New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-29


'Iu asking for admission your ranks, think it right
30 guard myself against the supposton that approve OF
expression and resolution which have been used the
progress of the Repeal agitation But acting with
Of pursuit of great aud legitimate object is
weakness fasdiously condemn every mpruden;
which may escape from those with whom associated
am fully persuaded that the calumpes and iuvectives
which daily launched forth from the Government Press
against the Irish People have had effect ip kpdiug
animosiies than the strongest language which has been
ployed BY Mr.. OConnell doubt that the moral
guilt which attaches rulers who refuse listen 70 the re-
spectsu atteaace Of national complaint infinitely greater
than the error oil those who break into indignant
after gentler e1pos,ulaton has been found unavaing
With respect the mu,rtuauous assemblaces which
have formed singular evidence of the admirable order
and propnsy with which the Irish people capable Of pur
suing great national object have high authority he.
constitution Of Great Britain than they conformable 10
public usage, aud whilst ! admire The promp,itude with
which the meeting Clonta couu;ermauded order
prevent the people from falling ths laid for
them, sincerely trust tha, your Association will
reader without struggle the right of holding meetings for
the expression ofpublic Pocanatous from Dub
lin Castle have the force Of law and il the
meeting collected Birminsh CHAM 1884, under the
sion o SIR James Graham promote the OF the
form bill was lawful aSsemby-if the Conservative
Citations which anized for the purpose Of bringing
into hatred and contempt the govenmeu OF Lord Mel
bourne and Lord Normandy awful-if the daily Con-
yentiou Of the An,Corn Law League be lawful not
easy understand upon what ground meeting petition
for repeal Of the Of Unoa be deemed be lega
Ihs question perfectly lcns 10 bring 70
zsy person. and it should be thought advisable that
any Of my constituents should assemble dscass
propriety Of pettioung 70 Repeal of the Union with
determination, whatever may be the provocaon ab
a,sn from all employment OF force shall esteem it
Aosr to be paced at taeir hsGd and 10 abide the
susnees.
cannot conclude this letter without uni,ing my.soci
s,ions 10 the Espealsrs Of elacd with those their other
friends that they will MOI. under any circumstances ALLOW
:hemselves TO be tempted In secret associations
commit any Of violence am very far from saying
that extremity Of misgovernmea win justify nation in
se.or:ng Of actual resistance. To maintain
Saeha doctrine would be to npugn The principles which
placed the house OF Brunswick upon the throne OF England
would bs TO question the right Of the clowns OF France
and Belgium enjoyed by the sove-gas upon whom our
eoas Qasen has advised lavish these loyal eoats
ses ~a,sa she had po.aueoasY designed 10. her Irish sub
1ee.s bnt on the o,he. hand, he who adopts
which may cost the life Of sing hunsn being incurs fear
ss; responsibility 'hich nothing but the grayrs ex,.snite
OF national danger can sanction aon, Of civil war wopid
produce ncaculabr m@rivs all classes of our nonnl,
soa, sad f these considerations no: cieut 20 deter
AZ good men from reiisac- upon physcsi force motives Of
pol;cy wouid no BE- i-ss everything cbslous outbreak
would 20 fsa The Of oar aa,oul ssu,e r. bss