New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26

their former opinions and show their adhesion love and
value those who formerly had not joined with Us. Du
who Join with heartily IN the national cause ]
thank Inc PrOiesiants OF kes thank them most heart
IT, and delighted 70 tnd they beginning 10 per
cove that which an the Proestan- Of ireland must coon
acknowledge that their and ours for Repeal l. one
that looking for advantages Tor our own per
suason alone but seeking that rshmen Of every creed
Of every class and of every description shall equally par
cipa'e IN the benefits Of the Repeal Of me Union While
speak with satisfaction Of the iaci there "a another CIR
cunsiance that Ills with disgust and considerable
anger / am told that in the division Of Screen.
in this county Ribbonsm has been introduced amongst
the people. hate Ribbonism in my heart i il
good for nothing but low publcans. who by =
induce whisky drinkers 10 90 10 their houses
Now, men OF Meath let tell you what brought me
here (crcs Of you are welcome). humbly thank you
came here 10 help you carry out the Repeal OF the
TniOn II there any here against i (crlcs Of no.
Let every who is for Repeal hold up his hand Chou
sands Of hands were lifted up Why believe you have
vc hands piece for the Repeal Cheers and laughter
When any man asks you why YOU wish for the Repeal
tel ann that told you the reason In the hfst place
ireland has good right 20 parliament as England
The English are in nothing our supcrlors-they are, N
many things interiors fhear near lhey are not
equal W in ,eInperanceihey not equal % IA N
the social virtuesthey not equal 70 in the purity
Of our wonen,hey not superior TO u in the brave
~ Of our men (hear, hear and cheers We are then
equals at the eastwe their superiors in many hnc
and in nothing more completely than this. don't care
whether the man be Protestant Catholic tha-is liz
enins 10 me- defy him 10 deny that more beautiful
than presented during 300 years Of the bterest per
secution by the Catholic people OF ireland.
At the time of the Clare election resolution was entered
into that there should be no violence displayed ana that
the people should drink nothing while the election con
tnued, but water. There n poor fellow named
Clune who was the head Of "A faction near Six-mLc-
bridge, and there another man named shepherd
who IN the interest OF opponents. and VINO Was
the head Of another faction. Aiicr peace was pro
claimed by ia. Clune coming into town very quietly
having drank only cup OF water he met Shepherd
who up him and said, 81 believe you are drunk
You lie" said CUne. II not drunk, nor VIII be
drunk until OCOnnel is elected" You scOun-
drel then said Shepherd, who wanted 10 provok,
him. and gave him box on the check Cune wipeo
Il with his coat, and then said. "ll tell you what
shepherd. have but pig a, home III sell it for
pound, and | viii hand that 10 you II you give M
blow the cheek the week after the election -
Oh there is no taking in the Irish. Shepherd did no
like TO make any such bargain-or reason he had and
promise you he kept out Of Clunes way for many q
long day after that having before his eyes sautary ano
commendabe fer Of something that might possibly De
fall him If he his Inst Every man oil you
viii act just Clune did IN 25-lyes, yes) Yes
know you will. We viii have no yiolence-no tuiut-
no turbulence. Peace order. pcfscyerancc coaiuoh-
these shall be our watch words Sec what has happen
ed in Kels Would your Protestant neehbors there
have adorned their houses this morning think you II iht
Catholics had nsulted them, treated them win dis
courtesy occasion of Repeal demonstration IN the
county Meath last year In the House OF Commons
they had the audacy 10 declare that Repeal was
the decrease Amoon-calf OF fellow who represents
Cornwall-(l forget his name-it IS no malter)-iod
his constituents the other day that the Peel ministry
was glorious ministry. amagnfcentminstry-an why
think you Because they had put down OConnel and
Repeal Did you ever hear anything like that IN the
whole cOurse OF your lives Put me down Do look
as if | had been pu, down oh men OF Ireland be
faithful me for thus you will be faithful 20 yourselves
(hcar and cries Of will we wild Persevcrc with
me-perseveTe maninly, unlinchingly with me and az
to-mOTows shall rise, sure shall the Ola!
arrive when plenty, peace prosperity and happiness
shall visit your lovely land and dwell amongst you for
ever. The mother will look gladiully, not desparngly
on her merry ohspnng-the father after day OF well
remuner aed toll will return with smile upon his face 10
hs comfortable cottage and oh when Mt the Csc OF
day he and his little family address their applications to
the throne OF Infinite mercy perhaps tits not ioomuch Ion
to hope, that they may mention IN their prayers IN.
of him who would die willingly Tor Ireland, ana
who lives only 10 achieve her freedom.
