The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27


not going 10 say in Gods get arms, for that
IL edition an not gong To FAY in Gods name get
Plies. for thst II felony but AN going to say ia
CO De nsnc get unbi sss. for the Isin may fall AN
gong 10 ssy in Gcds name get great coats for the
vii Ier s. coming and you might catch cold. am
lot going tell You upiui"n OF the government OF
thit country; you all pretty well know that but
VIII give you the opinion Of somebody else; and AS
tbis nan il y long way ,h don't think that the
govern .Dent will be- able CHI him that is the
tditor If the N.w York Head l sm reading from
- stamped newspaper CHE Iimes), the most loyal
pap.r il ell he world, and therefore there Is no
n.n,on in that This is what Brother Jonsthsu
we nation, you and we a Dation FAY they,
'provtllipg in shect slavery There Is shame! A
nan ow ohgnrcby IL grinding the masses of popu-
ation topewd.r-t rules taxes and pluDder the State
for its owl ucie md ambition. The church the law,
u. navy the amy and tn. crown are Kept up only to
satate bu pgIy aw, argrandse its The
Diooe classes 70 fays Brother Jonathan don't say
go either slaves toadssthe lower classes, only
slaves Cbartisn, fays Brother Jonathan, is the
raj and OF the popular feelings the
unconcsatd wth OF rhe majority Of the people IL for
rspu bic and the, only kept in check by the ter.
rors Of mill, airy force And now, hing to the
point that har called us together this night We will
quote Brother jonathan again, because they cannot
editor OF the Neu York Herald which, mark you, is
the organ of The war party and the war party in
another sig niicant fact f ever there were people
who had cause 10 rise and strike their tyrants the
risb are that people ever there was time to do
the present IL it. The crisis may bs delayed until
after hsrvest but inclined to think that 1t will
come then, beyond all peradventure They will gain
accetfion to their ranks from Mr.. Mtchels con-
victiou and transportation, OF thousands who have
heretofore opposed their movements; and IT. afeer
rising in arns they can but hold their grou
six weeks, their example will assuredy bs followed
by the Cbartists don't say SOFT Is the editor Of
the Ne,c York Heraid-'and the result will be the
OF the most corrupt tyrsn meal grinding and des
potic ents that Providence ever permitted to
tocrscy- the well.fed puppets of the government
they who have lived the fat Of the aad, and revel
led in luxury purchased by the sweat and anguish Of
a nation will be crushed to stoms' II AN not de-
tanning you long, will read you another extract
because you know 1 told the other night that |
u very good g. neral that should not get into
Quod 1t will be more luck than judgment, in my
opinion However, the last evening spoke, only
prayed something 1t does not say IN the act that
gine compass, or devise. Tonight am only reading
something. The gsgging bill does not say must
to law. Brother Jonathan says again, By the last
arrival from England have some indication of the
policy which England has shaped. and which, from all
appearances, she IL determined to pursue II is not
direct, OPEN and honest policy, such as Russia has
marked out but mean, pitfu sneaking, and under
band system Of petty intrigue and Machiavslian de-
ceptOn, which has always characterised her go
vernment from time inmemorial. IL is the same
system which she has so successfully, thus far,
been enabled to retain her dominion over that
island in despite Of the wishes of its people and
in direct contraventon Of ali principles OF justice,
human and divine Fearing the powerful republic, 1t
increase, its stability, and its future greatness ans
Gle way this wicked atrocious dsboical go
vernment has embarked in a policy which would dis
grace the Thugs Of India. She dare not meet the re-
public in the field and there maufully and honoraby
dispute the spread Of the principles of free govern
ment in Europe. The first shock OF battle would
show her wickedness and PROSTATE her But she can
play the assassin. She can stab her enemy in the
back, she has done former occasions. and she
is attempting to do again but 1t will be seen with what
mined upon to send abroad her agents for the pur
pose of intriguing with the people and with the
of the continental nations Of putting the peo-
pie against the government and the governments
against the peoples Of melting the to rise for
masses have risen, to massacre them, as has been
done in Naples There is not only every proba-
bity, but 1t is almost a moral certainty that the
late dreadful massacres in the city Of Naples
the work of this treacherous and mean government,
through the agency Of its ntrguers AT the present
time there Is doubt that England has her agents
scattered throughout ali Europs'-of course She has
them scattered in Milton Street Theatre-whose mis-
sioDs are of this character and who, if successful
would deluge Europe with the blood of her people, and
establish amid carnage and desolation. monarchy
in France andthe progress principles Of
eminent from makiDgfurther nEurope. These
the pcsbe and underhaud which this as
sassin has resorted to to overthrow France
not daring have before stated lances
with the giant republic Now the Times says in
to this, that England has to dread from
the naves of France han she has the armies of
America but she will NEEDLE with the internal affairs
neither she the ID Of either
but because'I think toobut because she poets
the rights Of nations and recognises the value of
Ireland up p sm not in the Cabinet | am not in
the Council. o. yes, know Lord John Russell was
been more juries than the Galway jury sit about
Lord John Russell but the question is asked in the
bill is Ireland up think you will all own she has
been down long enough; and another thing you will
too, think, that it is time she up nd she
does not get up herself man. her right for
being down, any willing slave right any
tight that kisses the chains that nd them It is
only shame that the innocent should suffer with the
guilty that those who pant for liberty should still
oarp art hui
hope that Ireland is not slave at heart and the time
is fast approaching perhaps at this very she
s at III and II she is God Of the suffering poor defend
the right In ancient times the question was asked,
How long, o, Lord how Icing shall tyrants reign
tyIants reign? Tyrants have reigued in Ireland for
seven centuries nearly and hope that those that
Knocked her suferings and starved her, may meat
with the reward they merit, whoever they are. But
what would Ireland do If she had her nationality say
some people What has that to do with me- as an En-
glishman The Irish have right to govern themselves
If they govern Themselves ILL the fall on their
own backs. why should eight millions of Irishmen
merely because they are rishmen be called the most
stupid people the face Of the EARTH fthey govern
themselves ILL., they will have all the conseq ue nces
if they govern themselves WELL they will have the ad
every other nation govern itself by laws Some
people say what have the English do with it, The
Epghsh, consider II they are democrats at heart
just they have raised their voice against injustice and
oppression in Poland Why not raise their voice when
Lord John Russell said yesterday, when some of the
Irish members of the House of Commons were told by
his lordsbp to 60 to Ireland where they were wanted
to make peace, they said. but will you not give Us
oDe remedial measure, something by way an Give
bran oh tn take to Ireland NO., said Lord John
Russell, You must Co. without any remel isI measures
at all say the government are acting either
very roguish or very insane. and therefore 1 say
openly and advisedy, that neither a roguish Govern
ment nor an in'snce government ought to
exist But the same gentleman says that we
do not want any reform. Why, gentlemen 1 am
ready here to assert-and, as love discussion would
discuss it with dy-there is something rotten IN
the political state Of England that, fsom the crowa
Of the head to the sole Of the foot there nothing but
Gratis lords feetraders special constables and hlus
devils have all done that which they ought not 60 have
DONE and have left undone that which they ought to
do and IL there is one monopoly than another in
this country 1t Is the monopoly of legislation One in
has voice In this country and while that is so
we are virtually slaves fthers is abominstion in