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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
RepIy of Mr. O'Bricn.

The sddres. of the Association 10 Mr. OBnen was
presented on Tuesday tho 9TH by John OConneil Mr..
dunno and large number Of TIE members oil tne
COMMITTEE
Mr. John OConncD having read the Association ad
drcss. which viii be found in The Repeal Association
proceedings Of Monday, and handed u 20 Mr - bflen
the Hon. gentleman replied in the following terms
GENTLEMEN. viii not affect 10 regard your presence
here to-day ~ mere personal compliment indicative
solely Of the sympathy and respect which your address
offers ~ me az an individual
! hope that ! am not mistaken when aiirpd'e in'
adoption Of such an address by the Repeal Association
10 higher motives.
Your assurance Of personal respect indeed, in the
highest degree gratifying % my iecings-Dut derive
stn greater pleasure from the consideration, that this
address is formal protest on the part Of your nHu,h
tiu association against the employment oi violence ny
the pOpulace means % crushing adverse Opinions
The Irish people ought not 10 require 20 be reminded
that the outward form, Of national liberty. which we
30 ardcniy seek would boz utterly vauelcss u inc sprt
of freedom were a stranger TO Our Institutions ana mat
Their be no just appreciation OF the llnd"mehla'
principles of liberation on the part of those VINO strive
reprcss the expression OF opinion 10y caof OF 10y
The violence of which was the object would have
been less reprehcns.ble il directed against another
For NV own part ! entertain unkind iccihI what
ever toward those who assaed me. II D. because J
agree with YOU ia thinking that the recent occurrence
al Limerick have been disastrous 10 the cause OF ne
peal and calculated 20 give triumph 20 the enemies OF
Ireland and not upon my own account thal tlty h'u
OccasiOned 10 me the most poignant regret
Let us trust however that this painful event VIII
ultimately be productive OF advantage 10 Ireland Al
ready il has had the effect of sOitonlng the angry am
mositcs which different sections OF Repeaers have en-
erained against each other In support Of tins opinion
allow me 10 observe that the frank and cordial good
feeling with which this address has been adopted ny
the Repeal Association Is al once an evidence OF AN I'M
proved spirit and an example the country OF patriotic
oblivion OF past discussions.
To retrace the and progress Oihese dssenslon
would be a task both painful and superfuous The iu'
ture not the past demands al our energies Inc hour
is come when the most imperative dictates of national
policy command ali Reporters 10 continue III united ac
ou-when the Irish nation must eitherby strong ana
simultaneous effort speedily win it, legislative lndep n
dence or become forever object OF scorn and ridcue
20 all mankind
Gentlemen. accept your address with gratitude a.
mark Of your esteem accept with PRIDE a. decla-
ration in favor ofreedom OF opinion accept II WIN
hope as pledge that henceiorth personal animosiilo
viii be exchanged for conhdng cooperation IN the
cause Of our common latherland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

