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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
LEGISLATIVE INDEPENDENCE OF IeE-
LAND.
Signed on behalf of the committee.
WILLIAM s. O'BRIEN, Chairman.
Mr. UCOnnell'S Address TO the People OF
Ireland.
PEACE AND QUIET.

People Of Ireland-Fslloi0- Country
men Beiored FeLow- Counirymen-The
sentence is passed. But there is an ap-
peal from that sentence.
The appeal lies TO the House Of
Lords
! soiemnly pledge myself to bring an
appeal against that sentence, and as
sure you there is every prospect that it
will be reversed.
Peace, then, and quiet. Let there
be not one particle Of riot, tumult or vIo-
lenco,
This is the crisis in which il will be
shown whether the people Of Ireland will
obey me or not.
Any person who violates the law, or
is guilty Of any violence, insult, or lnJu-
ry to person or property, violates my
command, and shows himself an enemy
to me and bitter enemy to Ireland.
The people Of lreland-the sober,
steady, honest, religious people OF Ire
and-have hitherto obeyed my COM
mands, and kept quiet.
Let every man stay at home. Let
the women and children stay at home.
DO not crowd the streets, and, in par
ticular, let no man approach the precincts
of the -Four Courts.
Now, people of Dublin, and people
of Ireland generally, | shall know, anc
the world will know, whether you love
and respect me or not. Show you love
and regard for me, by your obedience tc
the law-your peaceable conduct-anc
the total avoidance Of any riot or vio'
lence.
Peace, Order, Quiet, Tranquility.
Preserve the peace, and the repea
cause will necessarily be triumphant.
4 Peace and quiet ask for in my name
and as you regard me.
Peace aud quiet ask for in the nam'
Of Ireland, aud as you love your nativ,
land.
| Peace-qniet-order, call for unde
the solemn sanction OF religion. l con
jure you to observe quiet, and ask it II
tho adorable name of the ever-livin,
!. God.
/ Crafty me and your friends by you
being quiet and peaceable.
| The enemies of Ireland would be de
| lighted at your violating the peace, q
being guilty of any disorder
H Disappoint them-gratiiy and deligh
by peace, order and quiet.
II Your ever faithful friend,
Il DANIEL O'CONNELL.
/ Corn-Exchange Rooms, May 80, l844
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

President and Vice President all Oh one
day throughout the United States, amen
dcd by Mr. Berrian, so az TO prevent It's
taking effect until aher the next election
The bill was laid on the table by vote
OF 90 yeas to pa nays.
HOUSE,. The orders Of the day were
called for, aud the Speaker called the
standing committees for reports, large
number OF which were made and aPpro
priately referred, during the morning
hour. After which Mr. Tibbalts moved
to reconsider the vote on the JOINT reso
luton authorizing the Postmaster General
to regulate foreign postage between
France, Germany, England. aud other
European countries, which was agreed
to. Mr. T.hbaus offered an amendment,
which was agreed TO, and the int reso'
luton was read third time and passed.
Nr Winthrop asked leave to offer a reso.
luton, authorizing tho Clerk to furnish
the members with a certain number ol
books, &c. Mr. Vance objected 10 lis
reception.
Mr. Winthrop then moved a suspension
of The rules aud upon that motion Nh
G. w. Jones deman led The yeas anc
nays; which, upon II division, were no
ordered. The resolution was then read
and the rules were suspended. Mr. Cave
Johnson moved to lay the resolution OF
The table, aud demanded the yeas ant
navs, " hch were ordered, and the Clerl
called the roll, and the following is tn,
result yeas 65, nays Ill. So the reso
luton was no, laid upon the table. The
resolution was then agreed to. Mr. Win
lhrop then moved to reconsider the yct'
lns, taken, and demanded the prevlou
| question, hch was seconded.
The question then rccurred on th'
main question, aud MIR Cave Johnson de
manded the yeas and nays, which wer'
ordered. and the following is the result
yeas G7, nays l05 SO the resolution
was not roconsidercd. The Speake
then laid before The House several Exec
u,ive communications, in answer TO call
uf the House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
DIR. WuITNEY'S ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS.

