Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
ELosrrycr-" Ysu ,sko hare tears" &c.

There last week. meeting the City Of W ashing
ton of the Friends ct viand-for the ayowed purpose
Of stimulating ireland, struggle for repeal Of the
OF Union wach 40 years ago, identified that unhap.
Ply country with England
SGch interference with the internal eairs OF ether and
friendly countries h5.d be wrong in principle. The
People South every day expressing their nde-
the external interference with her institution OF
slavery and they rsnI-iOr whatever Slavery may be
in the abstract il properly the business of the
only which Is concerned. How then does il become
those who hold these senments-those who resent, az
feet resent external interference peculiar insitu
ions to be assembling together and endeavOurng
late Irish disaeeton the union with Great Brtan-en
desvouring rend asunder the which those
have adopted, by the of each, for more per-
feet union-pang incpient Rebellion the back, and
urging and erasperang the Irish People by the exhibit
ton Of foreign sympathy, separation and civil war;
Sympathy with the Irsh People is thing-but inv
tauon them overthrow their existing Institutions, is Of
itself the external interference of which complain and
infracton OF the friendly relations between England and
the U. States.
When Of a President OF the United States enters
such proceeding, think in the worst pos
sble taste.
Besides the objection principle it might subject the
the injurious and doubt unjust mputaon shock
ing unquesuonably the refinement of high and exalted
poeca endowment and inspiration that he operating
Insh sensibility for the benefit Of "Par" Heavens
toreiend that should prefer such insinuaon we
only say that the malicious and i-natured might possibly
thus construe 1t.
But detain the reader long from that moroccan
which have catered for his delight The Madsonian,
Of Saturday contains Mr.. Robert Tyers he Presidents
eldest sonAhasusrus in short harangue the America
Ish meeting, and from the speech Gull the fol.
lowing gems, unworthy Of the Philips School of the
Emerald Isle.
"lf in the contemplation Of such subject this, my
soul did beyond every consideration selfish econ
Omy; selfish hopes and purposes could etard efforts
however humble IN the OF human freedom and es.
pcclay Of Irish freedom, should deserve be cursed
with the hdcOus Immortality Of Nero and be scorned
and despsed capable of derdng and insulting the
and spirit OF gratitude Justice and every patriotic virtue
But IN the contemplation OF tins subject with its emend-
associaons feel myself shrink insignifcance.
Among the majestic shades OF these Christian heroes which
my imagination calls up in almost endless array from their
hallDwed tombs, and amid the mighty events, so big
with the fate Of mankind which they actors feel
myself like atom borne upon the whirwind, incapable
Of resisting the strength that urges onward yet
cling and rejoicing in the might aud glory Of the power
which controls No; let those who have sympathy
for Ireland urge their pale and cadaverous arguments OF
Indifference vGciauon uncoustiuionaty, whatever
position they may choose others, but they ud
dress American hearts vain Like the echo Of de.
hlnce which the peaks Of the Andes throw back when
the threatening Of the tundcrbOt bursts above their
heads they have for long mumcr Of indgnn.
ton from the American continent pOrtentOus Of stern
fixed Interchangeable resolution"
The whole speech in the exalted strain and IT tho
opportunity offers may quote other from IL.