New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
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ne oePsn ':n ~ rhs Goyern:uent has ordered re.
iesehr e. 80 hs made. and has purchased several
o,,.cs vbich stand in the way Vi the operation,
The Silesinn Gazette states, from Poland, 0cto.
-, thai abou, 20 students had recently been AZ.
ss;sd a, WARSAW on a char" -, .eing members al
The Younger OF them, who were
vi, rto,n u 10 Ii years old, were Is ADDED sent
my ;n,.,;o, of Russis but the others were sent
- he army Of Circsssia, as coV;;''0n F0'o'ef''
,,,a, e,om CousantaOple, of the 25th ul,.
a .es"' i h.t fte mad broken out near Inc Bazaar
:, ,bnr ci,y which destroyed upward OF iV' h'asr'
and 500 shops.
Rrpyu AssoclArIos.-Thc weekly meeiiogof
IN -, vas held as usual, on Monday the lllh
:n., :n., p. Ssmers, ESQ N. 2. who occupied Toe
h";r smoke raiher warmly, declaring "hs firm con.
,;c,nr ,hst neither the pe,tiiogging pernacny Of
;,rv. .nockinr Attorney General, supported by The
NOR profound and Infamous ini9ulty OF the Cor.
.rnmsnt. can for one momentretard the accomplish
mept Of repeal :" and 10 the same breath denoaacnS
~ -so;I st-o-ney General sordid and degra.
vi niacswan.n very long letter from Mr. o.
Corr.II occupyipg nearly four columns OF the Irish
,o,,.rs ves read, IL commenced IN The following
-. 80. am extremely ANXIOUS 10 bnng the en-
.,,sr,;on Of the Association 10 that which
drem the most important OF oil the duties which they
have 10 perform, at The present mos. auspclous Pc
- w., have gOthiDrN !llOct FlCtOTy
ever was achieved by purely moral means. The
v,c,orv of Waterloo was the mere triumph OF ply
s;caI forre combined with military organization. II
So a - hr,,aI and bloody scene and much Of wh.,
calIed ;ts gories depended upon chance and &C.
cident. Ours. en- the contrary, wrs lhs t!.lmph Of
the rst principles Of cyii liberty and OF the judicial
merits OF our glorious cause. nat when 'numphed
was the great consu'ht!onai pnhciP'e "hien sane
lions the right OF free discussion 10 the inhabitants
Of these realms. Ii was .bat principle which bat.
,led with and triumphed over, the ~ell-ananged
consp;racy 10 extinsuish popular sentiment, and to
I;mit and restrain the efficacy of psaceable popular
sxertions
After some farther observations on the trial, M.
O'Copne! proceeds TO inform the Association that,
upon the subject oi repeal near Rine te"hs cf A
Ir.sh people arc perfectly es' cd ihey are con
viaced OF us necessity ihe{ HSNc uo uouo' 9l le
nrscticab,lity." lie holds this assertion 10 hs.s
been already sufficiently ra we'd 10y the iory'ots
monster meetiugs and, then 'orr, lie deems tie re
uetirian OF such meetings. eas; .0r tAs present,
unrccrssary. Having ihGs, ca, hr, . N iaya
OF repeai the overwhelming mrier2' OF ihe ealho-
lie population clergy, and ~ - having also
been joined by many, very h"n ." siants, pys
large body OF Prcsbytenuns, aud ., -. e Other &c.
lshtened Protestant Dssentrrs, II oIp femaina 70,
us 10 conciliate and combine tho res'dua Of the Pro
testunts of every class and description. lhs, 10
peat, is our task, our duty--our pleasing huiy he
assumes that what prevents the remainder OF es
Proiestants OF all descriptions from joining of ias ~
peal" is mot any dlsnc!I0atior 10 nave Ireland es
islated for by an l.ish Parliament but idle j,,l
ousies and uuiJunied feass" OF Catholic aecehdss
cy civil and ecclesiastical. On the pari at the Cab
ollcs \. suemuly declares that they desire 10 suss
ascendanc, bur on,y peri, CT cqualIy, sucn assa
be secured by the repeal of ;he Union alone.