HpY Liver compliant Is meant positive disease
He Of chronic character in the structure ol
that yiscus and the most frequent symptoms are
a sense of weight or unGasness in the right side,
pain ut the top of the shoulder, salow complex
ion, impaired and capricious appetite, irregular
pulse. The pain is generally much increased os
pressure below the ribs Of the side affected:
there is for the mos, part some degree of cough
with expec;oration, the breathing is sometimes
difficult and oppressed, and the patient in gene
raj cannot lie on the left side.
Under whatever form and from whateye.
cause the disease occurs there is "A considerable
degree Of general !anguor and debility, exercise
or cxerton Of any kind soon idlgues, the pnlse
is weak, he sleep disturbed, the limbs are cold
or rendered 80 on slight occasions, and sense
Of oppression and distenslon, Of acid eructallons
nausea, headache, constipation, pain in the pt
of the stomach aud sallowness OF the complex
ion are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated TO excite the liver
to IA healthy action and assist in di-gorglng the
morbid secreions which are generally accumu-
lated in such Cases Their formation is the re-
suit of much research and they have been used
for The last fifteen years with the happles effects,
by physicians Of Tie highest reputation. Being
purely vegetable composition they are mild but
efficient in their operation and are perfectly in-
nocent and free from any mineral substance,
whatever, and be freely used at all times with
out any fear Of i'll consequences and will be found
superior 10 any other preparation as family
medicine, which may be administered with
equally beneficial results to children or adults
" hen used in connection with DIR. StarkwGath-
er's Ilepalic Elixir, they never fail to cure the
most obstinate cases Of Liver Complaint Th,
usual dose is one pill, TO be taken on going to
bed, and should be repeated three or four times
a week occasion may require. If ii brisk
catharc is required, the dose may be increased
one pill or more.
A numberof certificates voluntarily given are
in the hands Of the proprietor, but it is consider
ed entirely unnecessary TO publish them, as the
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently by 4
single trial.
For sale in Newport, by r. J. TAYLOR, ,Iis,
Thames street. Feb. 3.
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TtCCHfy- Eiyhih Congress.
FIRST SESSION.
InURsDAE, June l3, lS4i.

SENArE.-The morning hour was oc ..
cupIed IN the presentation OF reports and
petitions /; which were appropriately re.
fcrred.
\ motion was made to take up Mr. Ben
tons annexation bill /; and he addressed
the Senate, on the motion.
The bill was then laid on the table %
10 %.
HoUsE After the reading ofthe Jour.
nal, Mr. jameson Introduced resolution
authorizing the House to take a recess
from half plst two o'clock until four, for
the balance Of the session.
The Speaker then announced the frs,
business in order to be the appeal taken
by the gcntlemln from Massachusetts
{ Mr Adams) from the decision ofthe chair
rn relation to reconsdering the vote by
which the Veto ofth President upon the
Eastern llarbor bill was sustained.
Mr. Adams then addressed the House
in opposition to the opinion Of the Speaker,
aud ~ favor of reconsidcring the vote by
which the veto vas sustained. lie (Mr
A thcn wen, into constitutional argu.
inent in support of his views.
After Dc had concluded his remarks.
the Speaker delivered an able argument
in favor of bis decision, and replied at
length 10 the objections urged by Mr.
Adams in sindicatlon Of his opinion eX
pressed upon the parliamentary law, aud
the power Of the Constitution over the
subject. Mr. White Of Kentucky, made
a few rcmaks, dissenting from the opinion
or the Chair, and in favor Of the position
assumed by Nr Adams.
VIZ Bayly OF Va, Mr Drom goole, and
Nr Holmes, sustained the decision Of the
Chair aud lauded The Veto.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
Newport Botanic ThOmsO-
nian Depot,
No. Sc, Thames Street,
Opposite The Post Office.

