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hope was lost enemy succeeded in every ssrmmsgs.
and every greater tight they had ready jury ons-
sided judge they had every assistance uccour
OF nine judges bangling blundering non
opinion; odds against million 70 one
but prevailed Cheers have often boasted Of
the morality s the people rad have often praised
their which may be summed up in this
they mode ate virtuous and reigious
people Il was not hich brought about this rsuit
the succor OF man failed God who interer.d and
Ireland has every prospect of being free thtep DO
not think ,S s sn
SAINT Protestant gentlemen of rank ana io''uhe are
crowding around us and another joins us on Moposy
(cheers) Let three do the same, and the
rest of the flock will come overto iithey DO they VIII
meet from hearty grateful reception and get their
thy suspicion. respecting resulting from any differ
ence OF opinion shall mar our unsninty; They Will
have parliament again tcheers) No crisis could be
important than this We have the airest prospects
suggest that | have more wisdom than | can really
boast of possessing if you follsw my sdvce you will
is in the right place. heers Remember that am the
first public W ho looked ior political changes
by purely peaceful, moral me8ns-by the force Of
intellect and the combination Of public opinion. Rsmem
Der, am the first person who has produced crest po
cal evolution without single drop Of blood or an act ot
violence. We obtained Catholic emancipation BY this
and we wercl upon eur progsio OBTAIN Iepesl
and the Attorney General nteriered to oppose US This
conspiracy oppose hes retarded our progress bnt AZ
the time il has made much more steady and secure
1t has given time to put the dsg upon the whe to
take that the restoration OF our parliament VIII do no
injury to any mans pTopsy lite or eSs & NAT nS
from repeal (cheers Twill not deain you longer the
rainsure know iull well it is not dro.s OF ain that you
would not stand under for mesou would be there
grape shot instead OF rar daughter and cheers)
But my is the course Of morary and peac.sbe
conduct We have won much by il, and will win much
more Proes,ants have joined us, and Pretbyieiisns
have connected themselves with every sect snd pei
sheltered under the green banner OF Erin and
will have re, cal IL true to ourselves hees)
One word more Remember there are not to be any n.
limitations. Peace quietness- hearts iu OF hope graft
tude God and affection TO repeal IS CERTAIN


when MIR O'Connell had concluded, Mr.. Steele sp
peared upon the balcony and requested the asssmbsgs
TO dpere they did in double quick time to shelter
from as heavy shower oil ram US ever disturbed pupho
meeting.


REPEAL AssocIATIoN.-The meeting OF the Re-
peal Association was held usual on Monday,
Sept. q Mr.. James OHea, barrlsier, in ihe
| chair. The proceedings possessed little interest.
The rent for the thirteenth week of the captivi-
| ty" was E735.


The announcement that Mr.. O'Connell and his
companions in captivity would attend The weekly
meeting of this body on Monday, the 9th inst.
caused the Counclllation Hall 10 be crowded al
most to suHocatOn II ID stated that there were a.
least 5000 persons present, whilst thousands OF
others were assembled without, unable 10 obtain
admittance.


HIS reception is thus described by the Evening
Freeman" Peal upon peal arose the acclnmation
roar on roar, as bilow follows billow-,he poor
and the wealthy-the rough and the gene-the
feeble and the vigorous-the young and the old
-jolned as with one voice, IN the ouipourng OF





triumph which Ireland had achieved over the In
Justice Of her foes. No language could do justice
| tothat scene-no imagination exaegerate II. GIa-
dually he who its object cared his tall form 10
its full heght his breast swelled-his sye dllated-
| his aspect assumed look OF mingled severity,
| pride, and conscious power, which communicated
/ TO his form the grandeur ot hero and The ekthu-
| sIasm of prophet"


cheers He began by expressing his delight at hnding
| himself again IN that assembly.


