The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-06

military naval and Of reign all ance and pocy-s con.
should have her s share and proportion Of representa-
i but right and Just 70 cenisss that In this respscs
the Fsdsrslisis would give ireland weight and in
means .asase Of tbs plan q the simple Rspsslsrs
Fsderas,s propose one third theresoutso Of the ns
beers eush TO BE- Irish giving TO Great Britain the ether
But as yet the Tsdsrslists have not spoken out Mr.
Grey Porter has promised his project but the time with
IN which he was TO produce has not arnvsd 70 ~
behalf OF the FEEDER lists This at least certain that
any such plan i'll BE- received with deisrentsl rtspsct
and csnvsssoI by eve honest Repeater with perfect
csndor and earnest solsude Just and bone
fetal con. fusion.
For my part. will own that since have ssns 10
Contemplate the specific dAsIepces such hsy -
tween simpl. repeal and At prsssat tssl
preference Cor he fsdsrstive PLAN a. tendibg more to
the utility Ireland and to the maintenance Of the
pectIon with England than the mode simple repeal
q uaass
before bind my sell to the opinion which .S~
greater length than intended but the in
portance OF the topics have discussed justified tbs ngh
Of my commenta y.
invite my countrymsn of every class and persuasiou
TO join US. invite IN particular all those who lean 10
federalism to PROFOUND their psns, and to discuss with
ancably and canddy the respective merits OF iede
rativs' or simple repeal oDDecton with Great itan.
The Federsiss cannot but perceive that there hes
since the period ofour liberation IRON unjust impisen
men they must perceive that the part Of the Repeal
complaint suppressed IN the expectation Of federal
movement THIS calm has been msde compliment to
the friends OF Ireland who have not yet joined the r.
peal standard We anxously await their patriotic
But should they allow the present favorable occasion
escape hey may hereafter regret not having obtuined
that influence in the repeal which every body IL
ready to give them but which they may hereafter
find exceedingly difficult il not impossible 10 ohtsn
This therefore, 10 the propous moment, especially Tor
the wealth. to join in the struggle Tor fb in
dependence They ca now take their natural station at
mCdei
guste proceedIg in which they may hereafter dnd
opportunity 10 take the part which they wound al
There two proportions perfectly clear:
First That matters cannot remain a. tn, are in Ire
land but that the repeal accumulses power
aud force in spite OF every obstacle.
Secondly Thatthe British minister cannot conduct tho
AFFAIRS Of ireland U. ON Protestant or Orange principle
Violent anti P0pery ism, violent Proessntism can
no longer be the road 10 emolument and promotion.
The government lorg ger connect itself with
government necessarily driven TO Prefer rvse
gade court Catholics overactvs and
political Prutestants
In short the ny pocrisy OF mpartiay towards all win
necessarily exclude all the violent amongst the remaining
orange party from government favor.
The government by or for Protestant party ID II
eAd-there must be what may b. called practical pre.
tence Of liberay which will necessarily exclude On
patronage the over zsaous active amongst tie
In the evsry thing bids fair the prospects
Of tho Repeal Association The people Of ireland Per
ceive that the game is nearly and that success
Though may be postponed csnnot be prevented. The
sh people also perceive that II all the repessrs
by our con bining Cancellation with nmness sincere
kindness with unremtng determination and activity.
the repeal must be carried and ireland become nation
again.
Let them Re active, energetic soncatory u.s.
possible combine all classes but let forget that
long resistance to peacesbe and legal Of the
union impossible is mere question Of timsthe
! have the honor to be your faithful servant.
DANIEL O'CONNELL.