.nR. FREDERICK A. MURPHEY,would
~ respectfully inform the citizens of New.
port and It's vicinity, that in compliance with
the urgent solicitation of his friends, he has
established Medical Office at the above
place, where he may at all hours be coEfden-
TALLY consulted upon all diseases incident to
the human family, particularly female Com
plants, in which he has had such wonderful
success, as many who have been cured by
hlm are ready to testify.
n. B. DR.. NJ. does not pretend his medI-
cines will raise the dead, but from The extensive
experience and success which has followed
his practice, he does pretend and hesltates
not to say, ,he can cure all cases that are curea
bic (and many that are pronounced incurable
by Diplomatlzed Physicians where there is
vitality enough left to build upon, iVithoM The
use Of Calomd or any other poison.
OF all the systems OF Medicine from the
native Indian to the Diplomatized Paracel-
sian, DR.. VI. follows the only one that can be
IsubslantlolIzcd as based upon philosophical
and natural principles.
DR.. NJ. would take this opportunity to re.
turn his sincere thanks to his Thoms0nlan
friends for patronage received, and hopes by
iassiduously attending to his calling to merit
their continued appreciation and patronage,
as he stands ready to attend 10 ell calls OF
his profession.
DR.. NJ. has on hand large assortment OF
his celebrated Medicines, which have met
with such ilalterng reception by the host OF
enlightened friends OF medical reform, both
in the crude aud compound state.
Also, an assortment Of Botanical Works,
among which are ThonIson's Materia Modlca,
Mattson's American Vegetable Practice,
Comforts Thomsonlan Practice, &c.. all OF
which he will sell at the lowest prices.
MAMMAL mil Ok ISII I'm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

Ticks oS SHFEr.--Throe or four days of,
ter sheep are shearcd, the ticks, it there are
any, will all 90 on to the lambs. lnmerse the
lambs ia weak dococtIon Of tobacco, aud you
will thu, gcird of them. Take care to wet the
skin fairly, but DO not keep the lamb too long
IA the liquid, aud take care that il does not
got INTO lis cars, eyes, or mouth. To relieve
thcmsciyes from the intolcrabe itching which
the ticks create, sheep bite and scratch them
selves with their teeth, by which much wool
j. pulled out and wasted, aud the sheep, be.
sides, loses flesh rapidly. The mode here
mentioned, l., the roddiost one of cNllrpatIug
tcks.-fAlb. Cult
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Art COnfOrncd TO Nature.

WM. NJ. WEBSTER, Thomsonan Ply
w sician, has removed from Boston, Mass
to this place, where he will practice medl-
cine upon the THoMsONIAN PRINCIPLE.
DR.. w. pledges himself to cure all curable
diseases without the use Of either Mineral or
1egetdJie Poison. The agents employed by
him are purely vegetable and well calculated
to eradicate disease from the system, and i'm
part new vigor to the prostratcd energies oi
the invalid, who is suffering from the appll.
cation OF Remedies which Mineral Dplo-
mzcd Tinkers of the hlman constitution are
daily imposing on the credulous sufferer
lie speaks with confidence, from the fact that
he has witnessed, IN almost lnnumerabIc ln-
stances, the active, eiIcclual and health re-
storing power of his medicines, when the
agents Of mineral qunckcry have entirely
failed.
Dr. WIS mode of practice is acting on the
principles Of Philosophy aud common sense
whIe he makes direct and ex,ermlDatng
attack on disease, the vidi energies are pre-
served, strengthened aud brought to CO ope.
rate with the medicines which he admins
ters.
DIR. w. would be glad to see the relative
merits Of the Two systems tested by The IN.
"'o'"H'9 VI N'"PplJ 'o' wv ~ su'o"cu V"a'
truth Is great and must prevail.
DR.. w. will attend 10 all cases in and oul
Iof the village, where his services may be
desired.
A general assortment OF Thomsoninr
Medicines arc kept q, the Office, where all
who wish may be supplied.
o. Office at Mrs. Wlcox's, corner OF
Spring and Mil streets, the former residence
IT Dpct. Gardner.
Newport, Aprl II, ISL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
L ALES' CYPRlAN
HAIR TONIC.
For The Growih, Preservation and Resio,
ration of The Hair.

