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

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u.t power Tx opaioa .: fIes nation Ii i-Fc- Oh =,
pressed ssopld .lway. known AID declared, AID tai u
bear hat moral force winch Will errr esias -
,.u;.o AZ free rople. (Cie.-s He -ersrksd tAst No
Egrope.a Government could reasonably iase oeaee .
,nezsa.e bat ..id he the SPA; OF az -h.-.
pstrist II they should 10 shoUid We De v TIM
by the fesr o. e9is- of-ace 20 some 1nea7oe's " -
/ Alliance? fChee1s) usi:e most he@Ettiy n 'S - 20
men; iy.a by Air. PLs7TEa Ne az a@i' 'a az pc
pared 70 ru.cttzs. smiles by Tie sacles o. S'l 49,
I pr..ciple (Ci.ee-a) TINS sentiment 81 opf
ci,z ,e,ose oqaioa on international law" IS nave SAD
.;1.,e3 h. paa,y ,srSoas who oppose Ga: movements
:, u u. highest authority, IS DECISIVE Il o a-' ia -
40 as il that te4 ssould publish ~ 9nF defence ihose al
.oirab.e .,d eloquent r<sages from w WEB'rEas own
.9eecf. (Cheera}
e .u.iI IS NJ ssds, is the dread OF Lagish poorer
That ,ayz-s The generous feelings tit soa!d brzk fo.i
~ ever SIDE in question of;is Kind. Its feaG which
p..ss in every direction, hut paiaI the feeling
or the men a.aeb=d here. (Cheer1 Shall we dre-G =
one member OF the rea: tfibaal Of world 70 Gerouc-
the great bandit othe world Trgad ts proved hreI;
70 te Has sAe cheated the United States Of ihei-
tory? Has size robbed the peaceful a;iys OF The Sand
yic; Islands Of tieir hoe Has k6- murdered unoE
fdng nioos-aad sh.!l stand looking OF II sieace
| Loud cbeers and cries Of Nor ttNor1 No! ny
! friends we are satisfied thai the struggle Of Ireland against
England struggle as Ear Ireland conceTned OF Ds
ponn against Liberty We know the agitation that
!
Ou grea;eader tells taa; the appeal ahal Only b. made
to moral force and ne Knows at thi, oanpoent in the
present agc the world AID BY that he ezpec.s aehere
the liberty Of his coua,ry Aud know that This expssion
Of cur opinion ,siil ci-e the millions struggling be free
rnea shall reach them from this side Of The Atlantic
(Lcud AID repeated cheefs.)
The resolutions were then adopted with deafen-
ing applause.
MAJ. DAvEzAc then rose and SAID that he had
been appointed one Of the Committee to prepare
an Address TO the French nation TO invoke the
sympathy of that great people in behalf Of Ire
land. lie boosted no Anglo-.Saxon blood in his
veins. (Chcers.> And he was glad to know he
said, that in this country the blood Of the Irish
and Germans mingled much more freely with that
OF Americans, than that Of England. a Repeal
Society from the 18th Ward here marched up in
procession with fine band OF music and appropr-
ate banners. They were received with deaiening
shouts-thc band playing The Sprig OF Shiile-
lah.] Maj. DAvEzAc went on to remind those
who predicted the speedy destruction of the
friends of Repeal in the event of war with Eng
land, that Frederick the Great with only four NIL
lions Of men fought Austria, Russia, France and
Sweden together, and licked them too" Deaf
ening APPLAUSE He thought wal between Ire
land and England would cali forth great men
from the Green Isc--mcn equal TO the crisis
perhaps second JACKSON would rise TO fight The
battles of Erin. He then read the following Ad-
| dress
Address OF tho FsepeaIers OF New York to
the People OF France.
