New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Iai c-- De- ll t-- 81 I-.I lu ltr n" ui power
Thus spoke the Senator for Ohio -ssi July. ln ite
Executive Council of the nation ant THfs d ne
orrld march of Republication in America since
t-1 territories almost Beyond conception in ft-iff-t
0fexteni have been added 20 me lands % ne tnion
al 0ffl.n ~ lrlr.a.t re main ~ turtH frHg no
hrdq- crirf and o. enable The de-p0ts oi Europe -
point the finger 81 scorn and contempt AZ tne hyPoc
r-v Of democracy here, aQd AK their ser., j. mat
fhe sangc ve seek Are these the tOasted free nst
tons declared 90 be formed on the command OF him
who sa!d ~ lis humble followers Behold, give unto
you new commandment. Love oNE ANOTHER
s ner fl1agh commandment here. sssuredly Tor
very few Of US seem 90 have ever heard Of IT,
40 better proof Of the unhappy condition % ne
Canadss nee be akei for than the simple TACT mat AZ
ter a. interval 70 eleven years neither the Brush nor
Colonial Cove rufueut can h-Ofd % IcLGItE Ut Rod
err Nelson the only political outlaw from Lower Cana
a. or myset the only one from PIPER Canada ne
q. k no amnesty r~0re corff jorF rfnfss ana NJ
rlrv t1 trgirt Mv heart why should deny = D does
not warm % ibis country as did m times on- gone
hy when dTlrn0f that joe leaders composed tAe van
guard I'd human freedom Many y,ars ~ careful OBJ
scrvat.on have Jed NE 20 the CONCLUSION tnat mtlpl-n
there were causes enough for revolt, we would oy
SUCCESS have fixed FOO power Upper Canada The very
incubus fhat ss long blasted d. prosperity have
been long enough behind tie scenes here o. cpmpfe
bend the political machinery t0.crsoly well
The fransuess with which write. and win Wnicl
would write n Montreal had been permitted, .ts wa
mv rtelfior % establish daily press there. "lnIlfr
my prospects; bur II there would o. course speak
ms mind. haacas corpus or no haDea- corpus anu WY
not hcref desire 20 gain nothing by conccalment or
deceit and If Lord Llgll cannot trust me even "tn
the sweep Of bis own law machinery after ai -ah ana
done his position is surely not cn'isblc Patience Is
bitter. but it, fruit is sweet. can wait Tor jusuce
Yet the events OF -31 IN America, saying little OF me
experience OF Ireland might have taught the Cabinet Of
Ersand that richly endowed hierarchcs in Canada are
dangerous element of civil discOrd Would II not De-
more manly 10 wipe away the stain of cuphcity which
society attaches 20 the Dispatch II April -3 Tor en-
downing rcct0rics when compared Win -ord Ioierlch
long rcfy of Nov 1892 To nav hecuons 10 thar course
than - continue longer the Attorney Generals Mes
indictments which even now no Government dare
submit 20 an impartial Court and fairly chosen jury
41a au sad ad a0H.. not the authorities heartily
ashamed OF the miserable suhteriugc. 800 long rc'ot.ed
o. of conurng Up the robbery OF the mall the kLAn-
Of Colonel Noodle. the burning Of Hornes house &C.
and throwing them on my shoulder-' They well may
he For Draper end sullivan - urge Arthur 20 siftn-
lie ms faithful friends Messrs LOuut and Matthews, u
l-'- on these pretext- was horrible enough without
carrying down their reign of terror io l-i-.
The government OF Canadais -aid 20 Dee RESPONSIBLE
10 tie people 10 is 10 in the sense ia which The people
of this State elect their governors and presidents
leaders dictate 20 each party who they are 10 voe
for and the millions obey. ln the nominations they
have 40 share That's Republican respnnsiohty' ana
the Colonial elective institutions about as near per
fecion Yet education such A. IL IT, makes progress m
Canada and should be- sorry. very sorry indeed 70
see the Northern Colonies converted iato patent man
traps ike these Northern States. for catching liberty
loving Africans whose fathers were stolen by Christians
and -tud.n. them back 20 slave breeding virginia Oi 70
witness the products Of Canadian taxation taken to
vad ng sister RcpIblc placed a. the disposal % -uch
Congresses that which audited or directed The ex
pendtgre OF the Union IN l-ii ~. EN Doc No Z,
lnflrfh Congress First Session u arcrofd oi national
expenditure a. extensively pfoA gate 10 IL means
could perhaps be found in the financial annals either o
modern France or England.
