New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22


g We, fsow-co have worked out the part
oi our experiment completely We have had twenty
monster meetings deuonstras the intensity and
stty Of the desire Of the Is people fox the restoration Of
their domestic Parliament So many human beings never
c1ne gated together fer peaceful purposes as have
bled these meet ns Tiiers may be difference to the
by 10000 100 0OO but there doubt all
thai such muuJ5S never assembled before, and
that least c( them considerably exceed, 500 eco hu
laaa -oois
ms iact Is ceEtan-that twenty meetings ct the
largest uafmed maittudes that assembled we're con
gre:ated together in Ireland during the past
Th-t= another fact equally csfiaia-that at no on- Of
these meetings did any act however slight of oIez gc.
i-lice. assault or breach of the peace occ,iI
Dwell upon this al generous believers in The arn-lior.-
hon of the human race wherever vou b. throu -hou the
world Console yourselves wiki the conviction that men
N countless yri2ds without The s!is t=sc violation
Of penc@, Of order, of decorum, OF cl'iy.
Ihele Is one additional characteristic Of mulLitndn-
Gus lriSh esting'-that 50 disposed were the people 10
AVOID acts OF io9ee even for nddua accommodation that
not SO lnuch dS single personal INJURY occufed even ae
cilrntaiy, at any Of these meetings.
re experiment was mus complete IA oo'h ITS I2fIs,
S"'""e t,e unanimous, -ie'''dl wiz % '.e l'as
PUps IA o' ne repea o. t= 'oth I'soise III co7'
ci'eu te Cnu stature seVohut! III l- PROOF we 9a'e
1i Tue W otsf age'F'n' ana 'ho'o"5! eacr@Os Con-
u".' W S.. ~ ''.e 80 80, PIP . "a So.
"' t 50':Tt py ls % pro- %
''''''''h"' u''S1 ","''s' '' ''s''"e ~
contrary t,e feaoy Il" Po'!ana,'on "''c, W
deemed an' sun uee' bisa',e perfect ooFushcs Oh ''e
people TO the advice oi their guides aH prompt
meeting the very moment those guides and leaders ted them
they ought TO abandon 1.-THE perec control over exciting
passion aod irritating provocation "ch e i nave sine
displayed and aye al gwen
10 the fullest demonstration that NE lessons OF eace c"
Gated by their leaders have been July understood ana
ed into te popular ana nave peeoe Tue Aeu 'U
unaltefabe rule OF the!f politicai cohoatt-
Yes: The proclamation has delohstd'.u 'it 'le ii'
people too well convinced oi the strict PHpf'eiy oi
psaceabe deeanor not only 10 De uesouS o. out 10 oe h
caaLle of being provoked any the slightest force
violence breach of the peace.
'Yvs; the proclamation has come to place beyond all
the cheerful alacry with which the IRISH are deter
mined adhere then glorious sentiment that permanent
y useful political changes be best attained BY aceaOr
aud moral meas and that political change can De- worth
the price Of any crm9 aud above all OF one single dop
OF human blood
Shall be asked, what then, is it require OF the Irish
nsonle9 They have houored me with confidence more
1 ;,.d ,ban aysr ,v,s bestowed before by nation on
snps individual Nv dutv is 10 advise them with some
hing Of The force of that influence which almost resembles
.'',,s ,d "
o NJ ,dy;cs ;s ,,cofo,d advise parseveranc, IN TWO
different. but essentially connected topics:
Mrs, foremost and aboy. all ADVISE perseverance, IN
and order yar,nce In avoiding any species Of
r. o,c ,herosyar no na,ter what the proyocaton may
b.. no matter what The irritation n,a no what the
yeya;ion stll peace order total abstinence ali violence.
In I'll and peace order and absence Of violence
esnacalIv be the event Of the pending
nro.scution-ntace order. and no violence.
Jn1d this advice is supertiuous prrcautou Ia every
evanr r-era,e-psace order and no violence.
The second tonic upon which require perseverance
,, on6 xeriion j., all cc,l and constitutional
i opsn 10 procure the Repeal of the Union Statute The
Repeal must not be abandoned On the contrary every
event that taking place proves more clearly the aosoue
necessity of Local Parliament sanctioned by Her Majesty
aJ connecred IN AN nyinIshIe bond with her British do
mnions oy 'e soGel 1a na unoIs;o", Wo',ia III" % VIZ
Persevere peace order, loyalty and aeeianc' Per
sbsss ,bs abnnx;ons N, .atn,e'
Prosecutions never yet exnsais@sd great public cause.
nate the struggles to obai smeoraed institutions There
several IN order to eH'ngush the struggle
RED There were unnnmbered prosecutions to extnguish
the Of Parliamentary Reform yet large ins'almen of
faramen,ary reform was S ,uadpa o
gush the cause of Repeal AS well may choolboy
tie used overpower the thunder of the ocean
'b' ths should thew delay vet
sy cnot sb) prevent the attainment BY the Irish ma.
tioa of their right 10 domestic Parliament; but the
trary effect must b9 to increase the necessity of IN.
existence 9l the l!sh C o'1i I1 as ~
People Of Ireland be pateut-bt persevering. Follow
out experiment which are now engaged to obtain
ourpoca objects by Peaceaoe means II Is noVS S eA
s hv bs use Of strictly and exclusive
Iy peaceablc and legal.
Rally round me IN tins noble eAFsf'msn S g%a'ons %a "
' Pa @,deJ fJsponil,tv are our arms
With these We are certain Of success
ana your e6e'ss R, Rr.,, @ bt f
herself fsyrere firmly and saceabl, and the Repeal IS
eet,A" md ,y =, vour ever si,hul servant,
a''' '''4 '-' > ''''' "DANIEL o'coNNELL"
Sp,,x-Tbc war in Catalonia IS remarkable
a;oao r,,,d, o. tho garrison of Barcelona bv
.,,',,.a.a ,,.on,on who had received per.
81 ,,-o,,;s;ons and ,rnarel On
m ,liS, so, -, ,t,e, do vcry formidable attack
nnon tho senries and battalion or two of the
u ..,,. ,oro obl;ood 70 ho called to the assist
aran aa(,' of tho nsnal tickets and guards Some of
&c tho I,d;os desnsinc the bayonet
ulc ooi'''' " " ,.ob