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

po.sl man Of h. energy cslmnes', and skin nay Be
safely trusted to give good account Of Messrs 0Brer
Meagher & Co.
Tho movement Is only formidable the suppOsnoa
that il left 20 take it, Csvagnac has suppressed
the Clubs IT Paris and the Clubs OF Dublin not only de
serve they invite ard demand suppression. Can sry
law of liberty be claimed for Clubs which, On the eve
Of threatened rebellion. boast such titles As ne Oliver
Bond Club. the felon Club, the y CUB the bermgis
Club the Emmett Club and the Fitzgerald Clu5i We
are not afraid OF Clubs So ancnable % the ls@. u
said but by certain. that there hss been
tumu,uous rescue ~ Csrrick onSur Ne peg our read
not % attach excessive importance 20 toe monen
tary acts OF provincial rabbe such incidents vii o.
casonaiy disturb the even tenor Of English existence
II anybody has been rescued. he has doubtless ere tbs
consulted his own enience by surrenderlns hlmssi
freely 81 justice Another unpleasant feature " IL
crisis i the little immediate result Of arrest Tor sce
lion They VINO fortunate % have been sppre
hended brought before magistrate, baled and n.
leased become the idols OF mob and are carried aoosi
stared and gaped upon II they fresh from tn
skies instead Of magistrate Office 20 IL a. Corr
| the other day Al Nenagh Mr. Michael DOheny made
speech full of sedtous 30lb eH'eafrc. and solcmny
sxore the multitude attempt this very year Repeal
the Union by brute force Immediately after be had been
bsed for sed.tion. Now, must say we see no such
desperate for alarm IN this TACT II We permit
such folly shall doubtless have II The Irish rebel.
will do whatever we allow them TO DO five open our
chamber doors and allow them 10 cut our throat-
lie in bed they viii do H. 80, sso II We allow them %
set law a, defiance Bu, we have only 20 withdraw our
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l. ord Clarendon may suspend the Hsbeas Corpus Act
by his authority when the island Is IN state Of tn
surreciion ID this were done, sedion would no long
er be the shortest snd cheapest way of attracting an Al
ditory. 1 word from Lord Clarendon would set oil
this right
But there are some other sui more menseing cir
cumstanccs We do not despise them Here . one
An Irish brigade has been drilled, armed ana equip
ped At New ork for The purpose assisting the lrsh
sgaiust England. swords, muskCts and other nfffi0
have been purchased by public subscription. snd an tx
tensiyc amount OF American sympathy "a promised n
the most substantial forms We should Ike ID see M.
brigade arrive We could almost pardon the insult FOR
the Irhsm Of the proceeding and shall begin iocNpect
a Transatlantic tribute Of Goals 10 Newcastle iretsnd
has already. II we are to believe MI : bt,th, hss
dreds of thousands Of able bodied men, IN nshtng con
aiton under good officers and prepared TO cope VITA
/ Her Majestys forces. shipload OF American sym
psthzers viii be- mere drop In such An ocean but
il not American sympathy q IL English that some PEG
pie dread There have been ugly disturbances N
the North Chsrtst has been rescued from the Brad
ford police Some flags, eight or nine pixies ana rcdr
| sword were found in his house Several women have
been very furious The military have been called oa'
and have moved about rather buskly. chsrge has
been made and market place cleared. The popnlscs
sings The Irish National Guard and
Men fEngland, ye slaves.
! Beaten by poics mems slaves
and complain that the womcnthaii H. all such As choose
10 put themselves in the position OF mei-come IN now
| and then for taste of the bloodless weapons. But
after all the coloring which the terrified provincial i'm
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out very plainly that whether AZ Bradford at Ashton or
at Liverpool this Is English but Irish sympathy
The persons unprecedented last Monday Bradford were
| generally lrish their names beiray. The chief
| speaker propaganda from Macclesheld =" Commits
soner of the Chsrst Executive Council" and endued
with true Celtic enupathy to the police, ayowed him
self an freshman. They must not depend upon he
Irish they must do their work for they mig de
pend upon il the Irish would do theirs. lie was an
| irishman, and an Irish ReIealer and he would tel
them that the Irish had what the English had not VIA
pluck But he believed that the Irish had given little
| pluck 10 the English" Now, nobody shall tell Us that
any considerable number Of the English will be In
duced Join the Irish part of population IN masa
Gre page, and ncendarsm, which the expressions
of sympathy for Ireland most strongly recommended
The Engishmen OF Lancashire and West Riding not
the men 10 fire warehouses and factories, 10 plllage
mansions and slaughter their inmates Tor such, It must
never be forgotten is the sort of diversion suggested IN
the event of an instruction at Dublin The Irish
whether here or there, will have all 10 themselves
and will have maintain their rebellion against all the
rest Of the empire.
We are satisfied, then, that there are no circum
stances Of a very dangerous character. Nothing hui
| promptAess is required. We could fancy that we Al
ready saw IN the roh and Tuning of the Dublin Con
federstcs reported to-day that they are learning 10 De-
wary and They honestly avOw their reluctance
give Lord Clarendon what they imagine the pleasure
of their apprehension. They only repeat the burden
of poor old Dan OConnels harsngues. that this i pos
lively the last peaceful effort they intend to make io
their delivcrcnce and then----but there they STOP
short and leave 10 conclude II We please that they
| meant, after all, 10 do nothing.