New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

"a took the priceless trust Of youth
Their freedom must redeem our truth
We must no, fail must not ia.i'
However f-sni or force assault
BY Honor, Pnde, and Policy,
THOMAS DAVIS.
As sailors departing new course, make theh Oh
servations and lay down some bold headland a. tne
basis OF their reckoning the same sailors nany
mount the deck 10 take the meridian altitude OF inc
sun and adjust thereby the progress oil heH NoyNt'
20 ih. day il becomes needu for the lrisn pcoPe~ De
think them well OF whore they stand, and oil their uu
ties both in the present and the future
Many OF their friends this day IA prison ana one
month hence they will be either free, or baishcd Tor
Ireland Il depends entirely and solely win the lIish
people rhich They have had SIX weeks OF eAnIl saO,
since John Mitchell cOndcmned-they nave d
months notice before them. II the Government on
GERS pack jury and instead Of allowing the accused
20 put themselves on the country set t"elVc pail
sans on them there must be AN arrest OF judgment oy
the people We they will never appeal to the ImPe
rial Peerage but aud they do both appeal IN lla'
case. to the Irish people.
If on the contrary a fairly selected jury be empan
necd TO try the cases OF the patriots am satisfied 70
abide the issue. To twelve impartial lrlshncn am
quite satisfied to leave the verdict whether CharIe
Gayan Duffy. John Martin Williams and y DOghei
are guilty OF felony not guilty. But ADVISE inc
Irish people 10 assume that there will be JurypacAn-
that there will be conviction and TO prepare from ths
hour accordingly. months notice l. lair warning,
The writ Of must be moved not III the House oi
Lords but in the City of Dublin
If twelve picked and psdfor tools are to be put into
the Jury box-if six of chosen patriots are 10 d.
condemned sentenced and banished by the verdict OF
such mry without resistance the cause OF Ireland
ceases to be generous, holy, and noble and becomes
Tor the first time in history. miserable, mean
spirited. and cowardly.
| What advise the people to do is this
That they forthwith throw themselves INTO Inc
! Irish League" That every Club send up 70 the n'A'
meeting It's two three. OF five hundred members 70 DE-
proposed That by the Let day of August neHtwe snail
have 100000 Irishmen enrolled Leaguers, and may
try the effect of their moraiorce influence on the Gases
! Of the Patriots now in Newgate. .
That, in the meantime every CLUB snali oouoe I.s
numbers and every member OF Club shall be rgidy
REQUIRED 10 observe the original rule, and to bring ID
one new member. By this means between 2JO'VOO ana
100000 men may be actually enrolled before the al
| journed Commission resumes
If all moral infuc noes fa-if Jures are packed and
| false verdcts obtained against true men-then ano
not before demand an arrest OF Judgment oy th'
| Irish people.
! / demand this not because of my persond attach
ment TO the prisoners but for the sake Of our ancient
cause aud country. II these men, WIN such houc'
and warning are also sent 10 bermuda, the sooner
| every man calling himself " Nationalist CHOOSES
another country the better for him ana Tor outraged
human
! some men are asking whether it was necessary u
mt this sharp test a second time 10 the People
| snswer yes We are a people easily depressed ant
easily misled Ii was, and II s necessary 10 sho" Una
there are men who do not fear to beard TINS worse h
Eastern despoiism under the very walls oil It's Casuc
Cold and arithmetca cslculators may question th'
| wisdom and prudence and so forth, oil men eedhs
the fanng hearts OF the people with warm 1Ioou ou'
their own brave breasts Such caous spectators "ei'
from the beginning and will be TO the end, oil ireland
slavery They can comprehend nor initiate PATRIOTISM
and no words can stir into life the sluggish blood whci
! heroic example fails 10 fire with emulation
To the People and TO them alone, LOOK. II ueN
take nm this cause now TO-DAY they may give liberty
10 their patriots and TO Themselves All the future
| with them Let no ask again what can the feop
dol They can do anything in their own country Inc!
are still soveregns their own destiny thoughthel
robes are not OF purple, their dwellings palaces
Let Ireland from end to end ring with detcrminauo
aud with anvils, and from Newgate TO Cohsge "'oen
but a short way, and may soon be trAverscu
The foreigners are mastering their legions ana shu
fling their cards for another internal game IN winch "a
stakes are the lives of lrshmen. Let the voice OF III
neon thunder like judgment upon their orgies a
ihey will drop their iugge in dismay. Let the peopl
be but true 10 their Imprisoned Patriots, ana hugu WI
see the end of miserics and hear the iasl o gu
womsnly lamentations over lost tunes ana eiiei'' al
An dcpcnds on the people. But they must be league
together in one FIRM and formidable array Whatever
| 10 be the mode of their interpretation j. lor tnIs
exhort and bcseech the rural Kcpealers 10 hhg thc
selves AZ once in hundreds and thousands, INTO u
League to make it strong, high spirited and via
spread-io make powerful 10 decree, and theinse'''
| united 10 act - L;
kenny will be called on in a few days. llpperaI
will be invited " to pronounce. Cork CITY mas SPOKE
| and the noble county will speak from CastletO"h
Kilworth Limerick and Clare VIII be canvaSse
Waterford and Wexford Kildare, Meath, and Lout
will next be called FOR their verdict 90 uat oeio
this day fortnight the old stronghods oil the cause
be occupied by active friends OF The lrlsh League
and the Irish cause. ,..
Let this be done quickly boldly wisely, and the pro
of the Government will be humblcd-spies Will dlsa
ncsr-tbe sword of the dragon will be sheathed an
the sword of Justice be restored TO the empty gr0pn
hand of that bhndest Of British Deites. The captiv
of 10 day shall walk abroad conicssors OF ne" lsi'
and the Nations heart will have It's longdelayed day
! Jubilee opening into ages of Freedom. 80,
! THOMAS DARCY MCGEE
The following is of course also from me NATION
IL IL Past.
II is past il past They have crossed the DARK fvei
Dawn sinks the bridge-see its fragments SIN shiVe
The waves now are rolling between us torer"-
-" Remember
Up from the gulf comes spirityoce craving
| lin from the gulf comes spectral hand waving
DeeP j." Jul Remember "
} Darker still darker that river rolls by us
Darker the thunder-clouds gathering DEFY US
Wild on the blast flies that voice shrieklng nigh us
W ''N W Remember W
rThi, ia the hour-not for doubling or quailing,
This il the hour-not for fear or for falling;
Hank comes that voice through the darkness sun wa
ing
Must we look on while among the waves sinking
See we the friends stl in peril unshrnAlng
N"ee Remember
Waiting still waiting ike hares till you re nah'eo
Either way 5 death--et last you must front II
TAep when you try If your weapons are oluh.eS a-