New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
Address Of the Repealers of New York to
he Pennis of Scotland.

1he following ADDRESS, WHICH was seiit Jul !"
Europe in the Great Western, would have ap-
peared In Yesterdays Tribune but for mis-dlrec-
ton which kept il from our Office. We publish
it, though anticipated by others, for It's torclole
array of FACTS in relation to the past and present
subsection of Ireland to England, to which we IN
vte the earnest attention of all lovers of Justice
and Freedom. The undeniable documentary
proofs Of ITS statements will be found in O'Con-
nels Memoir on Ireland published at this Office
The lucid energy OF the Address reflects credit on
It's author.
ADDRESS
OF THE United IRISH REPEAT. ASSOCIATION OF
NETWORK. TO THE PEOPLE OF SCOTLAND.
, of Scofiandn conformity with resolution adopt.
ed BY the United lris Repeal Associations Of NewYork,
whereby w. were directed prepare address to the
Scotch people (Which should be transmitted them through
the hands OF the distinguished poet Thomas Campbell Esp
requesting rh give their sympathy aud aid 10 the lISh
nation in their efforts for repeal Of the Union between Ire
lard and Great Britain We premise that the ancestral fire
has MOI expired in your bosoms that yon are like Your sres
Of I'D hostile tyranny that while you would not sufer
dsspotism scourge land mmoralized by the deeds Of
Bruce and allowed bv Bannockbum You would also give
every constitutional AID towards its eytpaon all other
the few but as tie patrmony OF the many These the
continents which We attribute the Scotch nation these
are the sentiments which animate these the sent-
nens which guard that highway Of Justice, where the God
OF your oreathers gored, and where iuhls has
magnificent destiny.
Men Of Scotland these your sentiments! If we
ask Won eyes towards country which for seven
hundred wears has bed under the knife OF yrannywee
political had reward and political crime punish
l,t;-c I'm
the dreadful butcherywhere the very boues Of the
Creators municence have been made poison the lips,
blast the hopes and change tie esnie Of those for whose
benefit they ntendedwhere misery bowed 70 the dust
millions OF hearts amid every for the production OF
oy-where Hunger staked forth the very storehonse Of
Plenty and wholesale Murder almost continually brandished
his blood-reeking knife when soil and climate peculiarly
blessed by Providence seemed the eloquent teachers OF
peace aud the indisputable guarantees OF prosperity
We need tell YOU, ScOchmcn, that aude 10 Ire
and FOR the description of and wrongs Just given,
could apply other country In suffering Ireland stands
alone For the truth this appeal that which cannot
lie;o that which the tomb of the hat the
sen; be much interested 10 admltwe appeal 10 hs-
tory What the chroncler OF the woes of Ireland dur,
ING the reign OF Elizabeth After contest of four hundred
years when the ubjugaon of Ireland was effected Pro-
iesant historian says No spectacle frequent IN
the bitches OF the towns and especially III wasted (mark
wasfedD countries than multide OF these poor eo
PIE the lrish dead with their mouths all green by eating net
ties docks aud all things they could find above ground
For hundred and forty the Irish people Were
STYLED in English btSh enemies" Fer four hun
drd and forty wears EugliShman of English
descent could murder without the fear Of pursuit
Irish person. While the lives Of and women of oil
o a,on were protected BY the awful mandate which
was uttered BY the God of nations the lives OF ismen and
Irishwomen at the mercy OF any assassin Ia the reign
of James the First, whole province confscated-and
of large population but miserable remaned-ihe
iachered Ia the reign Of Charles the First the
of the Irish people claimed III three provinces
To enforce this injurious proceeding were forced into
the rendition of rerdcts-ndges were brbed and all
IF cd fIc
Leger Monroe Tichboune Cromwell and their associates,
burst upon this unfortunate lslanddemolished its affairs
seized ts weahmasaced myrads and transported so 900
Irish citizens 10 the West Indies, all of whom persisted IN
the space of six years
After this we find the English violating solemn treaty
he treaty Limerick BY which equal protection of pro-
perty liberty and religion guaranteed to the Irish people
Then that for the crime! Of worshippms after
the Of their fathers, treated though they
were iends-ten that the armed against the
father and the wife against the husband=tlen Il ~ that
premium given robberythen it that education
aud industry that horrible and
upendous machine, which presided Pillage, Murder
and Superstition erected for the degradation OF millions
and the basphemy Of God For eighty Years did that
chnea machine, mark YOU built by the English Govern
ment-strech nation the rack of torure crushits
gies and attempt JiGtS Soul That machine at last
broken up: Engands adverse fortunes compelled her
proptatt Ireland. Oh. Heaven. what spectacle! Eng.
land the Cody" the Benevolent" and the Humane
granting, through Fear that which she refused al the call of
Justice!
But we have finished the catalogue Of ish wrongs.
The great, the dreadful the browning wrong Yet TO be
inflicted upon her.
If ireland had heretofore gyves-a Chain
he ryeed her limbs links Ponderous their
manu- facure dabolicaThe fat wen, iorthe Union
ctiecedreland last, Pitt. and Castlereagh
imagined cttereda slave TO the Of desposm forever
Men of Scotland. Couutr ymen OF Bruce and Wallace!
Children of srcS who struggled with Edward and de-
Tended troug and blood your sacred liberties
calling your passions but addressing reasons
ask you 10 look at that Unon Behold its origin. Examine
lis elects snd then lift M yonr voices from saih glen and
Irish Legislature destroyed! BY the Will Of the Irish Peo-
Pile g No Mo- is nd gnany uttered forth by mil
lions Of voices from Cape Clear 10 the Giants Ca'seway
All lrcland-all the universe cries 90 No. Mo-
The Union Of Ireland with Great Brtain says the illus
orator statesman and patriot OConnell brought
about by the combined operation of TERROR, ToRTuRr,
FORCE. FRAUD, aud coRRUPrIoN.
Is this truei Again appealing facts assert that, du
riug the agitation o the Union the Habeas Corpus Act
suspended resored TO- legal meetings dis
perSed by the military martial law northumberland
could speak She felt the dagger piercing her heart
and voice gave the world OF her agony. She
borsnd before tie mu-=ies Of British cannon
While the people wer. thus senced means readily
found convert the Legislature into instrument OF Eng
lands Will Were borougs to be gained Overt Castlereac
found difficulty in discussing million hundred
and thousand pounds sterling Was bribery need
ed7 Pcerages Commaadeshps, Judgeshps AID Archb,h.
opricks, the reward Of votes IN favor of the Union
Notwithstanding all this many OF The lrsh Legs,
htos still unyedIas Then nomination boro"ghs sent
aliens YES. and the number of such aliens greater
dian the majority by which the Unou was carried
Thus thus. We men Of Scotland, was that dreadful union
effected. Thus was Irish independence destroyed.
No would ask You examine the effects of the I'm
onhow has injured the agriculture aud nearly ruined
the manufactures and commerce of Ireland Take a few
facts From seventeen hundred and eghy-two before the
Uuon the price OF labor two-hirds and continued
ap 10 The time q e passage of the Unonats winch IT
diminished in the In seventeen hundred and
ninety three hundred and try-nne thousand hun
deed ioryve barrels Of a.seed imported Ireland
in eighteen hundred r hundred AID hou
sad hundred aud twentyone barresu eighteen hum
dred and trty thirty years after the Union) find the
importation reduced 10 the pul amount OF hundred
aud sikty-eight thousand four hundred and fyech bar
els The Irish tonnage IN hundred and ninety
amounted 10 FIVE hundred and thrty-fou thousand four
hundred and twelve torsn eighteen bundled and thirty