New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

na.bized most sincerely with you during your e1ne nom
yorr native country and during your eonnnsmsh' ID q
distant lard We believed that YIN were iru9 hsHrtea
and genuine friend and advocate OF the freedom OF 'he
whole human race When were informed that yoa hai
made your escape from Australia our bears al aIy iesed
with o and surely none in this broad land more corisy
1900 he ,riumuhant welcome accorded 20 you BY ihe
sr,ost unanimous voice If the American people ~
yo;,ed Ia believe that another true AMI eloquent iriend
u, liberty 10 universal freedom was AIDED 20 our naoe'
NC ;oed in the relief the. ireland had sent abroad 90
aro.tl Of universal emancipation 81 leas' a. SINCERE
earnest AID dinteresed II not So eloquent ~ me npos
tor ~ Hungary As Irishmen were proud Of yo1
Ireland had cent her Montgomery end many other giai
xu,-worthy men lead and thousands OF equally gallant
though more humble men to hhi me battles oil Anelci
in her struggle for liberty and pendence aIdw h
,ba, n were 10 be the modern sld successful Mont.
gouery of the great effort 10 establish aad MAINTAIN INC
Doctrines Of tie Declaration OF Independence we hai
Catered or selves with the hope nat you were 10 become
an active and jealous friend OF the Constitution OF these
United States which adopted 70 establish justice
and rrounote The reaerz welfare. Certainly We never
Ore AIMED that man WOO had deciained 80 earnestly
scajns. the weight OF the little finger OF ne British Gov
erue nj should speak lightly much less appproYngy o,
the cruising weight Of American Slavery. Judge then OF
our urrise our modification and disgust when we head
that you Lea become the apO,'g II OF American ssyery
fiat accurod sysiem which converts men made N Gois
image INTO chattes articles OF merchandise 1ol nave
declsined long AMI well too against the e1ao'ioh.
OF the British Government AMI vet Sir permit us 70 say
that that Government has never chatieIed man lou
Sir were brought no from childhood TO manhOo1 unIs,
bs. Government there YOU received an edgcauOn coud
ro,d your Bible could contract marriage with the woman
of your choice smarage which would be sacred ana IN
vioabe in the eve Of the law uld protectand educate
the ldren Of your love- fearless OF any separation rom
hem and undisturbed By the crack Of the whip OF any
brutal There master and slaF tfadr col'
chatter ard hCce eboJ: The pee OF the vile OF Tue Gnu
drcr YOU loved
1t Is true Ireland was oppressed by 'arstion and IN
eouaI laws bu the wife II voIr boom the children OK
ycur love were secure H. YOU TIE very which pressed
20 heavy upon you pecunnrv senciIhed ana pr0tocei
those objects desrer TO every good man than all o'h'F
earthly objects. .
You. however were nos content vim the protection
there afforded You you would agisie i,r repeal 81 tne
union which gave birth TO such legislation and Tor 'as
agitation have thought Of censure.
A. length however you reach America-he land where
more than three mlons Of human beings are nei ana
owneG Just cattle and horses owned where the mar
rage te and parental relations ofhose unfortunate beings
have not the strength ii cobwebs against The VIII OF
needy greedy master IN Ireland taxation leaves 70 me
/ peoIle little more han sufficient for oofniorlaDie
suJpor. Of the family aud tie education OF the
children In America every hour OF the lie Oh
the slave is at he nod and beck 81 ms owner
and that slave may toll from childhood 10 Oh age
and then not have q hat which no can ca ms
own Ye. hs, haG O. !; il and worse a Il - then
vha, you complained of and eoquenty denounced IN
ireland is by the darkest feature OF the Amer
slave system The unfortunate American save WINE
be IL wearing out year after year his lie IN day to
may have he wife Of his affections torn IRON hln a ana
consigned to speedy death in distant cotton held or
suear plantation while the children of his love are anna
ay one after the other -old to the slave trader 70 be
scattered the broad territory extending from Chesa
teake Bay to tie borders Of Mexico
Yet John Mitchell il is for the system producing such
results tla YOU apologize is plantation in Aabarna,
thus supplied with stout hearty negroes that you wsn 20
posses. 80 , =.
Some persons Mr. Mitchell have supposed fha the Brit
h Government were anxious to get nd 81 yoo' anu Sc
cretly conDiyed at vour escape We shall express
no opinion on that subject But certainly II woud ne
most deep and Machiayoan stroke of policy on the part
of the British Ministry permit You 70 escape and co ne
America, upon condition that you would become the
spolceis; Of American Slavery Suppose some Of y0nr
friends in Ireland should again attempt 70 agisate. how
easily could the ministerial papers coniouna Gn4 -helee
them by reminding the people Of the renowned parrot
John Mitchell who bitterly condemned the British Gov
trnment, and then ap0logized for American slavery
What reIy could vOurriends make Would they not DC
coufounded What would Daniel Connell, that great
say Of your late conduct ne alive what
would the hundreds of ,hmen who heard your denunci
atoms the English Government have said had you IN
osed some apologies for American Slavery and some
I-ayers FOR plantation in Alabama stocked with
fat hearty negroes They would, az least have con
cuded tina, Currans genius OF Universal Emancipation
had departed from YOU and that some mscacuation a.
gross Il base selfish hal misled you trlst
ha; you viii discover that yo1r base bowling OF the
knee and kissing the foot Of 1.-THE dark spirit OF Slave
ny was rs stupid i, base, and thus have leisure
10 repent of course which has not only injured you
pecuIiaTy. but degraded you even IN the estimation
Of erge portion of the Shareholders. You will not be
the first learn the painful lesson that the treason may
be loved and the traitor scOrned We have apology 10
Offer for our plain speaking We approved your course in
Ireland sympathzed with your sueriDgs Australia
ioced at your escape and arrival in America, and now
kick at and soorn your aPOstacy.
Had kossUth been guilty of the 0aseness oil apoloSlLng
for American Slavery Austria would have held Jubilee
over lis apostacy and he would have rapidly SUNG 20 ia'
low Level which you fast approaching. The noble
hearted high soued Germans would have shaken him OH
with the same that feel toward tha man of
whose conduct were once so proud 49,