The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
Fr0sa is. Ds6l.a Yasie.si. J.iy D.
The spirit of the .r,ss press.

Fsoza ts< Dsblia Natisaai Jslv P.
 The spirit of the Irish Press. I en thoaszn1 men in Meaih-tweIye thousa nd ], Cerk-ss many more 5n Du.ain-ten thoussna ii Lameriek-hIiy thousand on the top of Slievenanor with the eneieat hills bensath their feet and ths eternal heavens above their heads, have cevetsG themseiye ihts wesk 10 lrelana's service 4 hua dred thousaBd recruits. in a weck-no mean addi. hon Co "tae Army of the Lsague.''
 Next week new ecantes and new towns will be eated sh to declare for the sane Lesgne, and a quarter of . million by this day week will be added Co the mlfster rpl of Liberation. No Secrr- tary may enroll fhem--no political gOd-faihes ini- uaie tbem--hat enroilcd and atEisd they would t,e sy the sanction of all the virtues in the bonds oi Persoaai courage ana mutual confidence.
 Let the Enea who invoke this power and have soi eois response reoice and treble-rejoice for theil success. tFerDble for their responsibility Once more the ineHtinguishable sOal of Ireland aninaiss ils ancient forms and prepares to wrestle wtth it's aa- etent enetay.
 Oh, Heaven. ii Is . noble sight, Nobler far than the spectacle of young King dispensing justice, CT of injured Christians forgiving their enemies, or than anything esss earthly and hamsr ia this sad cen aPPariiiOa of q nation rising from famine to confront destiny God send the leaders be worthy of tse;r followers.
 To see greaf p1rsr running waste or rIet is surely the s2dces; sight on earth How awful is a shPess bay, heGSeess salisy, fertile and desolae
 
 goal ef MAzeppas course.
 "A thousand horse and none 10 riie"
 But to headless array sf myriad arms and teet- is ts dfsaiest spectacle of all To see thts people pasionfal and parposeiess calling for sths wosd, and ITO oae to give 10 iheua begging the ! way fo freedom as fsiniinz travellers to spring and those they look to tearing down the guleposss and telling them 10 stand still this is the most Elaa- aeaiag slght human eyes have seen this side the Delayed Paradise.
 Bat no. no, nc. This must not and will not be Soul shoots to soul ia the p;ierable depths of OUT degradafion, and yaler springs upon his wsv from Peak to peak, waving the green flag of his native nation, before ssi who aspire to follow him.
 Go ou-bat first, paase on your way and set your house in oTer and disburden your soul of is chain ef sins. Make peace and pact with God He is ao desPes- He gave yea land fi for nation of Psiaees to iaherii. He spread for you these ieI1s ef EeFaare. and blessed the seeGs you committed after ahe flsaiOn of your fatLers 10 His earth He demands from you neither usGrious rent nor crush sag tss--isi=ke peace with Him SuiGkv Si5se the world began lie has been the fienl of the truth and the sure prop of weakness. Pray 10 Him, propi- nite Him. Bat to all who stand between you and your rights, be hostile and fierce as fire 10 tow
 What viii The people dol Who will the people foi'ow' The people viii follow whoever vii lead Inc people will act in concert against the common enemy
 Now. then. the time is come to tsst true leader ~sSN AtG uHhe N come Tor C04F1 H and power of miad to co ihcir part IT the evoksrs shsisk from the pressncs of inc spirit thev have rzisec they are lost Ii they were but white foam on the 10? Of the popalar wave, and not the com Peiiing iri1ents. they will oe wasted on the a;Gd and Remembered only as a smile ciyscorn. But if ihey be ras men anl rssolGte, they may lead tils moving race, like trained hofse pto the isis and through them te victory
 The clubs have been callcd h mockerv, by the castle slaves. ''the Army of the League" l quote the phrase, for 1t has true meaning in it. Aud what Is nntian without military virtues and mil. fary osganfxslionf It is Hln3ostan: il is China il is eonqHsFable by any nucleus of invasion hoxcvcr small Gratton's voice had the potency of a traaa- ret eecasse fl rose from sssrsraec raEks Not seu Lls snsithssts gs'ered so kesaly in the eyes cf 'teeroys as The bayoneis of the voIanieers. His martial and cemfa ndiag e.oQuencs iaspres Us even 10 day; but what mast ii noi have been with an sc- compartment Of banners, and music, and ennnon Sad cheras of cai,oo0 atoli voices. ..i followed her." he said of Ireland, from injury to sru,s- from arnns 10 hoerty. glorious and ayiahlc career for the creator of a nAilsa
 Religion has beea invoked bs sesOotisra to lis caunsensaee this ne~ array of Ifisa voluateers IL hss net answered bat l. has psased on th~ ap.,eai Thiak well. oh religion. Of year faForite islaaa ere y0a answer Yasos and eevoton are hostile ele- I5entS- The sane eEnhlerls mark the nonuments of flse g~rd pastor and ts~ tras knight-the dog typical cfscoaFage, vigiisae-. aaa Eseitv Re saeInaet the s'ory of me i0la Legion and tI- CTusades II ls hot your kz.ii and yoGr relies ,e turn from these soF1id iaites ags 10 those sa the profession 0f arms Sas solemn light of the church when kiags about to he crowned appeared at tiae alter in fall sFInoF-when swaras and tanner. were ssiemny blessed by soee priests and rntred abbo,. and the military knew no erreifx than the hilt of his beloved sweEd Do not divorce chivalry and the ehaFckl = the ehiia aad tisc parent Do not place without The pale of eur duties that seno N ned ancsert valor which wafshigped Ike tho bahlcsu in humanity and loneliness. and which cSuld wressie like aEgsI with aneisai pe.Tcrsenazs anl ssror.
 We cannot nou afford tc sacrifice the clubs -- They must be sireagthened, increased. aad exten- eed- Bat II is ret necessary as prelitzinsry ts action that they slsai3 ke universal Ssint RniA xn4 Ssrshcld ,sd oasy two provinces against Mari- kcrcugh and " f1iau; Gfattsn wen enr legislative insepepaence with 'eighfeen cc1niiss st ihe bzr'' three or feaY counties in 'se had nearly ea5si the British dcrniascs ia shis kinT3r ten twelve are enough far the wsrk T.n. L>afh- Mogha can I,as- rate Ireland f Lea,h-Cs=a ncgsr stirred haH4 CT feot.
 And te dis, undoubtedly. # mast come The lenrrs sces vel 10 take consiitn sicRal position q. Arw- but can IL Keep II ta Nc; the gcvernneE: wsl ns4 szlsn t. II viii be driven ffcrn t. azsd rnuss knosr sxAen t is %. \ feandering man will never he heiagEsd he shonts out that he has sili stAe lei pazuk" under hEa. The League mast know when ti k driven from the halls of argQme nt te the 6es of fusce, and that, feresce, is not distsnt eTent, But If n vii not know uls. the pesptc VIII nsy, do: and Tue next fary packed in Ireland stl le the signal of revoatlou which will sweep away every barrier of artifice and every eb VI txrI.