New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
COMPLIMENTARY pINNEI ~ JOHN Mitchell.
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COMPLIMENTARY plNNER ~ JOHN mitchell.
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M " II Nor1slst Of .Ae Gaze da Commerce.
A. Aal yast s;st. clo>k GOV. Is ScI presented John
NAi - Re assembled gusts Ireland Patriot and
Csyss--iSs & ue<s. NJ Michel wss received with nine
hsa-.y shssrs blessing was invoked by Archbishop
Azsny Ss- whch he ses,s did ample justice TO the
Ez<- Ace The temporal luxuriss had been discussed,
= - = T., .-:::sa. The guess were called TO
s- bv he Chairman for the regular iossis which were
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Ksse-Hsss sweet Rene
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Ger Denver responded to the toast
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NJ Mitchell arose to respond, and was greeted With
esfsuing cheers. the conclusion Of which lie said:
C.--z-r BIZ. esd C,;.-s-s Qf So Frl1eso.
Yea vii not Wcnderycu viii indulge me little me,
esyve Of FIVE yeart after Eve weary years OF living DEATH
yred in dungeons BY land and eating the bitter
hssi Of penal exile in the depths the forests Of convict
eoOry-n my senses are somewhat oveTPowered by the
h.ncers Ct your welcome 20 free land seem Ike one
L. frf b aFN aft
r and PAINFUL and The splendor ofths Republican
fsya dszzes AM perhaps hsd oOcyod the dictates
ofhs humility which becomes defeated man aud ahuned
fsgyeif had taken counsel Of ny own qmet disposiO
naturally from display and osteniaon should have
asked permission T. ceDe the nigh honor you
60 this day God knows Il i IN no triumph We Irsn reDes
y, foot upon your shores Amer ans With the load OF our
chains only uet shaken of and the LOAD OF our lngoous
dfest which bitkrer than chains and cannot be shaken
oH still heavy on our souls, with Of dear com
rades still pning in bondage with the boodhounds OF the
enemy still questing track behind, and the WIDE
world before us where have home no ceuntry-it
might be thought happiness enough Tor us 10 hhg OUT
syes exhausted and breahe upon your soil and to feel
ourselves at last at last; safe under the hospaoe SHADOW
Of your Eagles wings. but the terms IN when nave
been invited to this board leave No room Tor such ie
irgs must think Of myself when you oher me- on
Americans you offer me sympathy with my cause, And
AmerC have heard Obseryant Oi what passes IN
the world You know well what the cause u, anu what
that sympathy implies Here much more than personal
compliment here something that supefseaes anu Woul
make ridiculous the aft catlon Of personal Qlndence. J.
indeed nothing but Liberty Is sacred, and Ireland s
dear Justice is eternal and my oause was ana - ana
while i've shall be- the case of Irish freedom against
English tyranny-Irish rights against English bayonesi
is the Of independent industry for our own lVing
against base pauperism for Enga can't = that
sane old and dear cause of Irish R-pnbhcanlsm 10
which our fathers were sworn in 9s, and for which
Tone labored and lived and for whom Emmett could but
die Knowing all this you tender not to me Dat to my
country on this first point Of American land touch your
frank and manly Endorsement Of that righteous cause
Aud could presume to decline this Could L. wih an
mpuden modesy, deprecate sympathy WIN reanus
and oppressors No mo- exult ia this hearty welcome
thank you for it from my very soul take grim De
Ugh, in H. For well know the warm words OF cheer yos
give TO night will reach the poor hearhs OF some OF
my broken and despondng counymen and kinde IN her
hearts again spark Of the fire Of manhood the loua
echo Of freemens will ring in the cars Of our yrans
in their high places and bid them beware OF the next
earthquake Of the nations. Who viii dare tsIA 70 me OF
DESPAIR Who is abiect enough 10 despair of Of
right and truth and freedom In Ireland, indeed Truth
has long been called Lie by Act OF Parliament and that
ancient passion for liberty has been well nigh the enemy
hopes crushed and trampled oufoih b9t after s
not negroes they still beloDgto that family o. ne human
race whence sprung The beoe, and hs dsmsSa ns s .q
cfsueht Of old and he stng Of universal e9htenp : IN
and time and shame wait on al men and steel s cuts ana m ~
hosS bur b and a.. dead are cSes TIE seven
yess the teons Of British civilization have
been endsredhey cannot be erased from the sseaasi M &
.s therefore national Punshnen ard eomgeasicsi come
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Eve brooans II solitary eel buried the forests o. ss
bow far the species has been sirdDs ahead he
fnswine his own heart soa he oss ai The I.a as oase
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