New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09
THE TRIBUNE
Ireland.

TO THE PEOPLE or IRELAND
aCofxExcHAnoE Roosi,, Nov H.
never fs hall The anxiety "h'c9
do 81 present 20 distinctly UNDERSTOOD 10 he oo''e
Sise and to have that advice milicitiy ooeyed.
The reason Of this anxiety 49, that II my ADVICE o TO-
,a ,h ,,or.tiou OF the Ifish Parliament will asnredly
be obtained and obtained IN manner The mos hoho@'
the religious and peaceful people Of Ireland.
earnestly call upon the repeal wa'dens 10 "
advice and be acseiu carry ing 1t iHto eiee ~, m
,p,ctfuiiy so!ici. the Catholic clergy IN every ps
force nv BY their counsel aud thef
advice then is ti,is-l wish could make II a com
NY 49, 10 n.1f.c, peace order aud tranquility III
- ;h in Ireland; tht there shall not be the smallest
,nt mimi, or violence P"5ic meeting aness II De
,jsd v puic sanctioned by at least some
~ rho and then except for the sole purpose
Of petitioning tn. Queen and the Pafliament
the perfect quiet peace an' tranquity' u"
I'll all these trials No matter "hs; the event oil
the prosecutions ray be- am thoroughly coviaced that ~
az, event they viii lacste the obtaining OF repeal
provided only that the people preserve the conooh o' m
most perfect quetud during these trials IL vi" oe 10
up.srre tacau, after those trials sha!las they ought
haver terminated successfully for the unJusiy accused or
however they may trrinirae.
Nothnr coad possibly njure cause before me csuTt
and Jury occurrence OF tnnu!t riot or
physical force OF any kind whatsoever.
any body i've, advice contrary 10 mne, believe
me tha. lie ny of mine and oil "Hs Ares every
src'I man and bring him before the Po.ce-
Let there not conjure You, tic .sllrs disturbance
Any man who joins any disturbance pro- SIN TO be m
p.rsoaa IF you be friends OF ttke my ADVICE
aud be perfectly tranquil adjure you TO tranquility IN the
name Of your c1uutry ALLURE you be Tranquil, in the
Of the adorable aud living God.
Recoect that the principle upon which we have ooSto
for the fteai of the Union ia, that II be obtained only
By legal paceabe aud constitutional means, and BY the to-
tsl absence OF violence, force and tunui
" Recoilrc also, that the principle Of my polItca i's
and that IN which have instructed the people Of ireland
is, that all the deliberations and Improvements in "ca1
Institutions BIZ obtained by persever'ns IN riecuy
nrc.abs aud eca! course be obtained by
forc5i. means; or they could be got BY orcble meaus,
ssc evils than they cure and leave the
country than they found IT,
The great experiment OF improving Ireland ny eacea
lie is what have now III progress We have hh-
ero blessed be God had all efforts marked by perfect
peace aud TRANQUILITY Let be whatsoever
from peaceable and tranquil conduct. want
body should remain peace and at home during the coming
trials and until they completely over He an enemy
who would violate this request of mae indeed any body
should be found vile TO violate IL which do not BE-
lieve.
al cannot conclude without again adurng the peo-
pie every where be r,,atsd excited provoked ny
any event OF whatever nature that event may
bbut continue calm eaceahe tranquil and loya aud
If this advice be followed anticipate and think Can pro.
that the result OF these trials VIII De ehhehty useiui
BntLatend me-if there be during the trials the slight
est outbreak Of violence any parish Will he my duty
Immediately abandon he repeal cause. and to orsake
op. who such critical period the present would not
follow the advice so earnestly give them
a. however, have fears that my counsel VIII De diso
beyed confidently expect that the people viii not nJure
my aud the Of Ireland by dsegsrdng my ad
vice..
olet law Of manobey with devout reverence the law OF
God"
"You will thus mor,ify and dsapponr your enemies
Those enemies speculate upon provoking TO some act OF
turbulence. Disappons hem-mortiiy them by the infexi-
M of quiet Of calmnes Of peace and legal con-
duct
Follow my counsel, aud you thereby will serve the
cause, and crafty the heart of
"Your devoted friend,
"DANIEL O'CONNELL."
The Irish Catholic Bishops have made de-
claration against State provision for the clergy.
The Limerick Chronicle of yesterday says
The shop windows of a bookseller and stationer
in central part Of this city are filled with plcto-
rial designs of the siege OF Limerick, and the fu-
rious conflicts on breach and rampant between
Williamite and Jacobite troops. The new and
extraordinary spectacle may be truly deemed
sign of the times, and it is needless to add that
the spectacle draws crowd Of gazcrs from morn
ing to night. OF the obvious tendency of such
a display, in the unsettled state of the country,
there can be no second opinion whatever.
A seditious ballad singer, named Maurice
O'Connell, was committed for trial by the magis-
tratcs of Limerick on Tuesday.