New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-13

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and oinei toot upon 20 plumber and crush, that
sbe aid 10, at the same time lie IT'S he away no.
one from the Scirde TO the shannon sac
- made solitude she has called It eace non
her "pacata Misunderstanding Ireland sco1rgeu,
tortured, scared with burning Hon-lreiaaa on tne
sbbet-fom "pacata Hioernla 70 P1 pa 1'hsI nm
dostan. Yet, still IS she the panoness OF ilDeiH-
the gards auant Of justice and rlghs. :,A,;,,o,o
Consider this well-and III be true, II nef ls 70
her high pretensions be here conecIiy ss.te.' are
Inshmen 10 blame If they feel indignant tlit aa-
shorty so illustrous should attest, as great TRUTH
this mon srous jUggle In which she plays the part OF
friend 10 Liberty Such attestatlon aids IN enaons
hey 70 maintain her sgay She will again interfere,
and again betray. She viii perhaps ihsist Ia favor
OF the people on some constitutional guarantees a.
she did In Sicily but 4 Will be, as II was mere, s
more securely TO guard all thai can De conserFel Oh
Despotism Thus II Is that, In the opinion OF many
Kossuths apotheosis OF false and wicked system
had contributed to mar the liberty OF Europe Most
Irishmen in this country are o. mat OPhioh' auAA'
is one ground of their dlsirust 1890
The other is more personal, general a1n lhnlen-
tial Irishmen have or had a country. lhey NV
loved and love her well Full many tllne anu no
remotely md the eibbet of England attest nat love
Were 10 draw the picture of that country so as 20
present It in its true light, with every hneameut anu
outline correct, her sonows and her torIuTeS anu
the perjury of her remOrseless toFturers IN iu put
vet subdued relief were 10 select from all tne eO-
Guence ever tasked in her cause, all the song lnds
harmonlzes her woes so as 10 PlesSl. neI !" 1 .ie
world the crucifed of nations, would take up nos,
suth's speech read his description OF Hungary ana
without touch or dash would say, stuoy,eAa'n
inc here is IrelanGs story faithfully tolu anu s'iu
only as such tale truly can, bv tongue OF hIe
Were TO add anything, | would point 10 mon
ument beside Broadway. where certain grave an
worthy citizens boar testimony to the e5ate9 moIt'
honor LOYALTY and truth of Thomas Adds Emmet,
and turning thence to a land of gloom athwdrt the
water would point to the hansman, inscnolng a
frateTnal name upon the gallows. And oh there rs
another figure in the back ground at which would
venture a hasty glance-lt is that OF John Mltcnel
mingled with felon carayanSary, with the breath
and stencil Of murder and THEFT upon hun and around
him. uniformed IN striped calico-a CHASTITY expellent
for the consumption OF Manchester goOdS-un-
formed in the uniform of IHfdmy, and chained 10 the
task Of crime because he has ventured outside the
circle within which his felony" is circumscrioed,to
meet his comrade and chief Having thus pointed
10 him would add, that convi,t loves Ireland dearly
and Ireland dearly loves HIM. His tongue never
spoke an untruth His stout heart never quaied.
Wrong TO man or nation he never did. Alone, with
out an army, without resources, ms country douoy
crushed,-no man allowed a mans right by law
her soul pressed out by tyranny and her body IN the
poor house, the pest house, or the fever shed, the
galows looming at his Office door with the warning
legble upon IL 'this for patriotism +" and position,
emolument and dignity as an alternative with the
inducemcDt these for treacheV. ne rushed upon
that gibbet and embraced his bleeding country A.
the moment when Kossuth was delivering ms glo-
nous address, glorious indeed but for the falscnOod
II sanctfed, John Mitchell was mated and decked ana
chained as | have described, and for the crime OF
which that sublime epic Of oratory was the lnper-
sonatlon Can any man wonder that freshmen felt
indignant when they read IT, With these facts burned
into their hearts IL they have erred IN this, and
seemingly sinned against great name gren
cause and an immortal principe. bespeak Tor them
from generous minds lndugent consideration. Iney
love the name OF John Mitchell, OF William ,.