Gladly ~ any time since 1887. would have accepted
far trial in Canada and there have met IN the face OF
those who knew me from my youth up, every charge
us rulers could devise. ! have repeatedly made me
proposition But trial by jury there A. IN Ireland is
N..fIf IS la -NHF Mf
those ~ power puppet with official cnmy or state
necessity tO pull the wires Lord Durnams DESCRIPTION
o trial by jury still holds good and the written pltd-e
Of Iail Grey me is uuredeemcd. There IL no little
resemblance between l. = law and Canada law. As
nave had some chance Of knowing Yet the great
strength nations IN their time of trouble Les M the
grateful emhrance 10y the people Of their nneNnc
Justice. Al touch ID were. the power of Louis
Philippe crumblcd into dust because OF his herd IMPLY
ne oppression. He had no sympathy with the people
never was in Ireland and may not clearly tonpre-
hend her condition. was long time IN these states
before understood where the shoe pinched or how -
But il is difficult understand why any Government 10
the present age should prefer insecurity and 10 allow
some 5000 lay and clerical landhoders very many Of
them abseniees 70 monopOlise and usurp the owner
ship Of nearly the whole island at the bayonets point
o5lging nine millions of inhabitants TO maintain IN ri
hucncc state religion from which nine-tentis OF them
consconously dissent and refuse 10 the poor the I'D
cultivate in patches four or I'VE millions OF acres
of wastes II is wei known that Mr. Poulet Scrope
effort obtain these wastes Tor the poor IN tne must
Of the famine and pcsflence OF l-i1 refused by
" no quorum" vote. The law should protect the hum
BILE in the honest acquisition OF wealth and the rich IN
the happy and peaceful enjoyment of the fruits Of ther
useful industry but surely there Is some proper unit
10 be set to the craspngs OF our modern Ahabs Land
Limitation. in town and country is much wanted here
and still more in Ireland.
Delightfai lco,id hir said the noble minded Gerrt
smith ae'ioifful ,oo,ld n rhea mee shall be 6ae po
torcfer smaQ Of his beautiful eTb rhioi efeTy man may
clN his 0ica."
Would il not be safer for England thus TO rcnovate
of dol
and which sooner later seems destined 10 give such
ascendancy the ungovernable passions OF our
common nature both Continents as may set the ma
tons 70 calculating how much evil they can DO 10 cach
other and thus alict the world with another long and
bloody struggle by brute force How much easier II
would be 10 DO right in the outsets Who would night
Tor such Government as Ireland has now gotf Only
the hired mcrcenary
For or against Communism the doctrines OF Charles
Fourier Owenism or Socialism, have never said
word, because do not fully understand them Beyond
the delightful idea OF happy home for ALL every man
Al his own Preside in the midst OF his family on his
own LOT Of land under his own roof tree, have never
scared. An educated and eniranchised people-what
more can bee desired But American progrcs' has added
Thousand millions Of acres 10 the Shareholders vide
domain Quaduped the number OF slaves, and turned
one third OF free Maine into British Colony
The French are as honest and kindly race AS any
that iuhabits the globe Although 800 of every 900
young men in France are completely ignorant and IN
educated yet such i the innate uprghtnsss OF the peO
pie that there Is very little crime but the citizens Of
this Union do not err from ignorance II they nave not
presented the brightest possible example OF self govern
meni IL certainly has been for want OF knowledge
Party without principle is the curse otth country and
as judge Mclean, OF Ohio truly remarked
Thaf nan must he blind he a9nogi3as y h5'ory, uio
snpJoses ftff Free Government te long cnfHuef hc
ldf,essfs ifiet cit al ~ influence. % e blcy pion Of
nature"
Movements upon Canada are talked Of the
Htratd mentioned some weeks since that Mr. Mac
kenzie" had addressed one of the invasion meetings
over in Brooklyn and a country print asks rtHhtr
am curious thar more ANXRICAN blood should De- spN
Last Fall spoke twice at meetings held IN favor OF
giving the public lands Tree actual settler, espc
ciLy oil the poorer sort ever have been most
friendly free soil and opposed % slavery men
tal moral and physical but Burke told America ~
years since that slavery weed Indigenous IN all
soils aud the more Of the world the more feel
the force OF his remarks
At none other than these Land meetings have spo-
ken been party in any matter connected with poi
tics for anumber OF wears Those who charge me with
wanton disregard OF the pe-ce and welfare of society,
respectfully refer - the pages OF my Lives OF hoyt
and Butler and Life and Times of NJ. Van Buren,, a.
also 20 my numerous letters in The Tribune. while
was is correspondent from the Convention al Albany,
in $40 and the Legislature In l-47 Since March last
have not written one line In any newspaper on any
subject nor been connected with the public press cir
Francis Heads late letter in the London standard a5us
ing that truly honest able and indefat gable man. Mr
Hume. as having nsti-ated me 10 revolt caused rs