which Transforms and which sssimsfe. the world for
YOU France abroad imprisoned IN limits which
he could no, break but BY gen ral var Europe.
populations ard governments. were al aslinstG s We
hal rye great lowers compact and united together ~
An ant onary interest against France. Swtxer-
land wa. betrayed Italy sold. Germany hosric France
va. obliged conceal her revolutionary mature and %
make herself ngnlncan; ~ possible ior e3 0i az
t,,.py people or dlsQulefng king
On-e that this weight removed. sec WAX otncf
destiny has been gwen 70 her BY repHnAe' 40
great powers zNrd With unos-ness the sste' o. .sr
rlorci,,rt Mt one OF them has protested asAnst no
ersnf. ,ui stuste revision 81 tie treaties OF lcA9,
which a word Of ours has h.oiied out iasi - we" -
10000 could do England has no longer any cause -
suspect us wiA respect 20 Spon has,ia ga 'llc -
rccc the only bond unity that car ext oet"een
her and the re-const tuition o! Poland init hSeht
ant frte. loud checrs) The empire o. austria no
longer treats, except OF ransOmng ltaly lf-ssN tr
nuunccs sll other ssgrsndzculcnt except " -DeIl
Al this shows the approaching coaltion o. nations.
csnug hy necessity on the sappOrt Oi France, "a p-acc
Of 5en, turned against her BY the policy o; ter govern
nenis Turn Is becoming stronger and stronger by
concentrating her power; Aaly IS free. az q ais
0Hd cali FraHrc t no. 70 csf cosS .es's bat 70
afford protection .Checrs) The only conquest ias, we
desire hsyond the Alps ) The friendship 81 the nations
ths. have been cnlranchi-cd m word We were triy
~ mill ons OF men isolated or the continent no Euro
moan Thought was permitted as, no collective acton
was pos.ihe such system was one 81 repression and
force tie horizon was exceedingly AAhita az was
wanting 10 our dignity a. % our policy
An pTr.ut our system Is the system Of Democratic
truth which shall swe O. the proportions OF socia.
universal faith horizon is The tGtgry o. .Nlted
nations our vital al Is the breath Of liberty IN tAe nee
breasts OF the whole universe. Immense checuhs)
Three months have not YET passed over and, Il De
mocracy l. 20 have is thirty years war As fFOessns
lem had France. In place u marching Al tne hesu oi
thrtysi millions OF men, counting IN Der system aies,
switzerland Italy and the cmancpstcd populations
Of Germany, marches already u the head OF eighty
eight millions OF friends and cOn'ederses. NnSt veto
res could have procured 10 the Republic such coned
Grafton obtained without having oost single lie
France al the fall OF royalty has from her aoase
uent as a vessel when TOO heavily laden nights sei
when relieved Such Is the picture % our foreign
situation The happiness the glory OF this situation
belongs altogether the Republic We accept only the
responsibility OF IL and shall always iehoiiae or
neons IN De able 10 hand over TO them The Republic in
peace with every assurance OF greatness and rs hands
full OF alliances and pure from humsn blood. dong
ii
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ron 20 prepare alienation ri. arve % these matters
dl l0r moreover wish f1 cause -re sale oi the N,ntcs
belonging fo the sinking fu-t tlc canal shares hc
cau.e am convinced chat fhe credit g France VIII u0t
boz i0u- iu reirqurn- fle level which % lost Boz mo-
Inert ot panic Instead ~ having recourse 20 these
means considered g berer O obtain loan OF n''f mill
ions from tie Bank of France. which wa made mo
without interest comprns iton ior The large sums
which the state had previously allowed o remain n me
Golfers OF The Bank without deriving any interest rom
Them, u was considered Just to impose sacEnces on
those whom the Republic continued o. its service and
ORE happy o. he able 70 ay ihsf every one expressed
h.s willingness to submit Oh o.
Tue hon Minister then stated what had been done
with re-nri f1 rhe REORGANIZATION Oi Che Court oi &c
c0gHt and abiding 90 the question OF the repnrchlse
of rhc railroads by The Stale said That b. had been con-
-iiereI a- mon advisable flat question of such im
porfance should boz reserved 10y the decision 90 the
National Assembly Afrg furnishing some farther
details Oi figures. the Minister concluded hy saying,
You have citizens % secure che Liquidation o. The past
and the realization OF the great things which the world
expects from "a. our dcyotcdness viii suffice for this
important mission and thanks % YOU, II may be SAID
that the Republic has saved France from bankruptcy
(Great applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
Song of the Rebel.

We Gu, the following from the Cmfef IrisbmdH.
song OF THE PIKE. BY An IsisH REBEL.
GREAT faith have IN Moral force,
Great trust in Thought and Pen,
know the value of Discourse.
To sway the Minds of men,
But why should words our frenzy whct,
Unless we are 60 SrErgE
Our Dcspot lords, who fear no Threat,
But reverence the Pike
Beside, the dialogue IS slow
Il hGHss, and always hung
Where one man az gues with Blow,
The other with his Tongue
The man who talks 70 wc with swords
Guns. Bayoncts, and the Ike,
Should not complain n stunning Words
fanswcr with the Pike.
4 bard when asked what earthly sound
All music else surpasses.
Replied. with sophisTy profound.
THE thinking Of the glasses
But on ~ ear another noise
More rapturously strikes;
And NAV We hear it soon, my boys,
The crashing Of the Pixies
on do De wise Leave Moral force.
The strength of Thought and Pen.
And al the value OF Discourse.
To hly-hyered men;
But il YOU cOsot not TO die
OF Hunger in a dikc-
II life We prize or liberty
A PIKE PIKE Il PIKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

a terrible accident took place on this railroad at
shrivcnhsm, on Wednesday The 10Th An express train
ran into some freight cars, which some Of the workmcn
on the road bad neggently left standing on The track
Four persons were instantly killed aud thirteen wound
ed some OF them fatally. The worlInen implicated,
porter and assistant porter have been arrested for
sIaunbfer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the steamship iIibernia.
FULL DETAILS OF
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE OLD WORLD,
CAREFULLY rREPARED CONDENSED AND ARRANGED foA
TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.

