New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

From hg Ti.h RcguiscoH Nors'g ~ the Cry
Of Brlskrn. STAT n Neg York z. $. % IT,
Pe0Dc1f Ir,iraf
FCt1ov.C ot-NrrY,iEN-We fhe Irish People OF the
CIV of Rr,kgn Impressed with the mornentous por
tent of he times n tbs TIC actual crisis OF resucs
de- ly venture % address yea we address you men
aud brethren. n love N fofroW- ana IN admiration as
children OF one common c'tntry-as coneutors o. one
common suferiug-as paftCl pants in one mutua. fame
whether OF victory or defeat We aye your brethren
in nationality We would be- brethren also boz The glores
Of successful effort. or IN re pths' OF dsappontmeht
Ia virtue OF this communion Of sympathy. -riere
equally with Won that the noble and daIniless asserer
OF his countrys rights sfoalo nave iaen the nrst VIC
.ir, -o tho ignorance Of organized oppressIOu-we
grieve tha; in the person Of John Atche-emo5dyins
and reuresentnr the rising spirit OF lrelandOur coun
try her interests her sympathies and hopes should
have been go trarorousy, 50 f0uly stricken down.
We have learned brethren, that the English Govern
mon, ~s,rtd m fraud and the most dastardly artirco
10 urocure his condemnation and we are not surprised
thereat-f0r know that force fraud ana political
iugclery have gone hand IN hand Win Lngisn unsdic-
ton aud Engish staesTnansnip We need not go itr-
Their back than the Union 20 prove hat such infamous
practices have existed and The Chinese Spanish and
Noapolitsn instances of her Foreign policy with the
wanton decoration Of the sanctty OF ,w IN the case
Of our ustrous Ff0H manifest the perpeuity Of the
-ysiom but that IN the City Of Dublin twelve men
could be found who, sitting me voice oil conscience
shutting their 20 the cry ~ bleeding humanity
deaf % the wants the the earnest aspirations
for freedom of which John Mitchell was the lmpcr
sonston and embodimeut-tha, twelve such men could
be hunted up by cunning force or bribery by the
greedy bOodh0unds Of the law, passes our c0npFe'
hcnsi0n. and fills our hearts with horror
Nevertheless sc patriots aud soldiers OF Liberty be
not dsmaycd not 10 the swift Of foot me race nor
the battle % the strong not 20 the grave ueoh-s u
victory for from out the tomb the prison or the nulA
fun often comes the spirit Of freedom % breathe into
slaves the breath OF liberty, 20 cheer ana reVVy tne
droOpnr hero 90 fashion into stern reality me Ialrol
airy dream. BE not discouraged Tor mourn men ore
and emha'mcd IN their country giateuI memory
the spirit of liberty lives ntreuchant ana eternal -nt
is immortal and cannot die. and the cause OF liberty Pr
every shock, in every CONFUSION, ever progresses
And shall ID be-. men Of ireland, win our lana ana
our cause The people shall triumph i they act nor
/ ireasonably 20 themselves. 800.
From the shore OF the Atlantic from the limit Of this
free and happy Commonwealth. we look on ofeluItn'
with passionate interest and mplore blssiu issue
/ The world cOniemplaies and calculates me chances
and In every recmsns heart IN every lana owens tne
spring hope that ireland 40 last will shake or the
weary burden beneath which she has groaned 50 long
and shine again bright star among the terrestrial
consultations
But fellow countrymcn, while with you We yearn Tor
the time we implorc you by the memory oil me lss'
attempt by the dread of future failure BY ana IN me
name and for the sake Of holy freedom 70 bde the T
fae we imp0re you 10 cooperate, We beseech you "a
pull together man. adjure you IN the name OF
/ Patriotism. IN the name OF the commandment 10 oNt
one another even Tor the sake Of our own dear
and-strOng in the love of the cause. and strong, pu
SAINT Omnpoient In fraternity. Believe that upon your
selves alone depends the issue for though you shall mo-
be- unaded In the struggle, when the world is 80 much
interested n the cvent-yet BE- bat true % yourselve
and you shall prevail in the might of truth and whei
the time has come 40 last when the the m0HHo
/ and the men are rc1dg when universal shout pro
claims a nation armng for battle for Freedoms battle
united firm indi-soublc go forth remembering YOU
wrongs forget not your duty 10 the liyng-iorget no
/ the memories Of the dead and oh remember Mitchell
A subscription was then taken uP. for the sup
port Of Mrs Mitchell and her family, the President
heading 1t with sl0, and number OF others fol
lowing with donations of $40 and So Notwith
standing the small attendance, considerable enthu
sasm was manifested and between go and so
was collected on the spot after which the mcctin.
[ adjourned