New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29


accusing Voice at her dead patriots aud m.,yfs saying TO
u.-A Awake aiieo. ~ be- olo,rr fallen We thought No
heard the blood Of hmnol crying aloud from tho ground
NJ thought the pa,s o. the hai had changed l'an"n
that thn eyed patriot the accuncr aud England ~ tue
rcuone oi hsr lcgh mnciionacs On fh"l o" Tho b o'
lt,,ua Ju1iicu.
weeks later the celebrated Secession OF the young
ar m,mhcra of The Repeal Association took place Al tho
nemc time, u change occurred In the Englah Cabinet
Lord John Iustc succeeded ST Robert Peel Whig no
hemon now lonngod the Treasury bcnoho" aud Tories
talked aud ola ed and henrhearod and begged 10 ocr
amendments from The opposition side OF the House OF oon
mons lto mis- calod with the undaunod spirit tha Is 10
becoming IN the lnca descendants Of the Norman thieves
and with TINT patriotic relfsacricng nrdor when Is INC
distinguishing characteristic Of that pure hearted parry
the salt Of the political world are commonly called
OHius'
The oscnsbo cause Of quarrel between the Great ber
nor the leader Of the Repeal Association and the Young Ire
land party was difference Of opinion as to the answer
be given 10 the question Of whether or not was noray
impropor-and for Ireland ospecay-to 90 to war ior
freedom This the issue raised with consummae TACT
by O Council and by him presented TO the people JONI
Mucnr-who with Meagher Reilly and German leo INC
correctly expressed the real cause oil quar-
rel when on the cath of July standing up for the last
time in the Association the Lord Mayor Of Dublin occupy
ing the chair he said
any Lord repeat that real complaint against US
il this-ihat cannot endure any tampcIng Win tnesc
tons and reacherous compromises For me- entered ms
Association with the strong conviction that 1t was TO DC
made an instrument for Wrestling the r WHg
Tory and the coadutor of any OF them In perpetual
ing the provincial degradation Of my country am one
of the Saxon Irishmen Of the North. Draw the Ulster
Potestanis away from your movement by endless tests
and you perpetuate the degradation both OF yourselves
and Of them Slaves and sons OF slaves you wiz Pees
nate nothing but slavery and shame from generation 10
generation.
few days previous to this event. Mr. Mitchell foresee
ing that the policy of the Association being tempered
with and that all honest should come out against this
new coalition with the Wings, had said:
S1R The business of this Association is to take good
care that Ireland which was the chief difficulty of the
Tories shall become an utter mposibty to theWhgsl IL
is evident to all the world that if the RePeales Of
choose TO exert the powers they have they can render
impossible for England under any party name 70 govern
this country IT, he continued and said fellow exile
who he ard him deliver this speech with that sharp smack
of his thin lips and keen setting OF his eye when gave
such force to his words J iii retreat from that
position if the Repeal Association is to enter into com
"pacs once more with factions who will court us whe
bev despise us then Sir the best thing We can do is
TO shut up this Hall, Cancellation Hall to lock that
door to 20 home respective business and or ever
after to hang down our heaus Wneh men ePeoh vi o
or patriotism or truth
From this time forward the young relander ceased 10 DC
members of the Repeal Association. Mitchell betook
himself exclusively TO writing in The Nation Reilly fol
lowed his example Meagher went pleasurng through the
South OGorman did likewise. Dillon amused himself amid
1.-THE woods and waters OF Conneuiud IL was uo"e"S
and they thought so Themselves that they would have long
vacation Smith OBren however, who had scrupulously
watched and weighed the whole proceedings, and had
deemed his duty TO retire from the Association likewise
in letter addressed to the Editor of The Nation strongly
recommended that his friends should employ their pens in
the columns Of that paper in writing articles on the current
topics Of the day and other instructive subjects since they
had been excluded from the active duties OF public de-
bate Mr. Duffy opened his columns to Young Ireland
The suggestion of the "Rebel Chief was UNANIMOUSLY
acted on Papers on the industrial Of the country
its manufactures institutions and works the famine on
Ireland and many other
shortly appeared under the signatures of Mitchell Cor
map Martin Meagher and Doheney. To this cOnfederacy
of writers OConne with bitter sheer gave the nick
name Of the Phaanx occasionally varying the designation
BY calling them caucus" In the meanwhile the opn
ION of the Democratic classes throughout the countryho
mechanics students aborer and more intelligent portion oil
tbe rural popuation-was undergoing rapid and exten
sve revolution Hundreds fell off from their allegiance to
OConne In letters speeches and resolutions they strong
" dented from the policy and proceedings OF the Repeal
Association These hundreds soon sweed TO thousands
In Dublin body Of three thousand citizens presen'eda
nonsrance against the tone and action OF Cancellation han
In the absence of his father this remonstrance was handed
TO MI John Council Mr. John Conneil was wroth eA-
ceedincy Mr. John Connell determined to show the DIS
.epte from the political faith Of his father that he for his
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took the document and then hehe heroic Mr. John u
Conneordered to be thrown into the street The ser
vous Of this sublime soul executed with prompness the or
der Of Mr. John o Connen The effects Of this eviction
wos Of course very injurious to the Interests OF the ia'he
of Mr. John O Connel In fact, Mr.. John Conneus ae
ton made hundreds Of apostates from the faith oil weh
Mr. Daniel Conne was the accredited apostle SO rapid
" did Mr. John Connes wrath raise up recruits into the
ranks of the Repeaers that the leaders of the secession dc
termined to form forthwith, organization Which
probably did not please Mr. John OConnen
Accordingly on the 18th of January, ls47 meeting Of
the Remonstrants was held for that purpose in the great
Hall of the Rounda of the City of Dublin Two thousand
rersons assembled. At this meeting Mr Mitchell gave
distinct evidence of being possessed OF that revolutionary
shirt which was aterward conspicuously displayed
~If one organization fail" he exclaimed another
rnust be tried II one weapon break in our hands we
must grasp another We have no choice fohtical sre
lot until we see an end OF TINS i4u anu
Union Oher alternative there is none but eternal snane
They call us dsafected Disafiected 10 be sure we
are deeply disalected should like 10 know WHICH ol
Won l. wen affected TO foreign Government Inc tme
Il canning when plain speaking will be needed in Ireland
and for one mako no scruple in saying that until we
have an Iri-h Legislature, shall be irreconcaoy dai
focted toward the Government OF the country lhai
mean to excite disniecon in others and that thnk
sacred duty To raise up my children IN that sentiment
Thee expressions startled many even OF the most en'nu
,atc Of the Secession party lie had, however uttered
b,n with the coolest dcberntion No one, who heard 'he
delivered doubted that their author had resolved to bring
affairs 10 revolutionary Issue Aier few months the
,.ssng horrors Of tho famine, which were hghenod py
e oeaeerness Of the Governmental measures Of relief 70
Cancelled the majority Of the members Of the Confederation
A. n,so o1prsssons Indeed mos, Of the orators OF inc
orgssils lleD soon spoke quite as boldly
A would BE- tedious rocaplulnt" tho various cSohu
lesdng upon The subject u this memoir which followed
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