The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-03

taken UP ana prosecuted ferries of sese dfdi L
nviere.O You did, and may God bless yod for
It.. There IS no secrecy III our association IN
Da1hil, and we will have none in connection
Mie'l IT, mere VIII be six persons appointed BY
me parish priest in each parish, for the purpose
OF Receiving subscriptions, and taking down the
nan - to be forwarded to Dublin; and it is by
| eSerHng yourselves in this manner that we will
III 'ately become successful in our struggle for
dorssstic parliament Gear, hear.)
Whea that desirable object is attain d, then,
inGee give lihave TIE sight in Dublin which
VIII be well worth looking at cloud cheers.} 1T
VIII be actually worthwhile for some ofyoaF TO
go to Dublin, for the purpose ofseeing the mo
cession which We-will make in going tcathe
houses 0fparliament (heaV and cheers) We
Will have l2peeTs going tothe House of Lords,
and, as hey pass, do you rot think but that We
will givea shout for my Ford French, as he
passes along in the procession cloud cheers.l
And do you not think but that we will givra
shout for his sons as they proceed to the othaf'
house? (hsar and 9heers;) And will we not
also, don you think, shout for the Liberal Pro-
testants who now join us, and who will be al
SO proceeding to the,same glorious destinations
(che rs.) And do you think that we will for
get, at tee same time, to give cheer for old
Ireiand (IoCd cheer5.) All Ewish for is, that
| may live 10 seei that happy day, and to have
tse opportunity of rising before the Speaker of
the Irish House of Commons, after he is moved
to his seat, and calling on the fathers of their
country-iJr they will be SOTO remind them
of the Injuries which Ireland has received, for
ages gone oy, by degradation and contempt,
and 10 hail the coming day, when the new star
OF national glory will rise forward, and under
whose influence the people of Ireland will enjoy
the blessingyof independent domestic legis
iature, and raeir country once again rise up to
that station which the God of nature intended
she should hold as the
s'First fewer Of the earth and first gem of the seas
We have also before us the proceedings of a
great Repeal dinner at Tuam. A number of
distinguished persons were present. OConnell
again spoke, and with his usual ability. He
said the convection was becoming general that
there was not the least prospect of any relief
from any other measure, save the restoration of
the Irish Parliament A letter from Mr.. Ed
ward Wall was read. II concludes with the fol-
lowing emphatic innguage:
''Let the nationthen speak cut, and what can
resist nations voice-and speak, please God,
II will-cool, calm, steady, and persevering If
sectarian feuds divided US before, this is a ma
tional question which must carry wealth in a
greater or lesser degree to.evcry mans door
What is our condition? Can.we be much worse?
Reduced to beggary by the continued drain of
absenteeism, each succeeding year exhibits its
mass of starving restitution more trightfnl than
the former
Let US, then, in the name of Heaven, assert
rights highlands difficulties doubtless thick
en-; she may, at no very distant day, offer us the
Justice so long refused Should we accept of it?
Emphatically, mol In power again, she would
put the iron heel upon necEs, as she did be-
fore. IT'S now Repeal or nothing
What man could do is done already,
Heay'n and earth must witness
If England falls, that we are innocent"