The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-05

BRoTHERuooD OF ST. PATRICR IL speak TO
you III tho names Of ono hundred and fifty
thousand OF your countrymeD, who arc now
my countrymen as well who are hghtipg
tho baltic OF your people as woll as my pco-
! ple' Cloud checrs) The great baltic of
humanity in that highly favored land, who're
liberty means tho common rights of human
nature, and where hnman beings are treated
like men. cloud chccrs) In tho namo OF
tho Irish army of the West, | ask YOU to
cheer tor tho Union of America and the dis
union oflroand from Grea; Britain. cloud
cheers These cheers foreshadow already
tho DOWNFALL OF ENGLAND. Iloar, hear.
/ EngIlshmon arc so busy plotting the ruin
ot America, predicting the Gcath. knull oi
| tho nation, aud praying for the dawnfal OF
America, thero can be no objection to my
changing the top C. aud speaking to sn Irish
audience on tho DOWNFALL OF ENGLAND
! (Cheors) England is supposed to be d
| Gbratar--a rock of strength, so grand, 30
powerful, so rich, that anything might say
would tail 10 penetrate her iron armor OF
egotlsm and copper sheathing of assumption
tLaughtor) speak for the people The
aristocracy have all the lawyers to speak tor
them. QHcar, and Iaughler) Some day
mon will be considered mon, aud tho sim.
Pile annals of tho poor will be heard in
Heaven (Checrs)
When alludo TO tho downfall Of En-.
gland, | mean tho uprising OF tho people
| (hear)-Wben men shall have votes and not
be called tho Mon. The American rebellion
is the worlds rebellion, and the life Of
America is the death of England. British
Statesmen have acted ON that hypothesis.
America will lire, England will dio-each is
tho law of nations. Prosperity, then adver.
sity. The antithesis follows everything in
nature, right, left, up, down--aSuse man,
then praise him-strong, weak, young, old.
When man is very i'll he must get better
or die The runner at tho top OF his speed
must slacken or fall. So tho nation that
hos mounted the last round of tho ladder
must drop or descend step by step. (Cheers J
America is gong up, England is coming
down. The downfall of England commenced
the moment the governing classes laid their
plans Tor sapping away the liberties of the
people. TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTA-.
TIoN IS ROBBERY
cloud cheers.) Revolution is catching
like laughter, fever, or speculation. One
! suicide follows another aud more muT.
ders have taken place during the last fow
weeks than tho previous ten months.-
When an accident happens in the morning,
something goes wrong each hour in the day
ono mun gapes aud then the whole party
! begin 10 opon their mouths. (Laughter. J
The French Revolution in forty-eight in
augurated revolution in Itely--reyolu ton
in MISREPRESENTATION in Poland, and two
hundred shop keepers ranged themselves in
line to stop revolution in Londen. Some
revolutions arc silcnt--others noisy, the
! Thirteenth CentGry revolution was silent
tho Norman overcame the Saxon, ending
| the tyranny of nation over nation. The
Eighteenth Century revolution was also 81.
lent, ending tho property in man. The
Barons under the Plantagenets, Macaulsy
says, degraded the peasants to the level OF
the swine and oxen they tended. When
England abolished the slavery of the body,
tho governing classes commenced enslaving
the mind. Their success may be seen by
going into the back country, and talking
with the serfs you find there. (IIear) There
arc no such poopie in America, Lafayette
when riding through the crowded streets OF
Boston years age, saw the thousands Of
smiling faces, aud tho wel-dressed mon that
lined the road. and asked, "Where are your
common people :" There" replied the
Mayor, "are all the common people We have
IN America" (Cheers)
There are sir millions Of able bodied mer
| in England, trhOSe position is iOWcr than III,
american SidVes. Five negroes are allowed
three votes by the Constitution, which makes
a negro three fifths of a man; but in En-.
gland no is not counted SO high as the cat
tie of the field or the trees IN the fo-est.-
Even the million OF voters on the lists have
no actual representation. They are bought
and sold as regularly as corn or hemp, or
iron. You eau look at the share lists in the
Reform and the Carlton Clubs. They will
tell you to a pound the cost of overy rotten
borough in the kingdom. America is nat
ural-England is artificial. God was the
engineer of Americas water works-En-
! gland, less famed, employed man--God was
our gardner-man yours. Our corn feeds
your millions as our cotton furnishes them
with clothes. Our institutions give your
masses hope for better days, and our Revo.
| luton has furnished you platform tor your
Revolution. Parchment is of no use--the
bayonet has a sharper point than the peii,
ton. Parchment Is OF no use in our day
the people must act.
The dO,ogfdH Of England is rapid when
her colonies fall off. Tho heart of loyalty
must be feeble when it's extremities decay
The colonies of England for their own pro.
lection, will be obliged TO shake off the in
cubus of the old country. Cauada already
is rolling off the reel.
Before the election of another American
President Canada will be a nation (Cheers.,
As dependency, she is pauper. AS ma.
tlon she is millionaire. (iear.) Ten min.
utes after her Declaration of Independence
America will acknowledge Canada as sis.
ter state. (llear.) Are there no states.
men in Canada equal to the opportunity
DEATH has come MOURNING is in the
Palace. FAMINE is knocking loudly at the
door, The raven is still croaking evermore
These three prophecies arc fulfilled The
last is fire, aud mat comes when the scenes
OF 1880 and 'S5 and SO are on tho stage
again. (Cheers.) Who then can sRvo the
corn ricks Who then can stop the rawlings
of tho hungrY3 damn the people," said
| George w, shoot them down, the mon.
archy will last my time" (Shame) That
game is played out shed one drop of blood
and the French Revolution will commence
in England. loud cheers.]
The monarchies of Europe, like garrnl-
GUS old men, are propping each other up
with the hope of the downfall of America
Hear them chatter aud try to stand firmly
on their weak legs-sans teeth, sans eyes
sans everything. [Cheers,] Each saying
| IN tho other Rnnnhlicana ara daad M;s.