Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-26
Master BOB Tvier and Repeai.
Your grateful and obd't serv't,
JOHN MCLEAN.

This young gentleman in returning thanks for the honor
conferred him by the late Tyler n. ork
said, among other things:
ave assembled here under the broad and majestic
root thrown by free and happy Institutions
which give the right and privilege stand up the face
OF all mankind, and resist the of abuses
wherever may find them prevailing by the overthrow
which independence secured and generations
yet unborn Warm applause.
This is large and unlimited philanthropy, and if acted
upon will induce consequences, of which have
cepton al The reasoning, which would JUS
ty meddlng in the affairs of Ireland would bear us
out in interfering with the domestic of all other
nations upon the face OF the earth The Turk has been
eHeamped" in Europe for four centuries lie has never
become naturaised, and he be. He as tho
roughly Asatic now as he when the banner Of Mo-
hammed first flew in triumph the walls of S;ambou
in the year 1853 He lords the natural heirs of the
SOIL the children OF genius and o song the descendants
the ancient Greeks whose patrmony he spols and whose
persons he despses Why do Mr.. Tyler and the emf.
nent phianhrOPs who march under his banners under.
take the expulsion these ncogble babarans from the
land OF freedom and OF poetry
Italy, bright, sunny Italy, the garden Of the World, the
home of the ancient Romans groans beneath the yoke OF
the foreigner. Have these friends of Ireland no sympa.
thy for her Or do they strike off her cluims only
after they have done the kind Office Ireandl We
would suggest that her claims strong her suerngs
and her population every way worthy Of Free
dom, the of "Erins Green Isle"
But again, would call their attention the STERN iron
despotsm OF Russia with her hordes of Ses her Siberian
desert and her method of nhictng the punishment of the
Knout, surprising in horror all that the Imagination
conceived Of the TERRIBLE in this land Of liberty and
humanity. Will not these of Thunder, preserve ono
for the Autocrat?" Will they send it all "acroSs
the broad Atlantic the walls of Parliament House
to shake around the Of the startled Legislators of op
pressed Ireland" 1--WE quote Mr.. Tylers very words y
Is the thunder all bottled up, and corkcd for that especial
purpose BY the bye Parliament House must be construc
ted OF very al materials if its walls can be shaken by the
roaring OF any such thunder Master Bobby has at com
mand. They made BonnpnIte miss figure before now and
his only thunder, but it was accompanied by light
ming too. How supremey ridiculous is all this nonsense
Master Bob Tylors thunder, md that of the Repealers
shaking the walls Of the British Parliament House The
bad taste o countymen and their proneneSs hyper
bole is the ending theme Of English ridcuc But
this goes step beyond any thing have yet seen in this
age Of wordy noisy, windy defamation Ii there be on
earth representative Of that "nmorta Hero" the
renowned Thomas Thumb, Master Bobby may surely Law
claim the mantle.
The young gentleman former OCCASION professed
his adherence Of the English Government and of English
History! The thunder lac is about let loose proves the
actual existence OF the first sentiment; the following sen
is evidence OF the latter:
"Let us emulate their example, and may we prove our
selves in orr advocacy Of this great cause be worthy co.
adiuors Of the Burkes, the Emmes the Shendans of Ire
land who, when need was raised up friends for
America; where, now, in turn, raising up such aid
for Ireland will lead her successfully and tnumphnny
TO her ancient freedom and glory 90 Cheering
/ long cOntinuedJ
OF the three persons here named Burke alone took part
il favor Of America Sheridan, during the war Of the Re-
youton was engaged in writing Dramas and never came
into Parliament until 1850. II he raised up any friends for
US, not informed Of the fact Ills reputation NJ
statesman, was Of date subsequent to the Revolution
Robert Emmct was born in the $780, and consequent
y, Cat easD three years old, when peace was made
in 80 What active and efficient friend he must have
been, in the hour Of need Thomas Adds Emmett was
born 1885, and consequently, ten years old at the
commencement and eighteen at the end Of the war! But
master Robert despisos English History and Of course nc
reads H. Besides, he s Of genius far too sublime to
allow tho least acquaintance with facts.