The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-09

~ were ifish,' Tue lOiowing comment appeared in
another Dublin Anil Union Journal tThe English
live on our provisions SAYS the editor and they
lhink they may swallow our military glory with
equal gulibiiity Their conduct in this respect re-
minds US OF the honest highanders remark IN Zelu-
co, with regard to the consequences Of the Union be-
tween England and his proyincializcd country. 40"
said he, whenever ScoleDman is banged the En-
giish cry out See that BLACKBOARD Scotch rogue-he
deserves his iatel But whenever Scotch regiment
defeats The enemy there Is nothing said Of any thing
put The Irresistible bravery Of the English army ~
Such are inevitable consequences of Unions.
nation that loses her Independence Is like woman
that loses her honor, either the or the other is
scarcely ever mentioned but TO be insulted and de-
spised all the mperfectons Of both dwelt upon,
and any Of their projections scarcely allowed to
exist"
| Is Grattan's Speeches, vol. Ill, p. 46.
| l6 Speech, p. 81.
| IL Hist of the Legislat. Union ut supra
| IL Speeches, vol. III, p. 255.
| 10 Tones Works, vol. II, p. 81 and A
90 Tones Works. vol Q n. 1919.
| 81 Id in 100
% PIECES of irish History /, q
% speecb. n 5I-o
| "a Eiinburp Review. for NAV 1893. H. 4O5-4O7
| and AIT Min onIv . uselec,ion " from, ord Col
Inns woods writings he fore him while his ordsb,n,
relative. editor and bioerapher had q sill greater
portion or the whole of those wrtings IN ms bosses
sion and rs having them coud of co,,r, understand
,oore of ord C,s o,inions tan anv mere Fdinhurgh
\ "a ~ n.
oni,ionated scrbbler nm ,hs Coll,ngwood Gorresn,n
dence IN tbe Edinburg Review strives 10 disnut. The
nron,;e,v of the boL encomi,Im and nronosa
| ,no The Irish Gaming from Lord Colling,yood and
narcularlv d,velt unon h. his editor as SORT OF
panatory Hs,;6ca,inn Of bis Tordshin,s nrase Vet
his ,ery Rayewar ,vhiIe .ndeavor,ng IN the name
Of The Enylsb and Scotch 10 dspte lie inst title Of
Tho ir;sh y, sch grea, nr,;se a. s.amen saws in ar
gung against the system of impressment thai il .can
oniy he shoIshed With safety 70 the conotry nv maxi
mo ,hs now ,I nnrarv of seamen for he nayy y,
! e &c, ~, s.yI 80 r L. 49, con o,iv ha md.
- 80 81. y, 800. ..,hsre nj, he aads ..cao
,hev learn 10 m.nags gn,s a IN act in concert
VII "a sv n ns =, 49,, IA nar a..
80, go an,i, n, :, .o,;;a ,has. 80 ,.s,s ~ eel
eexcsllapcs in he vfry ~ Iaid dawn bv Tho H..
viow.r hiusalf hat Tord EoIingwood songh for ana
av ,oll.d ,ha ,,In,.,, Nv ~ anS n so who, he
comes or The Rsyiew.r,s a,temnt IN arons for nat
nal ;oS.r;nri,, Of ,hs ir;sh ~ ssamao.S,n 70 ,he
Ena,sh and S.o,oh in ,ha ,.a,h oT sn.h a an,ho,,v
| 49,, T,,.N', 'rs0' r,,, 49,, ,.y
In 's 800 :, ~ $500 VA Ia. % -
80 " u " ~
er' w; ,ea.y a.a''ng, cau,p.
~ ~ - " Hon"E 49, ;.@ Hn'p
seamen, connect the following passage from Psines
ships opinion is not to be taken as implying superb
GRITTY in The number of English over IIsh the
British navy. "ln manning fleet" says Mr.. Paine,
address inc the then narvIess Amer cans TO make
them set up for themselves" against England by sea
as well by land - people in general run into great
err rs il is not hat pat should
be sailors The TERRIBLE lrivateer CAPTAIN Death,
Stood the hottest engagement of any ship war; YET
had not twenty ai.ors on board though her co,nue
ment was upwards Of two hundred. A few able and
social sailors will instruct sufficient number of
active landsmen in tue common work efa ship" For
short acc unit Of the noble engas ement of Captain
Death and his against far superior force, con
| suit Snoliett Continuation Of Hume Index, word
Death y and cdmpaIe the above opinon of Pane aid
the result of Lord Collingwoods experience with the
very all amount of but 10 English 10 90 Irish ai
Ions 10 The vessel mentioned by Mr. Tone.
When Ireland is Gas s.,e ought 10 be-" or when
Catholics, Protestants, and Presbyterians shall
slider that they only three leaves belonging to
shamrock-an event much nearer than people
think and one which, at all events, MUST ultimately
take place Colonel Fitzgerald and his brave COM
na (of the right sort y erected to them in the Egg
lish town of Athlone, and in front Of the bridge
which they so nobly defendcd-upon the sides Of
which monument some inscription like the following
should be engraved m The English, Irish, French and
Latin languages;
/ pa Il remenhered
i thai
i IN IN. 10Th and on n or Iune 1901
i p.,w.en a ana 400 Irsh,o.n
under
ColoneI Fitzrerad
Con,es,.d against an Englisb army oe Or ooo men
~ 'e 80 - '' " -''''' '
Iieu,enant General GinctI.
The nass.s leading IN and IN. EoaIi'L ,o,yn
NJ
Ana ,bouoh the nIace had h,, 90 sl.odo, ,,aun
In which
The epemv,s we'll annonted and spn.rior artillery
r And though ia few defenders were worn down
Nv AZ bours, continunl exsr,ion
= They beId ON,
Till the evening Of the second davt
when
The breach heior assaul,.l
nv
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