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the British crown, and in which the late Irish par
Lament heretofore had no share.


Irepsar, thus much ! require for Ireland, com
pete legislative and Judicial authority, vested il
the Gro VA, aud the restored Irish House OF Lordi
and Commoas; never entered into my mind te
accept of less, and il never can.


Il may os right here 10 remind the Irish people
OF a tact, that there were seventh nomination bo
roaghs 10 Ireiaad bsiore the Union; all these
would have been swept away e. Inc line OF the
reform bill IN Eaglaad, II Ireland then had her
own parliament. Tney WILL Of course, be consl-
dsred as annlhilated, and 50 mach ot Inc Unlon
Sta ute as sweeps them away would be re enacted
by the act repeating the Union statute itself


There Is Que inquiry which the people oi Ire
landhave right TO make, and which am ready
10 answer.


WHAT occasion has there been to raise the ques-
ton OF federalism, myself being content with the
restoration of the Irish parliament In reformed
shape?


NY answer is-that it is duty which owe to
the people of Ireland, obtain for the struggle for
the restoration OF their parliament all ehe strength
power, aud energy that possibly can accumulate
in that Cause. II IL my sacred duty 20 show 10 the
BRUSH empire, and TO the world. upon what slen
der foundations OF support the Uuion Statue is
bi--d Todem ,nstrate 10 the Brush minis'ry and
Blush pirl nj the universally of the disgust
that p-rvades Irlshnen OF every class, al being de-
prvsd ut any snare 10 IN. government OF their own
countfy. demonstrated, oy means o. the mon
SER Lettings OF last year, now intense was, and ID,





tload iadep nd nee; and now pe tcrfully. bu fix
enly, deter,niued they were, and are, never re-
lax heir exertoas unul the parliament sli all b.
Colegr-green again And now It is equally IN
cumpent on me TO procure. II possible, d s,,nilar
comoination among the weather. classes, and par
tlcusry among the Protestant mobility aud gentry,
toI the restoration Ut our national independence.


There Is no tauat-iAere II no reproach-there is
no calumuy, that | am not cheerfully read 10 en-
durp, VI able TO procure the supppfl Of such Of
the Protestant nobility aud gentry as have not YET
joined us III seeking the repe o the ualon statute.


lners is nothing snort OF principle which would
not sacrlhce TO obtain tine support OF the Protestant
gentry; desire 10 place them at the head ot the
movement, that all tear OF religious asc-ndency
may be done away with for ever, and the repeal Of
th- UNION rendered secure.


Bat the repeal OF the uaIOn, In order TO be useful
TO Ireland should have the assent OF nearly all her
population. clergy, nobilty, gentry. and laity OF
every class, creed, and persudeton. / am recruit
ing sergeant Tor the Irish people and whilst beat
Up recruits by every argument, convincing aud con-
ciliatory, and In tho sacrifice OF every thug bu
princlpe the success Of my plans may be postponed. .
but think am quite safe declaring that sucn
success IS not remote or uncertain.


Tns chief argument against Rpeal used especially by
the class au TO- II that the restoration Of the Irish
parliament wdnld necessarily tend separation be-
tween the two countres-a powerful argument il true
Uaoa would lsava m my questions unsettled between
Ireland aud Englandtha Ireland would have control
OF the execut W thar is Of ths British ministry or over
the Management o the colonies. in other imperial
concerns. and thus. that numerous International
and hostile questions would arise, ending to Gre
ate a civil war between the two countries, Leaving
ireland to other choice thau submission to British
conquest, or by successful revolt throwing of British
connection and the allegiance to the British wn-


Unnappy there 10 great difficulty in persusd,pg the
persons VINO take mp these ideas Vt their ftiy it in
ieiy er discuss with them perfect temper snd
kindness the remedies they Themselves PROPOSE Thut
rem dy in Federal Congress upon some plan as
yet undeduei to give ireland potential in the
guiti Of foreign treaties, in checks ministerial
power 10 the MANAGEMENT Of colonial Affairs and IN all


Its quite In striking out the plans for such
Congressional powers, many difficulties will arise,
~ render the arrangement more difficult
to be Effected, but il Federalism shall bring aid
e"nvasn, 70 haSs A. e snu % m more o
tirey on the side OF Ireland.


