The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

require-is just this: That We sot In the Affairs OF
native country and interest ourselves In her
msnts precisely far - native born citisen may pro-
psrly de- American, and FATHER. There Is the
with the wrspgs struggles Of Hungary BY joining
for exampe) society formed to extend that sympathy
nna 70 10 sssS S hs may s
pondiDg, he propagate Its principles; and II Hun
gary were once more In arms such American may law
fully, - private adventurer, for the dear love OF
Justice and freedom, fly to Europe throw himself into
the weaker PARTY. and give at least frseman's
nay DO h and b not less lmssan iaay
cite not the less Frenchman that he coveted the
honor Of charging BY the side Of Washington. trrs
mendous applause) And say whatever native OF
Boston or New York may do for Hungary that natu.
rallied Hungarian may also do had better, however,
come the Of Ireand-rst because that Ia
my native country, (LOng applause) Second, be-
1t IL the European oouEtry which gives America
most concern, account OF the vast mass Of her people
Who have escaped hither with their vesand third be-
the country Of all the earth, most barbarousy
oppreS 3D. For the present have occasion to argue
and prove this last point simply assert It, After al
you say me about the improvement in the condi
ton Of those who have survived that dspensaton Of
ESgand-ths f.mne-after you have counted up TO me
the estates which have been lately broken
up and have given the statistics OF the small propre
tors established them-aftsr you have pointed
oat to the pitiAbs loyalty and gratitude of the
poor Her Naesys condesosnsion in setting
her royal foot upon their shores-her royal foot upon
S: IN ~ n:
throughout all since the dawn Of history there Is
not, and never any nation Of men cruelty cum
Irish nation. (Criss Of hear hear And further that
the social and political condition Of ireland is not whit
0r @ Ss,rr Dna no
might "envy the dead, who are already dead more
than the living who are yet alive The case Of Ireland,
then and her swarmng myriads is really the pressing
question for America beyond all other European nation
sies; and cannot be concealed that somehow Amer
feeling has taken alarm this great foreign element
Which, say they, remains foreign in sentiment and spirit
There are the various Irish societiss-instituied,
kva1 kauA fhapyv Iriah
their multudinous PROFESSIONS through Streets
to show their numbers and strength. WhyS They have
they not in Munster fair and need not trail the
sotamore inviting mankind to tramp upon 1t they dare
real enemies feel the sans 1t had been better Cheers
Here Ia complaint against Another Is that the
Irish vote Is counted upon distinct power at elections
has to be cultivated through certain Irish leaders and
advisers and into the civic contest 1t were
its own Irish account (Sensston And again, in the
Irish insignia and uniforms and namss and who parade
Irish Annversaries, and In instances, have
been told hold themselves aloof from certain American
celebrations at which the other military companies
sist In short. there general impression Of isolation
created and counterfeit that distinct foreign element
tive Americans Here materials and fuel for enmies,
heartburnings and roDgs where real Antagonism OF
interest OF ceilings should s.i. s' Of hear hear And
the Irish aton Ihavs not thought worth while to
msnt the canning cutlery against them on the ground
that most Of them Of the Catholic religion In this
believe educated reasonable Americans participate
and ct all events it grievance not very likely TO be
To-. r,. xS u.s.
presume to point out where the blame les but dc firm
y believe that IL American feeling were exhibited
part there would not b. 80 much natvism rails
Irish military companies ii clearly the right and duty
how to hanss them Only beasts 20 without arms, and
il II wonder that Irishmen, when they come hers,
s.'ss to a.a S Of hss
Americans 10 comprehend how carefully, how In
quisitori.iy and completely Kept ont Of
1 .s onos 4 SIGHT monS
have bsen long and quiety pundsred and
the yoke Of the very oppressors with high hAni
and with provecation not one thousandth part ~
s.vs observe thu.
Ia mingled kind Of pity near akin to contempt. All
you cannot knew how It has fsfsa With us iniort
twenty arms acts for IrelAndesch Of them dexts
rously and eunniDgy adapted than the preceding
Bri.ish government could not trust-An Of them in.
tended and calculated to ocae the very idea Of
with jas petty sessions and hAndcufn. Then, drilling
has long been elon, and since came to
America have met with young man who was sem
TO years penal exile for having said to h
teen other young men, In private room In Dublin. the
feonious :" Attention Right shoulders forward
Before you pss for failure too much, consider
this III like these had BEEN force for nfty
years in America before your Revolution-if omni-
esent pocs had been continually empowered to search
aS1..: ,! Gay or night fos isl01 sunI6 a.
been your rides ct Lexington sWhers would have been
Jour Penrsylvania line The possession Of arms-pras
feel that The peace Of society and The defence Of the
country in the keeping Of all citizens and Of each In
and os oS:
BEST training and the surest guarantee for republican
institution. Thsn q 70 the green uniforms and ban
which your Ish militia regiments love to cherish be-
hsve these national rsminiaosncss viii do more good
than barn. Ireland, low in tho dust abe lies now
msmsry Of ancient sIor,-ths golden trsssuzs
ofTsdtonthe only trsas left her now. And W can
aot hwewould, bury them in oblivion for ever Can
And tell msdid the Irish brgsdss who took refuge In
nance serve France the less ssalouay that they
King Loui waved the beloved DAG of srsspf (Great 90
pause) Was the charge Of those brgadss the sss ney
and swee ping because their charging shout was Rsem.
men who have obtained refuge heretofore in reign ands
or they have always needed refuge whore from the
enemy tsat hunted them life q home) have not been
remarkable either isgratituds towards the country
That them or for eowsrdies In the sd against
that sountyi enemies OH Americans encourage every
Lish citizen to be armed citizen multiply their rssi
msnu and their comPaniss evoke and kindls their mill
tay spirit and see vhs her the republic will ever have
upo. ~. lApplAuse) 1 know America soorns the
thought Of danger abroad and dreams not OF VA
sins wars uPoa othsrs-and say, further may she
never wsge war again In the nsedfu defence
OWE honor and rieht.-but stil IL hard {, read the
book Of sts the Ruler OF the world does not always
xs,st statesmen war may ooms and II it do, know
the land will have devoted defenders than her
Irish ctssns. (Trsme ndous applause Besides that IL
the duty Of every man to possess and know how
TO use thsm there IL still another motive which makes IL
incumbent on all refugees to do II that II occa
the oppressed land OF Earope-and the nsturahzsd c
Gems Of America any Of them shoud .hnk right to
repair to Europe - private advsnturers TO strike blow
for the righteous cause e thing which every American
may do n he plesses,) they may have the skill and
capacity to maAs their aid eeotuAl Great ehssrng
No~, ~ to the 'b voten and the part that Irfsh
men take Irshnsn in American public affairs con-
ss have not ct discovered that any serious question
OF Irish politics exists hers, and perhaps It would b
better aufury both for Ireland and America II Irish cid
sens voted Independently Of another and that
they should vote contrary ways each for hnssf
tie best Of his Judgment consulting the interests and
credit OF hts adoptsd country. (ApplAuss Il Is true
every Irish brings with him very natural
prsjudces and feelings which, though natural and
tary Isssd. altogether place here One Is
that true pubis virtue Aad patriotism somehow ooasis
IN opposition r. thu government In Ireland this true
Every honest bound In Ireland against the
snt bscAnsA the roxernmant Tiara "a sxsiast