New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
VOL. VII. NO. 3O7.

sill be forever splendid evidence Of American muLif
tence In behalf Of starving lhorssnds
friends Of Humauity-of Humanity throushout the
world we appeal 20 you We clsim your syrpshes for
Ireland by tho ties Of ratefna charity The sad
of her sasrpss Her history is written in blood sree
the time the brton first polluted her soil with hs foot
steps The heel Of The naughty stranger upon the necks
OF her children They are uoddep 70 the dur They cry
help Shall their be cisfegsroed Forbid IT,
Charity ireland. In poverished-IrelsDd wasted-Irs
lsud f.mshed-f.es spectre-hse, to suppiieets you
pon her palld brow she yet wesrs the Vresth Of her
ancient glory shsl that glory Be forever obscaIed BY
the darkness Of her sono~sor shall II beam out Re-
speDden Of old in The gent dawn Of thst dag oT
which her patriots have sighed when liberated from bon
daz she shall assume her true place among the nations
ofths world Oh speed the coming Of that day Of &C.
hversnee and Of rejoicing speed t. friends Of Human.
ity,spfed II, Americans speed IL, lnshmen speed
70. Of every by proclsimins IN one united
voice, generous ssutimeut-"JUsTIcE TO iRELA'o'
Ha,h,Rgton ID c. March q, lSi5.
The following resolutions, proposed by J. T. En-
MS, Esq. were also adopted by reclamation, at the
great meeting held on Tuesday night the 25th inst
Hhersas lovers OF liberty aud citizens Of free
al Institutions Destow, It becomes our duty a. II Is
pleasure TO express our sympsihss aud best wishes of
those Of our brethren throughout the world who are
struggling for the attainment OF the same nights and pv'
eges which have found 50 conducive 70 our own nap
pness and whereas in looking abroad over tbs Cont
Of Earope see much which challenges our soml'
ration and much 20 cGiry joy and 10 the near
Of every lover Of republican ho-rylnerelore Dc
Rssol,d That hail with delight and satfscton the
glorious struggle which The tssn people are making 70
power and that our foude.t aspirations will ever accom-
oany their noble leader Plus TX in his patriotic efforts to
ex,rpate forever the seeds Of tyranny from he classic
coil Of Italy. M. -
Reolped That In Fran,e-in sunny FRANCE, allied tou'
a. Anne and rishmen by the tndiest Tecoiiec-
lions Of the pase behold another EFFORT OF man 70 gov
ern himself From her shores we hear the voice OF lib
eftyloving people which II IL waited 20 US across the
ocean inspires with the cheering hope that In the lana
of Lafsyelte we shall sprngnR up, IN al It's
beauty and siesy the noble eiihcs Of Rep ubcan Gov
srnmeni erected the ruins Of rotten Throne, bsed
upon the affections Of free peOple-gusrded and pressv
% By their wisdom and moderation and standing a.
beacon-lieht guide and cheer the enslsved millions
the OF Europe in their onward progress to UnVe
s.l Freedom
Resoivsd That while, lovers Of liberty, we watch
these movements with the most intense anxiety yet as
Ifshmen and the friends Of Ireland regard with emo
tons Of uBbouDded delight, this march OF freedom
on the Continent OF Europe, believing that lfesnd VIII
profit by the lessons which they teach and rsing IN her
strength will demand Of EnRands feGr' those nAiensoe
rights which she has so long begged Of Engiands uct
Rssolred That we hHye abiding hope that the neht
of rssuds - fast drawing 70 close and that the
OF her regeneration hand We confidently believe
that the Genius Of Liberty which has already orosen the
chains Of the French and Italian people viii soon hover
the sacred soil Of Erin and then In the WORDS OF one
u her lustrous her soul will walk abroad 10
the might Of her mssstyher body will swell beyond
the Of her chains which will burst from around
her and she will stand redeemed regeneIaed and olsen
hrsed by the irresistible senus Of universal emaneps-
ton" PHILIP SMITH, Chairman
WM f. STUBS, Secretary.