/ confsss should be glad to see plan that would
give Ireland efsctua share In the arrangement Of
foreign treaties. IN that the linen yarns Belfast
woui be danger Of being sacrificed interests
ofths makers OF cutlery IN sheffield or Birmingham.


Again, look to colonies read the names Of the
Official persons in those colonies. You will 6nd very
scarcely one Irish and # there b. an Irshman among
them il Is n all probability some renegade who has SOLD
his country for o colonial bribe.


Then, to the Of religion in the colonies the
religion OF the people OF England protected in all the
colonies is the religion OF the people Of Scotland but
the religion OF the people Of Ireland scany tolerated
for example, Newfoundland the Protestant bishop
salary from Of sOo ayear while my
friend the Right Rev Dr. F.eming. has salsry of only
sol ayear though his duties In the inverse ratio Of
the salaries.


/ ue.
a. Of the Repeal Of the Union and the
domssiio pariisment-that will take less for the
Irsn parliament than that which It had before the Union
that Aaa legislative and Judicial authority in Ire
land


But i'll can for Ireland If can in addition
to her legislative Independence procure for her by
of federal arrangement direct interference az
foreign treaties add direct and eQuvoca power Ia
colonial affairs will refuse the and an
thority ach may be tenderei to Ireland additional
LINKS 10 the connection with Great Brit in


Ia nne fsllowcountrymsn the pause Of experiment is
Tatt ain sb.
test to be SUSPENDED until the parliament again in
College green, with all its ancient authority and ur
dictiVn.


"Hurra then, for Ia. Repeal!


Ihave ths hoaor 10 Dc youc t.rnni servant.


the motion OF Captain Seava the letter Of the Libe
inserted the minutes.


Mr. NJ O'CoNEELL said he had much pleasure in
acknowledging the rscep, Of 500l from New York, u s.
THIS splepd remittance accompanied by litter
from No Oroanor, winch was to the following eff CT:


'NgV YosK. l5tn October, I64l
DsAR srR-Agan has il became a plea ing o art OF my
of sis duty to ,naks remittance to ths Loyal National
Assoc,at,oa h,ve the grsd;t len Of enclosing hsre
with nil OF exchange for 50Oi sterling o this amount
tasra vsrs rac-lvsd from ns R,pssr OF F ,rt C,vng.
too, Thomas sarney, secre ary 10 dolls cents. i4l
cents 81 5s Astoria (second donaton) New York 81
dots IS ceas, or ~ l2,; Coldsprng, New York James
nard ,y sssurer fourth donation sl0e or ooI los
Tne intention of the New York Repeaisrs has thanks
to divine Providence been rendered unnecessary they
ID pledged themselves to lqnidate the hne OF 2OUO
which in addition to Imprisonment, inq ii,ously
imposed the Lberator Of his native and leaving to-
other the Un ted States the honor Of "
Ing the fines Of the other capves The decision OF the
House Of Lords has reversed the Judgment hch con-
ssnsd you prison, but has reversed the deter
mination Of the Nsw York Repeaers con,rbu.e the
Op0l OF ich sum the present remittance Ia fest
insalmen'. and which they desire to be applied to
great national objects you have in view.


the friends OF Rspeatof civil and religious liberty
hr ughout tho world rel ,ice at triumph and The
DIST, Of your enemies You hsvs suffered perss
cution for jnsii;s sake and enjoy the reward Of
hol ling th- entire failure Of every sct crush
Repeat snt, which either Tory ingenuity could
sug yest its malevosnce desire. The monster indic
meat has turned out to BE- monstrous humbug "a
mDckery dslusion aui q snare" and you ore again IN
tne possession OF that personal freedom OF which you
were 30 unjustly deprived.


Acongratuistory AID 'ess from the New York Repeal
Associati that pcious event accompanied this
com nnnc alton, and can with confidence say that il
10 PRESTON Of the feelings which throb in millions
OF hearts hroughout the Unisi States rel ,cng at the
intelligence OF your riu nph and dellvsrsAce cap