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

with defiance as ferce the oahs they sware-
With vengeance wild as the cries OF despair
That rise from your suffering Faiherland p
Are the men of Ireland bravei Or is it a true
charge that they are but idle takers who shrink when
the hour for daring strikes, Their present conduct
must determine this question.
To my mind never 10 nation was there Vouchsaied
fairer opportunity for winning Independence. grand
er prize was never held out 10 the Imperial ambition
of the Patriot than the freedom and fune n the reach
OF US if we be faithful and resoute If the GIT be
spurned no hope come OF Liberation more, until
this generation sleeps with its ANCESTRY or HELors:
Think OF the oppression the misery the deadly
wrongs, that call for the prostration OF the dominion
that enslaves, and robs, and murders. Think
Think of the gallant men who suffer Tor then SET
sacrificing enthusiasm and fidelity They plead TO Ire
land for succor for rescue-because her liberation.
will end their bondage. Think-tl " scorn defiance
vengeance the trinity Speranza so grandly inyokes
the heart upt the arm, and clench the loerat
ng hand Think
From amid the imprisonng waves that sentinel Ber'
muda manly voice, demanding restoration 10
land freed orevermore 10 a home, now desoate IN
the fathers absence. Think Of him.
From the cells Of Newgate, young gifted and noble
spirits who would be foremost in the battle 'front.' cal
on US TO gather and discipline strength. FOR they
know that ranged against the ensaver the most Of
Ireland need but strike to conquer Think Of hen
1t the most accursed TO the country ana
the 10 urge for individual consideration only an
appeal to arms And among the political prisoners
whom Newgate holds, there is not one who would not
rather this moment the etter OF the convict than
allow the Independence OF Ireland TO be imperiled BY
unwise efforts for his delyerance
SO pure, generous and unselhsh Is their devotion 10
Liberty. Holy the saints burning as the lovers
heroic the msrtyrs
But to me appears that with the fate Of these men is
involved destiny If they TOO leave our shores the
victims of Jury Packing, the mind of the country VIII
become so habtusted TO unresisted oppression that II
will for after play the part of the bastinadoed ee
plant" And we will but live 70 every man eompe.
tent to teach inspired arouse honest TO guide, and
valiant 70 lead flung into Newgate Knocked by the pre-
tence of judicial inquiry and doomed to herd with the
vagabonds and outcssts of society.
The true way 10 act now is to extend the organiLa
ton without pause, by day night. This VIII form
the country into an Army Of Defence Then-to watch
the preparation for the trials and if the British Gov
eminent dare in defiance OF the peoples viii TO pacR
another jury-ple the barricadel
IL like not at all the assignment Of month Tor prep
arstion. We have such time. Did the Casile-Vi.'
lans dread being ready for them in that interval
they would improvise Special Commission to an
tcpate and defeat action Let not the people dream
then that they can delay for month week or day
They have bat the Present Let them acta II the hour
in which they read these lines the last OF trace
And then they uiH be ready
Another subject 20 be explicitly csnvassed is the
chance of do not believe, brave friends oil
the Clubs that you will meet this question with tnid
anxiety.
Waterford paused not to measure difficulties or cal
culate probabilities when she saw her young Cheitan
marked for vengeance Had Meagher willed, be could
have held his city against ali the sarrisons south Oh
Dublin. Fiery columns OF taIl llppcIsIyheh "Ouiu
have rushed 10 his banner. The men OF Limerick, OF
whom valor is the inheritance, would have rallied
round him impetuous cohorts. Cork would nave fur-
nished iron ranks 10 his army wexford would nave
carried the Spirit of NINETY EIGHT to combat for nim
Kilkenny would have sent conungents strong and fear
less And the young Tribune might have marched
through Munster another Asccsbaus SUI! was he wise
10 bide the time until all Ireland shall be banded and
the plenty Of the maturing harvest De boarded for the
people. Munster is sure. Those who would have Ire
and win the struggle must secure for her other strong
holds in the East and West yet either partly held by
England or wanting perfect organization.
There will must be, no defeat this time II there be
m no done and how 70 do il Act instantly to com
pete the organization, and our demands will be coded
through fear For there Is no greater coward than our
tyrant
Or if it be not thus when shall be heard in one def
ant wABoRY the charging cneer oil Ilppersry-tne
stormy shout of Gaway-the thunder tones Of Donegal
and the true olden rally Of Wexford Avengers
shall stand on the graves famine nled' pluck the sham
rock from the dsdem of Britain, crown the cApyes Of
Newrate and be hailed as the deverers Of Ireland -
amen ". R. LEYNE.