The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

their support. You win have in your favor che ma
tionAl jealousies Of some countries, the commercial
end manufacturing rivalry Of others, tho religious
feelings Of more, tho undying dstestatien Of many
tho sntipathy Of all. In short, there u no nation
without some motive Of diaike, selintsrest, or jea
orusa 10 against Epgand's tyranny and bgotry, and
in the effort to overturn her hitherto nvincble bow
or. You will have but to send Populations through
the principal countries Of Europe to evoke unver-
cal sentiment In your favor You need hardly give
history OF your wrongs, for they worldfaued; Of
your suderings and endurance. they known to be
more than human, and borne because you adhere to
thatfsith which you iDheritfrcm your Redeemer You
Deed only say that you cannot cope with your
oppressor the battle field or the ocean; that
if it in your power to sink her fleets or 20 say
her legions, it would avail you nothing, while she
had the means which her revenue gives her, and
the wealth Of her people affords her. to replace and
recruit them that you have sued her for centuries
in vain; that she has taken all from you but your
faith Give history Of "buman nature 5 broadcast,
foulest blot, the State Church Establishment in
Ireland, and tell them that your only hope is in
lesseaing the wealth, and impovsrishing the rove
Dues of your ptiless tyrant and ask them, In the
name of humanity and religion, to assist you. II
you boldly and unAinohingly set the example
enforce, know nothing Of human nature If
it will not be followed, and your appeal
heartily responded to. The countries Of Europe
will have the strongest motives to aid you, either
ton at the accumulated wrongs you have groaned
under for ages. community Of race, or from aver
sion to England, Jealousy and dread Of her power,
and manufacturing and commercial competition.
In this country you will have everything in your
favor-millons of your own people, or their des-
cendaDts whose hatred Of England is rs intense Is
it is undy ing; Americans, OF other races, whose
deteststion OF England is unbounded aud unreason-
ing, amounting almost to insanity aud the Eu-
ropean emigrants who are adding millions to the
population, aud who bring dislike Of England with
them in coming into the world The two great
parties in the United States must support move
ment against the importation of British manufac-
ture if effectively agitated BY the friends of Ireland
for the democratic, the most powerful Of the two,
by reason OF its numbers, though partially free
traders. yet have been always the most hos
tile to England, ard will support any measure
calculated to embarrass and weaken her; and
to this pnrty-all myorers, by the way, Of for
eien intervention, with scarcely an exception. do
tho Irish by DECENT and birth belong. The wings,
though less hostile to England than tho democrats
are to man opposed to free trade and in favor Of
bone manufactures to be encouraged ut any sacri-
nee, aso therefore the movement would have ths
powerful and undivided support of this great party.
IL wiz not be necessary to enact laws in Congress
imposing higher duties to favor this movement. IF
the people take it up is carried despite of govern
ments, homo or foreign. History tells us of the
handy mode" adopted with the tea in Boston har-
Dor. The same fate awaits British msnufac-
lures Of this day, ifimported contrary to the peo-
plea WILL and should they be landed by stealth, the
torch would be applied, and not fireman could be
had to extinguish the flames. There is no levying
here the township parish, for losses by incer
diary fires The British consigner, or the owner Of
the property should bear all the loss. The Amer
leans. as you have seen by the newspapers, can be
very excited upon small OCCASIONS and for very un-
deserving objects. The most recent instance
was where small knot in this city interfered
with the course of justice, and with signal success in
behalf of worthless vagabond richly deserving Of
the halter, if guilty of the crime with which no is
/ nuth fha yiows
which experience and long and deep reflection upon
the conditions and prospects Of your country, have
established IL my mind as the only means by which
you can escape from the grasp of that power which
has held you in worse than Egyptian bondage for
nearly seven hundred years. If England was capa-
BILE Of governing you well, she would surely not re-
quire seven centuries to instruct her in the mode
She oppressed you much when of your faith rs
since she apostatized Your state is snow worse than
ut any former period OF your existence. You are
more pluudered than India, and unless the soil be
removed, and your island left a naked rock cannot
see how your condition could be lower. The entire
disran chisement OF the Catholics Of Ireland see
is threatened by the satanic press of England: and
TO resist that measure. in a~lecislature Of six
hundred and fifty eight members, there
bat forty-three Irish and one English Catholic
representatives, thus leaving you at the mercy OF
majority of six hundI ed and fourteen GU are mt the
wrong end OF England to receive justice from her.
With the instructive cowardice and meunness Of the
oyeibearing and cruel, she permits her petty pos
sessions Of Jersey and Guernsey-because within
sight OF the French shore self government, ana
almost total immunity from British taxation and
control In the instance OF the Church of Scotland
she has displayed equal meanness and cowardice.
But Ireland, in her western isolation, has been
made the field for the truculent policy of the Saxon
oppressor. Every recognized rule Of government
has been violated in your regard The few have al
ways controlled Il e many. The only plea or justi-
fcaton, for church establishments, has been nveat-
ed Your nation has to bear the expenses Of build
ing and maintaining churches and clergy without
has hahn .,1p nf
own noble cathedTas and other temples, now
profaned TO the uses of a sect without faith. The
national revenues TO which you contribute bring no
benefit toyou All the great establishments the
empire are concentrated in England There Irish
taxes are expended in the dockyards, arsenas, and
other vast government workshops. Not whery,
or a musket, anything else for the public service,
is copstrqc ted or contracted for in your country
by the British government. Your blood and
treasure have been expended in the requirement
and preservation of India and the colonies of the
empire, and Otaheite has much interest and pro.
perty in them as Ireland has. And so with the
navy, the doekyards, and other public works, and
the whole material of the public service. An
Englishman would laugh himself into commissions
at the idea of ireland setting up right to property
in any Of these and yet nothing could be stronger
more equitable than the claim. As the happiness,
tho liberty and religious rights Of the Irish nation,
have been always uampled on by England, her
people, when recently afflicted by famine, though
forming portion of the richest empire that
ever existed, were more neglected, and persisted
in greater numbers than if they were q
dependency Of Portugal, or of some petty
German State. Her liberties voted down,
in the case of the suspension of the habeas corpus
act, in 1913, within an hour-a shorter time than
would be considered decent to decide on clause in
q turnpike road bill and when any questions con-
serning your religion, or remotely connected with
it, are the subject Of legislation Of adjudication
what savagery is displayed in parliament, as in the
discussion and decision Of the Ecclesiastical Titles
act, and the Maynooth grant What satanic fury,
Economical malice, and fendsh exultaton, do not
the most NOBLE right reverend, right honorable and
honorable Of that body exhibit; and in the courts
of law (not justice), you find your Lord Chief JUS
tees and special jurors quickly transformed into
shameless perjured partisans, in the recent case
of Doctor Newman. in the Queens Bench, London.
With all these facts as patent to you the MONDAY
sun. and occurring within. the last five years,
what can infatuate you into expecting Justice
or humanity from England There is no pro.
position in morals more undeniable aud truer
than this that country capable of produc-
in. IN hun oil thc