New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

roue sill If course ID matters o. theology and vor-
ship. Their authority held supreme bu' IN al else,
even the urofanc Hsr1f would. I imagine b. a. soon
deemed irfaiihe-save perhaps among tie sur-rloriv
p0- VIZ the priests the old women and the rcsnest
q the immigrants ireh from the Island ~ SAINTS There
now ei0s- M fhs % lr7shfeu IN this CRY an
amour; % political intelligence public pir and personal
indepenicnce-'hc fruit very much. q improved refec-
ton hu especially The result OF their bard experience Of
iemaco-ueism and deception Of Al sorts and ell shades
~ cuOrmy-vhct needs but concentrations and dfrerr0H
70 place them IN and elevated aspect before their
fellow citizens and 20 sweep into eternal anninLaiion
those O.; corrupt and c0uupins wretches who
have for years back been not only preyn- uPoa their
rfa.s but puufin- them with their slime N am ri-h
IN his-and ought 20 know something II my country
men. have the best means Of knowing them, close
observation without Intercourse and deep sympathy
without yrcjudce-f | am right say. such not men
20 take the bch-iAn- and cowardy Of abusing
their native country or ia bencfact0rs IN order back
their oafhs Of fidelity the adopted No. they would
say and thus interpret the conduct 81 me lr-hmen
Of this city reference % the matter in question: they
would say 70 their fellow citizens Of native birth
Gentlemen. you cannot be strangers 20 our national
character. We might refer perhaps. without prc-ump
non. for certificate. 20 your own history. We have
o. defend our common Constitution and Country
We have renounccd al political allegiance 70 the country
and Constitution Of Great Britain. But We have not
nOunccd the allegiance Of the heart 20 the home o our
fathers. We have renowned the allegiance Of the
affections 20 the who has rescued that home and IL
children from the accumulated misery and degradation
Of ages OF hrsldom. We have renowned the ale
GAUGE adffaOn OF me soul Tor inc generous prir
ciple the -odke policy that embraces in IL un-elish
socifudc the slave OF south Carolina well the serf
Of Connau-ht: and. gentlemen. gill not renounce
them. II you think such 20 be sentiments incompatible
with our engagements 20 you. can only pity your
ignorance OF human nature OF the requisites Of good
citizenship. But If it be- that you di-rust the fidelity
have soemnly pledged you then scorn to remove
insulting and ungraieul suspicion, and leave with
the dignity OF disdanful silence your error to be cor
rcctcd by time trial"
But whittier have wandered merely intended 20
inform tie Wing journals alluded 10 for they at
Wing the Locos keep dark TO speak their own
classic idiom what the "New-Yora Repeal Association
was now composed Of however grsndl0queniy styled.
But have lett myself space only say. Is not Of irish
men. This indeed their orators the occasion were
careful TO protesting that they were hafbreed
Natves-a hybrid cross, apparently; neither hsh nor
icsh, and red herring not very sound or
savory. Peace and some common sense 10 them in the
Oblivion TO which the public contempt has at last CON
signed them only desire that in order 10 appreciate
This last act Of their public life expression of the
Irish sentiment Of NewNork your Wing friends VIII bur
imagine what importance they would be disposed 10 at
zach meeting OF the highly respectable residents OF
the Five Points or Corars Hook got up declare, in
The name of the Commercial Emporium for the An
nexaon OF Texas and the plumber OF the Mexican
Churches 20 protest against the Tariff the Tenure OF
Property or any Of other national conservative
measures. and 10 dcnouncc the great Statesman wto
n the advocacy OF those measures. has served ti-
country honestly az well ably through a long NJ
laborous life J. ora