New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

The Dublin Piiof Il not among the Physical Force
Repeal papers But notwithstanding that and no,with
standing the censorship think the following Ediio
nal il significant I'd TIL
The FRS, duty of journalist is to avs himself of his
.uperor onnortunte. and STATE truth 70 bis readers
We admit that for the last fortnight II was difficult 20
eft the truth from the mass OF enageerAnon and nven
tons which always - prevalent IN tunes OF such
alarm as at present pervsdes society and which every
movement OF the authorities only tends 70 stimulate. All
can say Is II anything we state may not De- found 70 be
borne out By shall not Al BY design
av desire ccnpross truth 10 pander TO the purposes
Of mower or what i equally bad the delusions Of pop
uariy We have selected our facts respecting the
proceedings connected with smith Obnen from those
nearest % the scenes, who had no intention Ger
tanly TO deceive us and far we have yet
tanned they have been as near accuracy as in such
times it Is possible to be. Yet we confess other
circumstances seem 70 throw great doubt nrfny
things apparently substsntiated How is Il possible 10
reconcile often ourselves The story OF the forty
police having beaten thousand men, with the enOr
nous influx Of troops still pouring into this coun-
try-with the alarm and CONSERVATION everywhere
peryading the authorities-witn the arrival OF Lord
Hardinge late Governor General Of India 20 virtually
supersede the officials OF lreland-with warships.
msrnesi loaded guns portfolios open and cleared
for action and other indications of either the Govern
ment being ridicuously deceived or else important
events by machinery we have not yet detected,
excluding the facts from journal which. in cage,
we ku0r only the facts whatever they 10 pub
them. II IL be true tDat SulI " brlen nau so lew
foOwers-and we have obtained 10 fact 10 the contra.
ry-does il not suggest the questont inconsiders
bic demonstration in Ireland can thus move England
20 iis depths-summon her fOrces-cause them 10 en-
camp march, and couniermarch, aid put her to such
enormous expense-aHect the fun0s-and thus spread
alarm through every and arery Of authority
why not correct the misgovernmen OF which, with all
Il. faults such only represents the frui,
some Of Mr.. o. Brens political principles Of action, II
il well known have never had our support or approval
neither have they had the support approval OF the
vast Inajority Of the Catholic Clergy of intelligent Peo
pie of Ireland but, If there be any who thirst TO offer
MIN up sacrifice 10 the Moloch Of nsgovernment, we
tell them that whatever DO the error Of Mr. ;. OBren,
they will then be forgotten in his sacrifices He may
have adopted most modes OF conducting the
Repeal cause-have had been smu ated by battery or
ahition-he may be- be has bees. preciptated into
this most unhappy conflict, by writings be did not
sanction OF control-but the people will only recoect
that with ample fortune, high standing in society,
he proved himself ready TO seal his sincerity with his
blood and his fortune. He may be defeated, crushed
but let no believe that Ireland is therefore con-
tented or crushed that British NEGLECT misgovern
will not, If persevered In create and foster more
powerful because a more dscree. and legal, popular
organization and Universally dusec discomfort which
must keep England either up TO the prodgsy OF her
present PITCH else instruct her In the wisdom Of
extending Ireland the economy justice. IL "a one
Of the msfortunes of misrue that It's antagonists are
deemed patriots, and its victims martyrs.