The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-08-29

a man but IN Euglan be is not counted
so high as the cattle of the field or the
trees in the forest. Even the million OF
voters on the lists have no actual repre-
sentation. Thev are bough. and sold as
regularly as corn, or hemp, or iron. You
can look at the share lists in the Reform
and Carlton clubs They will tel. you to
pound the cost of any rotten borough
in the kingdom. America is natural
England artificial. God was the engineer
of Americas water works; England less
favored, employed man. Goa was our
gardener, 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 with platform
for your revolution. Parchment is Of no
use the bayonet has sharper point than
the peition-parchment is of no use in
our day-the people must act. Ter pop
Ill, Vor Del.
When wilt thou save the people:
Oh, God Of Mercy, when?
The people Lord, the people!
Not thrones and crowns, but men
God save the people thine they ae,
Thy children, as thy angels fair:
Save them from msrule and despair
God save the people.
(Cheers) The Downfall Of Englaad IS
rapid when her colonies fall off. The
heart Of royalty must be feeble when its
extremities decay. TIE colonies of Eng
land, for their own protection, will be
obliged to shake off the incubus Of the old
country. Canada already is rolling of
the reel. The Times prepares the way
Let her slide. She is useless now. We
can do without her Lord PaImerston
hurlsV sncer He says-lf they eoere men
they 'Tou2d arm Themselves. L say if they
are men they viU declare their independ.
ence [cheers.
The Lords are equally defiant. Sour
grapes grow thick upon the English tree
of despotism. Give Canada money and
she is loyal. Stop the supply and she
stops the Militia Bill. Canada taxes Eng
lands manufactures, and England pays fol
her army. How long will the hard work
ing men of England submit to be taxed
and rauperized to please he aristocracy
Before the election of another American
President Canada will be a nation cheers
As a dependency, she is a pauper. As Z
nation she is a millionaire hear, Ten
minutes after her Declaration Of Indenen-
I dence, America will acknowledge Canada
as sister State hear. Are there nj
statesmen in Canada equal to the oppor
tunity Irishmen, call upon you for
three hearty cheers for the Republic O
Cannda ! the first President the Irish reb
ell, Thomas Darcy MCGEE. THE cal
was loudly responded to with additional
cheers
Australia may be loyal now but wal
between America and England will expose
her to danger from our Monitors. Seeing
this, up will 90 the flag, the five star FLAG
that was raised over the Eureka stock ade
on the Ballarat, in 1854, when Captain
Wise and forty soldiers were shot by the
diggers, under Lawler and McGin. THAI
ecas only eight gears ago. was mer
chant at Melbourne. One hundred thou
sand tons Of shipping iron were consigned
to my house in 1S53-54. The leader OF
the forces on the Balarat offered me the
Presidency Of the Australian Republic, in
the name Of the Dggers of the Revolution
| (cheersl. l was man of commerce then
| declined. Colt seuC me one hundred
dollars worth of reyolverS; the digoers
wanted them. | refused to sell; and
while there no one can say that [ was not
good coionist. The Irish there were
my friends. In 1855 was guest, when
the Brotherhood Of St, Patrick gave the
parting banquet at Melbourne to William
Smith O'Brien loud cheer@l That dis.
tinguished lrishman and lover Of liberty
toasted in eloquent words America, and
gave my name herewith replied, and
those Irish cheers still ring in my remem-
brance Applause And Irishmen are
always welcome when | think of those
cheers, and the Irish Brigade who are
fighting the battle Of liberty over the sea
cheers.
Australia Will soon be a nation. llur>
rah for the AcpuJijc If tie 1ntipodeS =
Gavan Duffy, tie I;ish Rebel of As, the
first President Of the New Republic
(cheers) With Murphy, O'ahaughnessy,
Ireland, Mickie, and Wordsworth, all Irish,
men, in lis Cabinet (cheers). The Down
fall of England commences in earnest with
the Uprising of Ireland Chear).
Stand together, brothers all
Close together, close together;
Be lreland's might, brazan wall,
Close up together, tight together
Peace, no noise, but hand in hand;
Let calm resolve pervade your band,
And wait till natures God command
Then strike together all together.
(Cheers). Twenty years ago O'Connel
was at the zenith Of his fame. | aIlude &c
the time when he forced from a Tory min,
istry Catholic emancipation-(cheer y
when he opened the city corporations tc
Catholics, and was elected the first Catho
lie Lord Mayor Of Dublin. This was the
time he swore that Ireland should have
her House of Peers and House Of Com.
mons. His Repeal speeches are monu.
ments Of energy. lie showed where Fl /,
1000 were expended to buy rotten Dor
oughs for English representatives., where
9i5,0GO was openly paid for borough,
and te, 900 for one vote, or An office Of :,
COO year if Tire vote could not be bought
with gold. These were the DAYS when