New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

LON tidL pure i!.>!i sjtL+'!oL NC ~ IN w ~ c
ION, lcheers and hisses,) and In fact from the
.shole British ,inistry. hope We shall be able
To scd bg the packet Of ,o-,llorrow full account
o. our doIngs for the last week IN the cause OF
Irish Repeal Cheers And move, or rather
suggest, the appointment OF { special agent to
I'VE such yero2i explanations as may be required
by He5 Malesty's most faithful servants siF
flobert viii be much excited TO lean that during
te las, week ai 3ooc0 !459ie assembled aad erP'ssseo
pe5ciy asI. aP4tay zld Sentiments OF TIE Eels
d ! ps4!; aid suppose 70, 600 more az he's -Ssein
b-d naAiag 70 o3O lizh Repeales AID tins OILY L lie
.i-Iz civ q Ney7-I orae Union Yet TO b- head
i,ga tiA=e-s We will send this intelligence ios tas
5eae, Of Tie Bri:isi. Min.sy, (ceers Ald as to he
.noaey ,!,a, has been collected tiiak would De *
D-di.a; to sead Tia. 20 another quarter foE by late
accounts it appears thai her Majssty, tEeasafy-O2ss
getting empty and 50 lare nigh; prove 200 strong
Temptation for the honesty OF Sir Robert (Chse1s
.hiak we viii send II Nh OCoSTELL-or SIX Robert Is
scopaa:ed with h AID has the confidence IN BIS
honesty aad vii feel perfectly assured ttat If the money
once gets into his hands vii be made tel TO The Ut
most possible advantage (Laugh,eraad che-rs We viii
iafosra the Duke Of Wellington that hess 900 RePeasFs
,d 80 coo more II necessary VIII take ngo rost respect
mi consideration tie subject Of Canada aad Canadian affairs
Loud laughter AID tpeated cheers which II said, are
lar now somewhat embarrassed have doubt agents
would receive Tor their loyal zeal great honor al u
h,ads Of Her Royal Marstyperaps, the Order OF hs
Garter. daughter and checrs9
SIR Robert Will be highly joiced to eat that the British
Tory PFes 10 this country has 10 his support and iat
il is animated by The spirit which aroused them against
the American Revolution and conducted by the men
who were prominent actors in the Hartford Conventiou
n.. our late war with EngIsnd But what shall 81, for
hat part Of the Press which HIS il bold relief in
favor Of opprc,ed down-ttodlen Ireland The Editor Of
the TRIBUNE has thrown soul nio The columns Of his pa.
per on a subject infinitely bigger than his whole body
Cheer The Herald las made important suggestions
in our vcr and ne Of the Pe5eian has nailed color to
lbs masthead Cheers And the two Sans and other onr-
1a TOO mention, haze CONE boldly TO our ad
Perhaps MAJ prevail upon the British Minister at Wash
natoa Nh Fox to get out OF bed FOR his life To send
he facts 10 Sir Robert in Englsnd (Chcer No doubt
we shall have renon,Iance from Great Britain or these
;Ier,l assemblies SIR Robert VIII probably tEy make
i ont hard ccse (cheers and perhaps h= VIII threaten
loudy Bat let us remember that with us the cause OF Ire
and is the cause Of Liberty ard Of Humanity Cheers
Let rs tell him that Irelaads success 70 the American heart
as dca as that OF Greece Poland OF the abolition OF
slavery to EngaGd. loud cheers ion remember they
have had public assemblies, all these Questions They
have declared ia favor ;c independence OF Greece aud
aken measures 10 establish the Polish Emrrs then at peace
with Russia and iormed association fox the pos- WITH
member Of the royal alny lis head We nave uF dSo-
citation too-ou Repeal Association cnd shls Is II And
we have sixteen nons least Of Pncrs OF Blood Royal
At lis head out Of millions OF human souls Al The
worlds convention, held at London, over winch the late
Due Of Sussex and Prince Albert presided the country and
w .,io,, were freely sssaied with the sole object OF
arryinc one section county against the other. Lei
no, ENGLAND tel Americans their da:y on Questions ." 20
