New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

cartridges we're ready and - taaons concentrated o
neet-unarIned citizens Viceroy Of The alien your
nrecautions were cowariiy against were. and
would have been had we been what you assumed
u Your troops would have persisted IA our streets
Ike a rivulei among sands. but you acted a. great b
fa-ehoOd the Indictment Of -44 when you took pre-
cautions against our insunection.
The as-emblage Of to-day not National Conven'
toni me. not 70 levy war 70 plot destruction 70 organ
.se conspiracy.
met by the privilege Of the law under the eye Of tn
authorities within the spirit of the constitution Il me-
20 offer homage 20 pcrsecutet and Triumphant patrols
and 10 bind sef from henceforth for evermore come
veal hatiery or threat come concession OF
coercion 10 struggle for the restoration Of our ahq-,
liberties. 49,,
MAY the uuanliy OF toe day secure future friendship
Nav the opportunity ii iorcibe l5erauon-i0reg gone
now '-connrm the People, and warn the oppTes'of 10
time May the wrath u COB sniie him VINO DfehAs
our VOW MAY the arm Of COP hasten our liberty
Dear Liberty Liberty. for which -ARsFIELD fought
and TONE organised Liberty gained ~ ConiaTi 40,
Dungannon-iosi By Diyls.ou-Conie come quickly
we are alh.r-i for Freedom Nation May 81
~ Mr. o Neil Daunt has written q pleasant
book called ireland and her Agitaiors" The fol-
lowing description of the Repeal Prisoners j.
new and graphic
They Were for the fret few days. occupied with tho
| hustle Of liking Themselves IN their new quarters y
a-i they settled down into something Ike ihe.I u--7
habits Charles Gayan Dlry, the EDITOR OF tAc .'eot
Dr. Gray the Editor al the Fireman anu hcAain DIT
rett the Editor Of the Pilot found abundant employ ea
n experimenting their several journals Inc moHthi'
uuoccuped by business they devoted 10 study oi o Tan
ng exercise in the adjoining gardens MF Ray si eA
erci.ed biz supervision 81 the affairs Of ine A-sociA
| J0hn OCOnnel wrote his amusing and instructive ~
pal Dictionary. which appeared Ia the weekly pres mn
| which when finished VIII deserve % De- Connected aii
| uubli.hed In A volume steel. read hdHts lldhsfrio
Res0urcs u Inland and dcaced the lar pages Oh iA
| work with lnnumerabe marks Of admiration barret
was ready for fun sk joyous iroic u every sort al
1 ..r. the fFIFI F4f4
laughter By aftifudnizlng and grlmacing ~ style tna
nj ahi have done honor 10 LstOn Nearly ali the prison
| er- contributed TO the pages Of Jfa dePrH cA,l ~
Prison G1-e'f which came our Oh rrilAFs AieI e4i4i'
and IN which they Quizxcd each other and theT icnd
with merry malice IN short. there never was SCI o.
ail.brds who bore lightly and joyously the hours
| imprisonment. or whose deprivation Oi freedom wa
| more soothed by the kind and sympathetic Offices %
| friends
They had access TO two gardens In one there was
| mound with q summer house on the top Inc noun
| they amused themselves by calling Tara mn M
| summer mouse was termed Cancellation Han In IN
other garden they erected large marquee wich uel
| styled Nuilaghmasi, and IN ms marquee were r.
ceived the numerous depuatOns who bore addresses 4
the couvcts from the different quarters Of the KING
| dom.
learned from gentleman who was present On one
these occasions that Council replied to the bearers
| an address in the following words
Ten your friends that my heart i JOYFUL, my spiit
are huoyanf my health il excellent my hopes are hl2h
Ny imprisonment u not rAsome 10 me ioF ieei an'
know that Il Will, under Providence, pe tne means %
| making our country a nation again. am ead am D
| prison. There wanted but this 20 my career na's
aborcd for lreland-rciused Office honor and emoiu
ment for lrcandl have prayed and hoped and waiche'
! Tor lreland--there vas yet one thing wani'd-ihai
should be IN jail for Ireland That has now been addet
10 the rest thanks to our enemies and cordially re
| ioice 10 IT,
| The progress Of Repeal during his imprisonment on
| chanied HIM The people said he, are beha'.n-
noby Twas a liiile afraid despite all my teach
| ing that at such a trying crisis they would have done
either too much too iiileeither have been -ung int
an outbreak or else swed into apathy. Neither has hap
| pened-bessed be God the people are acting MOLLY
| What it is TO have such people to cad
Speaking Of hs own pacific policy he remarked il va
acurious coincidence that the COHG OF Ossan shou'
say, My sword hangs at my sde-the blade longs @
shine in my hand-bui love the peace Of green I'm o
| the streams"