The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04
/ He DISP AIC II.


RIp,xDIsM IN 1RELsSD.-Ihe Pc pie CIu.i0acd-
The Rev DR.. CshiIi OF Ireland, has Issued an ad
dress to his cJuntrymcn, warning them not tc
connect themselves with secret societies. He saws
The NiCtregal authorities may occasionally
make mistake In the extent OF the coufederacy
or ia judiS iduair bat beyond dlspu their know =
ledge OF l;s orig Inators, members, abettors and
plleut friends is most accurate, lun may RELY on
tlis statement with implicit confidence; and be
perfectly eatisfed ami convinced that the Chief
Secretary al the Castle eau produce at the moment
Iwrite these words, the names OF every indi gidpaI
Who has administered an unlawful OATH az well
sc the names, the residence. the paren :, the CHAR
arJer OF every Hre;ched dupe who has defii 1
Gods Gospel as he put his trembling hand to tins
biaslhemJus pledge lhe moment heo the un-
fortunate new member prououLces the words of
the confederate oath. ia thar moment he places
his life at the mercy oi traitoFous companion or
pc iurtti -py, lie lies the haugman 8 rope on his
own Deck. lie pr0nouuces bis own seuteuce Of
death, aud prepares himself, Ill lated wretch to
die on ignomnious scaffold
If yo0 wIsh TO learn whence have the govern.
meuL derived their knowledge, and whence have [
assumed the tune Of confidence with which speak
l reply: The government have their Information
irufh your associates; from the very nlau " no
administered the OATH; from the villain who per.
Jured You into basphems; who received "a brIbe tor
yonf death ana VINO makes s traffic your flesh
and blood. The government has this accurate
Information within twcnty sfour hours OF YOUR
sauguinary oath; sud have this knowledge craven
my heart from my Intimate acquaintance with
the Gufyriuuate history Of the attocions s1 stem of
secret societies. The delegate who enters u new
dlsEricI, euIolla member and administers his
fatal oath, Is tie chief murderer, the primo pal
sesass.n OF the entire c0Lftderntlou he meets the
unsuspect NJ county boy; he dfinks with HIM, he
Tribes him. be swears MN; he betrays him, and
haugs him. Believe we'll; know tho cases
which depict: l have witnessed the scenes hich
describe, ana | cav with iudesCritable pity the
victims whom l present you an example aud
NaI q yrh & InE mar A.
number than one hnudTed and thIrty.thre
vretched creatures we're transported from the
Queens County for Hhitefoot confedsracy; aud in
later times sinliar fate has oyertaken several
dupes ia different parts of Ireland, while others
stI more unfortunate have been hanged from the
counties of Tppersry, Clare, LimericA &C.
Aud III reference 70 hose victims from I4einster
and Munster, never forget that The companions,
NhO, las they say,D gave tho oath, or charged the
deadly pistol, were tho meu who Informed the gov
eTLment, received the blood mouey and hanged
their cuufoderatcs. Most Of you must have beard
Of the remark able iniJrmer OF when SIR Robert
Peel spoke III the House Cf Commons in the year
1915. Ae yearly As | can remainder his words Oh
that OCCASION, they are as follows: "When |
WAS chlef Secretary Of Ireland, murder was
cOin mitteJ beIweea Carrick~ on rDir aud ClOnmei
a hF- - had deadly revenge towards u
Mr -, and he employed four men, at two
kalL7as each, to murder hIm. There II road
o. eAth eide Of the river snir from CsrTick to
CiotiHel aud placing two neD on each road, the
osDApe oI bis victim impossible. He was,
therefore, f0ully murdered; aud the couGtry was
90 shocked bs this heinous crinie that tie govern
nient offered reward Of $500 for the discovery
ul each Of the mnFdcrers. Aud CAP it be believed,
sa'd siT Robert" the miscreant who bribed the
i'ur Murdeters was the very man who came aud
gave the iniormaton which led 70 their execa.,
non, ah1 again, exclaimed sir Robert" with
.oes5 Aaods paid ia my Office, in Dublin Castle,
.te sun oi ~z0oo to that N onster in human
shape"