New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

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). ici, brought ruiz .nd poye:,s on tne couars z
e asked % be met By ts cy Of civil weE3 Were eS
t sd because thes ocae Tor tex Just and 'nseso
rights that they seeking FOR separation rem the @
isn lhrcne-ths. they fonen,eIs 81 teoeiion' @
cause the priesthood and bishops joined sh the P g
were they 10 b. ;nid bey exciting oangetoa
il the coua,ryf He asked had hey pot rad OF ths
of civil var, as we'll the Duse OF Wellington en-
Robert Feel and did they knew thai me Voice %
drowned BY the Gin Of civil war, a2a ila' a
had been eUkina!ed in Ireland, their own rel No. 20
psbly be TIE principal sufferer Was II 10 = toi'eu VIZ.
the hi.iops aud priests Of ie!and we're 20 l'sI -
Ing of religion be iustrna.@ns-i IN ehhh-lis e
s would be sure TO tr- Destruction on tAeis country,
He said deiieer4.es 20 tiie presence OF TWO Oh ta
vast congregation the sight OF 600 mat u the gseast
csn,p:on they entertained views 'ostiie 10 he
throne Of England though they should depart IRON ns stan
dsrd with heavy hearts the bishops and priests ireland
would depart from his evea II NJ 'gs The great Lloe-
ra,oi himself"
So, too, the DsHin Frssman's journal of the
Sd instant, comments on the warlike measures
of the Tory Ministry as follows:
Yet they ,y fail in their efforts. Irishnen eek
obtain their rights by force They ray such as no
tyrans deprive us Of Their oeec IS plainly brst TO
d.arm and then goad ;nsGrr.cron. They will fail
We iil obey the ,swe viii adhere the constitution
will commit ourage-nay, if they dare 10 the
field will decline while the constitution remains intact
vet despite the power Of England and her Irish garrison,
we will have Ireland for the Irish and the Irish for Ireland
England may deprive the nationalss OF their ct
least such them she discoyeryet viii the irs
have Ireland.
England may I'll our towns and villages with oldery
with them the IRISH people .s have contest strife
in acts Of good will and hospitality She may block
adt ports with her fleets, and crowd our rivers with
armed steamerS yet there will be peaceualyersa ace
reign throughout the land Thee Will be no civil
warPeel will seek ia vain. There shall BE- stnfe, no
boodshed compotionye, Ireland shall be for the Tlsh
and the Irish shall have Ireland
Let Ireland but perscvere in this spirit, and the
day of her delivcrance cannot be afar. The spec
tacle Of her patient endurance of wrong, yet man
ly assertion of right, will attract to her cause the
ardent sympathics, tie generous aspirations, OF
the virtuous throughout the world-the public
sentiment of mankind the love Of Justice and
Freedom every where innate, will act uDon and
shame her oppressors, and her emancipation will
be peacefully effected, Heaven hasten the happy
day OF her Gelive-ance
u In anonymous correspondent ofthe -4aro-
"a and Union of last Saturday, asserts that the
Editor Of The Tribune (H. Greeley was at one
time {" confirmed and devoted friend of John
Tyler, both for the present term OF Office and an
future % that he has written articles "depreca-
were published and that he has argued to some
one, since Tylcr's yetoes, that Mr.. Clay, hav-
ing provoked the Vetoes, had thus thrown dscord
into the Wing ranks, split up the party, and
therefore ought not and could not be elected
president"
We have only room this morning to say that
each and every one Of the above, with some mi
nor assertions in which they are imbedded, is
gross naked, caiumnious fasehood, utterly with
ouj color or coverlng-saving that we were open
ly and always in favor Of keeping peace with
John Tyler for the balance OF his present term,
until we were fully convinced that his conscien-
tious scruples about Bank were all a cheat,
and that he had wilfulIy and wickedly betrayed
and deserted the party which elevated him to
power, in the hope Of ministering to his own self
ish and sordid ambition.
The Editors Of the Aurora will take notice
that we demand Of them settaction OF the
charges to which they have given currency.
Who is their anonymous correspondent, we
neither know nor can guess; we only know that
he lies, and that he can bring no proof TO sustain
his assertions without forging it. We absove
every body from all express or implied obligations
of secrecy with regard to any thing we have
written, and again challenge the proof of the
above charges
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