had imagined (he ssd) my voice 10 have been
suspended least until the month Of May next, but The
merry month OF May has come upon us eight months
too soon, and ejoice merry May birds.
/ (Cheers and lsughter) They had had triumph over
combination and foul conspiracy; but II was not BY
effort that they had achieved this victory They
had been defeated in every part oil the progress o the css
and the conclusion sudden and ected that he
could not at FIRST believe in its reality Yes (sad Mr.
| OConnelD repeat it IS not the work OF man. II iss
blessing bestowed by Providence the iaihrl people
Of Ireland (ear and cheers) There no superstition
representing the gift Of Providence; no submission
His act would not introduce such topic here, II
contrary to the principles or doctrine Of any sIi
gious sect represented here But is not i is The doc.
OF the Protestant Church. well Of the Catholic
Church, that God nterieres with the concerns OF man.
AS Christians they all believe that and the Book OF Com.
the Of pray for heat
time Of and for other variations in the seasons as
well ior every temporal advantage cannot there
tore hurt individual prejudice referring this sub
ject and would not do II it were posAibe that an,
is clearly the doctrine Of the Catholic Church also And
let ecollsct that millions Of the faithful people OF Ire


Land had nttd up tntr nanus 10 Gou-tDst ot


odoered up the holy sacrifice OF the that the holy


secluded sisters o Charity united their prayers with those
of the IIiess at the Bars The Catholics OF knssnd
joined with the occasion. The entire Catholic pop


stion OF Belgium offered up similar praye snd aobg
the shores OF the Rhine. the same voice OF suppcaon


heard. Oh yes 1t has been heard. and s,sud
Tree before thankful 10 God and blessing all good
men. loud cheers) Whs,, he then aiked. would have
been tie chance of the Repeal cause II the proceedings
| bad been affirmed II would, to be sure. have somc
chance from the progress OF public opinion but in
peaceful msjesty and tranquil might, uni.d hut de-
| t'rmined to violate law, main, without article
q intimidation, as in our monster meetings, but with
soiutsiy necessary s % for irisnd " airah md loud
cheers, which continued for several mInutes) There 10
no impediment in the way Of the peacesbe and tr
umphaat termination of the Repeal movement There 10
nothing to prevent u.s. by keeping ourselves within the
iyng ourselves by the increase Of ngh at the
gsry aud by every other legal TO bring petitions


House Commons rock beneath the load Of the collected
complaints OF the people Of Ireland Cheers The con.
tt,utionsl right ireehe guarantee OF trial by July
secured and will protect and standing and
tne other here that the universal feeling OF the
Irish people, from the Giant Caus.wsy TO Cape Clear,
and from Connemara TO the Hill Of Howh, is in favor Of
the great national OF Repeal and must to any
Of common and common honesty appear too strong
render any amount Of resistance to sue
| cessinL


Mr. oConnell then conendsd that the decision Of the
House Of Lords las had been sad) acrochstty
| decision, founded ttchnic alnies


II was the said decision upon the merits and will
such TO be the any in less than three
minutes, even though he may not be slswyer The 9th
and 7th counts charged us with holding public m, ttines
for the purpose o inmidatng Thete were held ty all
the Judges here including Judge Perrin 10 good
counts and the judgment; Of The Cour given upon


them. The Judges OF the lrish Court OF Queens Bench
gaveher these counts, declaring that they
contained charges offences Of criminal nature.
Judge Burton passing the sentence OF the Court used
the wordsi these counts in sluson 70 me expressly.
snd TO the other also. hut he directed himself
expressly in that part Of his address He referred
directly these beng good counts and yet all
The English Judges have without an exception, declared
them to be bad counts (Hear, hssr) in hxipg on the
sentence that TO be imposed, Mr. Justice Perrin
the junior Judge Of the Court, hrs asked what he
thought the ought to be He said he thought
six months should be the time fixed Judge Champion
asked what he considered the sentence thosd
be, and he SAID two years loud cries OF Oh oh ~
Judge Burton was then asked his opinion and he said
year and Chief Justice Pennsfathsr was finally ssled