Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26

H. ma ,,rri, r,r,ua. Of the Gifted naror lie proceeded
listen for moment about l. "ci"ch ,o-hI! .;c,
will hear our own harp pour form its lrSh lhaih"'c @
Irm Nav York across the broad cnraruIcd "a'c's % WI,
ali,n,Ir Even now You viii he ph'c', S"i "a" I
.,uru-h the shout of Joy raised by seven 'n'7 r
Had AMI ou acr and or faith all along the Tree SHORES VI
,o,i,us Unsuitable America. Oh America no" 'o,
yuur nr,ri fields because IErY are now Tue resting P
the wal !rriue children Of my country u la
Worship vuuf lofty mountains anu your ih' '. -
cause they al,rd asylum and barrier "shns '''' ~,
ri adversely which have swept away anu "' ~; ,,s
r i.,ut lakes because hrholi III" i!"nd' eau
ya,s Of your spread on Their Jny""S "n'e's
no my riIurn counymcn 10 eacrihl ana P'eh'''" ''
M a,ir culI die for your generous people, b'rans'.
u, cJ ,J,rir arms 10 welcome The elected sous OF
ha ACCOMPLISHED Mrs Tyler and me n''cs
,rcu that may ulitr them The deep Iohuse " y go
mi hi ant that may present TO mem ne ;,cr,r, chns
,hnsi,.u of the people p Ireland, Tor ih' "itS ~,
,. nav. INFLICTED on saincd cruelty I" th:
m"r,,s, of Sutherland, aud Tor Tie graceful uEi'S h
which 'ntY nav And long behold the country
brc III, broken heart Uf Ireland IS oouh" he oaus'e
urotccrd her ndopI edi "hei Gh, - ,.,i,r AMI
pGi - moi hypocrisy, where iipcf'y IS 'ea'i'y anu
, gospel is holy profession OF divine love- ana mol
l,o,Ie trade Of national vengeance tr'nihnsla'tc
la Pf''En ,,,u-,l How long, o Lord. wilt hou hold his
shouts " ppnn,u. aver Ireland The nosashin OF all The
That possess the divine revelations from heaven
I'M nm Providence is pleased 10 s'anhrh me Ho""s ooou
' a. and Ia heal The wounds We, her prosecuted sons,
ol ~ rnsr the cry OF horror against our relentless
a' 10 keep up through each coming year and each
pp'rh yntchwo Of for freedom I'LL the hap
:, our ,ielverance II Is glorious 10 struggle tor The
,,on i ones country; il i base tamry 10 submit 10
% "1nnts frown liberty, aud then death, IS preferable 10
slavery and lie Oh, eternal Lbrrty-Inheritonce Of The
sour .u.rrrr Ia bleed or an az at Thy shrine
Than a sheep . on .uomrm IN chains"
NJ and rapIutnus cpering Beloved fellow counrrymen
=, haze wears have had upNnri Of seeing The
suicngs o the Itish than many others meet Them at
the seaport town; hear their complaints am familiar
win hr aIs aud lce intensely their dlrc alc and
IN midst Of oil mlsorlunes they never lose The native
affections Of their Irish hearts About The yrnT lsi9
went board emigranl ship al The Custom House N
Dubin in order the accommodation al The poor tnt
grants. While walking nn the derK, saw ieccnt poor
man from The county Meath with the ugcst dog ever be
held in his arms lie seemed 10 BIZ Keeping up klnd 81
private conversation with this dog AMI occasionally ne KISS
I'd him alrcorately that was led to speak 10 NM ani
make inquiry about him. He told me thai The dog
Brandy that he and his MOI Er were III MS al
Iy Tor several and that e was The same age ~ ms
youngest child He continued I" sai tal on me gay h
elected, and his house thrown down. Brandy house
thrown dawn too in fact that The POOR dog was "xrt-
minated as well M himself That hc 'uDk pity on MIN,
brought him Dublin paid fifteen shln-s for his passage
to America and that would support nm wilkins children
as long hc lived While speaking The dog be
gan 10 bark which inquired what hc was barking al
"Oh Sir" said he, 'he knows ta1iing nhon The
landlord lie knows his name Us well as aud the cIca
lure always and when lie hears AIS name nch
toned" (fnafs Oi laughter which lasted several HhHes
Oh, many al the poor Irish have endured dGtihg ne
last siA years Many vcume could be hrn WIN the crh
Of the faithful Irish From galway 10 Anc-
ca Of the ship marked by the whitehead bones
Of the murdered Irish lie along the boil I'm i The ab5s
| ui the mourning ocean ana yr' N"s' t'a' nave
reached The friendly shore still drag hea,y chan' which
binds their native land SUI they uls 10 see Their
own beloved hills and lay their bones win he ancient dead
oi their Ia and their kindred And II death summons
them Lryoud Mississippi amidst tn SHOWS Of Cana.
ia or pestcucu ol Mexico They turn hc ihJihe eyes 10
wards the That rises over lteh'l ana iI last
prayer offered Heaven Tor the liberty ii their county
Their sigh GJd made Tor The iree0 ol her aaf7,
Che lea ned gentleman down hmds'an enthusiasm ol
applaus. and demonstration ol respect "aVn. 81 mana
kecrs continued cheering such az sc have never be
lore witnessed in this city,