New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
:. s,o,rings and Wrongs of Ireland


~ = :. AZ Iri.hmen and Irishwomen Of New
,-.,,A sneak in behalf Of your bleeding dy-
.,..,v where you drew your first breath, and
'- s'. -, voune laughing days. Hear. hear, for
~ ~. ,,,s--sor Christ's sake and for your bre-
-. ,.ts han. pray You have heard the
"a ,v,Y across the Atlantic that her land is LAID
-. and that her bHg foag oppression has at
- ey7ey an tie cup OF her miseries II Is FULL
:, /. running over Hundreds are dying by the
.,bssy ia the fields ind in their cabins. Yes
=. rho have begged Tor work in vain Some
- have Obtained A. have been so exhausted That
~, have died at their work. because the prudent
- M, psy them I'LL Saturday perhaps till two
-, rerk was done. You may know Of Cork
80 Galway Mayo CODnaueht COnOmore aud Don
l,sr lonk across the Atlantic, and see them lying
~ Of straw the dead and the living together
- f,i,s i've days unburied because they could not
- ,s COIN and sheet TO wrap them in-becausc
Tv,og were in a state Of dying and could not go out
~ k,esuse no one went IN TO inquire for them One
" 80 ,ook the corpse of his wife bis shoulder,
~ sIh,s beeu FIVE days dead. and carried and laid
s-.,rn tomb stone in the graveyard. Apoor neigh
=, vent In and alone dug her grave and put her in
D . W. ,n or Stroud Surely the dogs Of Prince
A,oer, night Ook oct nom undef MS cosby monument
"a v,lp Al such bnral as TINS
I,ss.5tr Tho Nevfork Tribune the meeting at Tam
~ M for TIE resi Of Ireland and had portion OF
M, e,rer previously prepared and would now say that
b. hope Of sbaDg the aristOcrecy Of the country by
i,s,,g relief 70 the poor OF Ireland is vain To
80 tSe Queen will lay aside her trappines and visit
- hn Of Ireland. and eat drink and sleep they do.
lor he srocracy Of Ireland they not capable Of
i,rx Could you hear them talk &c ! do n0ao--yes,
80, ,op-vhep the dead are about them who have
,ssnsd down their fields for nought' and have died
,a,e The petty wages thoY pay them cannot sustain
\. !, he enormous price OF food Shame Govern
mi hat will give men tenpence day for labor,
zen Indian meal s 2s l0d. stone and often Sc. Eng
* rrsr shame a nobleman. with a pack of hunt.
- md chasing some timid deer Of mountain and
ian rh,e fifty a hundred starving men are digging
X. orhss draining bis boys and laying out his pleasure
s,Cuns M the shameful reward Of eight or ten pence
:, NOS slams the supplied clergymen with living
81 some Aoussnds year, and pays trusty servant
from four 10 six guneas year
Tai. no, Of shame to any such You who have lived
il ireland undsr their desposm. may tell the Americans
better.
sentry are dong nothing In selidefence They are bus
ieripr lille because and then some starving
.roup grown desperate by positive starvation have
rushed upon bresdcart and carried awayts contents
and the decse ladies are thrown into spasms
10 zee thar American women go into the filthy garrets
ia Dublin 70 seek out the suffering. They should not
iy, do such thing Yet they will sometimes call ct
NJ lodgings and leave bundle of old musty. castof,
nissd garments 10 be given to the destitute.
