Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

and un3ying hatred ,s-ard TIE ksousreh and oll.
garehy Of Ores, Britain. ~hilA hsss - long
ground their country N the dsst. h.nxinr hsr
patriots starving Der psopls ar sweeping myr.
lads OF Iri-h uleo. women ard shiidrsn of their
parentsi 6elds ~ end refuge = foreiEn lss6s.
bringing 9TH them thiihss tlnirg desire Coz
thedssirscton OF Brisist isrsnn nd b>qussshing
Ais isslicg ss A. bsS ioon their posssrity.
be &.
Rrso'e<S. Taai Il Is Tie eisl eniy ofths
membso OF ihs gsoiaa broiI rbood 70 strive
uiih al tasir micht. sod wiib yag Whole hs.rt.
20 eats aIa iGsieF amongst Z rishnen every.
where feelings OF fratsrnal h.isous soe kindly
love - eseh othcr, unity OF coul lsl. and q CON-
nou policy uron the Irish cues Loo. With mutual
forbesrauee upoa al Others. sok bat their snorts
nsy be 3aanmously directed fsards the con-
MOI Objects OF iheis universal .ehes alter q CON.
mon and prsconcefted plan sfhus -iu their
force become irresistible, gsileT oy one vIl snd
ore purpose. IN QUE underwriting Ystem Of actin,
and thus will they gise shspe .,od life, direction
sia movement 20 that love ofe rel.pd srd Vat
hsirsa of her oppressors which + the predoni
nant.Ps -ons Of every true IRIS heart.
TX
WBkmks. he nen Of Irisa rth and lineage,
nov dSelhag en- the Anelieaz continent. bold
a. present a more eDWerial posst among the
people ~ the earth n p,,iUt of BeH6ers politi-
cal privileges, stsisl iufuen.s and military
strength shan wss ever before d by any exiled
portion nor sloBe OF the Irish lou. bus OF snv
s1hjuaatel nation Ehataoevef: I'D
WHaREAs. We lsel firmly convinced that the
British tyfsnu co1id not kee,s Ireland much
longer euthrAied IL the IristAeitrens Of the
American Repuolic we're clio! slIied 70 and
cordially CO operating tor the rt emoiion Of their
fatherlsud with their brethren 1 n living on the
Irish soil together With those ssp.ulsled frish.
men. who are planted by thouss.sis. ike 50 many
hostile gfrrisons. throughout Great Britain. 10
the yery ceUtres Of her msnufse suring and COM
nerciil wealth. throughout h.. colonies aud
even in her imperial c4pital tiyen from their
ancestral homes by the feil s&ercies Of the ~.
rannicsl laws of England: be I
Res0ired. That Se. the repr ~ntstives Of the
Feuian Brotherhood, labor viii al our energies
and talents. with stern will. sts df-st fesl. and
celsele.s exertion. % organize. -lmbine and con
centrate those great elements q Irish nstiOnd
power which al all wise P,ovid..pce h-s. IL would
seem for purposes Of rstibutis. justice. placed
within the resch OF the oressfi generation Of
Iri-hmsn: snd thst oirect : eir whole force.
moral and material. from 81 ,sinis toward The
overthrow OF British tyranny ~ ireiand and the
establishment OF sn independep; governments IA
its stead
wHrsK.s, We fee c0ss ieui aI the numbers
aud mprr,ancr uf lhe lri-h eei al in the United
State England and her colori well the
Irish power scattered eiseshet over the earth.
on land aud sea. have az thisJ particular epoch
reached their greatest develOSmcnt. and thAt
henceiOrth thew must RAPIDLY df rease by the Ia
tural decay of humanity. inasu h a. ireland the
of their production. ~ifs her diminished
population. is no longer ahisftO OIL up their
pl tees as thev die out. 70 suDp,. the wear and
tear" 10 which they are subiects4 in the hard bat
tie of the eIile's lite: aud
WHEREAS This decensOn oc the Irish PEOPLE
abroad must be- accompanied b.Sthe almost total
extinction OF the Irish race At hlne. IL it IL be no,
speedily prevented by the destruttion OF the power
which ~ causing H.: and
WHEREAS. Also. the thousarsS Of well trained
irish American soldiers and ab,-soffcers who are
at present longing 20 strike ~ the freedom of
their iatherland. will dwiDdle aeay ia equal ratio
if no opportunity he given then 20 serve their
own country While the vIgor q their manhood
remains unbroken. be IL
R,soiutd. That We call up0nxnd sxhort ever
true Irishman in America. EngL.nd and the Brit.
