The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

enaty and tempt visitatons Of that God
ren bSdags Egypt BY persstins in
whom the sword silence and scatter but cannot
comfort, ehlightcn, elevate or feed,
We your brethren in Humanity,
As the above mastery and we'll written address was
reading the cheering at some Of its most emphatic
points was truly deafening and tremendous
The chair the put the question that this address be
adopted the address of the people OF the city OF
New York. which carried with rapturous applause
MIR. Casserly, another member Of the COMMITTEES TO
draft an address, then introduced by the chairman
who read the following address to the people OF Ire
land -
THE FRIENDS OF IRELAND IN NEW YORK TO THE IRISH
FarSps IRELAND Across the sea we have watched in a
enc and with attention the Of events in your island
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into the aps life The g., impulse was felt
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this earth assumption BY any govern another
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Republic based the ampe.t Of the right Of every
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for freedom need not be discussed.
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were possible we are ready to draw the sword as our
We tremendous responsibility You
alone can know VIVA. The similarity between the condition of
nU s Of CIVILIZED which S
snormy also declared that BY patience
sy have been the have amply
;sTsd :s.s English
resist with his the astsrmnaaea Of the irish ps to
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wrong ITSELF perpetual the way
People Of Ireland! be we'll this declaration which
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Very Of those who address your flesh
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words Others of boast q lineage All of
an" for Es virtues
character and especially Of your national struggle for your
take at s s great ss ss .ss
Of EUROPE with reference to Ireland we cannot believe that she
the mighty revolution which sweeping the Continent
down the a hSay Of ages and restoring to the
and brute force may resist the new spirit Of the age England
Ireands triumph scarcely question Of time Peace
ably freby tis a. hand Resist with all her power and
that burdened load Of debt which her eoos
her whole financial totsr
ing from recent and the constant of CONT
in the midst q all h. We eannS believe thu, England will Ssn
People q Ireland: Friends and Brothers. do not, then
ton Remember that in nations growth = anticipate The
srs firm ts %s%sn, to
To- this end union union union among all classes and eess
madness il that drives men who are pressing forward with the
bright goal view upon BY way' is
People q Ireland! did but know how divisions among
The high hopes that bhtedhe generous efforts and
ris~sn stree; Saws newspaper wranglesves such
not IN ali the power Of imperial England to intei
therefore the Satisfaction with which we have
than heretofore without reference creed
of their country who sacrificed their prudices and
The that completes such unon achieves the liberties
enoo inper the commanding position 81 people content
only extremity Of sell defence On the other hand
which The World in ri. esSy' could
hand would Be lifted st hs outrage that
retribuhon which would follow
srses Of her power and domioion.
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be NJ Swn e Gs w this arn anS
ng Of which, for months ras the sounds have reached
That the crisis: it should unpcparcd
reason which demands you
in the power Of the oppressor BY any rash out.
sion How 70 e indicate
secnce can be NO crime under Jus, laws simply
That war but especially civil war; il. dreadful evil . not
lightly to be tmth disputed BY Hut that
just qarrri rights truth equally ndisrptaSe We
S IN s .n .o sS .s~ the misery
res OF victims Of periodical famine and rst
thy Observation-Disclosures for present hope &
hate and discord forever in the land AMI and
prosperity unknown.
This condition Of things compared TO which the horrors Of
war fade into nsgnhcance and escape from which, cheapy
| purchased, almost any terms
That this Is the present as has been tho past condition Of
your country melancholy fac and that il to he amended
for the future English legislation affords hope With you
% % people,
without being driven farther rventy hope Should hopes
he disappointed and England draw the sword for civil
maintain for few longer her power miovern Ireland
be assured struggle between the people and tyranny could
deeply than that which then enlist the sympahes Of
the world No nation that loves liberty and hates oppression
into the degradation of the people that have proved their
apa FOR clfovernment by the patience with which they Ia
bored for their rights and the elevation Of their genius by it's
wise lriancy after centuries Of misru America linked to
you by ties will not he wanting Whatever the friends
| be done without stint
Such may give you farther the
course ofcven lead time alone disclose what may
he certain that the heart Of the American people with YOU
the last BE but true to yoursclvcsbc not diverted from
purpose by force fraud by assaults from without divisions
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