~ o matter how bald a person may be,
" growth Of hair will be Produced and as
naturally too as herbage grows on the plain, or
the lily in the valley. This Tonic is warranted
TO cleanse the hair from Dandrufi, and every
other accumnating substance. Is your hair
dry and falling of the Tonic will mosten
aud fix il firmly in the head. Is your hair thin
or your head bald the Tonic is warranted to
satisfy the largest desires in thickening the hair
ir the first and covering the Bald head
with natural hair, in the second.
II is composed Of these remedial agents that
restore the skin al once to a sound and healthy
condition, when thus restored, you will soon
discover on the head, short soft and beautiful
growth of young hair, gradually increasing in
length, ill ii becomes like your other hair was
before you began to lose it.
FALES' CoUGH, WoRM, HEADACHE and
Diarrhua or Dysentary LOZENGES are safe,
certain and agreeable remedies for the diseases
for which they are recommended.
Numerous, speedy and surprising cures have
been effected by their use, hence their popular-
DYoTT's ORACLE or HEALTH, tPhiladcl
phia) Says ttat Fales' Medlcated Lozcnges are
considered by those who have used them, TO DO
far superior to Shcrmans orany other introduced
iulo that market
THE CoUGH LozENGEs are benefcialin all
cases Of common colds, hopping cough, asih-
matte affection, inflammation Of tho throat and
lungs they are also particularly beneficial for
tbs Group, and very good substitute for the
celebrated Hive Syrup, Cou Candies, Clumsy
CordInls, Pulmonary Balsams, &c.
Tar WoRM LozESGEs, are a safe and
sure remedy for Worms. Two or three is a
dose lor ,ory small children, aud five or sly for
larger ones.
THE DYsLNTARy LolENGfs are n certain
and agreeable remedy for Diarhwa aud Bowel
Complaints of Children Pull directions ~ 10
diet aud manner Of taking them, accompany
each box
THE IIsADAcHE or CkMPHoR IozrNGTs,
are beneficial IA eases Of nervous headache in
leVcrous affections Of atyphus character. They
are useful IN rheumatism and peripncumony
also IN cruptlye diseases. TO favor the eruption
or bring II back when il has suddenly rocedrd
from the skin, as sometimes happens IN measles
and sniall pos.
~ I. BE- sure that J. J FALES, NJ u. Bos.
ton, Is on the side of the Box that YOU buy.
lor sale IN Newport, at the Confectionery
and Variety store Of
July r. STACY, JB.
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MONDAY, June u, 1874.

MONDAY, June II, 1874.
SEYATE.-The day was occupied in
the consideration Of public and private
bills, and a large number were read a
third time and passed. AT the hour OF
-, the House not concurrIng in the Sen.
a,e's resolution extouGng the time of ad.
journment, the Vice President adjourned
The Senate SINE DIE.
HoUsE.-rhe reading Of the Journal
was dispensed with. Mr. Mckay moved
TO suspend the operation of the l7ih joint
rule, 50 as 10 enable The President TO sign
all bills reported up to Saturday last. =
Decided in the affirmative.
VI Schcnck moved suspension of the
rules for the House To resolve itself into
Committee OF the Whole on the state
Of the Union, and demanded the yeas and
nays, which were ordered, and The follow
ing IS the result: yeas 10 nays 81.
So the House then resolved itself into
a Committee Of the Whole OH the State
of the onion, aud Mr White moved tha,
the Committee take up the NAVY Pension
bill. Mr. Cobb then moved lha, the Com
mttee rise. which was agreed to. Mr.
Hopkins reported that The Committee ol
The Whole Oh the state Of the Uulon had
had the Unlon generally under consider
alton, bat found no business before IL.
The House ihon took Up the resolution
Of the Senate extending the time of ad
lpurnment until 2 o'clock, and Mr g.. w.
tones moved to lay The resolution on the
,able aud demanded the yeas aud nays.
which were ordered, and before The ca |.
was through, the hour ortwclvc arrived
md the Speaker adjourned the House
INg DIE.
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!, sa beautiful belief
Tnat ever round our hoad
Are towering on HoIsoIcss wing
Ths spirit of the dead.
I, isa beautiful belief,
When nud"d our career,
Thpt II will bs uur ministry
To watch o er others hCrcj
10 lend moral 10 he flower,
Breathe wisdom ou the wind,
T." hold commune at night lone hour,
With the imprisoned miudi
no bid the muurners cease To mourn,
The troubling be- forgiven
"a bear away from Ills of clay
Tho infant Ia its heaven.
All !'wIlon delight was found 10 life,
And Joy ia every breath.
cannot tell how terrible
The mystery OF death.
But now the past is bright to mo,
Aud all the future cluar,
For 'Ils my faith, that after death
sill shall inger h ere.
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IIepalic Elixir,


