The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-29

- s s:,:4 o .4% IA 1$F 49, III x1
IN 81: n 81 Il 5yxxxs -
= ' NJ - q a. & q.
ths's y eee n ~
SPEECH or RON ESQ
AZ q Co,Asl Lima III n5x# - ~. ~,
(ona,es< Hal. nj q Il ~ ~
-. - ps.,.:E IN. E ~! srsF'
Esz "a
ms' MOIST l4lcr ~
Aas Mr. ~ etsful'
- sne us"'es ~ n s!. 4. Sy ~ mas
-" ~ '0''un ls&u NJ %y&S2 - ~ 70 re-
WEI =! sAsn4s 'a as t 14gss MI and re-
sPect Mv'cn ~. N nsvc tecesy country
"Ac"' t4ss ue'os1 Ne A8Ak n A8S mas pc
couo w''''0u "a sny pcR1 IN IA A. qusias1'c
ospos'tio0 s*3nos taaM Az - "a ~ n A H. The ooll-
se'.Saa - 1!ys *9e aa3lA1 ~ your
't'enasn'P' Aas eMFPosseA 81 = s*9 ~ warm
and earnest advocacy 81 x a sltll ~ believe @
DC founded IN Justice sAd ~ fh i your
cause All 81 s,s;E \ Sss ~, ~.
res my ieiiow-cit5zens In M N ~! e.. lse to be
founded IN Justice and hiknts St dare 10
s'and UP 10 your preeenees-ln ~ V5 Of men,
many o. Wnom nave tne NsedoS g(s on their
grey Aalrs, ana al ~ wncea7ss ~ Pluton a.
purpose winch lhoa6lf 1Re Zone SIM
g sne sqsocaFes QtalJ SAals9l1 prong aud
WayWafd impulse q 0Q53eA 4 10y gh young
nave =: neeEf . lest anl4qElee even If
tney Re EAnAictsdv Qn "a ~ Sy4 X Png, sEce
psss H9aS 2sssg AR ny soul,
$3.50 0eUA yuinora-
pso wnau4 sGao+ San @ figHts o.
UP sOpgsS 81 = tistory OF
NJ A9sEicAh "a ~ ~ ss IS
~ ~ IN s9e e iot'sni
.~"snS o'su's = ms 'ouepeuoencew ns0n oehed M
Jussce--snO uny'e'oing courage winch oavred our
oas'ls ne'us WIN the ooncs OF slaughtered k4ots-
no ueiea' =. .nc triumph OF tne Sicsors
INC 's'ao's'l'cl' % iFc0 government as an exam
PIE 70 inc wnoe ohris'ian "orlo a'er eignteen cen
'ules " human oppression anu "hering-tne e'eva-
''o' - '.0 MASSEY. - n'aDAu y 'e' proper spnolc
usou"'.' a"u -auu aoo'o ~ 'n0 ~
= ' PA'n.P'0 - ~ = '.A0''t -
Tree institutions which. ike lawOt God, has Dc.
scended the earth, to be los or vanquished
the great pr,ncpe of that supremacy NJ Ponuar will
h;h ;a ~. ~ .... II -,
" ~ - =. eo'S'
meh's' anu WHO" leacnes 70 the oundat'ohs on
which all laws and constitutions must rest; the con-
| sideraion of such subjects and The thoughts and
foa,;,n. ,,h;.h ia .,t..,.,;o ~ ..h:.-.
" 'o oo''0Ap'a'oi u 'u'i su"Joc's
must inevitably produce have been ny companions
from boyhood On this subject, Of contest between
the British Government clothed with mayer and
,.o,o,J ...;,A p:.l, go
o''"o 'ie" "i''' Ne"'' NY oiin'oAs arc nAeo a"o
immoveable. An impulse of humanity, however
creditable it may be to profess generous feelinps
does no, in the least exc,e mo hsh,,d are.t go
~, e' p'-"
c'pes al STAKE IN 'ls contest Inc questions raised
by the American Revolution between Freedom and
Tyranny, the rights of the many against the monono
" Of the few are aoa;n 70 be dec;d., ryv1;,.,;o.
:.
Is ~ ao'ahce III her ProViuehtiaip progress, or TO
be dragged from her victorious sclt TO be incar.
cerated in dark dungeons at the win or prnces
,na of Kings T, iceland ! h.h,a a.
'' 'A' o'S.e'-
uah's VI people VINO nave tohet tnr1ugh long
ages OF degradation and misery calling aloud for
Justice. 1t is denied them Sellgovernm.n, i
5er;ed Thorn n evsr,, r.r,;.,. a,s ,.-....
fA'' 1'1 '"o ouiouS Pi'"-
cPie asserted Oh right 10 govern without the con-
sent, and against the interests Of thegoyerned And
this right maintained upon the strength Of an nfor-
NAL treaty, styled the act of Unisn, adopted at
comparatively unenlightened period, and which dis
solves into air before the faintss breath of this
regenerating age has touched il. distinct race in
origin, manners, customs, and in language and ad-
mitted TO be an integral portion of the Empire the
Irish are yet denied the poor forms Of taxing them
| selves for the benefit Of others. Even the paper
guaranties OF freedom, which from time to time
through the distant Past the Reopie rising up with
savage and sustaned yet irresistible strength have
demanded and obtained from The fears and interests
OF their oppressors are virtually denied them. The
sovereignty Of ireland II denied. The right of sepa-
rate legislation is denied. And in this enlightened
ago. the iron form Of Power, with the same fierce and
relentless eye with the same ferocious aspect and
Threatening attitude, which marked its hideous per-
son, when centuries ago, it first strobe forth from the
caverns Of the north, TO preside over the dark and
gloomy dcstincs of the middle ages, CLAIMS that by
right Of conquest Ireland is no more than a province
ard that lrishmen are slaves. Against such doc
trDes, Ireland protests against the dctestable and
pcmcious influence Of such DOCTRINES wherever they
NAV be proclaimed and no matter bv whom il is my