The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-22
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ID. McGes, appeals 70 ~ = 4
as follows.
Nsr1os Or
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Nsr7on Or
To THE AxEncAx Pruvr = M -
In Pans. tae pres |. 49,
OF claw and order;' In Pefssi
ded as al open enemy. IN Roc
VA 'he Hame OF religion; in d
~ nded Tor the security Of this crc~
can freedom o. speech and writing e.
Il not in these United ststesl
Bateye here IL is sonetin,,. 49,.
species OF ihler'erenee-the intsrls~~.~
'7insh eon'OA aiion, Corporate cop.-<
when Il 'ess summary, is not less ~,
~ JUS attempts 10 st'ile opinion and nm
1sPe huehee- An instance Of this rs
.Iy'ilng u,e liberty Of The press Is ao~ !.
tel 20 the American public; ia Eh,-.-' :.
Is 10 make II the last, a. il isprobssI-. ~
experiment Of the kind, hith.rte -.
/ here. pt>z'
/ A short statement Of the f-efs-- a..
viii enable al. men 10 Judge whsft.-.. s'se
not eail for Z prompt verdict Of DubI-s -. e'a'
nation. '0-as1'-
I'm the 2oIh Of October. Is4s. ear,,...,
the publication Ct weekly newsp,o.-, i. =
l ork, called The Nation, Ito 10 iey.l-.' =.
land and her emigrants, AM The FB,a,-s. N
mOerscies. Prom the FIRST numb-r : -
dea! with the causes OF the d-s-n.-...---s
struction Of The Irish in Ireland. v,,t- -
lectual and social condition Of a.. ,"'. 'I'e.-
IRISH in America, and with Eura8~,- az
tons, such as have arisen IN Frsprs - -
many, and Of ate, especially with M, -. -
business. a-
In relation 10 Ireland, Tao N.t.ss .....
first journal, owned and edited h, b - 20
which charged the horrors rndur-4 h. -.
nature in that ISLAND equally on IL, 60 ne
iiieians ana lis foreign rulers. -
To the emigrants ia this country A. -...,-.
fixed department, explained by Ii. -
Educate. that Yea NAV b. fre--' W.
them their faults Ia the plaiuest lanyp.,. M
showed that they were tools n -
cunts" in political influence, ana che ~, ,
instead Of 1.-The seed" Of the Am--.,4. C'-.-'
lie Church We preached TO them "a ~
hshRess. temperance, CLEANLINESS. ans Il.
gality;" We exhorted each man 10 oNu 80
house, and his own opinions.
In relation To Rome, We advocated M. Pen.
lie, indicated the TriumVirs, opposed -.
lection Of Peter Pence, and urged TIE tst..
separation Of the temporal from the sy,rtu,.
power.
These were new ideas in our Ir.sl sanmB-
", but many were prepared for Their receipt.
| " hafc eAo oaAlri1NNlOA 70 hlUN u 80
1 town, State, and territory, Throughout -
America, some lrishmen have f-c-,,-- r.
yaneed, and manfully upheld them
: But IL cannot, ght not TO De- Gomez a..
, a widespread and powerful iRfurnc, has -
organized 10 s,ifle these opinions ia thtr .ai.--
cy, ano TO crush TLs Nation, the. ora. III.
half year We have been informed Of ta. -.
, IBgs OF this influence in ssyeIa St,t.. Al
: cities, AID have endeaVOTeo, by remo1,,-.ss.
and every honest nit. CATION Of lanrus.s b. "a.
eiliate orremove il. II was implacab,-. a. .5-.
= tinues so.
r In the diocese OF Boston. Hsr. ord y Yg-.
Albany, Buffalo, PilisbaIgh, ana Torouie. a.
cisl measures have been taken by many Gaia.
lie clergymen, TO arrest the circulate rs az
Z | Nsto York Naii6s. Our SUBSCRIBE ~ -g-
selves have been denounced. by name 5- Il
scriptOn, from the atlas, aBd a. othsl a., !.
the ciefgymsR Of South Boston, Mls. Pa.
1 tueket, X. l., Springfield, Mass, Cotoss. n
T., LOckPOrt, y. Y, ia some Of the ebs--- Il,
of this city, IA 81. Patrck's Cathelral. .1+ !
Richmond, and other paris o. las diocese D,
Q Philadelphia Ia one instance, l1zt u NJ
: O'Grady, Of COhOrsl the rte or c5a5s.s 81
n was refused by the clergyman. SIR Ysu Pa
10 a subscriber .Or TAs Nation - y,lsr l8sa.
, our travelling agents have been denounced b
' clergymen as soon a. thsy arrived, aHl iisu
''hunted out" This has been going "a sia-l
the beginning Of the year