New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
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Castle Island. De - i--i-
Sn--EIaying forw rded - our address me
lse ,zuers con. s:a.ng ali the news Of Ireland,
d. c. he progress of Repeal it oily remains
for nc, 10, the PEE Mt, to advert to ~hat may
in Il I,obabiliiy, be re Ees''li Of all tis bnsue
IL NY pave rao,e interesting TO that portion
oI your races. whose generous aoyc cate thf
TrlJuae has proved i;se'f-lhc ifish sdoPt.e CIT
izens-!o fsd II ms letter long acc unt OF
rsoeai ieeliugs, repeel speeches, repeal process
sicus. and repeal banquc.ings-s convenient
rnode adopted by pclI;iciaps oi giving the most
extended publicity TO i1eir e1irayagant euiogez
On each other, al the expense of generous and
confding people; nut must, even al the rsk OF
differing IN opinion with such a large and re-
spectacle nurn6er IF luy fellow citizens, cischar2e
2 auty eve TO myself 10 your character as
journals, eud TO your readers
Wit, regard, shen, 10 the pa,t!ca prospects q
this much a5u-ed end Prndercd country, AN
not cae 81 those who believe thai (pedcedoiel pc
.iticai ,egenefatio1 Is 50 near 81 Hand' and Go
not exp,ct nag, sh il be nos gFeeahiy d!s ip-
pointed, indeed, # E7gsh p5i!ani1foPy or t-ng-
liga Justice De psrnait-e1 g ier 10 contics with
Eagiish interests and Saxin seihsdf'ess as 70
giant that neasnte 80 dear 10 every i.lsh heart
"a repeal OF The rIiSceiisd union between ine
opprcs5or and the oppressed.
In proof Of the JUS. &c of my opinion. would
ask any intelligent, unpVeluccei man 70 iook et
tEe map Of tn woslc. L.; hmm te Inc relative
positions of Ireiard, England aud Amerca. Let
him s,lpeoe freland TO have achieved political
independeara: 10 have tie entire management OF
her own affairs, - nave 4 Parliament chosen D;
an exceedingly numerous, moral, saher, Intusirl-
Gus and enter grsing constituency, parting loT IN
opportunity to rlvai Engond, most ANXIOUS to
display lheir vast industrial Yeath, anf 10 de
.nonslrsle 20 :ae wofidt.at Natgf intended Their
Islsnd TO be the workshop ~ Eqr0Pe-haying
placed thcn exactly in lie position TO dispose OF
their gaias to INC bsst aGvantage-tne very
threshold II the Atlantic. What hen would en-
sue Wh;, supply this Ptt would say TO jon
atbau, B:othe. oi inI,c, y3ti 5ave l2tg CONTEND
tended with ihe Z muIcrciai hos lh;y oi 4 na-
lion 10 which We 10th owe very hit!e IN the
shape oil god wish 5 taey have excluded iguT
products sgnsn tDey kne9 you could n"t ''eis dIs'
pense vith their knives ard forks, clo;ts, ron,
glass, dc. &c; nov | off; YOU creapeF and
better ware wish going farther. oi1er you
open ports for your h0ur, tobacco, cotton, pork,
beel aool. &c. entire and absolute commercial
reciprocity. Ii you deal v;iIh NE near home. you
viii save tbs doIgers of Channel navigation
heavy risk ans insucance-weas and tear OF snip,
sailors pay, and, inost OF ali, cne halt tue hne
usually consumed in a lrip To Liverpool, Bristol
or London. II VII ne wolh you on the whole
tpeniy fce per cent besides d Cead me'He
fqitths- l. therc one thousand, WHO.
after taking these circumstances into consldera-
ton, will maintain that Eug!sh Parliament
(aDd one lremoingly alive, too. |, lheso import
ant truths) viii consent 10 ntsasurc so ifaugh,
with destruction 10 hsr deareS; lneteSit--Fnln hes
laudiorcs,-star, her opefatlvea,-st-ry" her
navy cause hey capitol 10 tio@ into Ireland tor
investment give The latter couaty Powc- to
sop tAs necessary supplies ~ MAINTAIN Cngilsl
influence abroad
Many OF MIR. O'Conrelt's friends here condemn
him for yiedng To ,!ie feoe'a movement III The
North; wiz, EOw much justice leave others 10
determine Certain i; j., ttlet the ;nely and eio,
quent letter OF Nr. Duffy seems 10 nave ief; Mr..
OConneii's future course. IN case ti.at letter had
not appea!ed) a matter OF some doubt. The CIR
cu.nstcnces attending this federal ieaRiag, sir.
Dutfy's letter aDd the on.nous and not 10
be mistaken expressions OF pubic feeling at the
time, afford a sterling assurance that The ifish
MILLIONS loiH h.ve their Parliament Or sepe-
i@tIpi NotiA'JS Hit'''u' f''Sit
Il conflict as must produce the latter
Let ern call i, mischief:
Whenti. passed and prospe'ed. twill be virtue
wcrd regarding this same Duty OF the
" Nation" lie IS emphalically the organ of the
Irish peopie-ihs Jefferson OF rae Irish Press.
He alone gives expression 10 the sentiments of
the millions. He stands at TIE door OF the tenn
the aggard and apatAetlc; ad-
Inonishes the unwary; encourages the faint
hearted !niusirg life, energy and active enter
Prise into all. He handles Il species OF vermin
yclept "JackeenS' (the most poisoned eaeiRy u
IrelauC's yrosperit. without gloves and without
mercy: and. with mCsi commendable impartial
" administers an application Of his $ oakeH tor.
Ell both % open foe and psffiolous friend He
stands, a beacon OF light and Of hope in the midst
of ihs plundered people, who, while they shlewc-
ly estimate the tue value OF such hungry paIrl-
otisin as battens on the association pap give
honor TO whom II IS due, and shout HUrra for
Duffy" as each succeeding oischJgc from the
artillery of the Nation" bctgers dewn the jag
gerna1t OF an accu,sed III MED eris'ocracy.
il j. now clearly manifested that the cgnnex on
between ootn countries must, ere long, De s5T-
esed. The present generation IN this country
have proved rather apt scholars under ie tuition
OF Their great leader. q C0nae,fs unmatched e.o-
quence, unurlHg zeal ana lToH ceiaulndtoD OF
purpose, have so dsciplinee the Irish mind
concentrated the energies of Ireiands sous, and
clearly demonstrated the physica! might OF the
na,ion, that wei may monentarily expect and il.
lusuate the truth OF the old saying, as tdar al.
Scbiarhe ma on Maisthr"-;he Scholarst have
oulstriPped their master. Mr. O'Connell wishes
not for separation from great Britain neither
would he accept OF the creates; OF political blss
sings at the expense of "oae drop Of human
blood, and winds up with the expression Of his
conviction that 'Connsxiou with Eagiand is
essential toihr welfare Of his country" Now the
monster nieetines-lhe threats OF resort 10 phy.
steal force-the gage Of defiance more than once
halled 10 The teeth Of the government-the oftre-
psated lesson of most holy haired Of the Saxon
upp;eSsor, too truly colo1red and anxiously lncul-
cated-aud, in fine, the publication of well
known and valuable work, entitled - Memoirs of
Ireland native and Saxoa''-- all have settled the
lash peoplei In most determined hoStil;y TO EGG
iish rule and Englsn conne1ion in ans shape 4
feeling which is sure 10 respit IN conflict. lie has
introduced the spark and ihs s:n4aeering mass
fteStrained hitherto BIZ . f..llacioQs hs.t thst