New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Meeting Of English Chnrii-t- aud Irish Re
nanIrr-.

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens Of Dublin "as
held fIc path for the purpose ol adopting inc uc-E
-urc.t and shortest plan fo repeal hc Legislative mon
by forming league between the kcpca.ers and h"il-
cal Hcformcrs ol Great Britain Tor mat purpose ana
based fhc principle of iull tree, ANA com t' i'I
rescufatiou of thc people ln The commons mouse OF
Parliament Mr. james Lccch and Mr. samuel Midi
members of the Charil-t Convention, attended %, dele
gates from the English Chlr-ts Opromoie inc OBJECTS
of the meeting. There were not more than 5JO per
sons present. Mr John Mitchell IN the chair.
The Chairman addressed the meeting 40 length
Having expressed his regret 80 the sman"ss OF th'
meeting Do proceeded 20 say that be- believed mere "
nothing more dradcd by their cncmy-ihe Bnish Tow
crnmcnt-fhau tc prospect ot am alliance utiNcth iAt
English Chsrtisis and the Irish Rcpcdicrs Having al
ludci 20 the late mou-tc. Chgrt petition, De- observed
that f uo other advantage flowed from q, reception ny
the li0u-c of Commons Do bad taught them lnc 1haf
f-fsl that their Interests Identical Win iIo-t o
the Irish people aud they ought never again % uuon
the Commons Tor any purpose. However me l"" par
fio- might disagree 20 the means necessary I'D "a
their rc-pccfvc ect- he glad to say it} agreed
boo this important rc-pect-thcy bad one common tnl
i0 destroy. the Legislature of England Nr Mitcn' d
fhcn stated chat Doe could not promise % act as "a m
Der of the Chars Convention in obedience io iHc "-h
OF the Ch8rt-f of Manchester who bad elected him To
represent Them he would only 20 t0 England A- ga t
g0tat0r for bis country and De- could hoi co''h.
t0 act as rcpre-oltafiyC of English thu-t- lh con
clusi0n be- would make this proposal 90 me tn-l-h
Charti-ts-iet them undertake 90 make England I'M
-0ycrnablc hy auy English Government wing OF rory
which withheld from th,m their iuI rights ana re
ri-hmen wOuld engage 90 make Ireland uh5oF'Ili''--
by amy Ministry. good bad or Indifferent
Mr. $ Kidd Hs one of the population from the L4-
hsh Chartst Convention nest addressed tlc meeting "s
great length advocating the different points OF thr
Charter He concluded by expressing WEN tnat ine
English Chsrsts should be- forthwith permitted 70 ira
tcrnize with lrshmeu for ifths was done n an ttci
ual manner they would soon DE enabled uy tltI loAt
eXeriions 20 compel Lord Clarendon % pack up me- ua
gage and quit Ireland and Lord John hussc44 o "l-P
pear from DOwuin-s without the ceremony OF --Al'-
Her Majesty permission. Hc wished distinct. to I"
forth that he desired 20 form no union Win tlr l'"
lords or ari-ocracy of either country All he wished
for was one common union between the democracy
OF England and Ireland
Mr J. Leech tle other member Of the Chartl't dcpu
tation spoke sf considerable length After commenting
ON fh. stresses Of the Irish people during he year
l-f1-a vclri which according 90 me ai' returns Oh
Capt Larcom who drew them zap % the instance Oh lc
lr-l Government there suficltni green lllA
crops grown ia Ireland t0 feed population Oh
pcrson--hc said be must express hs conFlcl.oh li'
the British Government would never succeed ~ N 'up
pressing public opinion n Ireland 10y coeIc.oh ilr 'i
tirely agreed with Mr. Mitchell 20 me au.l,aulAF v
embarrassing the British Executive py FeHneIl5 JUN
countries unsOycrna1e and ne was 7a-l'Itu i.at
such course u action was boldly perseyered ID y must
ultimately lead % success The GOrernen, Aad ue eI
not attempt 20 military power az all't ii,a4l Iol
be could confidently assure them llit te W -'s
attempted massacre oi me irl-h IfoI.- - 49,
would have f- termination for ever what ne came
there 20 impress ou them most particularly was ilhi
tens OF thousands of Er-shulen shared A iI.
.uicrin-. had the same interests ana WIZ a,.-'' ~
the same resolutions ne the lrsn leopf WIN mem
they resolved that come death liberty or OondAst ine
informal blood .fsirel svstcm Of government under
which tbv loaned should be- broken down az all naz
ards ....
Mr. W Connor moved a resolution 10 FAVOR OF Ihi
vcr.al suf-a-c vote by ballot annual Parliament 81.
Trbc r,..r-,,- ,a. subsequently addressed hy other
speakers and 80 O'Clock ADJOURNED % inc -'A ''' '''
tlcr discussion.