The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-08

but blood wi ever wash away It wa most tr,
aud if that sentiment be pampered by new tn
umph now Ireland will never negotiate her liberty
while the sea flows between the Islands. Size nust
win it with the sword in desperate and civil war
the inefs desperate and profTaced, bscaTlse ID adt
ton te fhe confidence Of England she will have
against her ihe ra7d Of confidence at home. Fbe
soldiers, tEespilee the officials, the young genry
ali the dalaadent all who have Great risks to run
all our lo7egn Bielids, all our English allies, viii
never tFls er iorInnes or her promises again.
43 Destroyed th confidence Of these classes ia
O'Gonnef. IS may destroy their confidence in
Ireland.
The Clubs then must stand. Ifthey 70 our army
is disbanded, and we may dishand our hopes along
with it. We will lie PROSTATE and hopeless at the
feet of the most contemplate faction that ever pray
ed on country. Beaten, notby them, but BY onf
own cowardice and ignorance.
Ishnddertothinlx Ireland Twelve months hence
new famine raging among the people; England
soothing at her desolati0; the landlords Wreaking
terrible vengeance for the panic they have suffer
ed poverty spreading like plague the vigor and
valor of the country flying into exile bY every port
toeyery cline; the noble rustfu soul Of The Irish
race corrupted and demoralized by the seifishness
of a struggle for life and by the desolatug sense Of
opportunities lost and last saddest speetaele The
miserable scoHndFels elected to represent he eou-
try in the British Parliament still iraf}iekins with
the enemy to the last throe Of her agony
Oh, friends, if You will not see orr hopes Isds
like city in the clouds !; if You would moi scatte
all that resouie manhood; and dissiRate TINT nohi
courage and emulation the highest possession Of
country which were growing up among us again,
las foretaste and assurance Of liberfy] take yalF
stand here. Meet the aggression Of England Ut
frmer front and closer ranks, double and quadfn-
pie your power and resources; plant yonr CLUBS
thick from shore TO shore, andif way else isleit,
strike with armed hand for tie last hope Of tle
Irish race Nepgdte Prison. &C. D..
The following is also from 7As Nation
THE JOLLY REAPERs.
A oJIs Cy.oo.-x
The August sun is setting
Like fire behind the hills
" Will rise ag in % see us free
For what Is iife but ST daily strife.
Winch knows no truce ofpause
And what is death but want OF breath
To curse their alien laws
(CHoRUs)-Ihssn a-Syhearing Jet US GO
Ononr soil q viii be no toll
TO cut the corn low
The harvesttfats growing
Was gve1 us by Sod.
Praise he Ia Him q The SIM an shaver
Worked for Us at his nod
The lords Of earth, N gold end mirtb.
Drive Oh their ancient way
Butcoultfeir smile have spread the isle
With such delight to-day1
(CHoRUs)-Then shearng let US GO &c
How win yoq go a,sbearing,
" Oh, we will go with pike and gun,
To keep our or fail
Upon the same wide plain
We II mount guard on barn or yard,
And give them grape for grain
tCHORUs)So saearng we will go, sc
- God speed you. gallant shearers--
May your courage never fan
May you thrash a your foes and send the chat
MAY gou have glorious harvest home
The corn grows here you foes come there
Either or he must 20. =
(CHoRus)--so asheanng let Us GO
oaour own soil I viii Be notoil
10 cut the corn low AsERatN
The n5,ice have exceeded their instructions. s.
regard 10 the seizures Of newspapers from private
individuals, as will be Eereeyed BY The following
communications addressed to Mr.. = B0ylan d
Grafton street:
MErFoPQEITAN Police 0FneE,l
Dublin Castle, July II.
Sri am directed BY the Commissioners Of Fohce 10 Tor
they have lust been informed that yon wee h eente
to express e regret at the WI as 81 es @
ance e which you were sul1ieeted have. etc.
To Boyan Esq. lOa Grafton street, s'ss''s
The following is the order issued by the Police
Commissioners
The Commissioners Of Police having been informed Thai
the hands Of 81 1s eon Ie,y aeI
ton ton The police against such interference With ndiaaa
it in the places where sold tie hands 81 kawkeG
as seditious print, not otherwise.
Mr Michael Doheny, The barrisier, was arrested
on the Ilfh, no his own house near Cashel by Mr..
Joseph Cox, the suh-inspecor Of police, and taken
before the Hon. MIR, French, the spendiarY magis-
trates charged with sedition, uttered in aspeecli
pronouneed 4l hin az Roscrea, in the North Rid
trabe, a copfatsl was made ont. and Mr.. Doleuy
was ha.ls emo 70 The brideweI wbenaaat-
tefnBt cue as made BY the mob, bnf after a
shlFfsiasa1, prisoner was safely lodged ia the
brideaf. COWS not before TWO private sol
dieTs t .ight infantry, spectators IN the
crowd Wa snaeked down and severeivsbandled
Mr.. DoAeny u be sent this evening 10 The Nortr
Riding
Another letter states, that such was the violence
OF the members otthe clubs, thai the military and
police We're ordered tosprlme and load but The
tlrm conduct of tue authorities produced order
Mr. Doheuy gave bail at Noserea, 10 stand his trial
al I ne assizes OF the North Riding Of Iipperarv
Ihe Protestant Repeal Association The Pro
testanf Repeal Association held a meeting on The
evening Of the l2tb in the Music Hall, Able,
Street There was a crowded attendance IN al
parts OF the building The chairman Mr. Sulii.
van, in opening lie proceedings. exnressed M
opinions hatihe elements Of The constitution were
now merged into brute force tI,at fI,a noicv III
EIigfanu now was 70 stimulate into a premature ia
surreeton, and then crush forever fIIes fo4ser an
sRfil o. me people Several new meinhelsNere
admitted, and speeches Of the usual character de-
livered, in the course of which The pefical nom,
esy OF hr. John OsEonne was severely guess
toned. Resolutions were adopted declaring tia
z perseverance ~ the present system must ineyA
laoiy lead ~ such state Of things as viii risk tsr
c ~ Great BRIAN in Ireland and tbal
iui classes Of irIslmen Should mite 10 obtain teir
rights, and tle restoration Of domestic legis,atre
Dinner 10 Mr. SINH O'Bsea--The long pr1-
jecled source given by the Citizens Club Of Cor
70 MI smith @ 2Brien took place on The 10TH ms
ne attendance was numeratls and every one pres
en was enthusiastic In his endeavot toSio full hot
or to the guest Of the evening The spacious
apartment III question speHdidlV fitted III, for
the eecasion The walls being decorated with ban
ners of various colors bearing appropriate insignia
and notices. Am0Fg the latter were Yernarketifke
following Lei every man have his own com