The steamer HJeraia, Capt. SHANNON, sailed
from Liverpool on the 18th inst. at %, r. NJ and
from Halifax, May %, 30 An. She arrived Mt
her dock il Jersey City on Saturday between
and ., making the passage in a little less than Ii
days.
We give below full details Of the news brought
by her prepared from our foreign files, and the
letters Of the European Correspondents OF The
I'ribBHe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
IRELAND.
etafe of the oIufry.

Door man named Liston got seven pounds of Indian
fnosl from the relieving officer AZ CarrgatOher. near
Nenagh on Tuesday the ID inst and was found in u
few hours after lying by the road side dead, with the
meal near him ON the ground The poor creature had
been without food for the two previous days.
We have II the authority Of Captain barley, m
spcctOr OF Nenagh Union that the condition OF the poor
m several parts Of this fertile and beautiful dis
uict is in every respect a. appalling as was III Skio
bcrcen last year l1lppcrary Nindicator.
LESS EMIGRATION The passenger trade has greatly
decreased this year in sligo And but lew compare
lively now offer themselves emgTaut. compared 10
the thousands who left shores m the Spring of lei
This can be accounted Tor in many ways The awful
loss OF life ia those ships in which fever broke out
the dcplorablo condition of the suryyOrs-heir sick
ness and msery-and the gloomy accounts sent home
by them have deferred many from cmigrating. But
there Is strong check upon the people The new
passenq regulations have added considerably 10 the
price OF the passage and the people have less money
than last wear When the famine and pestlence came,
almost oil who could leave the country did so.
lSlgo Champion.
Another horrible case of restitution resulting in the
death Of a wrctched man named Michael Concannon
took place a few days AGO, az the village of GlUnamadd
in this cOunty-lle had been the outdoor relief list
bat being for days missing his ncghbors set out
search ON foot after him and when az length ms body
was found in wrctchcd hut It appeared in Inansicd
Galway indicator
The daughter OF named Flannery died OF star
vaiion on Thursday iih inst in the village of Balm
Tough and when our CORE spOnden wrote second child
was dying OF the same horrible disease We under
stand that many others in that locality are IN stale oil
similar restitution. ballnasloe Star
STATE or LIMERICK JAIL-On Friday James Ben.
nett Esq Coroner held nquoss at the county lai on
the bodies of Michael Murrane and Michael Walsh
The jury returned verdict Of " died by dysontery
Dr. Parker stated the jury that dyscntery brought
in consequence of the crowded state OF the prison.
and that there fifty patients at present IN the jail
hospital most of whom were lahorns under the same
disease. Lnnenck Examiner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
ENGLAND.


FOR the general items Of news from England we re-
Ter our readers 70 the letter Of our London Cores
pOndenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

YOU'D Le b, ,f-O -ioali a.L D. -fop pin, revolution hy
OBJ. sterile conq1,-, oi political ffrls Tl. forms
fhr ratun herceil rwari called 20 90 establish t-ef
For it the path ia traced out and The object Indicated
j. /. 20 real r. 10 soca. o-lc- Tie dogma 20 equality AMI
fraternity that a efforts ought o. iCnd supporters
0f ffrt holy ruse we .lal hs worthy of our mission
90 accearn- Do .n fs ful bearing aud ly % shal not
ou'v have re. orcd man 20 bic ns'urll l-ufy huf
shall have occurred Tire e.org and happiness OF our com
mon country. and contributed o. the emancipation OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
The Way the Landlords Trea, the People.

