Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
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COHNELI.-- GREAT BRITAIN
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Ireland once had pa'rio; worthy The name. Didthe
Of her patriots extinct with her
tycd Emmett hen his county called Tor his SERVICES,
he stopped 10 ralcuIatc what would be the personal
sacrifice he stayed not Tor bargain with his cuGulry
To has remunei atoG in pounds, shiillngs aud
pence but, with self devoted gGllaHtry, worthy the
brightest OF ancient history, staked his HE on the
Of an almost desperate effort to beTae his coun
Try. Falin. ia that noble effort, the British Govern.
wardcd hun ielons ah, cuiscatrd his estate
and attempted 10 sink his memory into Than obi
WON under the opPtobious sPithet OF convicted
Under the ter!oEs OF British oppression, his countcynen
were compelled 10 follow the advice Of their ba.I, IN
that beautiful melody where he prays them -
Oh. breathe not his name, let it sleep in the shade,
WseG cold a. "I"S a 3D., bis , , are ah
A, the nsht-dcw that falls the oef his head.
| But, whsl Erin was compelled 10 keep his memory
green in her soul by secret and silent Tears, America
pou>ed his reversed his doom rescued his memory
| from the degradation into winch Britain irampng
| IT, and with the clarion voice OF millions of frpeInen,
proclaimed him TO the nations OF the earth aud 10 all
| POSTER Y, martyted patriot deserving honoGed
| niche IN the temple of fame. The American mother,
whilst intoxicating the duties Of PATRIOTISM still points her
TO his und ing lame, as The glorious reward OF ms
unhappy iate-and presents his lite aud death bright
example of duty To country well fulfilled His suIviy
brother ami other CDnparO,S who succeeded
| Gaping British persecution, were welcomed to
uy with the extended arms OF truly sympalhIzing
friendship That brother found here merely hap
py, but prosperous, home. In rising to the highest
professional elnInence in his adopted country, he bore
a'ons win nun III" ~ a'' ; " " Tvs "e'I'
highest public honors that the nation had 10 be
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If tho ancient ties of sympathy between America and
rena are thus To be sud,ed and cast TO the winds II
b,rh ,ua tina, ". sh,uld be linking n deliberate con.
dsrs,iou Of the sounGness o. an Impoant feature Of
mr. national onlicy Sympathy for the IRISH peorr
as NOR, lh.n all other causes induced 80 long an &C
,uc.cence in that policy of perhaps too liberal phan
lropy which affords foreigners such acile access TO
4 the nol;,,ca righ,s and nTlylrpes Of our country II
,is svmpahv has bepo, no corresponding feeling with
lem il Is hrh time we sh.ud be scanning the QUESTION
it'll an eye directed exclusively TO our national
eres,s Waved in this lrht has been long settled
,inion with native.born Americans that we need no
.rrs.or or f,rrructs 10 cur soil Wi,hou, LOOKING
r,pre natural increase of population our present &C
"a, s,.n,rh aided nv our recuIorv ha my local oos
49, ,ahfs ne - h;d T. Garr. f., RIO .rrttld IN arms -
no American arm needs no STRENGTHENING neither to
h, her nr defend her All we nred for the pcrec,ing
our national character is the purying Or rather the
.eninr pur. and unndulrrard The American heart
We want the ndivdua!lzng Of our national character
ITO distinctive traits and features of its own We want
,e consolidation o. national character in tina, purified
We of country which alone be truly felt b. natives
the soil, and which alon" be looked for an
mn,pirnent To thai exalted fee linz Of national pidr
hrh shall make ns view tho rirhts and prcroralivrs
fan American citizen as the brlghtes, honor the world
n ,f,rd an homer no, 10 be bought or obtained but
IT, aoa,,-od br nativity nm The soil Tn. g ,sest
sorian. ncuIca,e The opinion that excess of popua.
ZION has caused the ruin Of every State tie world has
,nown The most intelligent foreigners who have
travelled anono u.s. as well as those who have scanned
.ur institutions from distance, all console their
l.dispuscd envy Of our uncxampled prosperity and
,nninsss bv roin,ino 10 excess ard condensation OF
limitation a. the ultimate destruction of our institutions,
nderng US the herors TIA, bitter doom Of national
,;.erv and CALAMITY which as they will have il, mere
..nm.n institutions cnnno, ward of from the human
;i Sb.iI we take no warning from these IN hiding
rrognoscs, from ali these lessons Of experience Taught
49, e. h;.,a,r; S,,II va M, adm, limo oc ,ocv
~; - I'll , mn, rid. s,,eod national do,,,;n ss
L b,, mann which onr Ie,cendo,,s c,n sot.Iv