nation owed deep debt OF gritiudc. and
particularly of having ~ruDg from SIR Robert Peel,
i; .h- House OF Commons, The assertion that ih'


-inl had been !-r or, III assertion I'C, ;e cad


Rad drawn cpon pee liia ,corl o; Europe, @ni
mus, ;!scn him with all posle.iIy. lie .i;en urged
his hearers 70 peace ard perseverance certain 10
end in the restoration OF the Rational Parliament


Coccietion was their primary duty. AGveftng 10
the fears O. t.cs- who had hitherto reraned from
ioiniug witt. them, he SAID, We have b=ea ensas-
ed, aud are engaged in mighty ci:uegle.-
us~e ee Injured any todv in that struggle Have
We nsuired cn7 hcdy in that struggle! Have we
oppressed any body III -. -,rsele' Have We
been guilty OF any turbulence, o any idfu'i Of any
i,ct of,vIGience7 M, blessed be Heaven, we have
r1.. sc MS: Nv mions, and not ooy was nc act
o: violence attempted, 6G: s.ch S"s our toFbear-
ance one toward the other, Inst nor e5ea m hccl
dent any where occurred. We strong enough
10 commit ,oleacs bGt nothing save III. spin; Of
Cancellation and love for each other could have
brought Us together in such mcintutInoEs masses
without violence. In Tire midst OF people VINO
love ma and trust 5rc--with more power IN my


hands than any monarch in Europe enjoys, 90 STU
a,ed, how nave demsaned mysell Bu, first, how
did acquire that pOweri acquired 1t, because OF
the conviction wnch every man. woman, ard child


feels that would not abuse Il. acquired II, ant
have maintsned Il, because was coGgeniui III opln-
ions with the millions OF my co-nutinen, becauso
they perfectly persuaded that IN the exercise
Ul i0e power Will WHICH uiCu NoHHuci'G W.
invested me, would sedulously guard against tfle
commission OF any crime whatsoever Alter
speaking OF the assistance rendered by the Catholic
clergy he proceeded to crtcise the conduct OF The
Irish Attorney General, at,ributiDg much oil the
bitter personal hostility OF that tunctonary 10 the
facts that Mr.. John O'Conne had defeated hl!n at
oughal- and that he MIR. o O'Conneli) had moved
the impeachment Of his father. After adverting To
the Clontan prociama;ion-end again expressing
his belief that there persons no did not intend
The day to pass over without blood, he said that
there were three subjects rushing on his mind. The
first related to the Ciontarf meeting. That meeting
had been legally called, and illegally prevented =
and for long time he had thought that ii would be
necessary 10 call that meeting again for the virdca
ton Of principle. That principle had perhaps
been sufficiently vndicated ay the House oi Lords,
ard his present impression was against holding the
meeting, but he would propose that day week Ih"'
OF a coiiiintec. Ii il were found desirable for popu


lar rights, TO hold that meetng--hoid il he would


The next subject 10 which he alluded was the fOrma


ton of Preservatve Society in Dublin, consisting
OF 300 gentlemen, each handing in ElG0, With view
to correct and control the repeal movement nili0-
ting nothing, bat acting III conjunction with the as
sociaton. The subject was full OF legal difficulty,
and ne would move ior a select committee To inqulr'


mo the possibility of forming select assembly o.


the kind and TO take the advice OF the most eminent
lawyers in England as 10 whether there would b..
arV tnIlg llle5dl IL SUCH III uIIUHStlHeDl.
was his plan, and he would not take single step 10
bring any man within the law. We will have,


said he the opinions of the most eminent legal men
in beth countries, OF case the preparation OF which


will myself superintend, and we will see whether
we will not have second body working tor
Ireland not a House OF Lords, bur having NOR.
power than The House q; Lords, and composed
oi the real friends OF the people OF Ireland These
three hundred individuals, consisting Of wealth,
merchants and OF country gentlemen Will CONSTITUTE


body that will bring about, with great facility, Ii,
repeal of the Union have modelled the pial IL
my mind and am now about TO arrange II, IL try II
Ag an experiment. twill be abandoned by ne, Gns
also By every ether person, lift should be found i'm


p-cclicable bu. ii will be embraced with great Ter
vor If it il found TO be ready Instrument 10 bring
| back the Parliament 10 College Green His thTo
Plan, which ne WAS ereauy attached, was 10 Pre-
| cure an impe achment Of the Irish Judges, and Al
| .orney General, and Of the ministry. The first
| ground of that impeachment would be the monso