We take the ubjoined paragraph from the LoHdonder
~ Sfasddrd % In late number we noticed the system
Oh tenant determination which has been begun IN many
parts OF Ulster and among other matters We called
attention 10 the dOlngs which have been going forward
upon the DOwnshiTc and Hartford estates In reference
TO the latter stated that at the late Belfast sessions
upward OF four hundred elcctmcnts had been entered
but a correspondent, who writes to us from Lsburn
assures us ON his personal knowledge, that we
greatly moderated their actual number More than ave
hundred notices of this kind he AYERS were entered
and DEGREES obtained a.anst sXtyseycn persons
cut OF the grOss number thus notccd-thc remainder
the of 43 having been settled by the tenantry
previously 10 the This settlement eff
fcctcd without the most extraordinary cXerOns the
part of these poor men-grcat numbers of whom had
70 raise the money by selling of all the oats and al the
potatoes which they had reserved for seed for the
suing crop while many OF them occupied day
and night ihrashng out their oats in order TO have
them al market in proper time Al this hardship too
had 10 be endured by the miserable tenanry in question
after two successive seasons of distress uneQuaed per
haps in the history OF Ireland. The amount of law
costs which have thus been heapcd upon those already
ruined people almost incredible. oar correspondent
SAYS No less than s5J los Od has been at least
expended in law costs the lerord estate during the
last quarter sessions of Belfast The lertiord tenant
~ are neither Papiss nor Repealers OF any school
the contrary, they almost to man sound orho
dox Proiestants while very large number of them are
regularly initiated Orangemen who expected, al the
bidding Of their masters 20 turn out IN battle line IN
defence OF the system of Irish landlordism under
which they thus peacefully eNtermnatedl Out OF
the estate thus efficiently managed the Marquis OF
Hartford draws yearly revenue OF about EcOCOO OF
which sum perhaps $500 are spent IN Ireland y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

The Pre.ident--According to these numbers. pro.
claim NM Arago GARNER Pages. Marie Lamartine and
Ledru Rolln members OF the Executive Council LOUD
applause.)
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-12
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

na, iparten Sie, bier gebt es anoers Die IN
Der Sd,ale. .''-v Bite ibn, faiferte erSber'
Eager Garl'n leife ~, .aber bod niht leile ses
,uus, nm, pom GcmmiGir niht sebOrt su
Observation-Disclosures, Wcllen Sie bas
Naul balten, Meyer r. lhnaubte Der @Om,s
oasnie>Iprann nnn bislen an.--nSie baben
it'd gu fsin, ia rpas babenSie benn brute fiir
s,nr 8erlhreibuns seu,atht 2 pie llebt ia
oaB man ben uhalten su @nabcn,
ioerr GommiGir IL -uSh bite Sebcriamit
perr GcmmiGir.!"
Der Oberidser yub Carl erbcben beire
s,aleih RebenO ibre g etimneu, aber berGcms
miGir mar hcute in iibler eaune unb feiness
spess gum 0erseibcn seHsist. ,,Ste Cub pe-
gen Der plltbampelin binaufsessausen,"
fabr er nun Dieber su Sarl'n 9e,penoet fcrt,
.,cas fehlt ncd,, bae Sic Ald NIT Dem Wenih
in cine e,ebfhaft einlaGsn. WiGen Sie nipt.
cas Der Batter eiu S,auptpalter 1T &ann
man flh auf Sie uerlaftn, bas Sie ihm
nah9ehen uno ihn oroentlid, ubemadeu tper-
Den, tpenn Sie nit Der God,ter elm TeAtsls
mentel habene Sie bleiben crei Gage in
Arreif uno- Damn Warit nah Sobannis.
brunn, n,-peritanoen, S,err Stubent2 unr
Sort fei Sbnen sndcis, rpenn i'd sic pieSer
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9ah cleler 9lnrebe, Die NIT einisen Ger
tenb.ebeu anf ben fad,en TaA betrdftis
rpuroe, lfano5 Der Comm II dr. auf nno lesn
pie !Rabe anf Glrl ifoiterte einige Mort'
ceS Daafes fur pie 9ndpise gtrafe /, uno be,
l(Sebieter -perlieB. an ben Sisern. Die ltraff
caltanoen, Die, Dauc an oen, 1ld,afo aelest
pcraberihreitenc, bic S,abe. Cine Wlinute
ipdter tanjte cine .gaferne ourf eas Balh
msrf uns balts Der SaffAlas cura Ole file
Gahts, '1A1
s@arl mar in 8ersireiauns dber fsin llrs
tbeil-sur sroeea Ysrwnaoeruas leiner Ras
mesaoen, bic. nod uberans m,loe fansen.
yDu hait nod glhd Del aG, benz" PERI.
cherte Der 0berjdser. ,,ih sinse sleid, mad
5cbannisbrun, cas lit Die bette lStaficn in
aan,en @ebirs, cabin perlest III tperDen III
cher cine Belobnung, ale zine gtrafe.'' ~
(5crtiesuns fclst.) 'l.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

