New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
WHOLE NO. l373s

INTO operation iust now. Were he scruatsd by
corrupt motives he would act Just "a he mas done
/ and IS doing He should retire ~ once ~ hc first
/ proposed, aud not let himself be made preteSt
/ Tor disunon. lts impossible o. conceive how IN :
negotiation hss taken mon 8 minds from the Re.
/ peal question. They are forgetting the elid IN
their anxiety for tue means ! am wrong rs
their desire tor the end makes them 50 anxious
about the means. Everything that appear. cal
cuated % retard or hasten is canvsssed and scru
/ imlzed with eager sohcitude. The motives OF
men aiding or obstuctns il are inquired into and
commented on, aud ma tact every tuhc bearing on
It becomes OF Importance IN the eyes oi men rho
org for Native Legislature As srdrut'y az the
Jews DID for the land oi Canaan. A feeling 80 IN
tense a purpose SO enduring. cherished like their
lie blood by people 50 hopeful and elastic, must
work its way ~ last They cannot be long d.
vided. no matter " no holds back. when the feel
uc OF Nationality IS 50 vigorous on both sides.
That j. the sken cord on which they lite.
Ia all probability John o Connei will retire, for
ne saws the country has pronounced iorthe League,
audthe Repeal Association cannot 90 on TOR want
lffunds some will back ont ~ the coming struggle
his account. for il IS dIscrace'uly true that men
exist here breathing our Irish air snd treadng on
Irish ground who prefer . Cornell % their couu-
try. Men too, make their reverence tor the deal
patriot pretext tor inditisrentism IN the natiOma.
cause. and h1.0r departed worth by sacrificing O.
q names Ireland hopes snd lrelands prospects.
These are but few. however. The most prOml-
ueut members Of the Association hsve de
ciared tor the League aud IN default thereof Tor
the Confederation Maurice Lcyue one OF
he O'COnnell family the Meaeher OF Con-
citation Hall has done so NJ. Galwey Is a.
active Uniouist NJ Slrtch IS president OF a
.ab. and Lord Firench. ms letter has remorse
.gsss .truc6 ~ the groundwork OF the Association
-rloral force
ii0w eagerly is Monday looked Tor Not the
Wonder how others viii act iu place Of acting
themselves while this subject by engro.sing So
much OF their attention. has induced a iorgetul
ess ot M.tchels trial and rs attendant c.rcum
stances, and tnus tie stormy sorrow caused by his
sacrifice is becoming says the NafDr fainter every
lay But We need not iesr lint with our present
Government. True to their mlssionin Ireland they
are preparing 10 rouse the people again. On Tues
ay the Fel0u Office was surrounded by policemen
layiug n warrant % arrest Mr.. Martin the regis
tered proprietor OF the paper, Tor felony under the
new act He was not IA Dublin at the time, nor
vii he appear until the present Commission al
lurus He will then come into town and give
himself up By this plan be. Will have time To-
prepare for his defence, and avoid the Indecent
hurry there was IN poor Mitchell case. Mr. Deyin
Beilys house was searched during his absence
los the Police, OF course with a view TO MS prose-
cutiOa. The Government will not let the eXaspe
ration cool
The t1ai o. the Iraversers IN tie drilling case IS
over. Their sentence viii scarcely be credited
seven wears transportation tor the young man Go
,arty, who acted as drill-sergeant two years I'M
prisonneut tor the Secretary OF the Club, and one
wears imprisonment tor the remaining eleven.
The Secretary, Andrew English claimed the sever
r. punishment for himself rs amattor OF Justice, he
avino founded the Cub and induce the others a.
Din. he was proceeding 10 answer some remarks
made by the Judge in has cha-ge Odt was hersnly
.ilenced bv that dignltarv, who. told him he was
eterating what he knew IN his heart and soul was
series Of lies and that his conduct would bring on
aim nm increase o., punishment. could they be ac-
tuated by any feeling out Justice. Mr. Reilly case
stands over for the next Commission Two papers
nave been started since 1 wrote or that subject
the Irishr1an and the Tribune. The Tribune pre-
cents novel feature m Irish journalism. Follow
pg the French fashion, It has IT. pages diversified
With an original story by Carleton bearing most
interfering name. Speaking OF Carleton re-
minds me he has GOT pension OF .t2OO yesr. aud
90 has sheridan Knowles, our irish dramatlst.
the lrshman gives every week portrait OF one
other of our IRISH patriots but Tins attraction the
Tribune likewise possesses While speaking Oi
he trials forgot mention the case OF VI artlu,
Young lad OF s. who Is indicted for causing terror
ID the bosoms OF her Majestys lieges, by carrying
a tri-coiored flag through the streets OF Dublin on
bike. when returning from DOnnybrook What
his punishment will be exceeds the sagacIty OF
man to diyine-somethins striking, doubtless NJ