n ,e,o re,asdu for ,Eut,,dice, DISpepSid, Ifdg
IYL.sa ,,J So,,rness oT The
St5Ho". Ve"""e'S ""a '
stomach, Loss OF dppefte, L0uheSS 81 sPU-
lie Hpodoche Asthma, rheumatism, Feinafe
Ci.y.,,.,,o,o o,d IHeokossses o,,d oH Oiher
O"o" "'.'o"" ' -,
Complaints diSuig from u dtSeuSeQ s'"'s
of ihs Liner and its SecyetiOuy,
- -, ,,.,.o,,,,,. .,,,pD
JOtiN oIAhhWEHIHEh'
IrD,on M.ss S,Ia p,o,,,,or
., cp,o", ''' ~
CHAkLES DYER, Jr DfugGist " Apohe
cary AZ LES minister street, Prov idencc, TX. l.,
C1a.ai A.o,, Ia, tho IIo;,.d S,a,es
'o"''"' ''6'"S W. N"'
This me1ici,ce ia no, pnlmed upon the pnblic as n
n,nac.a "ar every ~ ,nt nesh /, heir ton hui niter
an M more ,han hrty wears IN the practice
anil cppraa osorvation or The treatment mud remedi.
raconsndeJ nv others In this class of disess.s ana
r anina m. benefits which have resulted from ihs
.e of /, i'm many hundred cases the propretor feels
y.rr,n,.J In recommending IL ms superior 10 any pr
n,r.tion ever altered Benn of vegetable produ ion n
y he taken with periect safety for nnv ierm of time
v nsrsons or he most delicate however
I,,,. ,h.y may have been reIuc ed by djsease.
The nost dist cases OF Stone in the all Bla
dor cured by IL and In no case of this kind
where IN has been used has il failed of the most com.
nlcte succ.ss
II viii he Gund sure remedy for blolcked faces 70
Troublesome 10 Young persons.
If taken in season as entiye II will by keeping
the hillary and digestive organs in healthy state de-
lnd the system from the attacks OF Fever aud Aguea
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The moon is shining silver bright,
The stars with glor, crown tho night
That same Old Coon up ~ u tree,
Grin. At tho i.oco nominee.
Get ont of tho way, get out of The way,
Get out of the way, the counir,s nslng,
For lIARRY CLN and FRELISsuuisLs.
In Baltimore, that motley crew,
OfPvsry shade aud every hue,
Have, after much debate, agreed
To run most unworthy strrd.
Go, ou, of the way. &c.
Though once they sung, "oh RumPsc.
Col Johnson killed Tccnmsob,'
Abandoned In this shameful way,
'ile' d doubtless iike To run with Clay.
Get out of the way &c.
And Ca,s, who crinqcd md fawnod in State
To be the Parry candidate
In fulur. DAYS, We all agree,
should write his name without the {.
Get out Of the way, &c.
Calhoun, from party strife remote.
Obtained hut one CHiyAtEIC SUte
At such time, what can he de-,
But go for ~ aud Texa, too.
Get out of The way, &c
Alas for litlle Matty Van,
Not even now the Enquirer man
Yon can't gat in by hook crook,
So trot back home 10 kIDdcrhouk.
Get out Of the way, &c.
TO match our Harry nr tho West,
They bring out Que they call their best
But whom The people viii rerokc,
The only rhyme for Jamcs 4. Poik.
Get out of the way, NC.
Now what 70 us il quite surprising,
Wright would Mt run 'gainst Frcllnchuyscu
lie knew he could'n 90 it strong,
Sias Is right, aud they are wrong.
Got out Of The way, a..
So now they think 10 overhaul us,
WIth Punu>sIvunla'S GEO. ~ Daiids,
Her vote he never can Obtain,
Aud all her efforts are in vain.
Get ont of The way, Nc.
As Johnny Tyirr's in tho field,
Aud will not 10 the Locos Weld,
Aiiasucrus should consent,
To bo his Pas Wee President.
Get out of the way, &c.
But in the Fall our loud Whig Thunder
will break "the power of public Plumber )"
And DaiiaS, POik aud Bob and Pa,
VIII gronn beneath an evil Star
Get nht of the way, &c.
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DIR. Jaync's Medicines !

