MR.. O,CONNELL'S POLITICAL CREED
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MIR. O'Connell has addressed long letter to Mr..
Henry Hunt. in reply to one published some tune
ago in one of the London papers, in which Mr.
Hunt charged Mr. O'Connel with having departed
from the pledges given b. him to support the cause
of the radical reform. In the course OF it Mr.. u
Council gives the following as his political creed:-


nlam reformer--a Radical reformer. desire.
and will ever struggle for reform in Parliament in
the first place in order to lead to reform in all 9th
er abuses. desire constitutional reform and as
that is an eguivoca word, give you my descrip-
ton of such reform. 1t consists in these parcu-
lars:--


First-In the total abolition Of all rotten or close
boroughs.


Secondly-In the total abolition Of all fictitious
rights of voting-such as the feuda tithes in Scot
land. and the nominal freedom Of corporations.


Thrdly-In the giving right of voting to every
male inhabtant Of the British Islands who attain'
the legal age, for example, the age Of twenty one
and who is sane in point Of intellect, and unconvic
ted of crime:--iu other words, insist upon univer
sal suffrage. -....-. ..-.t