Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14

NtAN hiiA lHtlaNllAHH III NNH hAf AAHHtNAAHH ~ N+
come cnlansrd aud bound up ia any .ueh way
lfthcy do. they VII be bealan fuBliuS.
AFFAIRS OF IRELAND
In addIlian, saFs The Asv Yak Courier aud
EH4uTef. 10 tie rGiaels Ifom Foreign papers
sHirh We have pahls.rl' IN rtgard la lrsIaBd, We
present elHaf, i4=day whIah lhta& light upon the
movements now IA progress, and Indicate 10 some
extent the probable fu.nts. A remarkable feature
OF the preparations now IN active progress for au
armed resistance to the government, the gpfHs
aezs With which they are carried on. Arms arr
bought. companies formed. paridss aud drills held.
iafgel-fnng praetisrd, HlFhal fires arranged, aud
ali the preparations Tor rebellion made before the
very eyes Of the authorizes, aud without the
slightest attempt At ooncealnent Of either the facts
OF iAr objects they are meant to secure.
Indeed. Mr., John MITCHELL who is entitled 10
the credit Of perfect irahknrss, at all events, has
kept up a correspondence with Lord Clarendon.
for the erPfrss purpose Of keeping him duly iu-
fufmed OF all that going on, and all that 10 ia
contemplation In hs last letter, he thus sets tofh
the nature aud object Of the lrish lnoyrmenp
"f,rst.-fhs insh people are providing them.
selyrs. just a. far their means and oppertuni.
liss enable them, with weapons Of various kinds,
fer which they have conserved sort Of dlvue
passion. ua hoiiaf ienur slce the cfusades has
possessed any nation ol msu-not 10 rob house,
as you, through your reptile spies gite aui-ual
u attack persons and property. your tsurcus
Prime Munster dafts 10 aihnn=uot 10 abolish 90
cal ofdsf Of rights Of property OF savings al ins
dlsiy, a your f4srnl ptes p1ais twelve tImes
wefk. Au, my Lord, the young mrn Of lf,'laud
arm Toe n0bsF snirfpfsri thrg arm 10 dri-ua
rsfsous sud paRsHy agansi bugands OF the lae
aai hsIpss uf the Government; they arm Il
make social order possible aud 10 secure 70 indus.
tfy it. lnsl reward; they arm 10 .raur.r Yau and
your commissioners, detectives aides Dr. eaiups
hulehrns. aud sifauglrrs forth from the Island ui
ireland WIih rads Of steel
Second The lrsi people are busy orgaui.
4ug themselves IN srciIaas aud classes. aud aRz
puinling thrr afigru, "a that each man maY
know his fght hand aud len hand comfade, aud
tie mau whose safl he sill obry
lhfd-lhH lash pHap.u Vt a eampziaHl uuuz
Der Of them, wl SIMPLY continue 80 TO atm, aud
80 to ofgauIzr, openly, my Lord, feaflsssIy, with
PASSIONATE afdof, with frfyent prayer, msrnia.
and evening, for the blessed hour when that Of
g4ntiiion may iind Itself ranked IN battle aHas
aud when those arms may wteak the wfuugs nI
Ireland IA the dearest heats blood of her ,lr-
mics
Fourth The lrsh people viii, by their mll.
ness, Their moderation, their love Of order and fr-
spect for property, convince those who live in
good houses. aud wear good clothes that the ar
mamsat Is not against Ihcm-,ha, your Lotd,hIp
aud the Prime Minister, and the detectives, have
louily bsled ibi, nation, when you gave oui that
social order was ~ danger, aud that pllagc and
massacre were Intended that, in fine. the sole
cnviny sgainst whom We arm j. the Government ui
England 10 Ireland, aud that no lfishman is our
foe, unless he comes forth to maintain that Gov,
eminent with armed hands
"F,nh--Thr p-opI, Of Ireland will continue to
cultivate friendly relations with the people ul
I Englind, who ate as deeply sworn to abolish that
empire oi if.uj aud blood We are, Aud We
/ aud they together, by the distraction aud dis.
mrmbrfmrnl of this three accufsrd 'emplfr,
wi give the Ihrrr kingdoms rarbto hs uwu
people. with all their wealth and rssuI rces. ma
tend aud moral, to hold, ENJOY aud govern the
samr for ever
"As lor m, my Lord, your Lorishp's humble
roHrspnuIrni-yuu ave been told that lm mIn
| "a dausrgus lunatic, iboUng under cacssisr
| scribrsti Do not believe It; am merely poe
se.srd with d flb I1us spirit aud lhluk ] have o.
uis,,On-to bear band Ia the destruction VI th-
| bloody old British cmpife,' the greedy carnlYcrous
Tu0nhlntt llAl has lilu ~ lung Nhf lHans uifuA
! the heart aud limbs Of England. aud drank the
/ blood aud sucked the marrow from the bones Of
| Ire sud Against that Empire Of Hell thou.
sand ghosts Of my slaughtered oountymen shrek
nightly Tor vengeance! And heaven has heard i.
] That Buccaniering flag that has bTayed No long
the battles aud the breeze, flies now from a ship
| in DISTRESS The Chaybdls Of Chaitism roars under
| her lee-th- breakers Of Repeal are ahead, and
| the curses Of the world swell the hurricane that
RACES around her pirate and SLAYER that she b,
/ filled with dead mems bones, aud all uurleauness
/ Her timbers are shlyeri0g at last
"Quamyis pontca pinus,
"'SyNU fila nobs;
she will never float IN her hafbor more. On the
day she goes tO pieces tho earth will give three
cheers.
"ro help this grand work Of necessity aud mef-
! cy i my highest d. blion on earth; ond know
/ no better way TO do il than TO mskc Ireland arm
lor battle. TO me lis a blessed sound, this cry.
'rhr people nre aming. Young men cyey
where IN Ireland b-gn 10 love the clear glanclng
of the steel, aud to cherish their dainty rifles as
the very apple of their eyes They walk more
proudy-they feel themselves more aud more ol
men Like the prussian Students (when this
work had TO be done for Irussla) they take the
bright weapons to their hearts, and clasp their VIZ
rin sword. like virgin hridri
"Ilow long will your detectives, your swcAfer''
your vl!ainous back sluirs pandetels to the hang
nan, check this noble passIon-'hs most holy cru
sade' Think of it we'll
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