Butte record., 1854-11-04
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"a New York and 70 be conducted by JOHN MITCH
Ell, a-s-ted by tho. FRANCIS hEAGiRk- and
competent corps OF cn,t.rbut3Fs.
The lFncip cendac ia the iirst place, trish
by biTtL. IL the second place. they are men who
endured years of penal exile nj Il hands OF the Britain
Government, for tndesvori"g 10 overthrow tnr doinn
ion OF that Government her native country In the
thrd place they are ielugee On Aihefcan aos' aid
aSpfnis to the privileges Of 1iericin citizenship.
The principles and con iNct of ,er new journal will
De N ccorince with ther tlsiti ~ Their memories
and their aspirations
Theyrefuset hrieve that, pro~rA e and broken az
the Ifh natien is the Of irs independence
il utterly 10 |.
They re>e to admit that an, improve ment i, The
naterI, condition OF those lrsbnen wln a Sc survived
tfe niserie> OF The last Wears, If any improve
there De. satisfies ihe honor, il5 IA, destiny
Of an ancient and noble nation,
They reise to believe that rishmen al home are 10
afject be loyal 10 the Sovereign of Great BRIT
ain. that Irishmcn in Auerca endure the
thought of accepting The defeat which driven TIN III
from The land OF their fathers and nHde that elove
land ohjee, OF pity and contempt lie the whole
The movement oi all the western aud southern
tons Of Europe is towards Repubiicansm After few
Years Of <isltI .peace and orler-afler lyng lik
corpse motioness breathless. from h r aai
struggle, with the letters OF her tyrlais weighing down
her mbs. and their ba,oneis ai her breast, Europe i
aga rpenng fat for another bursting forth ci the pre-
ci1'ls aud deahess spirit Of freedom The damli
masses Of English life the voeless, iandess right
less, who labor forever III mines and factories, who
have no part il tc government o their oan land
interest in the oppression of ireland. the pnder OF
Asia, or in the European balance OF power-those
Is, We apptehend, not fnaiiy crushed into he
earth on the llhh Of April lSiS some persons be.
lieye They finding voice and spirit again. Ger
many ard ilay dead-uungary is
asleep War areasy RACES in Europe; others
ihrerienlnglhat is to aay promising; and Ill over En-
rope and An there eyes watching. and hearts
for the occasion All diplomacy and good
account for .t ef Republican Freedom Man
Kind Is once more becoming charged with the electric
ity oi Revolution and one oi The poles OF that battery
We believe to be situated someN here i'll about New
York.
re conductors of TnE CrIIzgs desire to awaken
again the :iaiiUrtil spirit and ambition of Ireland.
evoke and imuaie among IrshDen noble zea to aid
and to lartake the gresr rch of Enrnpeail Denior
rqcy The soveresfs aud arist"crace- of Europe beng
fiided together against iie Penples ini,.d r
'anle. 80 tar as ia lis lies, natprnai alliance oi The
enples against he sovereigns aud aristoeracits.
One powerful obstacle to such iraerna alliance has
hitherto been the hypocriIicli preence TO liberalism
made by the British Government The conductors
TIE ClTIzEs mean to devote their efor!
10 strip of ttf sanctmouous pretence and to exhibii
the English power in its true char ctr as not only M
oppressr oi Iel nd but the opprssor OF England
The ally of oppression all the werd Intending
themselves TO be true and loyal American czn>, The,
viii Recommend no Of policy which would is
lale the Irish or other European refugees th
common action OF this gre II Replbiic They will incui
cate and with al heir power assist careful, yitg
study oi Those wise and jdst institution under which
nrrf in Atefitt. they have found both rsfupe
ihe'r enemies and school and example the grand
d"crihe they mean to enforce. TO become, in goa
faith. citizens and armed lders IF America. is
llt under the bluats- uf universal Democracy. The,
viii bear forever in remem 5ranee. the heavy debt Il
gfatiude Whlch eXpartI1aDd lrI-hnen owe 10 Am rira
ior her puweru prereclinn and ready sympathy;
siil ldo'i ly warh aud prepare tor occasion 10 dis
char-e hai sacred debt they VIII be ~ us IN th
task "f r'-cunci ing the it aich. 90 boih
Ites oftAe Ati.n'. hav dI-;r .c.i ;nd weakeued tbs
USE of .rii. ind have alwsys given er eneiniea
easy victory.
t. conductor o his jaurlgi intend make trial
no" N ny m hllen. how 'uAty Noares OF lf,n1crac,
i'liiHm IN E..rype aad nf Democracy victorioss in
tmerics. VIII aisg eswih iem these principle aid
elil ;em ~ airitdng this iI.nce Soon they VIII
eiabfd 20 know whether fhey ,horipg 10 any good
n thrs~hhg the water. ia m9vibg dish OF skim
u'r ~ TX = het do not mean 10 be iiaen-d
Jews, i"rever 'i'g Pal siipe Their corniry. and wal
ing tor the re- nrsii'n "f sAna Davids dynasfy.-ar
hr Welsh, wiishie geners;icH after genefation for
the rs.'urn ct Srihar--or he sold ers the Millennium
eierfally gir,ne their swords for the Gly Arnl
geaion While Brtst iyrarny siifl grinds Ireland
while irish spirit s bgeahes ard burns in passionate
revoi. neanst IL they viii labor in their chosen eork
1t auy rate sh in the n,,intinle. they know that the
hli7i and fearless preaching OF truth aud justice must
bear gond tri!ii. beth iOF ireland and AneRca
The tITfzsS will be published every saturday: the
rsi number will appear on Srir,s, the Ith Of Jan 1851
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