New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24

and with The lt& iaGt-sbut goes the cot'se
ihste cursed Italians eAeiDirs % the rope fes,
o.t OF The Fooe TIE HigR Priest % tne Roman
Cathonc Chnrcn. but 70 the de.ootic sovereign of
Rome and his corrupted temporal Govefnnent-ihe
x.rst al human inventions Since when Is II q
prlnciple OF tbs Rc,nan Catno 10 Religion that the
Re- should be 10 Republicans and snas the
nieh Priest Of the Roman tnu'cl should be des-
poiic SOVEREIGN over The Roman nation and IN that
capacity devoted ally and ooeoieDt servant 10 tue
Gar Of Russia that sUsrn en-m, aGd oloJdy per-
sscu'or of Rom AL Ca,h olicIsmi Way, Mazzni the
Ron ans, and all The republican Italians are Roman
CsMOllcs, and are so warms attached 10 their re-
ilRon. that When, IN ls49 the French Republic sent
sn army against the Roman Republic ID restore
the Pope lot TO his spiritual authority because that
aas by nobody conirsdicteo. but TO his temporal
otspelism, the whole DANGER coald have been
avefied BY the Romans becoming rGsse Protest.
arts. The idea ~as pronounced IN Rome, aud not
single Roman sccep'ed 1t Thes preferred to strus.
gle without hope OF victory they prepared to bleed
ard Gle rather tnan 10 aoanc on their faith.
Now who can dare to insult that people, who can
dare to Insult the Roman Catholics Of Hungary,
Croatia, Iialy, Germany, Poland. France-wno can
oare 10 insult the thousands OF thousands OF Roman
CelhoiD citizens Of the United sIates-Senators,
GoserHors, Jutses-men OF all public and private
posttns-~ho can dare to insult them that they are
hostile to their religion because 'hey uRite to sup
port the cause which l plead. and because they
siee with Republican freedom, with civil and re-
lsious liberty against Russo Austrian desposism.
Who can dare to affirm that he represents the
Catholic Religion, if three millions of Roman Cath
ollcs do not represent 1t The Reverend Father
Jesuits perhaps take the liberty to say in q few
words, they are that Society which Clement tue
XVIII, the High Priest OF the Roman Catholic
Church, has abolished as DANGEROUS to the Roman
Catholic Religion, they are those whom every Ro-
Catholic king has excluded from his territories
dangerous TO religion and social orcer they are
those the sscendancy of whom had always been a
period Of disaster and confusion TO the Roman
Catholic Church they are those who noT make an
alliance or rather compact oil submission with
the Gear of Russia and who plead and support here,
ReEuhlcaQ America.
despotism The cause of that Car who is ses red
with blood, and damned with the million curses of
Roman Catholics, whom he forced to abandon their
religion, and forced by cruelty. by misery and oy
the lash, under WHOM thousands of Roman Catho-
lies per oh ed-having been treated as the unfortunate
Mlpsk Luns were proven to have been treated to
death.
So much for the charge that the cause which
pead-the cause OF millions Of Roman Catholics, 10
hostile to the Roman Catholic Religion. Should
be forced for the future to enter uo0n this topic
once more, will take The heartrevolting hstory Of
those who thus calumniate my cause into my hands,
and recall to the memory Of public opinion the ter
ribe pages Of blood, ambition, countless crimes and
intolerance but l hope there will be no occasion
for 1t.
Now as to Ireland. Where is man on earth with
interrupted soul and with LIBERAL instinct in his
he art who would not sympathize with poor unfcr-
tunate Ireland Where is n man loving freedom
and right to whom the wrongs OF Green Erin could
not star he heart Who could forbear warmly TO
s,upathlze with the fatherand of the GYattans, of
O'Copnells, and OF Wolfe Tones indeed am the
man wherever 10 oppression and people, there 10
nv love
Blu, why do l not plead Erin's wrongs am l
pie of liberty, and is the of freedom not the
cause Of Ireland Let me tell you, gentlemen. that
rot always that man serves best one cause who
make the most OF empty noise IN empty words.
l see ali the cespots OF the European Continent
united in crusade against Liberty. There are two
powers neutral, vet the position may well decide for
or against Gespotism. These two powers Great
Britain and America. II the Almighty blessed my
erdeavors, II [ could succeed to contribute some
thing that America, by Its influence over the public
opinion OF the people Of England Great Britain itself
should sce with liberty out OF whatever considera-
tlOn out of whatever interest against descotism,
then. indeed, boldly declare before God and men
that have achieved a greater benedt and done
who 60 about loudly crying about Ern's wron gs
AID not doing anything for the triumph OF that
which Is about 10 be decided and Is the cause
o. all nations who are oppressed and OF all who ara
or will be free Whereas II by uniting In the chorus
OF empty words should contribute to alarm not on.
ly the Government, but also the people of England,
and TO force that Government TO side with despot-
ism in its decisive struggle against liberty to which
that Government, being as II Is arisOcratica feels
but loo much inclined, then indeed am sure could
co tuen wrepg TO the future OF Ireland, as the
sacrifice OF my life and torrents OF blood and the
suffeIings Of generations could not expiate.
BE sure therefore, gentlemen, that every man who
plead for liberty. pleads for Ireland be sure that
every blow stricken for liberty is stricken also for
lIcituO DC suIe WAT always inc mOst MOI dto
the hest friends and prudent activity is often better
service than whatever show of elegant words. And
so let me hope that while It is sure that he who is
for freedom Is for ireland; also will 90 found that
Irish blood can never be against liberty.
Ard as to you all, gentlemen, let me hope that
however like advocates Of Despotsm may try to
mislead public opinion In free America, the uncor-
ruped noble instinct Of the people will prove to the
world that 1t is not in vain that the down roddcn
tphis OF liberty raises the sign of distress toward
you. ard that the wIonged and the oppressed can
eAAr 10, (.~ k.iw e.. H.
dTcis to the free and powerful Republic OF America.
thank you, gentlemen, for the patience with
which you have listened during this torrents Of rain
to my bad speech. Ii shows that y our sympathy 10
VAIN and sill ceIe one which cannot be cooled
down, or wished away by artificial showers. (Tre-
mendous cheeripg)