New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23


ties of lrshucn are united and will is to be hoped
hencelorth act together:
ADDRESS TO THE IRISH REPEALERS
FEtIow- CoUNTRYMEN; Al a momen when our elemit =
ence our demand Tor sel-goNeinnen pehoHus Us 20 pic
sent, if possible unbroken front Ia e common danger
and be especially careful lest The hereditary curse OF oi
country division among her children, should place her
once AGAIN AZ the feet oi her oppressOrs.
We have all the bright goal in view, though wemay
not all be of mind 10 the best ana safest pain owaus
rs attainment But upon ms we are thoroughly unanimous
that this object OF our wishes can never be realized
il we Will consume our time and our energies IN assli
aud reync another. Above all we are sanshed mai
success be if VII not abstain on the ONE
all disposition 10 retalaiory violence IN.
We therefore. counsel eNhor obiesi YOU, nay we body
and cmphacay demand il Of you, by the memory OF me
wrongs, In the for The burning love OF Ireland ana n
YOU prize the hope of behodng her sorows turned INTO Joy
her legislative independence requiring her LOT cell,es ~
oppresson-by these, and ten thousand other sacred Claims,
ana touching memOricsye demand OF you that from ms
aowJor'h, al intestine ieuds among you sha you
bee forbearmg with anoher-overs Of Union, and pro
moers Of among all classes OF irsmei-thal as hepeh-
ers there shall be Tor me iare no between Oh
YOU who shall labor most and be most ready 70
suffer- 10 make sacrifices for, ana by every means MOI GRIM
inal, 10 promote The Repeal OF the Union. ,
I'm addressing YOU ihus not members of either the
Irish Confederation, Of the Loyal National Repeal Ass,-
citation, in any manner or form representing eeI %
these bodies both OF the that do so-al tins we urge
exclusively and entirely IN our capacity not as members OF
representatives of any association or committee Whatever
bat simply as individuals devoted ardeuiy and perseyerng'
Isl, 20 exert ourselves for the Repeal of the Jnon.
we address Won r. ndivduals whom have SUI
iered not little in the cause OF Repeal already. and all OF
whom would be ready not only with reslgnaQn but an
unnixed delight 10 sacrifice lives 10 purchase such
blessing for Ireland But vet not one OF whom would con-
sent to purchase even Repeal by CRIME or dshOnof
Nodoutt we long FOR The time when all true friends OF ne
pea may be reuniied without any distinction or msundtf
standing whatever; and thai result be not immediately re-
alzed, Is not because OF any personal animoshy eAtF
tanned by any individual among as tow rd another
II is true, this step taking i not 10 be mef-
pre;ed being an actual fusion OF the two distinct ofgaza
hons which al the head OF the movement nor a.
destined prepare the way for the suppression OF feo-
cling abandonment Of either. But while we hluA IT
more advisable 10 serve our country of ne present. m det
e spheres We desire 10 impress upon our oroher hcea
ef hei they ought 10 regard each other not a. anita
Do as RisNEN, suffering from the oppressive YOKE,
al animated by The same ennOblug enthusiasm 10 restore
.heu sc'ed country "a position Of independence ana
Most earnestly therefore, do deprccae the oontini.
acc OF nose insults and Tctaaons which have in too
many Instances 80 unsppiy marked the conduct Of the DIFF
lcieili sections OF Repeelers toward each other
c0cn spn no, merely disiracs our councils and nci-
ifses our strength but gives color of truth those
representations which hold US forth the world people
unit for Liberty.
Let then, by our future conduct demonstrate the false
hood of this opprObTious charge.
Fellow-( ountymcn; Let pat an end 10 the mi schci
of disc0diai parent disaster Our too long rcycrned
country, and which like the numbercss oiher lis which
ac her can bui too distinctly trace oppression and
bring home the door Of those alien rulers whose policy
l. now as has bccu TO divide and array us against
each other
Fellow ounrymen let defeat by Disappointing Them
let dsc0rd and rccnmnaiion cess-lei al animosies
bcartbunngs be bured-henccorss srd let watch
word be n MON AMONG OURSELVES, that We may Re
peal the Union with England ,,,,. %, ,.
Tvs OBRIFN NJ +. JOSEPH H. DUNE
JNOOCONNEL,M.f. THOs +. MEAGHER
JOHN b. DILLON. THOMAS ARklN>.
AR. STRlTCH. IhoMAS a., VI; Raj
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