Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06
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The Monster loo.ilg at Dljlin-lFrrA OlIrilr \
The steamer arrived or The por, Of ". Il
at an early hour on Sunday afternoon. S
cd from Liverpool on tho 2J.h, aaI us ,i9 M.
ington Jrough. dates from that port oa'ya
2Osh, her news is fulI five days later:
Prom tho Liverpool Journal. March
lRELAND.-lIcctings without number have
held in the metropolis, and throughout IreIar
symPaiuise wiki the French people. and pei
Tor repeal OF the Union between Great Br
aud Ireland. arrangements had been made \
grand scale for monster meeting at Du5n|
The lIih March, (S;. Polrck's dny.) bat honI
immense military preparations made by the ID
L,au,euau, O the advice Of John O'Conggl. \
suggestion OF the Lord Mayor Of Dublin. raui
al meetings were substituted in the dillcren. sad
on that day, At which Repeal petitions wcrcalt
ed. On The ooh inst, however. "a mass meet.
was held by the Young Ireland party az the No.
wall, Dublin.
THE GREAT MEETING ~ DUuLIT.-Tde DEM
s.ratiou Of tho trades and Young ireland pr
was held, according 10 previous Announces
on Monday, at Tho North Wall. None of
military or police were present. The chairs
DEen by Richard O'Gormon, Esq, and 1mu.
tho leaders on the platform wcro W. S. ODD
Esq, M. r.. Messrs. Mcaghcr. Mitchell, Oh
man, Du.Ty, and other mombers Of the lrislC-
federation. Mr.. Hodges, reporter for thee
vernment, was also present.
The following address was adopted
To THE CITIZENS OF TIE FHEScH REPUBlr.
As slaves should address frecmcn-as a Ia
which has yet is independence to assert, aul
social freedom 10 attain, should address aw
reign State and Republic, We address yol G.,
zeus
Had we national government q ro,ogns
centre willing and competent to act and SPEAK.
us, it would have long since boldly Jgc'ard d
admiration Of your hcroism, the sympathy r.
your cause. the delight in your victory, whaI
icc., but are, from our condition. incapable dl
ter,BE. Foreign dominion aaI distraction a1f
ourselves choke the best and mobiles, fce,1g
oar hearts, oud turn into empty wind tho vols
millions.
Receive from us, ci,jzcnS, all the conru1
tons VIC can offer; and be assured. that bslz
them thcr3 IS much that cannot be utterc-l
hind them the Iou-jngs and passions OF sulE
and cus.0vCd men. You havo only but yus1a
broken through even n mild despolism. and
You wero compelled to hide in your hearts for
wears tho hate Of that despo.5m which nov
have so noJiy y.ud.cated--you, citizens, caGl
dcrs,aud US.
We recognise in the French republic tho VI
Of worthy men. We see IN its every act, gs
10 the rights Of labor; and its victories, its ga
It's success, and enduring justice, We, workings
participate.
But ons'avod as we arc, VIC can only oGG
our individual sympathy and friendship, aal
ion hot
ngs Of the eldest and most pcrsccn.cd sister
our comon Celtic race with commisora.ion
sorrow. We ask YOU not TO blush for our s'
and our slavery, but TO re;ain for US rocPD
friendship and sympathy I'LL on: liberated col-
can deserve il.
RICHARD O'GORNAN, Esq, ChmS
/. bAaraaT Raaa1' RuDaosD. soo'y'.
Tho following address to the Queen was acc
cd:
To Her Most Glorious 1IaicSiy,
the Queen Of Great Britain and IraaI
We, your most dutiful subjects in Ireland O5
deeply impressed with the disastrous elec's Q,
glslauvc connection between this. your Aal's. ,l ~
kingdom, and your kingdom Of Great D'D.
take leave to express 10 your Majesty our c',I
desire, that you will exert those powers "n''s' w =,
constitution places in your hands, TO restore '"
that privilege Of self-governmcnt wncI 20
blr!hright Of nations. and, deprived oil "nIJ''
people can bo free. or ought to be conIen'cO'
Amongst civiised communities there eN's. a.
parallel to tho condition of this once ioui.s,'
kingdom. A population pcrishing oil hupsJ, o
the midst of fertility. and year after year D.. .6
ing the food which their hands have raised ".,i
from their ShOrpS-ou oriStOcracy oil utS'"
characters and ruined fortunes-mcrchaD@ \
farmers universally observation-disclosures u,as
poyed and destiiule-al society hurryng r'r