plro anempfcblen bis su $50 permebrt ~
pereen. Gr empTeblt feruer an, caB aud
oen Nsartnes lctrcbi, ip.c ben Qanolcloaten
tdnoereien mad, slblauf ibrer Dienifseit &C.
ihentt rperben fellnn; Gas Spftem oerSlus
iablnnsen fur Selieferte 8orrdtbe 1T gut eins
serld'tet, unc fd,lie6llh en,pieblt Der Ses
eretar an, ba8 nod sUolf @ebnlfss3 ,blmeis
ter NIT einem @ebalt ocu . 1000 jibrlid,,
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ces Gpmmcccres befcmmt, aneeifellt ,pereen
icaten, 70 baB nitt Sifs,ere cieaussabluns
aaf fd sit nebmen braudbem, neld,es off.
mails Sn MBbellisfeiten nit ibrer Shlfss
mannfdafr slnIas siebt uuo bic Subcroiua.
tion ouf Sen Shiffen fort.
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feno, um ben 0eino su teunrnbisen, lid, leis,
Sorrdtte Su beudhti9en, @ontributiou iu er ,
'Ipiu9sn, nno fe,neSemubun9en ~ perei,eln.,
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Don Truppen, tn Der 9lbiIdt ben Rriea in bic,
ean9e Sa sieben, treffen- fan Differ Wlan."
ast or, ~beabfttist ebenfalfs peitere Gd,,
auf auoere spidtise. .pnnftc ausoe ebnenee ar,
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ose umitdnbe seifa item m6sen."
Aus9encmnen in Borten, lit fein Inter.
idieo sfpifd,en biefem goridlaa, peld,en Der
Sfrie9sieerefair rtad,t, u. Der lleberwinouuo
Don gang Rerifo, u. eafIefbe in milifariid,er
llnterwerfuns "a baIten-benn in Der hat.
Die etnsilen Wittel lebtern 3,ped IN erreis
den, fphroen ftyn ZEN prn ibnen ycrsefdla
9enen plan ansunebmen.
Scerr Warcp mad1t iobann eiuiae 9Ineuss
pteblunSentsnr Nefrutiruns Der armee; wis.
oertDlt ieineslnempfebIuns IN 1esus oufDf.
f1siere, relte bnrdsllter poer gebred,eu fiir
tbdtisenDienit unpaiIenb finb. unc In Sfube.
ltano oerisst iperoen icuten, unb ftliee, init
sinem Seriht iiber ben 3uifanD un(srer alf.
faiten NIT oenSnoianern, beiTen gsrwalsuna
lelnem Departement cblieaf
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:8eribt bes 9eefefretairs.

Dues tpldyf.9e Document ltefert elne fabi9e,
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DER. 0ermaltnn9 uno ben, fIth nett ansoeb-
aenoen Operationen bes Sees Departments
I'M ofennidea Dienle ndhreno bem persans
senen Sabre. Die Natur oes Rrieses bal
unierera tapfern Sesn,ad,t pertdltniemdets
aur speaise @elesenbeiten lnr thdtisen Wlit.
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ach selscn Die auJflhr liden Yerihte bon
cen Speratiotiea Der gefhwarer in, ifileu
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spelde ix psm Bsridt 10 riihn,!ihlf ernibut
meroen, auf ole banDiJifs Delis. caB oasies
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

Cine Nttauut,nadtns sen ttn IN sctsrse ss SO
wtniscr teifet fur einiaaliss Gtnsiuns so Gen. =
fur 3mal !, nnb fur ers ftrnest Ginratmna es =
ftlten 9ierrds 25 Gents. Gin Viered Dspna :
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liieer unb fran5Sfitter z rradt miro in fsr ffi,-
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rect 8eliefert. .ysss,
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