4as shcently at least far as investigation goes
ftsPnsbylerians in Belfast have many of them done
rosk especially the females. But with all that has
zen done with ell that piH be done, thousands-yes,
s1ussnds-wi be neglected and die And in conciu-
scn allow me 10 say, On-up-ths moment, and 40 what
20 can; wait not for Government wait not for hard
ssrts to be soened but put on the whole armor mus
m Al your forces call upon the servants VINO are get
ING as go and 800 year 10 do little tell then 10
axe tbs ribbons from their bonnete the trimmings
- a 10 ~ 40
Asu here ere servants who have worked Tor TWO ana
three pounds year now deprived OF that are gong
IRON Door to door asking bread. One who has nome
Wwai has walked three miles every other Gay 70 get
Wne srsboci md piece OF bread TO sustain ne ana
every tine she calls can evident change tor the
wofse Tel your children that in the country where
iheR fathers lived the children are crying Tor bread
Gnd eanno' geth And be sure II you send money DC
careful 70 whom you ntrusit put II into no PAID com
nsicners hands, give it to none who want pay Tor
their tine money is tempting article, and the man or
son who would not rejoice at being made the happy
tncner Of their gifts 10 the dying without reward Is
%, 1t to be intrusied with IT, Some OF you at least
have inends In Ireland whom you well know to them
you might intrusi t. Excuse the length. but ask no
eIcue f The resi- OF this Had the tongue of angel
could Tell you things that my language cannot express
had Intended to let you oil, but how can l. the con-
waAcn Of these poor lab0rers under my window pin
nsMa sssyng IL sounding In my ears and the scenes
He % dreasly appalling in every quarter, you must
GEAR hlte more-ior 10 whom shall speak, for even
oe sbohons here have long breathed this corrupt
s atmosphere Of aristocratic principles that though
as eus'efs much on freedom and equal night OF CIV
nfio al what 10 lust and equal" he like the STAKEHOLDER
ss Ia sslvo s,hand When you talk of higher wages he
his not his fault you must put upon Queen
thisoeh and Cromwell. who sppornoned tue lands 10
n crunmers and soldiers as reward Tor demohshing
seenPes OF Popery while he 81 the same utne may
nsp h carriage with every attendant and every COM
irN 20; luxury about him. and Will not does not pay
sytnt comparatively speaking, anything he skulls
asaat hese plundering marauders as the STAKEHOLDER
sssAld tie pratcsi savers who first brought the ne
e'm Africa and entaed as curse upon their iathers
700 70 10 the religious wealthy Protestant who holds
n keys OF this bottomess pit" he tells you-ah, II -
asvAs,mghi be expected, their lszness and dirty re
Asoe fe brought the curse snd when you goto lnc
pc; Starving laborer he uncomplainingly says We
ues Be content with what Almighty TOD gives ne
Hy wod something to morrow In truth have
eerd this snswer SO much from lips that knew must be
% ken forever that lie Christhke patience and keen
eeake cahng TO my heart and should You heSr tnh1
aei eNenIssn Ike hungry wolves 10 seize upon the
s.y ws,eeoeks and herbs OF the rSa eossung snel
Ts-scHs this long century heated boiler has eX-
be1efala
HA-ssy has studied ihe character OF the Irish must
saoF ka they have a quick perception OF justice
20, m IA meted out with kindness Already response -
INA Keep them dorm" SAYS Government and their
~ snsiOcrscy echo it, We must Keep hsn down or
ty VII delase the Island with blood. So says the
'aefcttFif we give them their rights they will dee
Wy Saonce And pray tell us the time Ahea and the
- sss the Irish, people, ever had their rights
ss@vAo can what they might be If IN equal stand
q ssre gwen them among the nations OF the earth
- every shacke were broken But | must not
s'<ss-eu. will expostulste viii plead Tor poor
,Sssa Ireland 90 long az God gives me breath
800 800. mo lsani who may Yes, did ! know M
ss.1suy woeld scout me back should ! ever reach
~, ',,es-ssoad they say. 80 back 10 the people
K =, !" ose would say Amen Yea would cheerful
~. IN oses and In some humble mud cabin sit down
ll-,s - toe hearty welcome snd the God love W
LAY with cheerful heart know what ] am say
49,, sone over every County OF that beauuiui -
s,,s1e have travelled 10 sunshine ana storm-oy
co,n.s me- ey day-s''A money aud o'n0st money-lh
- f.ay ma alone. and never was an nnknd woro ar
=, !. - askind look manifested by the laboung peas
> ~. Pper q any kind but welcome, welcome isdy
vh.. no,aele cabin, and sure ye re stranger
sr,,s nss1l an an American stranger, weicome'
sAo,.. ,,eHoae vas always the response. ine poor
,is f.. L. uesane looks to America as his only nope
r.rls,. When have spoken TO one who mightee
- ~ s'oaes BY the way SIDE and ssked him The
- o. his toll he answered tenpcnce or shilling.
>, 4. sn guy De seldom raising bis head TO answer,
/, 1901 son a. used my password American stranger
,s-."es ntsnty stopped his head was raised, the
49, s gwen sndihe addition Of All, Americas the
= mere ihey give the mate, lis there they give
,onsSsS generally accompanied with An apology,
: .sorv " your tongue you was English. IAs toid
-. ma hold my peace when FIVE millions of such
- ~ se 70 sstste Of cruel psuperism-ycs, starvs-
o acan many OF them No let my tongue cleayo
- svoi o. my mouth whent shall forget TO plead tor
a.. -eisoo VIII be more enthusiastic still and ss-
people on earth who prominently ana lus',
~ toe sgupaihy the admiration and the love OF
G., .no Is The Peasaatry Of Ireland
ne ,nree cheers for that scross the Atlantic yc
oe. I1en who hear me