The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

hndsea IL. He VIII might have Isi that sbysiry to
PEG PIE 10 the desert. fragment OF the rsane.
rhtrgh iam',e aud haugh falfe prophets intrposed,
nc frl,n bore Of freedom carrying their sw'ds N
sheath cd, swept The rest-lnieod ali this--is
lnown II Is story isade familiar 10 the sort by ia
SORROWS. i soIy at ~bch tho rahble, Who .agh at
heads spit Their Iidcule In those sal day. the
wlitned with the ships which bass To this great
Sss from slf N bs se 81 hss
The leth Of April 1852, ire Commanders nt nh writes
these words In he - der Of The d.y =
ssSsSs XII, sse
aS an ssyum Tor the poor ana oppressed OF al
Far cn even in the darkness Of tLeir woe AMI bond
sre-evep in The storms wnish crossed them il their
hight-'he txies read ,ho,e words, gttsFng hke i,s
ten % commandment this superb galway OF the
iepabic. This hottest fellow, whose hand cangise his
in ,hose ,imes vi hin came his wife ard w. Of the
child'tn-hs objects Of your charity. q good h. band,
work and il this field improve tho ortunes
Of bis little household How be toiled his death in the
sgc . bis toll ives doubled He toea "a uut his
Rood turned ~ water; toiled un1i hi eyes
were tn, ned to st ne; toitd until In the dissolution Of
his bDa ness his nearstrings broke Gsn,le lashful.
most tnid in his with his death
uDcst.p'sous his life. Had he been leg shriaking
the latter ng't have b.en ore notable, for he had
quick intelligence ind copious eioqnence. Nocouiant,
prayer for lsp-not n the white hand guiy9ng in
Tie air The last signal from the wreck which igoiug
dow n calls or and compani onshr. lie des
died tncfe DaMeless heroes under the walls Of Budt
The glory Of attic sscribed 10 the lea ders IN hk'oy
theirs the aurcls Of iInmnistv uow dicrria how
the light spread the &c OF thousands o ne peo.
krewr hi unono ed and unsung bu. who,
heicse by the ire edom fihertaId
calmly singing iopal anthems, against the baaries
whose cros fires vcnuea death and destruction on heU Aat
they died by lhousa Dds, The unnamed der eods !
thus spoke Lsu,s ksssu,h. OH II great men, a they
csed every day mentioned by the noisy worii
men whose every breath Ia cchced men whose every
word is stamped with the immortality OF type in public
chrcI ices; ftbey roud bu, think how many hnidreis
grcd, brave, generous full OF noble theayhts
pablo TO he they silently i've AMI with
ont recognition Gle hey to bow tsir bad in
humility and ief Grateful do this night feel that in
instance IL IL given TO the sentence which
cor dtmns she unobrusiSe hero to an unknown raNe.
Grateful do eol hat the power Il given to rscue
good Fl I'm the oblivion TO wlllcha shrakiDg
nature would have consigned il, ana the cblirca If
honest trt the hGi, 80 to which HIS dea de-
livered HEM Grateful joyful proud 1eyond utteance
DO feel, that il pc ed ire to prove that M true
to ,hoe who have been true to In the gloom which
plcams OF pne light pass and flowers spring dpugh
The which covers il this winter They whom the
public lalis and streets al Dublin stood ato md nwhen
II not too bold to hope The royal cast ON Cox Hill
would IN lew days be baptized in ame the eapi9i OF
republic. beside me, with hearts rue
thoD 10 do b0Dor to con,rade and service those
he loved thus death comes prove the ole bother
hood Of 1913 still lives For the fathers hand Tia has
been wiibeIed a thousand here leap forth, sad the
pa yer of each nsuer the little unto
me, and forbid them Lot ard thus here sunshine
passing Through the gloom and flowers spring Eough
the snow which covers the Irish rebels grave.