O'Brien ard Thomas Francis Measher, even as the
Hungarian love the name OF kOssuth. and pre-
sumo that If they or any of them wentto Austria
while he was prisoner at kuiahia, and lauded the
Government OF Austria and invoked her and agalns,
cruel. peIuTed, accused England, they could fad
little favor with IungaTians.
Although thus far have sought 10 justify the Irish
for want of the same enthusiasm as our ieiow-cii-
IL HpDfn bp art AZ hey
allowed these influences to prevail with them. l
regret 1t for more reasons than one but regret II
chiefly because 1t may have an injurious ehsct on
the organization indispensable 70 secure the liberty
OF Hungary and of Europe. They approach one
fourth of the entire population Of this country. In
It's military organizations, regular and mhitia, tney
approach nearer to One-tbhd. Inc cause OF Hunga-
~ is their cause, wherever power Expresses, and
bows, IL is their duty to be present 70 ruse the
loWly up and pluck the mighty down Ihey would
follow the noble Hungarian into and through the nre
of death AS an instance OF the truth of thus may
be permitted to state that the FIRST company of the
express hfr NO "a @ t,ians,
ran Committee. There are at least nov iO,Ooo
armed and disciplined lrShmen m these states, VINO
would initiate their conduct and redeem Their peige
had not these speeches been made
My principal object in addressing you was TO III
woke Them not to be turned ASIDE from tAaf holy
purpose by any such consideration But lei me mere
disc AIN the idea Of applying what have sad OF
England to the English peOpe. They are for the
most part frank, generous, manly and Just. Some
of them welcomed the Hungarian, and welcomed
HIN With sincere hearts. Bat they arc mostly
slaves, slaves politically and socially. They have
the high privilege OF paying the taxes and ooeylns
the law, degraded IN caste excluded by the cOnSltn
ton, harder worked. worse clad, worse led and
worse lodged. than any seff OF them ait politically
and socially superior to no people on the lace oil the
globe except perhaps their inSh brcihren. Those,
however, were not the cOnYHatlsts al bfmmshlm
No for If there were spnnkIng OF them tAe<e,
they would deny the sentiment that England did 10,
need a revolution. No. II there we're a few OF
HON fhpp Atlll 100 AT thp
greeted the Magyars noble exposition OF the pIncl-
pie Of civil and religious liberty, remembering how
lately the lie had been given 20 those cheers by a
fana,ical cry raised by the Prime Minister. and
echoed from college. corporation and Parliament:
Perhaps no better illustration OF the ialsehOOt OF
England'S assumption Of high liberality could be
afforded than the enthusiasm Of that Birmingham
meeting. They shouted for Hungary, with Ireland
bleeding Al their feet, the work OF their own GOV
ernnt they chsered for the great rebel 10 Austria,
but patriot and lberatOr 10 them, While toe patnots
10 Ireland and rebels 10 the crown OF England
REBELS were held by them IN chains in a colony
OF oOnvctS FOR daring IS he had dared, IN The same
holy cause for risking life as he had done for dcis-
lrg and resisting cruelty more gazing man even
that he dched and resisted But enough OF TINS.
NY chief regret about the matter IS that the great
exile should allow himself TO be setueed into the
belief for one moment that single man of that
huzzaing meeting will ever, under any clrcua-
stances. raise hand for Hungary.
tmn 10 my countvmen address myself
TO them in buef but earnest expostulation. allure
them IN the name Of their dear FatheTland. IN
the name of their loyalty 10 the great Republic in
the name Of the arms they have assumed and on
which they have sworn eternal hostility 10 all w.
rants, not TO disSociae themselves frsm tie trues,
living representative and most daring champion Of
human liberty
They are divlSo,e into three classes
First, those who are influenced by excited rel-
gious feelings
Secondly. the followers of the late Mr.. OConuel
and admirers OF his policy and
Thirdly, those who regard his policy Is false and
fatal.
To the first shall not address myself have no
hope that any reason would prevail with them Re-
liglous zealots IN general outside Us pale and
BESIDES think they are few in number and in rea-
ton 20 the question here discussed, uniInportanl
The second class are more inconsistent in their
fault fDSine. Among them think ranks Archbishop
Hughes. II my memory serves ne rlghflY he stated