The following is a specim...
The following is a specimien of the trash by means oi which Mr. O'Connell leads the Irish Catholics by t]i nose. We often wonder that Mr. Helnry Hlnt does nOt- spare a few weeks trom the roaatitng of corin anl conmpound ing of blacling, and betake himseif to ireland: he might, we thik, extinguish thel rishldemagoguein "a little monih-f He is decidedly a better logician, and quite ss eloquent - '" Mr. O'Connell moved, *hat anaother sUm1 of' l,Q9DIl- shoul be invested in Glovernmenlt security. A foolsh faleho d bee mentioned in some of the Orange papers, which was scarnelY, Af all, worth adverting to; it was, t t orrentinght seize 'upo the rent so invested. The Government had not the?ovT, and ti was sure.they had not the incliration, to do any suen thWg. werenot too late, he would state what aJesuitsad to-lr reeI e noir similar point. He vassentforbytheSecretary, andinltrodPCCdtohip7 'I am told, Sir,' said ir. Peel, hat youa -have lately pwidde7 or 80,0001. for 4u estate.' II have,' saidthe clergy-map, - IWhere did you get the,meney?' asked the Secretary. '1,don't ?.4iri?.1 am bousd-toa nswer that question,' said the dergMaso, kA. am not bound by the law to answer it, I b d' as soon keep the seals of myLown property to myself .' I amfiod, A1rv - Pel,t yoa haven largesurn of'mofleyintOhe id'?Iha- -sad the clergyman. N NoW,' asked tih SccrctuyO I d ~you do if the (overnnment should .ay hold oriltr Ohsia thes jTesuit, 'Lrd ChathEam has long ago settled that question~. 'Lord Chathai-?& Said tl;e Secreta Yes,' repied. the;.other, ' after the seven years'. war, the,DZTchomUit!~6 seentinollast-'lut- - ra sfr d n thet Enylish L-ordl Chatbamn vas advlsed to sicz uo n theu f'D merchnts in theV,nglish,fund I No, saidthe disinguishe statesan, if'the Devil him-cf'haa rit nay odge--In theEngish unds it ustrest there secure. 'I biung' bly ope,theribr,- sid te clrgyna, that -if' them6nen& of, t Devi woud.bec9nsdere.reCIto n th Entish fiands. iu t u~oey f aJesit illnotbe nteferd wth.'.(Lioud I~tr.~