New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

On. Heaven it's noble sight Nobler. far than the
spectacle o. young King dispensing Justice or Of 10
arcd Christians for giving their enemies or than any
thing else earthly and human is this sudden sppsrton
OF Nation rising from Famine 10 confront Destiny
Gop send the Leaders be worthy OF their following
To see great pouT running waste not II surely
the .addest sight on earth How awful IS shipless
bay houseless valley fertile aud desoate or thst ter
rible sight which the poet cav beyond the goal Of Ma
reppas course
- thousand horse and none to ride
But TO see hesdiess array OF myriad arms and feet
s the dismaest spectacle Of all To this people
psssioniu and purp0seless calling FOR the word" and
no one to give to them begging their way freedom
as iaintng travellers 20 spring and those they look TO
tearing down the guide posts, and telling them TO stand
u this is the most maddening sight human eyes have
seen this side the Deluge Paradise.
But no. no no. This must not, and viii not be. Soul
shouts 10 soul IN the unuterabe depths OF degrs.
daton snd NalOr springs upon his way from peak 10
peak waving the green flag Of his native nation before
all who aspire 10 follow him.
Go On-bui hrst-pause your way and set your
house order and dsburden your soul Of its chain OF
SINS. Make peace and pact with Con. He i no Despot
Tie gave you land N Tor nation Of princes 10 inhabit
Tie spread tor you these fields Of verdure and blessed
The seeds you committed. after the fashion of your
fsthers to His earth. He demands from you neither
usuriOus rent crushing tsx-rnake peace with Him
quickly Since the world began He has been the friend
OF the truth and the sure prop Of weakness Pray to
Him, proprate Him. But % all who stand between
you and your rights be hostile and fierce IRE 20 tow
What will the People dor Who VIII the People FOL
low The People Will follow whoever will lead. The
People will act IN concert against the common enemy.
Now then the time is come 10 test true Leadership.
Now the time 10 come for courage invention and pow
er OF mind % do their part II tue Eyokers shrink
from the presence Of the spirit they have raised they
are lost Ii they were but white foam the of the
popular wave. and not the compelling Tridents. they
will be wasted on the wind and remembered only as
smile Of scon But If they be true and resolute
they may lead this moving race, Ike trained horse
into the lists and through them to victory
have hppf
tie slaves, the Army of the League" quote the
phrase, for it has true meaning IN L. And what IS
nation without military virtues and military organ
cation Il is HindOstan IL s China II IS conquerable
by any nucleus ofinvason. however small GRArrAN's
voice had the potency OF trumpet because It rose
from armed ranks Not even his antithe5is siitiered
keeny in the eyes of Vceroys the bayonet OF the
Volunteers. His martial and commanding eoquence
inspires rs even to-day but what must il not have
been with an accompaniment OF banners, and music,
and cannon. and chorus OF 5000 adult voices -
followed her (he said of Ireland from injury to
arms-from arms 10 Liberty" glorious and envable
for the creator of nation.
Religion has been invoked by Despotism TO discoun
tenance this array OF Irish Volunteers IL hss not
answered. but it has paused on the appeal Think
well oh Religion Of your iavorite Island ere you an
swer Vslor and dcvOtiOn are hostile elements The
same emblems mark the monuments OF the good Pas
and the true Knght-the dog, typical OF courage
vigilance and fidelity. Remember the story OF the
10Th Legion and the Crussdes. Is II not your
habit and your relief ~ from these sordd latter
ages TO those when the profession OF arms was solemn
rite OF the Churchwhen kings about TO be crowned ap
peared the altar in full armorwhen swords and ban.
soemnly blessed " stoled priests and mtred
abbots and the military Knew no other cruchX
than the hilt OF his beloved sword Do not divorce
clivsry and the church. the child and the parent Do
place without the pale of duties that renowned
ancient vaor which worshiped Ike the publican In hui
mity and loneliness. and which could wreste like an
angel with ancieAt perverseness and error
We cannot now afford TO sacrifice the Clubs. They
must be strengthened increased and extended But II
/: not necessary preliminary TO action that they
should be universal Saint Ruth and Sarsheld led only
two Provinces against Msrboroug h and William Graf
tan our legislative independence with eighteen
Coune. at the Bar " three four Counties in 90 had
nearly ended British dominion In this Kingdom ten or
twelve are enough for the work still. Leath- Mogha
can iberse Ireland If Lesth Conn never stirred hand or
foot.
And TO thi. undoubtedly, it must come The League
does well take constitutional position at nrst but
can il keep it No the Government will not suffer
L. Il will be driven from it, and must know when Is
80. A toundering man will be believed II he
shouts GU that he has st the last PLANK under him.
The League must know when Is beaten IRON the halls
of argument 10 the fields of force, and that foresee
Is not distant event But If IL will no know this the
people will nay do and the next Jury packed in Ire
land will be the signal OF Revolution which will sweep
sway every barrier of artihce and every obstacle op
posed by power l. ID. NJ