New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
The ssa w. O,ConneII.

9io"lnElF gone =tlIOl-5 u, ludi tiie 'PSo'Ne-7
was drowned b. the braying OF an as from an ad-
i.jacent enclosure. Whereupon the witty monarch,
turning round, exclaimed, with comic composite,
9. Gentlemen, one at time.
Without meaning TO Intimate strict analogy BE-
tween the characters, would make similar
Representation on no dissiinilar occasion. Inc Saa
sill perhaps excuse my exclusive attention oftue
present 10 the louder claimant, his CORES pondant
Justitia Erina, name BY the=way less clas.lcaty
correc, than expressive Of the princlpics and politics
of this writer The Llberators motto is Justice
for Ireland this n.an Irish Justice LtSh
justice! Wha, terrible import ii bear 10 The
Irish ear! Irsn justice Is the caption OF the
darkest chapter IN the histsry OF cnmc. Iiish
justice that ike Punc tai,n, Id. become the pro-
verb injustice and will descend 10 pos,erit ;c
Dloo1stained synooys2e OF Eagsi tyranny IL,
said there is much liz name-hcnc= TINS digrr.
sion.
There is a mode of defamation consisting OF
string OF assertions SO broadly absurd as to defy,
not onl. answer, bat intelligence. Its as a curl
Gus specimen OF this sort q rhetoric that have
with some reIustance brought ms sci: present "a
succ,4c analysis OF the essay . Jl,,itia Err
ma The thing VIII, however, have t; moral Tor
every freshman. l call upon them to consider
what the sentiments Of The Sun toward them rlust
be, in taking up this protegse with no other visible
recommendation than rancor and rccklcssness, as
assistant tladucer OF them and their country.
Dothe Irsh people (Justitia begins by asking)
wi ii to be separated from England, that is, do
they wish the Union rcpeaIed-a legislative sep
aration with an imperial connection, for that is the
question? BE answers in the negative Isl. 5c-
eaasc he, being an Irshman is against it: ID
because the majority of,he people. are againstit.
Bai 3D.. :" what is (,haa the majority sup.
posc) The North is against it from feeling.
The first OF these assertions is plainly futile
the ID palpably false, the actual state Of the
Representative OF Ireland, allowing e; its isnper-
tectncss criterion of the will of the people
where the suffrage IS 50 limited and unequal can
show. The Cd unites nsocncc with nbsu.dty-
Has the American reader ever heard Of this North
of Ircland-he "black North and lis para
mount claim to consideration, where the interest
of Ireland is coaccrncd1 Has be eyer ncard (ti,.t
IS until The Sunbegan to transpnnt) OF tie " hot.
bed of Orang2 Toryism of tina; name ,knt de-
notes the pestent amalsam of prosecuting fanati-
csm and political tyranny ,lat tragic=nnn,c
which the Irish mother still uses 10 irighten into
silence the froward infant? Are the sentiments OF
The IRISH PEoPLE tobc Inferred from, rather
overued by, the hyena-hatred of foreign fac
,ion begotten of the caarnities ard nourshed.
vampyre-hkc, on the blood OF lrcland--tf curious
spawn of the cnms-to,lowcrs ard drummers Of
Cromwell. andof every other plundeung adyenutef
whom England has sent, periodically like the 81
noon, TO desolate that unhappy country lsit in
a country of frcemen and II community OF Irish
men tina, this mani evidently himself an Z" Orange
man OF the first water OF the q best wool
dive, as tho dry goods men say, dares 10 oppose
Orange jigotry to Irish, to Republican, liberty
But alloy all can't be american iournat that lends
It's columns and cooperation insignificant as both
happily arc) 10 lhwarling the liberties and abusing
the Libcrator of Ireland Blu, what's passing
strange is the unusually barren speculation Of
Beach, in turning the tlnn,ic organ OF dying
Orangeisns. Then as to wha- :. ,Irsutin talk, ct.
A civil war being consequence of Repeal. the OBJ
jqction is from Sharman Crawford, uud It's r.fUta
ton may be secnin the triumphant reply Q Neil
Daunt 10 the political Luciter of ireland.
As an argument for the unpopulall:y IN Ireland
OF Repeal aad OF O'Connell, we arc told that The
latter scarcely escaped assassinatonon a late tour
to Belfast But Henry ". of France, the most
beloved ay the best of monarchs, in the midst of
people who called him their Father, did not escape
!
assassination from the hand Of Sjngleianatc.
Then again :" Mr. OCannell rvinscdtod discuss the
Repeal question with ,,-whom-think You. 10 sup
ply the prudent 81 .prcssionof the wnter-wi,h,he
famous or infamous Dr. Cooke Where would have
been the common sense of Mr.. 0,ConnelI, had he
descended 10 alteration with this lea Ter before Il
crowd of Orange rutian,? Or what would he
have gained TO his cause BY siIcncingo convincing,
were either possible. this i;incyant brswlng bigo
So his disciple of The Sun must nor, when l. after
the example of Mr.. O'Conne decline further con-
test, interpret wha, may be contempt ofl!le l,su-
tart, into concession Of the question.
'.Justitia Erina' urges u with these pressing
interrosarorics: 9 Arc England and Scotland III
favor of Repeala When was the tyrani in isvor
OF aboli,hing his power, and rescuins his victims
Queen Lords snd Commons ara agaiaS, il. =
Tire Sun himself unwilling 10 adopt this =nonSen>e,
getty ret,itcs IL. The Tories opposed 10 il.
rhe Torres opposed 10 Repeal OF The Uaon!
Blu; TIE writer catching for glimpse {. his
absurdi,y reminds me that Tories have altered
INC nane 10 Conservatives. and eli course=shei.
nature Al Irishman' is indeed happy IN know.
ing that the Tory party has changed IN more man
nane-,hat its power. lis spri; eva7oratssi, il has
sunk TO he sediment o.; orangeisnl; that ea2at
mortv141n of all It's vices and ai,s villany.