The following is the closing of his speech on the
3Oth of May
The progress we have already made does but impose
ON the duty ofrcnewed and mTre vigorous exertOn
Tn man is nOtan rishman-he Is not a human being
he is but a crawling cTeaiurea rcpule-who does not
feel himself animated by the love Of country-whose spf
rit does exut when he finds that his cxerions IN her
behalf have been succcssiul-whOse heart does not cX
pand when he that the Of Ireland can be won
and that in the power of his counrvmen achieve
the freedom of their native land if they will but deter
mine it, Oh is not delightful thing to struggle ior
native land II Is beautiful spectacle 20
ton coming forward Ireland does in the OF
her nationalyin the utter absence of all crime or vo
lence-whout being guilty OF the slightest offence
against the laws of God or man-without brooking the
thought of shedding single drop Oihuman blood. Yes
is indeed a magnificent spectacle There Is nothing
in the beauties of nature that will bear comparison with
Even in the arrangements OF cities great towns, and
splendid palaces there Is beauty that can be compared
the grandeur OF such spectacle. Oh rejoice that
have lived TO take part IN so ennobng struggle. IT'S
the boast the pride the happiness Of my existence 10
have taken part IN H. and from THIS spot nve others 10
participate in the delightful sensations that result from
the consciousness that working for the benefit OF
our native land ] call upon the old 10 countenance the
juvenile cXertions- call upon sturdy manhood 10 STAND
forward defence of fstherland-l call upon all men
of All parties, all ages stand together shoulder 10
shoulder and combine in the effort TO circulate
the moral electricity of public opinion throughout the
land until that electricity becomes so powerful as 10
make resistance impossible and triumph inevitably
certain What country ever held proud position
Ireland now holds What country WAS ever engaged III
So noble struggled We were the first country TO prove
the world this glorious proposition. that thcncofh'
ton of human Institutions may be accomplished by
peaceful and constitutional agencies. am the hrsi
apostle tina, of politicians who hold that by truth
and reason and through the OF public opinion be-
ING brought 10 bear upon The Judgment OF men, more
glorious triumph may be achieved than any that could
be accomplished by the sword. Long have preached
he doctrine that the progress OF socieiyihe meora-
ton of institutions and the restoration Of our do
nestle government may be secured by such means. On
4 feel delighted in my mind at the demonstration that
has this day been made every hour that makes
me still more confidently assured III The hope oil com
pleie and immediate success.
oh may not, without presumption, venture 10 anti
cipatc the moment when IN the parliament OF college
,rcen some counryman of mine inspired with feeling
OF overwhelming gratitude for my services may hail me
by the cherished name OF "Liberstor, and parodyng
The words of the Poet exclsm
"Lo the Union PROSTATE in the dust,
Ireland again Is ireeF
The LlBERATOR sat down amid the most rapiurous
demonstration OF applause.
In speech made on the Goth of May he said -
hold no man to be Catholic who Is not tolerant
Tie advocated religious education for each persuasion
according 10 the wish Of the parents. At the same
meeting he stated that the Irish better educated than
any people on the face of the earth. They know the
value Of poaceabc means This continued he. is the
only cifcacious mode Of action hut not ehcaeious
could rnfhcr sink iai0 perpefHGl sdrOy mGn mat one
irop of human blood should BE- shfd.
Here are ms opinions Education;
Education does rot consist merely in hieraiure-ii i
not in Greek LStin science, VI algebra, or any
branch OF mathematics natural philosophy that educa
non alone consissno education should form the mind
elevate the heart direct the Judgment give 10 genius 1t
wing and 10 talent lis dspayeducaion should confirm
morality give zest 10 the finest feelings OF humanity
md 10 religion impulse But there be an education
ha, tends corrupt and 10 poison the source OF hers
lure by making the youth subservien- there be that
<ud OF education hat instead oiennObhng the mind en-
!chcs the pocket the expense OF The integrity there