He proceeds TO cis ten or dozen proofs Of taa
d-clarat,ou and thea explains, at great length, ne
fet. llIaf, simple
ers leaning rather 10 tho belle: that he former ask
mere Tor Ireland Than the latter. For my owe
parfr saws he, - will own that since have c0gs
10 contemplate the specific differences, such as hsy
are, between simple repeal and federalism, l %
al present feel preference Tor the iederanyo pltn
u. tending mere 20 ;hr uui'ty ol ireland and 10 IN
maintenance OF the connrxon With England thaa
the mode OF SIMPLE repeal But n,ust eiiherde.
iberateIy propose OF deliberately adopt from sons
other person "A plan OF II iederanvc union, before
bind ioyseii to the opinion which now eDieriaia.'
He in, ties the edersliss 10 come forward and pro-
pouue: their plans. " The edereilsis," says h,
"canno, but perceive that there has been, upoa ny
part, pagse the agitation Tor the repeal sirceGs
pc rod Of our liberation from unjust imprisonment;
they must perceive tnat the part OF the fepehle
every passion has been aushed, AID ell The energy
OF complaint suppressed, in the expectation ofs
federal movement. TINS calm has been made ID
compliment 10 the friends OF Ireland who have Gd
await their patriotic cooperation.
But should they allow tina present favorable Os.
cason to escape, they may hereafter regret not h,
wing obtained that influence in The repeal csass
which every body is now ready 10 give them, sG
which they may hereafter find il exceedingly tf.
cult, if not impossible, 10 obtain BE declaru
these two propositions TO be perfectly undeniahk.
First-Tbat matters cannot remain as they ars
Ireland, but that The repeal movement must accs.
mulaic in power and force in spite of every obss .
Gle. Stcondly-Ihat the British minister cansa
conduct the affairs Of Ireland upon Proesls9ia (
Orange principle" The letter concludes in dx
following terms :-'' Let US then be active, erst 4
getc, conciliatory. Lot US, If possible, combine l
classes, but lot not forget that We have a!Ie,.
more than moral force enough TO render q lopg n
sistance TO peaceabe and legal repeal OF the Usk
impossible. II is q mere question Of timc Te
repeal itself is scertain. Hprrah then for rcpea!'
On The motion of Hon. MIR. Hutchinson, tvs
unanimously resolved thagIhe letter shouldboE
serted on the minutes. TIA meeting was address
ut considerable length by blessrs. NJ: o'Conrea :
II. Grat,an, Capt. BroderSk, and DR.. Nasle, onvt
rious topics, the principal Of which were, the d
legged appointment of Lord Ellenborough as LI 4
Lieutenant, which heartily denouHceG-Eg 1
lsh injustice 10 Ireland; and the exposure oi rs q
police spy system at Shinrone. The weeks n1 s
was announced to be EiO6 LIS. 4d. Fl
ATTEMPT TO ScurrLE VESSELS AT LIAENa
Some unknown persons nj Limerick have b'rd
holes in the bottoms OF ships about to put to ga
Three Welsh vessels were thus ecutiled. A pEnE
meeting was held, the Mayor presiding; and M &
Steele. in u very SOLEMN manner, rxhorted the pf
pie Of Limerick to purge themselves of the dsgrti
which he declared 10 be a more momenious tar Z
than The support Of Repeal itself The proet.ss E
ings, conducted in very lugubrious manner, xla &
out cheers, terminated in resolution 10 offer E3E
The discovery OF the offenders. The CorporiA
have offered reward OF fl75. -Four men hir 4
been arrested on suspicion; three have been rseis 4
on their own recognizances, and one has besa . 4
manded.
FRANCE. q
The Monitenr announces that despa.chss sr
received by the Minister of Marine and Colo'n
from the governor of the French establishments
the Paciic Ocean. These dispatches are dstfdu i
llth ofMay, but they do not mention the i1eSs
relative to British naval officer which severn! P.o
JouInnls Of the 9ih Instant copied fLom the Lonca
papers. No farther engagement had iaksn plsa
since the affair ofthe l7tb Of a pril when the rss
inuanched at hiahahena were vsnGuished, and o.
persed. On the lst day OF May the Kings bHf
day was celebrated Gi Papeita with much PopP,k
with The most perfect order The chiefs 81 s! %
districts of Tahiti, and OF the island Of Einieo D.