FKEYcunEs-The friends of Ireland have in this
ca; city cheer with their accaims TO AID with the III
Of tIcii hard earnings the efforts OF In, lash Patriots
10 Repe of tie Union. That Uion "a dersory word )w.s
obtsi.ed through bribery, unbiusan.4y aynwe.. Il
against, before enactment by every honest
Ia Ireland Il has been maintained from the very day OF lis
Birth the pIseGt hour OF us mpous existence
by srus force alone. On orcison tirs solemn, the
houga, the hopes oil The multitude assembled here,
r.iiy toward the heroic people which history has always
presented TO The morld from the wien Frenclan
reed In. Tomb OF Chris. from Saraccn bondage to the .=
,norabe day when French army restored Greece 10 the f
Girist;rs the ated ally Of every op
pressed people The purpose Of this mighty gathering
OF American ireeneascpa.ailng those oin Gv..ad
brought rogehercould fail resivc wIrh feelings Of
liyeer gratitude all The encabrsnces arI a,sociaols
which IN the annals Of their revolution, Will forever
their achievement with the high deeds oil Frenc ,4ol
1t was the peculiar sympathy c the Freacl people thai
gave France ally to iHeTcs long before ef Govern
nent had acknowledged the independence O Ii; nsuI.et
Colonies; but the d"eP"r symp5ties, We believe.
this generation of frencimen, tia those which. seventy
years sIncs made their ancestors the dies oil Americans
for the ENJOY (;hey have coafner BY their @
Ian, deeds that freedom which ialc;, only ia ejr
generous aspirations, Proclaimed he most precious gilt Of
The friends OF Ireland. convened here do not ask for the
IRisH NATION, Faalia did il, the Of his fellow
citizens, the support oi the armies, OF the feet Of Fce
they solicit he aid Of her Presenting 10 al
astcRi,hcd world, the ugwoaed spectacle Of egl millions
Uf nrn conscious both q; ,igit, aud OF might ana vet
m ,ns {, rather ;haa 10 arms Ireland stii dges
tn hcpe Of obtiag the redress OF her wrongs y the frre
power oi Jusce by the sway OF public opinion e,
when mind h.s, q, last, risen superior 70 mate:
|, is no; enough, however, I~iie'c taat issiinrn
should have .srtel sno-V unanimously the equity o e
claim to ,,c,rruc. only by laws enacted by heir
representatives We solIcitous also, that opinion o
the enchced nations should gave additional weight
10 their opinions. We aware, whatever efforts hs
2eide Of Bri;oas may make 10 dispute the fact t the
II France with moral authority which cannol e
permanently resisted As iit the fate Of the GreG
Nation always influence the destines mauk1d either
~ e wisdom If her or BY the disciplined yaot Of
soldcr.hoYa warriors.
II is under deep Of this high mission, delegated
France BY Providence that the friends OF Ireland
nunuc with Frenchu,cu entrsat them by such legal ,ea,s
elicit pahlic their county
proclaim their snpathes the Of Ireland t,e
tniuersai language language made deahieS, by
Of the master productions Of the human niad having been
entrusted 10 It's keeping matters not what puGy barrier
iesPV,sm may oppose the spread of the hous embo
dies, this any other subject whether relating 10 poll
ties science They travel the wo}-soms timcs
like the maid btceze that agtstes oGly pu,ily The
air. sometimes Like the tempest that prostitutes all that
resist il; The mighty unsecathe effect untenied
| Frruchnen, Speaking behalf of Ireland, in
woke the remembrance Of az alliance OF centuries between
the Gaals and the Green Isle We evoke the remembrance
Of those halleelds where the Berwcks The Lalys the
Sased. the billions. the kimaines, the Elie;s the Mac
ionalds have mingled their blood with The blood Of Your
warriors IN whatever country the white tag, The glorious
;ricolo standard has we InpaIies
for the wrong. of their descendants recalling Your
| mosy the joyous acclains with which rS'aea whether
home IN exile, have hailed yong tiumphsthe dcer
'orrow they have shown the DAYS e sdyegSi;ic
The generous compassion oueit for Gr,ecetta; wieh
very year. representatives express cor the gallant Poles
sEenehmen We ask Them now, IL behalf OF ielagd-ci
ireland. more oppressed than
even more nsinsrd than tho>s OF heroic poasd We
'os address individually ever; Freedman made llu>Irca
BY by science by etoqneDce by polsv hy ats W
slse eat otiy such names as fame has niade familiar
j uEirarc.a