New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18


err and exhibited In no very env.be Ugh, the Queens
Bench Court of Ireland either lawyers or impartial
,riers In Belgium. prayers were recied for oConnen
and his fellow sufferers in the churches England was
indignant at the want of fair psy shown throughout
Amsries caught the pleasing infection. repesers were
multiplied money was subscribed. and our dis,in
guished fellow citizen, Charles OConor presided AZ an
OVERLOOKING meeting at Tammany to express the sener-
feelings OF public indignation from this side the sea
In his defence which In reality g bill Of incici-
presented 10 the British people against their go
vernuent for many continued wrongs done his eouo-
trymen, (such able and patriotic Mexican Will
yet draw up sgsinst James X Polk and the orgnsors
of the invasion Of the soil of sister Repube) he de-
csred his opposition physical forceto the shedding
Of ore drop of blood. Such always bis views
although he was doubtless sincere in the changs OF
| rment
Twas the same as 10 duslling In February. 1875 J.
Esterre sbsurdly challenged him TO Sight duel be-
cause be hal called the civic power in Dublin. be &
| ssrly corporation" O'Connell. who was an excellent
shot mildly demonstrated against the unisirness Of
challenge given on such grounds but accepted IT, gave
hi, sntsso ni.t mortal wound and thereafter declared
that he sbhorred duelins and would sgh, sgan
he kept his word.
II is well known ths, be the steady enemy
of slavery, whether upheld by Britain France, or
America his Just circumstances excl ed much Of the
ire of Southern brethren years since were
not the less steadily pressed during tbs remainder Of bis
life.
In his observations addressed to the Jury on bis
orsble trial at Dublin. he spoke OF refusing Americas
aid In certain cases and added
-Gentemen you will recollect also that We bad Of
rs of assistance and support from the Republican par
Is In France. headed By Letru Rolhn Il 10 coast
deysble and = very powerful party IL IL that party
which hates the English most and with irrational and
erocious hatred, arising probably from the blow
struck their vanity ~ WsterloO. That the party
headed BY Ledra Rolls. tosk the arm of loyalty
IL rejected their support refused their oSsr eau.
toned them against coming here refused every
| thing that Inconsistent with my allegiance Bat
sone with that party IN France did the sh people
Sing OF al connection. but even regarded the pre-
| cent monarch Of France. refused AL even the
slishts, sympathy. Il has gooe forth 10 the world
| 1t has proved you that ] hurled defiance. 90 faI
humble individual ike myself could. sgSiEs-
| the monarch who at present governs the Frsncn
nation The learned Attorney General with good d. q
oflpgenuiy introduced to your notice the report Of
Secret Committee OF the House Of Commons in 1877.
and he told you that were acting upon that plan
In i7g1 they were ooang for French sympathy and
sstaDee-shey bad smsssries In France representing
there and they had probably persons representn
the French hsrethey looking for foreign force
and foreign assistance and be tcs you that objects
thoss Of the rniied lrsemsc Ct 1871 Ca gentle
nss sssy vsrs disnstrscsly The inverse. u may b