ish Colonies, TO rally round ths->eenian Brother
hood and TO aid "a IN preparing ireland for tree
dom's battle. and in Fastening s.se day of her de-
liyersnce: and thst with easal fsrvor exhort
our brothers ia ireland 20 hols ~ our beloved
land 10 the last eItremts nor ,ee from ID To for
eign lands: 90 gird their oiDs s1rnty and sternly
for the inevitable struggle that Is approaching.
ana 20 avoid all public meeting and electionee--
ing delusioBs which only servekto expose good
men % the persecution Of village despots ard
which serve bloodnounds To ] aek out the best
and most devoted of the Irish rzss and start them
up be hunted and exterminztasl like Wild beasts
by their oppressors.
wHEkEAs. Ever since the fir-e invasion of their
country by Henry the Seveath 3f ERgland. and
his Norman freebOoiers. the t@ople of Ireland
have. from generation 10 eenssafion. given an
deniabe evidence OF their inde.ructbility by re-
riodcal resistance 70 their tor IN tyrants. ever
protesting against the eHtinctesn ct their VA "a
pencence. by the blood of iflstrions ntriyr
shed both on the battle held ais1 on the srsffold.
be II
Resolred. That We 5eclsre te ssid people 10
constitute one OF the distinct nltionalites of the
earl. and A. such. justly eutisl:d 80 al tho rights
OF self government :
The twelfth. thirteenth and, fourteenth serses
Of presmbles and resolutions are withheld At
present from the public. their xlblicaion at I'll.
time being deemed injudiciOus;
Ky.
wuEREss The precedent sri 70 Irshnlen ~
the n0nie aud almost de.perssa struggle which
the gallant SOUS ana faithful 5aoaghters Of Pola:d
are AZ pre-ent niiaisning sgG<ast The giant de-
nO'i-m oi Rassis. ihcir counters foe fils our
hearts z, once wiih enthusisstic admiration OF
their brave And patriotic dsyot "a. With sincer-
love tot Their holy cln-e. aud 9TH heartfelt 70
greet for their sufeiinEs ia i;s eehaif. well ns
witt generous eaiuiaiUn a0llow their great
example: and.
WHEREAs. wnen We comp1ss our own position
with tbeirs-our own nrmerous vantage grounds
for acting against our l5e and: our ihcacnlAble
superiority in external resources, phch the ~
rant- of ireland cannot reach :sth the i-olated
position Of the Poles hemmet-sll round bv enc
mies and so few OF the peopl> beyond The grasp
Of their tvrauts-Our frivOlous dissersiOne sith
their glorious ana fraternal conoord-xe are
struck with shame and humilistZ,n by the contrast
presented 70 IA: therefore. be 7;
ResoLred, That We express csr deep and hesrt-
felt sympathy with the people q Poland In their
agains, their opprcssors. cur admiration Of
their ndomitable forttude srs the grandeur of
their present attitude before f1aukind, and our
ardent PRAYERS thst their efforys may be crowned
with complete succers: and De > further
Resofred. That We hereby cypress our reveren-
tial gratitude and flsl reAec, torsrd III.
Holiness Pore P'us she Sn,3 for NE p.rern.l
soIicitBde in the cause Of Eufe<ng Poland % Ia
for liberty. and tor the snziou- czre With
which he offers I'D to Heaven fis srdent sspira.
tons for her success and recfsnmend her br.ve
sons. battling for fright agsiE-t might" TO the
prayers and the support OF the katholic world