The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-30

type under whose auspices the institutions of this great
nation have grown and fosieed Like that pure re-
pubicansm which animated the noble sons Of this great
nation in the days o trial and led them to success sim
liar spirit which has stood and will stand unimpaed
against the oppression, still remains ndissolublv
wound up in the hearts OF rshmen, and shall find vent
byand-hy successful revolt against Their oppressors
Yes and their enemies, conscious OF hs take occasion
to PROSTATE every aspiration for liberty which becomes
patent-an endeavor in which they invariably tail for,
invested with all the character oil pristine purity their spirit
grows and pospers under more and
more indssouble under the test OF persecution IRISH
men having before them The glorious example OF the
American people-ther noble lriumphs under many dis
adyanlaSes-ay and with consciousness. too OF their
practical sympathy when necessary-wl no, fail TO
forth again behtting occasion
can well estimate this moment their high appreciation
OF the magnan'mo1s action OF your government. in refer
ence 10 the noble kossnth; and will take occasion
to congratulate the American people upon that audable
movement say the announcement OF that glorious
recognition OF one OF the worlds nobest patriots will be
hailed by the Irish people with delight; because
being themselves victims OF oppression, they have learned
sympa,hize with The oppressed. and commend, with
behalf England s s @ RI 9ass people Is IN 5: ss
Hungarian patriots the hand Of sympathy but it under
similar false guisean affected recognition liberty which
best but eacherous vaunthat she has ever sought
counteract crush every tendency OF other nations to
liberal reform. Yes. Mr. President, she assumes lib
ey her guiding star, while she peIpetraes against her
subjects aggavaons Of character unparalleled IN the
history OF yranncal performances. Widely different,
indeed the relations in which she stands with regard
to Russia that connexions for IN view OF the starving
policy of England, Russian tyranny-whose characters
ties the man, consist in banlshmen imprisonment
contrasts avoraby with The former policy You sir the
type and impersonaon Of true berly-the dissominaor
OF the pues doctrines OF republicansmcan appreciate
the comparative influence upon patriotism OF those pun
ishments in the relative character OF their severity As
have already said, true PATRIOTISM onceved under the
pressure of tyranny becomes more pure, lnvincibe, and
Independent in the arena OF lis conservation under ihe
lash Of the tyant Hence England, perceiving the lib
ery loving spirit Of Ireland have continued un6roken
nay, have progressed beneath political oppression
avaed herself of the privaons which Providence had
inf ced upon the Irish people the failure OF their crops,
and by a course of legislation which aggravated in
great degree, their suherngs, in this dreadful conflict
sought TO annhate that spirit which had wthstood the
of ages But, thank Heaven she has failed,
and will fail, despite every device OF her rulers,
having similar tendency. EEp
fear have trespassed the time Of this assembly too
long, but am will be excused for II s in pursu
ance OF long cherished desire that have thus exposed
my feelings upon the accursed policy OF that nahon
will now give, gentlemen-Ihe Union May It ever
stand all mpershable monument OF this counrys great
ness !!
The following volunteer toasts were offered:
By Mr. Nichols Phean.-The United States of Amer
ca-he place civil and religious beIty-the home,
The welcome asylum OF the oppressed Her noble rsu-
lions know better TO appreciate than we who have
much afflicted and dear native land tThe
ar.spangled BanneT"]
As Il was is and eyer should be [" St Pauick's Day
BY Mr. James Maher.The President of the United Stats.
States and the wings Every fifty they srYawd a:
example for the world but no back ktchen-ght and
By Mr Francis McNerhany: Charles B. Cuskey--ths
corporation of Washington 10 the contrary ~ooh'ta"d'nS
Mr.. CLusnEY returned thanks in brief bu, eloquent ad
dress S. Sh n, ls snwai Of hs
protection and preservation is the sacred duty OF
By Mr. L,wrenoe Malone Charles Gavan Duffy. editor
Of The Dublin Nation. [" "Erin Go-bragh."1
by Mr.. f. McNerhany
Our public gard Finer, Jenny Maher,
Shines ever bright us Erin star
As long a foners bloom earth,
We III love him for his Irish mirth
Received with enthusiasm.
No JAMES MAmER responded He said Mr. Presidsnt,
been ss" nS ena Il.
complimentary toast and you tor the msnne, In
the great Father OF his County
reference this occasion that he has
not left me an opportunity OF pntng N wora even edge
ing our respected friend his right (he mnyor) has done
the narrowing, and II is only left me to sow the seod
Mr.. President will give you toast which, though
given in the alegoy, you Will nevertheless understand
n VINO eSest @an ia H.y Of
the West" 1.-THE assembly here rose in enthusiasm and
Maher interrupted Gentlemen, am no, done yet that
my form promised II therefore ex-
itimed 10 have introduced his great at tina, stage
my speech for Well knew even breath touching upon
Ron ,ben for The p interruption say Mr. President he
has the treated man in this world ior what
great commone who, when thi, Union danger.
forward and took his stand between the hes Oh oot
n
proong his days those services again. Ii necss-
sary / will now give you the toast tM4
Here creates. and abest statesman IN this or any
other country world, aud the worst treated j mean
the Kentucky Clay-he best cemen,ing Clay the unoa
Tor IL has cemen,ed kept the Union together Drank
W ith enthusiasm. Air" Hail Columbia."J
By Mr.. John Foy.-Our native lands Oppressed as she
by the hand of iyanny, let us hope The day 10 not
Injunction OF the ranyrcd Emme, who enloined upon his
countrymen that until his country rec and only
them should his epitaph be written l. Though dark are
our sorrows."l
BY Michael Taly.-The United S,aesi The asylum Of
the oppressed Of all nations Pased be the hand that at
iempts their dissolution . -,
Mr. MICHAEL w. CLusKEY, after short address, whioh
elected the admiration OF every member OF the assembly,
gave the following toasti 81 49,, -.
com pance with every feature OF II Is necessary or tne
preservation OF the structure . :, -,
' Nv Franois Reiey-The Hon. Henry $. Foote The
nion Nav his eyes be closed in deaths embrace
until the epapb OF Emmet shall cmanae from his pen,
aud Ireland her station the nations OF the earth
I" A mans a man for a that,
in the firm il cloud had intercepted It's bsan,
ays MAY that star never Exile of Erin."l
By Mr.. BulcrThe Martyrs OF 1913; May the sced they
have sown produce early and abundant crop. t"Ths
Minstrel Boy,'1
Thus closed scene which combined whatever in elo-
quence music and song could mpart excessive pleasure
variety OF appropriate songs were given by MeAsre
Kelley and Butler together with beautiful lsn ars
on the violin, ,asefully executed. The company sepa
the pleasing remembrances Of this happy csep'a
ton.
Young Ladies' Insdt"e,
ua,e Mrs d. II. Burr's,) corner Of 9th and streets
Il. nftonpu Ann