4 " assortment Of Dr. Jnyncs' Medicines
~ just received from PhIl1dclphla. aud for
sale wholesale aud retail by Dr. x. n lIAI
ARD. nj the sign ~ the Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, Il. |.
March l.
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From the Richmond Whig.

The following Wing Song, written by II
Young gentleman Of the Bar, of this ciiy, was
sung with unbounded appIaste by Mr.. Dulioid,
on Friday night.
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Shortly after Gcn. Harrison was inaugu-
mted, Col. johnson meeting with him on
Psunsylvnnia Avenue, aceosted him, GLOW
are you, Old Tip I'm mighty sorry did Mt
ran on your ticket
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fully expressed; We take it from the CnUrsrlAS
WIrsEss:
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nANIs's VEGETABLE PAIN
- KILLER, FOR rheumatism, PAIN ~
The Head, Toothschc, Bri e. Spran', SC, at
Dec. Z. X. J. TAlLOR'S.
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SESArE.- Several memorials were
prosenl,d aud referred. The Senate then
took Up the L,l makIdg the election ol
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SUNDAY Morning, 8 o'clock.

Both branches Of Congress have just
The result Of their labour is
the final passage Of the Army, Navy,
Civil aud Diplomatic Appropriation Bills.
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Orange Flower Water,

OF superior quality. jnr imported fresh,
" iur sale ai ST.iCIS Confectionery and
Nanciy Store. May lG.
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For sale IN Newport by
March Z. Il. J. TAYLOR.
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spiritual 3)rsseuee.

NY J. ~ PERKINS,,
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IS prisoner DeCduSC Bc DtS Deeu your
uncompromsIDg advocate.
PRoTEsTANTs OF IRELAND 1t may
be that in attempting TO maintain an as
tendency you have sometimes been ex-
asperatcd by the attacks OF its most pow
erful assallant, but unless every generous
sentiment be exiting pushed in your bosoms,
forget past collisions, and remember that
O'Connell is IA prisoner because he has
sought to render your country great,
prosperous, and happy.
Irishmen Of every class and creed -
Rally in defence Of your rights We
ask not an appeal 10 force. Ours is o
pcacedble struggle. Peace aud pcrse-
verance are the guarantees of its sue cess !;
but let your opponents feel that they mis-
calculate the energy of the Irish people
it they believe that the national voice
can be stillcd or the national spirit be
dauntcd by state prosecutions.
Let the inhabitants OF every parish
with stern bat calm resolve, meet to en-
press their sympathy aud coincidence
with the suffering patriots, and To rec ord
their indignant protest against the mus
llco of which they have been the victims.
Let the clergy lead while they restrain
their nocks. Let the lreeholders ol the
counties assemble ia constitutional array.
Let the corporations unite the couccn-
tfatod intelligence OF our towns with the
patriotism of our fields
Above all, let your foes perceive tha,
the struggle for our national rights VIII
Terminate only with tho restoration oftho
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H. Baltimore, that motley crew,
Ofpvery shade aud every hue,
Have, after much debate, agreed
To run most unworthy stred.
Got out of the way, &c.