Indictment, hich he said was honestly declared ~
| sir. Richard O'Gorman 10 be ncompIehersb!e Il
the Grand Jury, in which he was fully horne oul
hy the opinion Of Lord Denman, who said ii was II
document OF such a nature il was almost impossible
Tor any man TO come TO fair conclusion OF lis con-
tents so voumnous and intricate were It's complica-
tons. For adopting that indictment the Judges de-
served impeachment. He next alluded TO the strong
partisanship the Lord Chei Justice hroug bout the
trial. and his ndecentchaTge 10 the Jury, and said be


intended call upon The people OF England In assis


The people of Ireland in dragging him before the ons
| tribunal authorized 10 say whether such conduci
| to be tolerated in Judge; and also TO inquire
into the admission OF newspaper articles, againsi
| which he protested as evidence against hlm-the
connection Of the verdict illegal Imprisonment Lei
| three months, and other matters which formed no
part of the case before the Lords, and which could
only be reached by an impeachment. 81 mean
hereafter" said he, "to propose that committee
be appointed, of which myself will be one, whose
business if it should appear eXpedient that such u
course should be adopted, it will be TO go through
the principal towns in England, in order TO explain
the details of our case, and TO show them the rJus


tce that was inflicted upon US with view to cbta!r
redress if possible. Here is manifest injus!ice-ar
unjust and illegal Imprisonment is admitted on oil
hands to have taken place. Whatredrcss are we lo
have for this injury ard insult? Englishmcn!
have often been told that the people OF England
we're favorable TO us, whatever the aristocrac.
| might be will try you now. Either you will
Join me as one man ard insist upon this impeach


ment, or will come home and say 10 my country
| men, Do nj mind John Bullock for your Par


lament yourselves | will go through Eoelant


from town TO town-from county TO county; | vii


assemble meetings and give them the grathcaiio,
! of seeing live lion who was Gagged for three
| months. But are the ministry TO escape! Sii
| james Graham had the unparalleled impudence
| in the absence of two members OF the house q
Commons myself and my 10 call u;
convicted coUSplrat0rS. lie hdd Il all nis own


way, with his packed jury and one-sided judge


and when an unjust verdict was returned, he


had the mpudence call us convicted cOnspiretors
| Peel had such unrivaIed powers Of face and such


tolu disregard for truth, lat least the newspapers


attribute The excess of mpudence 10 him., to state IL


The House of Commons that we had fair trial. A


yoice-'He IS liar!') Why, 10 be sure he There


is the British Aluister for you! The first country


in the world Why, is there in all creation


having the slightest regard f,- truth who would dare
| TO say that we have had f.i- s.iei' = P"eLee
| Jury "a one-sided judge the refusal of every
thing TO the traversers, and the total exclusion o


Catholics from the jury box and then fair trial


orsooth sweet Sir Robert! But, perhaps, he tolc


the truth: perhaps he thinks it far trial for irish


men! mockery, a snare, and delusion; hut G
very fair trial for Irishmen" After some recapita


atory observations, Mr.. OConnell concluded by
saying '' This is day full Of nope and endearing
anticipation. tits time that we should look forwarc


10 have Ireland free. Hurra for old Ireland and the


Repeal OF The Unionl'' Tremendous applause


waving OF hats and handkerc hiefs.j


The QUEENS VISIT TO ScoTLAED.-The Queer
and Prince Albert left London on Monday, the l9it


instant, for Dundee in the Steam yacht Prince AL


bert, accompanied BY the leading members Of The
/ rorx, .rbaro ,ho,, od Wednesday nd i'm