New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

s-ss s- 'osf leadership O. conduct . sucressl-y 20
, ta-fs IL the Split 0f TIE present gerer ~
rrsh rlrrrvnen is opposed @ n-ntng ~ aslcHSs -
Hfs sni liberty the people Will soon ma X ou' - 20
nish themselves with oiafr Poi.,icN 60. go
consist nt.y lead Patriot Wsr- 4ltfr ~ i. -.
without party. but party cannot eNi,' 49, ss
e-s Like any ether human coItnoo-'{ ~--
" produce tnem once It's = criniy ill1e- -
Tte political education q The lrish pecp.e lell--l.
O., iasut bv the three years famine. and hoN So
sai ~ the extinction o. the Coutedera-ion Hi-l
Vrfi,- neuspaper must be resumed and PE.sgsS -
VIGOROUSLY y must be resumed BY Colleges OF nNlts
vsfhe-ea toeether 10 PARIS or n New lorK 49,
s-,,se, in Frspre or In America hnds LOUD ecn1 ~
ireland ard no people have longer memories lLo
Pike Vs. raised Intelligence had not d.rused l'stl
ovsr AL The -rcuni of contest ani Whist me pop
,-,g4 VA. nor established 40 distinctly a. y coua
have been Enough Of men, nave Ies'on " -
RAJ before this time escaped from The bands Of ihe
-riss 81. -esuule in Paris or New OK me NlIA Oh
r-,ua-srSissn left unfinished 40 Dublin Anl' ln ll'
ase of steam and types the locality ~ "lcn !, -.-
spoken matters less than nothing ttleI % y -- -
a the snup0des and IN one seasoN 3D. '
These are some Of my reasons for su coping "a re
land they are exclusive Of M belief IN Fro'llenoe
and of The probable effects ~ foreign Msi on 49,
p-,sfn am convinced that the greatest Obstacles ~
lrfsh Liberty exist n the mind % ifcltnl i,sc"' 80
that these have only o. be- removed 20 naNe uoI
And shall we who hold the Gospel Of Hope entertain
ar ~ Us the Heresy of Despair Snal We e14'c'1
-r ..r ir he end overcome Good or might forever
trsr,rle down Iiberrvf shall We. who hold inst no
siarer : 20 alien but ne may be lifted up and no cnAf
scter So shattered but that may be repaired Aoalo
In DISGUST and despair whole people 70 bondage Ahu
r7issrr because AZ a certain given time, ihey dil NOT
.r-ceet In A Revolution How many thousand eloI's
sy.-nst Tyranny have mscarred since Man nrst She"
a Master Embellishments But snail We mere
tore Give uo Man. or ahandon Ireland 80 uod ior
bd our hopes IN the Race Do not depend on acCl
dents az seasons OF want OF iHterna ccniuu III
Ireland or toe delay of 8 Revolution ior "aicn siN
million souls and A. the laws oi Nature and OF Religion
c-y out Our hopes are founded IN the innoI'aill!
Truth and the inevitabiiy Of Justice and tney sshu
fast among changes as the hill tops among the connect
Inc currents of the upper air. These hopes you Si
have applied % tue of Ireland and 10 these also
in,er.ifri hv local affections and memories, do SUI
look for her liberation - iruy A. / always I'D To
show that Do believe 90 them. ] have dedicated my
future DAYS % their realization which expect a. con
s9entIy 10 see A. 10 see Death tfierward
have the honor 70 be your o5edlent servant
THOMAS n ARCl McGEE.
Ps some OF the pro.Briush journals OF this side
the Atsnuc have interpreted too literally sentence ID
ny former eter that the Priest Il in some parishes
IN Ireland the only educated man. The context con
veys my true meaning which was the only educated
man Of the people. and devoted TO them. There are
A. msny educated men In Ireland as in most European
countries but unfortunately, education and patriotism
are not everywhere SYNONYMOUS.