The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14
omnsnts upon the sailing Of the ee 10 which We refer

Crsmpton's affair embraces the balance
Nevertheless, We do not entertain the slghtes appre
henson that the current between the
two governments viii be 4 long dnra vu Buster IL the
only argument left tor England in present position
with reference to the United States II has been tried
last resort TO get her out Of the 'stu
ations in which her efforts to elude her obga tous
sent Russian to best advantage have reduced
her she has evidently sent her the be
ne, mat mat sIe was 20 o,a S Just such IS
aud that the national moral Of people in the matter
Of sustaining their government in international dii
Guilty, is hry represented by such individuals Mr..
James Gordon Bennett and the precious by whom he
IL surrounded Now, as with will be the almost
instant destruction Of all her interests not yet yet
squeiced" in her contest with Ruesa we predict that
the steamer bringing to shores the of the
ception In England OF the proceedings Of during
the rst fortnight Of next mcnth viii bring that which
will amount entire abandonment the present
sane insoience of the British government towards the
United States.
WILL THE IRISH INVADE mgLANpy
The following appeared advertisement in the
Philadelphia Pennsyipdnan Of yesterday II TO be
part Of the grand scheme alluded to by the London Times
in connection with the departure Of the British ee
PENNSYLVANIA.
FELLOW Commemorative have watched with anxiety
the sentiments friends in Boston, and ha them
with joy, much that deem, the present moment
the opportune one when we should frcemen
OF the general moyericr. in which our
countrymen Of Massachusetts have taken the initiative
Shall follow their example, shall the lri,hmeD
ania be aggards in creating hArmony Of eeIioe
amongst their race throughout the length and breadtn
Of the andf We, the undersigned the Representatives
Of the clubs already formed and in behalf Of them
dress you Hishmen, not for any selfish motives
that want 20 be leaders, but that through this appeal
to your sincerity and TRUTH TO your honor and ade
we may 10 The means OF assisting and bringing about
contamination great and glorious principe advo.
Gated by themthe redemption Of their native land IL
pc sibe by honorable let the destructive fueds
that have kept under the feet of the British arsso-
craey now disappear from amongst Let the sacred
homes of our youth from which have been driven by
The vles yraDts The world has yet produced the
dropping spirits OF noble and race
by the hopes Of the future and the past
be guarantees that rishmen, will either do die
in endeayoring to accomplish that for which Eanmet
mounted the scadold sanctifying the with
his blood = for which Lord Edward Fitzgerald
fought, and for which we, hi.hmen, will sacri-
flee our lives, II necessary Organize, then, in
every city, town and hamlet Elect your own OH GERS
make duly appointed collections and particular in Sc
Letting true and rusty men to fill the positions. Part
not with one dollar till you receive instructions from
headquarters, and let no brawing demagogne who may
have been placed in position in life command direct
your movements Let your intelligence rule, and
speak out and speak truly. Gather yourselves
together-commun ,ae with and will send you all
the instruction necessary We want not dollar of
your moneywe want to exercise any inauence
you in any form but merely give you advice.
raise army Of invasion under The shadow of tho
stars and sripes-where have found protection we
deprecate the violation OF laws OF the land in which
live You will from time TO time be advised of the
OF action to pursue
The National Convention will be held shortly aud from
that you will gain all instructions necessary for further
N. II. HARRIS, President Thos Davi. Club.
NJ. CARR Vice President Red Hand Club.
CHARLES W. B0RBuDGE, President Emmett Mona-
mentals
MICHAEL }. o. KANE, vicer President wolf Tone Club
For nio nation direct any o the above to the north
west corner Of Eighth and Race streets
From the Pennsyvanianl
"T0 IRIsHAEN IN PENNSYLVANIA"
An advertisement appeared in columns yesterday
Carr, President Red Hand Club; Charles W. Borbridge
President Emmett Monumentls Michael j. o. Kane Vice
President Wolf Tone Club calling upon lrshnen, AZ
SUCH In Pennsy lvania, to organize every city town
and hamlet, for purpose yelled in obscury. No true
and experienced friend Of citizens OF Irish birth wonid
council such organization ut any time much less
when there settled prejudice In the minds Of peo-
Pile against foreigners genesay II Is TO be deprecated
that 20 great want Of judgment and discretion should
be exhibited by Hospurs born abroad be calculated
10 embro their countrymcn with like associations ofAme
rican born citizens We deny the right ri-hmen
mans, any other people Of foreign BIRTH they
have been 10 organize under any other
with sternest opposition They truth aud In
TACT American citizens and any tempt 20 ignore the
title places them in position TO be opposed by citizens
OF native birth they organize foreigners, they must
expect Americans 70 counteract their power by organ
tons among themselves.
