The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20


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tnowtogsd seciiy sudnat toF,pred INTO ferainni
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ofnaturc w sill 10 Otssryaut of facts how the nn
trial n ccmss incapable ~ aBssrg tho splritua AMI
hos the earhy tenant ougrows ~ vitality The God
who made hRs mr isuted no unnecessary Gift every
physical dsle has Appsopriate nni Vni cl0us ds-st
/ au0 Indulgence The goot Father ha. dealt With uI
witch al Ihios0rhfrs have pnsd fpf must be a great
Ac' fcr thc thopghts which Humanity have entertained
that satcct have been daTisbe from the past maui
Ing wHrtheT obssrvaoos wtih regard the religious
ana 'tmpesu affair. q ths fair iscturer on to
observe hat the ministry q ~ t taken Ia right
wns emKihca.ion y the hsh state a. culture 70
which All mankind ought 70 asplra "a the Shoe NE of
Christ healthy hsautiful aDo harmonious n the
bright example he offered we're Ne folio gene. Atty
then, indeed would there he hope for humanity.
Rev. Mr. ORtIiiy GA Irish Emigration.
On Thursday evening the Rev Mr O'geily of 81.
Johns College FordLan, delivered stgrs at the stuy
vessnt Institute, broadway, the Irish Emigration
of lsaTr
The lecturer vas introduced 20 thsDcetlng by SIR
Mitchell hnr unfolding his manuscript, be spoke a.
folovs;--
About ave ycsrs ago while 5cd the shores of
the ST. LaNr with the victims Of hunger aud ship
fever, Iwas given cory Of lecture delivered In New
York the Auecedent Causes of the irish famiae
| lad then before a truthful commentary to those
pages my only regret In perusng them that their IL
lusiiious author bad not been eys.w witness OF ;hs
scenes In which was nightly ard daily privileged
take active pant The dungsns OF Naples and tho
crueles OF Sicily would have sunk into the shal. before
the hurried realities of Crosse lc. My purpose IN ap
Iearipg before you IL d burden my Of the conyic
tou which felt even In the lazar houses fsd ship
holds OF Caneda, that Providence would bring some
mighty good out q all that suastug Yes I read
that stfurance IN the sublime virtue. which witnessed
That alone enabled not the oppres or Il gave
hope for Ireland but above all Il made rejoice
America Since that time my feelings have assumed the
form Of this consong truth that the heart Of naiou
tried by suffering unpsraeed In and intensity
il destined for great end In stating few Of he facts
Of which had personal knowledge shall not promise
be stoned tor hs, would argue that w. With
cut feeling and without feeling a subject which 40
powerfully moves the tympathes OF manly and Chris
an heart In IN. accounts az the sai oondon Of Ire
land given by Lord Clare Lord dc Grey aud others dur
ing the reign Of Elizabeth almost conceive that
thywee expressly ariten for he year 1871 instead Of
the year At grace 1880 So that after well pish three
centuries a. gigantic struggles ana uferugs nation Of
eight millions and bali ~ people stands before the
ciyilz.n world Mendcznt for universal charity he-
population stsrSing While her grauaes and ws-ehousts
filed with hes Grain sud provisions which he /.
not allowed touch, .bie the Tessuries % the im
peris goytIf ~ np with heaps Of gold witch
Ireland may touch ony n rlO.ety. No let direct
fSl Tay in The 70 M ~ s nsr snasS a~r.s =,
in through tic v4i'g Il The - Lasr,nce Che local
authorities ~ ey,YJ part Inland hai been aux ou4y
watching for the time ebrn The Ctpadisr navigation
usually opens In Their shsrfs poor houses
crowded hoIitas ana tte huk a' anchor II esery
port Of the living o misery Zoe which the could
would not find sheer aud fslisG TIE lagd lFds too,
throughout the country hsd began their o shoe
fale demolition ard xteimipaoo some gave 70 tnsir
Finishing tenants mere trite condition that they
should take the road 10 the place o ration
Others put into their hands pre ndi ca"oss "a anAds
mercantile houfe TO induce them TO give up thsr le
falms while oil employed every means 81 pursnaon AMI
coei con to urge their deptndants O. the side
And indeed the tenants not loatn 20 hurry away
to the great republic Of the West, where loving friends
awaited them and whence, during thas .dret1tui
win thy had sent such generous. although In.
sufficient assistance They crowd d, therefore improV
IDENTIFY and recklosy into every vessel thn. atvsr
tsed TO sail for America Nor did the ship sm
grant agents scrupe TO receive more passengers than tho
law Del mitt.d the law wa most oriouy aud shame
fully violated In the colonies shile the sut thor
tiee and the people quite unpreparet r the flight
fu amount Of sickness and dsttution which the eastern
winds hurried their doors and there
not accommodation for fifth OF the sck ard dy
ing that landed during the months Of April and Nay
The military authorities at the first fearful tidugs with
charactertic promptness every tent which their
stores contained but the workmen sent TO erect sbods
sooD caught the conegon. that brbe could induce
mechanics TO fnish the works. The fierce Canadian
mer had come, and Thousands upon thousands
one Drop Of fresh water was to he had on the island
There lime juice clean straw protect
the patients from the wet ground in the tents or the
rough boards in the hospits while in the beginning CT
July with the Thermometer at 80 degrees in the shade
have hundreds landed from the ships and throsn
rudely, by the unieeng crews on the burning rocks
and there have known them TO remain two whole
and days without shelter Of any kind | weep
TO say that the Jail opened aod lis loath.
inmates Gent to watch the d. aih bed Of
pure, helpless emigrant youth Meanwhile those who
had strength enough proceeded to Quebec and css
Of the upper province Spreading the infcton ON their
way The cholera, in its most malignant form did not
visit with death and dsoation half The families which
ship fever to From the the Canadian
clergy felt that opportunity had come for them 70 dis
play the sublime virtues which Catholic charity inspires
Their presentmepts and hopes indeed mourntuly
realized Every one Of the clergymen who had been
summoned, who had volunteered TO meet the dagger
during the first two months and half either dead
or dying or slowly recovering. After giving detailed de-
scrptions Of the horrors Of that period the lecturer
apostrphzed Lord Pamerston being Of the cruel
lest Of the ish landlords and aritiDg great blame for
berg the principal author Of the meres which many
OF the people suffered Tne Kew gentleman then male
few concluding remarks with regard to tho present
iticn and future prospects Of the Irish in America lie
consider cd that the Of men and incessau,y
poured in upon America. would form most important
element in the future desnies Of this republic This s
fact already felt and 1t s therefore only to
glance at its most obvious results There l. element
of strength for the constitution well OF prosperity
for the land. The Irish have well defined uuvsrying
duties towards the law IL l. hard In any 10 make
them rise against authority for when have found
tiona liberty and institutions that protect industry aud
interfere with conscience then indeed hearts and
| livas mt fba q he
this freedom here then must be satisfied and II
have IL fully may obtain II by calm united
persevering action Our past dseds afford guarantee
the future shall neither compromise bctrsy
! any Of our conscientious rights
| Rev. j. West on the Genius and Character of
the Late Robert Hall.
This lecture delivered Thursday evening, at
/ uau ~ haE.ra