New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
WHOLE No. 22if.

r,. lid, r.rtcr1tfrri tllat while tc statesmen oi
Fnr'4uf unite IN denying us Justice no ono oi taem N
sec. or -. much - urstcnis % Sec s' ro,d 20 pros
ts-,-v f- r-.I4r7 even CD fle ffncss oi contenItd
ssycrr ffis their Deliberate efri'i I-l we h--i IN
dlre our present rOndtrn because Che interest oi
England Demand b. More or less '"-eN.'-'- '-'
sllset. This - f1fir ulflml-uui
I1 thr 17e of i--irr and mercy wc reject l- ana ~
ifcrar orr demand All Ireland from 'tt to sea -s aiN
in- and org missing OBJ uphold snt enforce t iir ''it
array oi This formidable power sircu-tirnd ~ iN'
examples u. popular success tlruu- hour kIrut f-iic
rIrrittur- aspect ui foreign ul-on-rlr sympathy oi
r'' English Ifone-'l" terrible tac-r.-o i ret.''ios
hca possess running parallel with every f0in of
English power ani pro.prn'y-'nd ''e und niip.c jus
rcr ol Onr c.r.c. mHy give ns ~ peaceful victory. -
Heaven send Do . hlt Do NOT nt Coincidence B.. clear
rhrtve are able and cuttcit1 fAr D. This mas belief
seek u0 Ingenious form of expression to shgoul the
-rf thought Do vc cannot save country Dv pcacr
.1 for war And th9t may save % hy peace. ana
for universal armins and organization
A ysst majority of the Rcpca.cr' be continues. are
ready Oh accept and defend monarclca constitution
The number v1o sigh for the communism of ~ Blanc
or the anarchy OF VI Blsnqui miglt be- packed m an
omnibus The organization Of labor is a great and
pressing duty-a duty which mo- state can postpone
with safety but the philosophy ot must be learned
by experiments limited 20 phcnomcna more manage
able than the entire trade and commerce %. nation
The capitalist the merchant the trader has nothing 20
fear from either repeal or republic Hc thus goes on
Tho fear. of the landlords are better ioundc a. Are
yo,ufon m which tney resisted the people, would IN
deed leave them no alternative hu' speedy night
Rrpcal ann well convinced Is tcr true resource
Tenant right which they hindy resist. would treble
the production of the land and maze just rent an
ca-y burden. This l. what they may stl attain %
they are wise and honest few men may threaten
Thorn with cNtcrmnation. but thc bulk OF the nation
demands only Justice They Go not desire 90 rouse oi
t0 Que the den of angry passions thar sleeps IN the
breasts Of the ueOue To teach them "a savage law
ID
their desire Contempt for obhsauon. anu authority
do not make citizens but banduu; ant snow. from
intimate experience that the moral ami intellectual
character OF The people. as "a new nation more than
any mere material prosperity. engages the hopes OF
most of the men foremost IN This movement
For this journal rc.tcratc my declaration thar Is
nor now never was. and never shall nc, wme control
DO. eu organ of anarchy. ! have resisted here end
every other where all attempts to beiom tins NOBLE
cau. with the doctrines of rpnc or the blood Of irish
men The principle that teaches the aborn- classes 10
regard their interest the only honest one Is ne selfish
and fraudulent as fhc worst do-uas 90 dcspou-n.
believe 10 b. nor wise ann sure % - not lus-o AFFORD
oar enemies the smallest justification Tor char sns such
opinion, upon as
A.. national policy 10 b.. mistaken n tde last degree
when usf.ce itself comes ike robucr we knock 70 on
the head But generous sentiments nave magic chalIh
They found reception uui welcome where brute 'ot''
fiuud.-- u vain And with u' who plead Do uluc tii'f
of or Ga.us the confusion and despair INTO which oui
country ha. been ca. % would Bee hopeless folly to offer
a- 200 alternative. new uncertainty and confusion
As stimulus fO fNf people, Nb N'I N'hDN' D" t. N
revolutions DO NOT the prompun1s OF -eli interest oi
the cravings ot necessity. hut passion and Inauguration
are the true con0ucror. Men fight Tor something mo-
bier than than their own u--randi-cWeut Powerful a
-efinterc-t rules the human heart what struggle io
liberty but was Influenced hy some asiner impulse II
itself nrinsically unscin-h, To hate his enemies ane
uamper his own interests and pa-ions degrade mar
/ 10 r. savage We are not Mohavks or Opbeways 5u
Christian men who night not without the nope and pur
pose that Gods justice may prevail
I This Is the creed of the Ndfi0H. ann entitled q
answer for myself and my fellow aborrrs alone but
believe Il il substantially the creed of the Irish Conicd
Grafton They DO moi demand Bcpubllcsnsm-ihey
demand tine Legislative Independence OF Ireland and
will guard t jealousy ID 10 come hy free negotiation II
independence must come by force Republic i- inefta
blc and welcome. But in free Parliament or tree
Congress thD rights oI private property the JUST rshi
of every clu- n tine state viii hc sacred proclaimed
no fhe opening 0t thu movement what vii prncncr 70
the end 0f -uthc last thr0cs cd yoluuona niionf
amnesty nil forgiveness of the pa-t-lic quWlts %
. Yesterday tine uuarrcls of 300 years.
~ ever luy scctaran osccndency or social dsors'n
ilatiou develop itself into power in Ireland, may
/ perish dishonoraby b. shall NOT bee found combat
ting b.
/ Thosc are my opinions. I believe they orc iounde'
/ on Justice aud humanity 10 they are Felony boy ih
law OF England il Will Doe SD much the worse Tor 'h
/ law n the end 'hAs. HAFAN DIfFf'