vital importance this for they know II aie@ds nIu u
hsv venture send remonstrance ad''Se S
Pee. 10 be careful what Language he uses III IL u
may ind itself on top of American bayonet-maFch'hs
;no Canada for the be,cft Governor loud cecfs
There k one pon, IN this question which has been seized
unon by the opposition press. beth in England and this c0u
,r sad used With great effect They tina; we are ~
~, ireland On 10 her rIin-that Ireland must OF
wa he Al once aud forever swallowed up Cries OF No
aaJ Ascr Do vou think O'CoHNELL, and the rest o. fe-
lands aots men of such weak minds men Of so dull Per
.pops or Of so wicked hearts urge Their coutfy on
10 ruin Cries OF No. No, Do YOU surPoss that
otonpclI and Steele d know what might be expected
i, case Of hostility? Let them come. was the emphatic
LANGUAGE of STYLE. Age, if they dare was the res
poa.e Deafenns appause) And does net The
pr,e1t roltica aspect Of thrgs not only Europe but
throughout, the world warrant this Language Az is mo-
, England has al the nations Of Europe secretly aTTaye
against her aud upon her first motion against Ireland Russia
would march upo, Coas;an,;nopc and France Egypt OF
the Empire Of Morocco in the Mediterranean Cheers !
The vessels Of Russia the Black Ssa, s"A al us
opposition ConSnacp!e could make wou2 not save icf
AID the Of Egypt in rela'n to rance h"s
knows th5and Is she going var win tt'''c u "a'
commences England VII fad hesel' IN open hostility win
bsboi Of Europe. lie var-,prit Of France cannot be
,,,rel l. il were desired. Besides the Government OF
rio r;,J States OF America, with all its influence and
would not he able restrain the overwhelming force
ision which wcUd rise and demand the seizure
e tb, Cs,a,ias. loud and repeated cheefs)
If Euglaad war, moreover, hov long wall
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state Of bankruptcy (chress The deficiency her reye
rue every day becomes and apparent, The Duke
Of Wellington sad his ses,n Parliament that reat Britain
md reached point which ,he could longer staud still
TCrcs lie: he; sink then. ard cheers Her people can be
.aye farther that certrn an. nation must have mo-
rev or she coanotcIy war,fats also Certain there
10 come from The As,occy viii be compelled 70 bear
the ccater portion G! is weight And how long can they do
ii Not very long at any Chrers very paft o!
the Eaeish revenue derived fom the trade with India
.d the East this would lie instantly OF in the event
Of var with Ireland. Do these facts show that are
urciag Ireland on 20 her ruin Ctics Of ao) C.n any
one doubt that CovNELL perfectly right when e sad
I'm, England invade Ireland FROM the bottom
Of my soul hope she Viii be mad enough 70 attempt II
Cries Of Yes, let her Try IT, aad loud cheessl
But where this invading force from Britain
has now rot more than 100000 soldiers in the world
Where viii she get enouch invade Ireland VIII they
from England Le, re II! IL. She has there four
millions OF operative Chart. and several millions more
who suffering Of starvation aud who would
;. the first gun fired ii Ireland (Cheers.l Where arr
they to come from From the British Colopie, l.
They will all be required 10 keep those Colonies
from falling tho hands OF their Legitimate
owners their neshbors. Where shall they from
see no place unless from the NEEDLES Of Sir Robert Pelat
tie Duke Of Wellington; and the latter gentlemaa
niIi,aI, Character, suppose he Will take the command Of
fIs Is of her no. h
taldins the boasts tlst made Of her great
prenecy VIII England thea, attack Ireland o'Conneii
,.ys she not AID said before, ror, the bottom Of
my heart hc7e she may be mad eaoash atseptis ios
ialy believe Ireland VIII get What sh asks To- un-
!esS she fsis e- (Cheess aAd Of Never Irsh