clubs and care not what IL may be because purpose
can justify their organization as IrGhmen. II American
citizenship be worth acquiring, T. is worth owning, aud
may not be isd aside Ut the option Of s possessor,
long he remains under the control of our laws There
are associations amongst us Of phanthropic character
that have distinctive names, denotng foreign hi-th
foreign extraction such the Welsh the Scotch Thistle
and st. Georges societies. but thee entirely removed
nom political purposes and assemble under the cali Of
American Citizens of Welah Scotch English ex
traction a. The case may be This is right ant has
tendency disam any Opposition 10 their continuance
The appeal Of the advertisement alluded 10 deno,es
political purpose 90 operate directly the United
states, but to effe; movement Ireland. Dcma-
gogues not 10 have the control o. H. ali ect it,
movement the advertisement This very assertion
hows that will he liable such abuse and the history
Of man clearly proves that denagogue cannot be kept
Of IFS direction. What political society wa ever
formed that did not eventually fall into the hands of
demept CUES, Designing every where absuni, AMI
hey viii not lose favorable opportunity Of turning
he srenth 81 these clubs their own personal adyan
'age lhs il a. certain to that think. mi
KNOWS how to combine strength The very suppoiton
that such thing be avoided, display the fact that
novces in human experience the head ii the
ment and must necessarily end In disaster II IN
collision with other associations which viii be formed -
counieract iis political effect
10 desires the condition OF ireland elevated
than Ourselves but we would not have this done al
tie sacrifice o. the rights of EatuFakcd citizens irish
bifth IN this country The most malignant preiad css
prevail against such citizens in the order
Gently established among and l. would be The height
q folly, u not actual insanity y provoke this ceiling
any CREATE extent.
The Irish Repeal Association though inst taei or q
most worthy cause injurious % IL. socal position n
our naturaiized Citizens II excited Jealousy and hnay
oppo-ulan because dens gogues turned y to taer IVA
personal advantage. one demagogue usei K y pull
Gosn another, until II eventually split In twain aid hal
i've Presidents thwarng the actions Of each other.
greater demaeoPue NJ length seized is power and HIS
pyesomptise rsshness brought Il - dissolution
lie Irish people hearted ami mpusye and On
bi account are pore likely to h. led Into than he
more spafhetic German or Saxon TIL j. known all
demaggue-, whose first effort i 70 excite generous
emotion in their breast and then upon very
his feeipg provide themselves with profit p5ser aod
Influence
We sy 70 our Fellow citizens ~ lsi.h bir,h--hay. ~
ng DO vi "a these Clubs long they "a iso.
h'e you from The great body 81 the American teople.
Hey d. but little good - Ireland: but may DO great
nry the United States, and - youTseive. persona
Il blnations will beget combinations 81 opposite
afacter, and ~ the end you I'll BE the sufferers
GORE, rondencc a the Baltimore SUM
wsanSCTUS Nov. 1t 1855.
N qo'sott0ns b. ,. RTer,f c,h Eagcpi7lc BrCts Ffag
n 4 RspaHtnf ~ ~ Aoaguito CDlf-IN Fptyl4rf n
.sVaru7uo- Brush F6rt4ightTR b5nsyn Tine Run.
s'srtng ALoaf da{ Ee-Opr far.grs and Ixfort,, a.
The negotiations with England concerning he pro-
visions al the Clayton Buiser treaty MAJ an arohlby
~ be resumed. but " mus' b. nf0n r.s b4As And
vi condition.. On totn .iHea.
lBe British achievements Of their West nla sa Ns
reference distinctly 10 the y sars 10 Ieniral
America In less han months time yoa viii learn
nat Admir- Berkeley has taken poe stion " Juan
del Norie and repsntsi the British Tag Fort Car
los and the Punta Arenas the n,ng tn