The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-27


glorious sge Every where, but in ireland, II was lied
with pswsr and with promise. From the death of Mary
but ssdom-and when II comes. such as makes an era
mighty s was FACILITATING among the nations; the head
and the heart beating with marvel Gus fancies and
magnanimous passions, Genius aud glory had burst
Hood light upon the world The eudal sy stem was
passing away. The arm of It's oppression had been bro
KEN but is hghbsd courtesy yet remsned its violence
was repressed, but its heroic spirit had not been
qusnched The courage OF the savage warrior had
given way before the chivalry of the humaner soldier
The dsmnon OF superstition. too, had been broken
But rigid ua!iinism had not yet taken its place
The spectres OF had vanished but dreams OF the
wonderful and the lovely still lowered around magina-
ton The earth was not bare nor the heavens empty.
city; but Queen Nab was not yet dethr0ned She had
yet her fairy empire in the greenwood shade She had
not bsnishsd the romantic, the soul had her philoso
ply a. well as the senses. Columbus had opened
worlds and the old world halle him the Moses OF the
seas Dreams of sunny regionsof Edens in the desert
-sf Eldoradoes in the rackless hills, waited longing
ianciss from oden homes and thoughts Jew fast and far
earning started from esdsn sleep to earnest life Phi
losophy poured forth her eloquent wisdom, aud the
,hough:ful listened with enraptured oar. Poetry was
filling the earth with her music and fiction delight
ing mankind with enchantinent, and religion was
ooursings Bacon was sounding the d. pths of hum an
ntsect, and calling from their silence the energies Of
endless progression shakespeare was shapiro to cndurng
the universal life Of man. Cervantes the glorious
spaniard-n soul, brother to the glorious Batonhad
emo Panza- high dreaming knight and the low think
ing squire the grave in company with the groesque
goodiy image Of humanity tor everlasting laughter and
svsr!s.tng love Luther had arissn-awul and gigan.
tc-half the earth his platform and millions of excited
men his audience. Liberty had begun to know her
rI9hu, and was gathering courage to maintain them
Traditional claims had already lost In the contest agains
natural justice Priests and princes had ceased be
GODS and the people fast rising to be Com.
nsrce had enlarged her boundaries wealth had ncre
It. It,, enterprises Independence had grown with industry
Inc course OF freedom went nobly onward Britain had
humbed spsn; and Holland after one of the most he.
roc struggles IN the history OF pa iotsm had OIL
hsr yoke While Europe was thus rejoicing in spread
ing grandeur the fairest island Its western border
with every means OF prosperity and glory, lay like
ruin 1t midnight where pirates had assembled to divide
scotland the OF his mothers sjay or treated
untortunats Ireland with no gentler policy without
counties iron their owners, and colonizea them with
MS country men, The natives wandered on their own
o g. rsnsers ana as vsEabonds Fearful deeds were
aSno ~ Isvenge ana ietoution during the terrible IL
surecuoroi letl which occurred In the reign OF this
son. Desoiy passions mingled together in the strife
s,Smenn IN tns hurricane ana the blood OF reformer
ana ,ne oioed OF Nomanst swslied common torrent
.ne.and 700 became convuised with trouble Charles
ee 70 ing the Irish and to considerable
extent he susceedsd But their assistance avsiled the
menerch nothing and ere his blood was we'll
nan comcd en- Tue block they had Cromwe of the iron
ssno ceain& oeatn upon themselves II II not my pro-
vince mere even my power answered to the task, to
INV : complete moral portrst Of Cromwell: ! am
pN 20 s?eak OF MIN IN relation TO ireland and in that
res,ion, he vas steel HEATED extermnator. have no
lncinatien 10 deny him grandeur and hod, the gen
ton Whistler the moralist approve, whether he con-
aehn me world always enfhrones WILL and power and
saccem enc 'hat which Il enthrones, it worships How
mscn ia Cremwsu was the honesty OF patriot how
mocn ~n VIC policy Of designer how much was
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:, svh or me 8ood-ss TO constitute his character
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