New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
UNITED FRESHMAN

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Come on with he aTdOr and hope Of lover
Come forth with the thoughts that burning within
Let glory and honor and memory win you you
OF many JOY and hope they We bereit you
But strength for the cOniest sti-sti is left you.
Come on. by the sorrOws that wildly Cypress you
Come on by the triumph that surely y ID bless you
By the Past driven orth-by the Future invited
Thcrt rOile ctf s2N fta HlGy aerer BE- shghfed.
They come the brave Of the Emerald Mother
On on the struggle, sire cit0r1H, and brother Ing
From the CHI and the mountain them down pour
Their cry the voice Of the tempest outroaring,
~ "a proud eyes dare the lightning and thunder
The ranks Of the foernen al breaking asunder
Like rivers that sound in their syery laughter
With wa upon wave dsshng after and after.
For Oh il IS mirthful to meet thus together
With pike in the hand and with foot Oh the heather
To think Of the wrong you grasp with the wrOnger
And feel the deep soul growing stronger And stronger
And think that one blow viii forever and ever
Our nation and name from al tyranny sever.
Oh dav of al days when the old soil, awaken
shall tsnpe the chains she has tesrlessly broken
Eva
The loilow M extracts are given Al is Editorial
head, embodying its purposes:
-nee as, Be lid al 81 halaIi Il lie neu of prop
usn n 20 grsgerfs" THros.lD woIrr Io,r
"Sete tie jury 'hs judge. say th' Court pre-
sues Q, imagine tiat CRIMINAL who stands 10 the iocs
a.t,i s through ID blsle1s under strong o duty
g ot repent of lahns hs'e t9a- and believe that he course
joss ,irsart rom tle iact r Sesess l-h Sls,. l,i-
1t Der 81 estf Aflrnel General 90 hs flff Or ls Govern
menf, have olaerin- POI mf County hoitsf h't@tf
joins MAErIS, THOMAS DLyIN REILLY aud
JAHfs F LALoE are IT. leading Editors and they
SIGN their own names 10 then articles The first
Editorial is b. joins MAK1Gy. We cannot make
room icr it al bat insert the closing part Of 1t,
giving his reasons tor stIll laborug and hoping for
Ireland
II we are oitenumes boastiul suspicious
selfish, cowardly "leader ridden there is the more
urgent need fOI National Independence 20 OF
those slavc.yices To talk of people hitting themselves
for freedom while state Of slavery, Is not less silly
than 90 talk Of people fitting Themselves tor slavery
while IN a tate Of freedom The way for ensaved
people 10 fit Themselves for freedom Is to assume free
dom The proof ls given that they M, when they
hbcIate themselves Not from any such silly gust
at the slaves vices of my countrymen would desert
my native land. But could not live IN Ireland and de-
rive my Of life a member Of the Irish cOmmu-
nifty, without feeling a citizens responsibilities in Irish
public aiairs And those responsibilities involve the
guilt OF national robbery and murder-Of system
which arrays the classes of people against each
others prosperity and very lives like beasts Of prey
rather, like furnishing sailors on wreck-Ot the de
basement and moral ruin OF people endowed by God
with surprising resources fOr the attainment Of human
happiness and human dignity. | cannot be loyal 10
system Of meanness terror, aud corruption although
u-urp the title and assume the forms Of Govern
menf. 20 long such Government presumes 30
insult and nure and those in whose prosperity am
involved must offer it all the resistance in my power
But despared Of successful resistance would Ger.
tanly remove myself from under such "Goven.
ments' actual authority.
That do not now exile myself Is a proof that hope
to witness the overthrow and assist in the overthrow
of that most abominsble tyranny the world groans
under-ihe British Imperial system
To gain permission for the Irish people TO care for
their own lives their own happiness and dignty-to
abolish the political conditions which compel the classes
of our people hate and 10 murder each other and
which compel the Irish people TO hate the very name OF
tn English-to end the reign OF fraud perjury cor
ruption and Government butchery, and 10 make lar,
0rd and pace possible in Ireland The Irish Fci0H takes
it, place among the combatants in the holy now
waing in this Island against foreign tyranny. In
Quoting IT, my weapons shall be ne truth e nh0ie truth,
AID nothing bur tie truth, 50 help me God
JOHN MARTIN.
