Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
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,psp,y aoRSlNG, JUNE II. 1899
,tIo,Jc EMANCIPATION.

CA1HOLl'
III. dissolution Of The Associate" i''mt d IN
nc, 10 sssis, in the great cause OF lrish
;.a,ior. which took p'ace on Monday
- ought not to be passed over in silrnce'
s,,. .ha bavicg, as far as we know Of,
J,o, Of Irish blood in our veins. the eX>
# ON, sentiments on the occasion, will
..;srel honest and sincere.
- toogrr necessary that meetings oil our
,hor,d be called 10 aid an oppressed
= :, the struggle for heir natural rights
hem in their difficulties and dIsiresses
"a hem Cop SPEED in their march To
I'm These struggles have terminated
Gcp,r,es have been snrmourIed-and
his been esined. We can now con-
..n,e them and ourselves upon the result,
~ hack. more III sorrow han IN anger,
vt,, has passed. Is there one who d. e>
.,ioice'-Is there generous heart hat
20, ,brob with emouoos Of pleasure, at
.,.r, cf which we re sp,ak'nGf
o.. Of Erja', msr'y'ed sons rrr"iaim'd be-
IN, ministers Of Brii,h rengeancs, (no' JUS
..,b.th his cpi,aph must not be written until
,ono,rv should rake ncr s,and'am""g he
Il the earth. That time-mar we not
is arrived. Ths Gerius of Ireland at he
=, IF EMMETT may now d'y her tears, and
..o,l with the pen of History that hfr fa'ofi'e
,,. ,s,i,hed IN good cstfses-the cause OF the
r,,,e--~ cause which uirina'elyst fumrhed,
,a3 Go,uxprsvail,d,
Wemay be- too sanguipe IN our expectations
y. nav err in oar cal ula,ions Of he advan,
,.,-, ol W. measure OF. Emancipation o"'
.,o, he bottom Of our heart We do not think
- vr,np. We believe II Will be realiz"d
T,r principle gain d, is the important p"i"t:-
IN. British Parliament have declared, >olemoly
.nt dri,rra e'y, ard hy majority surprising
,.en the INST sar game expectations OF The
6i,ed, Of Ireland, TIA Catholics shall have
,har, ia III. Go,sTum,u'-,ha religious OPT
,irn, Shall 80 larg"i b. conSid, rec civil, di>ab!-
itS And ar, no, the practical advantages Of
hi, ackaowl,dgmcn' already devel ping Them
ehes2 Do we not hear Of he tide OF .mgra'
f., b.iuc checked that GbSeRtee'Sm, that curse
lIrrlAad, Is partial stepped that he noble
10 an, lanaholiers intend TO reside on their
au estates, instead Of draining the wealth OF
" country and squonderirg II ADJ Dad! II all
rs does not prove the wisnom Of tie measure,
= krow not what would. We grant IL has
~, ea,neds ifh some sacrifices We iamea'
he Gisf, auc hiSe ment & the 4os. frceh p'ders;
y, in compari,o on Wi The good OBJ aimed, me
,ss IS nothing. aid day is no, Far distant
then ,hi, loss will be more Than made up.
We b Ie,r il will b. generally agreed, that
ne liyeiy inrer, ST token by the people OF this
oun,ry IN he >ug cess of Catholic EmanciDa'
ior. was highly crrditable to their national
.haracrer. "Haupy, proud Am 'rica!" ex"ia'm-
ID tn, IRISH orator, ",he lig rtnlugs of heaven
,ildcd to YOUR philosophy temptation, of
ar,h could not sedrcr your patrioiism"- and,
nav we not aud, 'he blanoi hmCnts of power
On crvrr repress her generous feelings. Per-
is2s there is no spectacle 50 imposing as
he sight Of one nation, f. getting distance and
he di,s,mhari'y of habits aud government,
pouring ,hc oil &C conso alton in,o the wounds
ode Wy opprt s>ion upon another. America
l,S Indeed acted the part Of the good Ssmari-
an. She has been life asy um Of The. i,resssd
d lre'aod--she has given them friend, aud
tune, and poured forth her tTeasufe 10 assist
b,n. We Gain no meri f.r thIs-we ar,
,11sciou>, had W. acted otherwise, We should
have shsn'ed .rr ioreiathers aud ;the Govern
nenI under " we live. We, TOO, have
passed through tn fry ordeal, and have felt
'h' Iron haeC oF tyranny bearing heavily upon
t'-hare had o5cniar and sensible proof oil
hnilsh Justice and Brush mercy We, 100, have
had our rebelhoa- rebellion!
--" Foul dl>honorirg word.
Whose wrongful blight so OFT has stained
lhe honest Cause, b, tongue sword
Oi mortal, ever lost or gaintd"-
q rebellion, which made our WASHINGTON the