That is very plain talking-but Mr.. REILLY goes
into the subject more at length and in still plain
err manner. Though the article is long, we will
give it entire We have no doubt that this article
speaks the thoughts OF seven-eighths ofthe people
1t is addressed
To the Eagshman calling himself George William F'etert, Eaf Of
Clarendon He M4e-i, chei Legal Murderer and Ju Packer
That am compelled TO address you now. my lord.
you are the sole You have not forgotten how
be- whose humble follower ! used much 10 your
terror and uneasness week by week 10 tell you all
secrets by one without equivOcation or bonn
bast-a plan promise you TO follow 10 the best OF my
ability, while this hand remains without weapon or
a handcuf But an eminent dipOmatst, Ike your lord
ship mild and equable Chief Governor, who walk
from that den OF cOnspratOrs you call your privy
ell with the blood of men marked for slaughter
CLOTHING round Your SOUL into phlosOphc reunion OF
bullock and men ssrvers, and there talk bland
Is and sbly OF the of the country you wifully
devastate--a ike you, who plot In your cham
Der with thai recreant bravo you call your Catholic
Attorney General and his sherias, and jurors, to take
away honest mems liberties and lives and then ride
out In sildcd csparison with the tailoring Of soldier
on and look Heaven the face and ord
Lieutenant, say, with convenient conscience Of that
kind might forget the trucuent base sud cowaTdiy
in which you have done into the slavery vi the
huks IN distant island, your mortal enemy and my
immortal friend. will take care you shall not step
by step and week by week free chained, with pen
in hand, by word Of mouth IN prayer 10 God will
peat your intany and make others repeat IL al the
hwinds that whistle round you by day and the ser
pent conscience which coils you round by night. scow
lnz you. shall alike his. IN your the word
assassin
crat acknowledge the titles men have fairly
you had noble enemy, and you dealt snoby with
hm-you had chivslTOus opponent. and you met him
like q coward-yOu had man of proud heart and low
IN soul great and original who challenged dened and
terrified you in the open day in the worlds hearing and
you skulking behind a lawyers gown and judges
petticoais, and jury Of packed. purchaseabe bank
rupis cOnspired against him IN the dark, and did him
into irons bya method old, so worn. 80 mean, 50
very contemplate, transparent IN us niamy and Is
action utterly base and cOwsrdly that the most vu
takes biz enemy down from behind ditch decently,
is noble and brave man in the world estimation
pared with you. ! would wash the feet OF that
before ! would defle my hand with yours Oh my
lord assassin ]; very poor and very base
just think OF II in the 18th year OF the reformed
constitution Of England OF the popular the liberal
form dill IN the administration Of the liberty OF the
subject Whigs. of the justice tolrelsnd Wings. Of
the giItuous adv snce OF civilization Wings, you. a
Wig enlightened. ameliOraiive, a hbertyOi-0piniOn.
uihloying Whig-hsd bill through your great
London Club declaring that speak write the truth
in Ireland would thencef0rth be felony. To be sure
you ight well have said, 70 est breakfast OF say
good morrow in Ireland would thenceiorth be ieo
ny aud. indeed had you refused 10 govern the
country without bill against brcakfasting or bidding
good morrow you would have got i too Well,
YOU got your bill and indeed II neecfu for there
was jus, in Ireland who kept speaking the truth
pspa5y lying il your rule here-and you declared
that he and you could not be free in Ireland together
You had army al your back hireling press AZ your
back police system, web Of detectives girding us
round paid pamphleeers, printing presses landlords
merchants itching prove their 10y atty you and
their willingness 70 shoot and slay the people-you had
middle class Of lion and unicorn JUROR painting for
the box-you had coercion bill 70 disarn the poor,
and hirelinCs % commit outrage wheres0ever you
pleased an was not sufficient without your bill The
one voice of outDOken truth stronger than al your
machinery of government" How that voice, ringing
along drove you IN alright TO call again and again your
garrison to and keep them ACQUIRED and screwed
in belt and kuaugacx ul1ht day hi they al but