The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26

I Sprung pfOfesslOn belong
TO- Called to look after our spiritual salvation they
assume political protectorate unworthy of their
descent and inconsistent with their calling Politics
religion strange bedfelows, and uneasy under
one covering. The former is to have the whole Of
the blankets, while religion is left neglected and for
gotten shver the cold II not positively kicked
| of bed altogether. We know the Popcs have been
blamed for granting authority to Henry the Second to
annex Ireland his dominions; but who is to blame
for keeping Ireland subject to the British crown these
hundred yearsp Is it the Popes bulls which at
best were but mere pretext? And there were others
besides For instance Irish chief soliciting aid to
destroy another Is it those hybrid things, half man,
half hends called 0rangemen children of the devil,
spawn Of hell sent into this world to violate the OF
nature and OF Cod disgrace to the their country
and civilization
Surround their mother hourly conceived
And hourly born, with sorrow infinite
To her; for when they list into the womb
That bred them they return, and howl and gnaw
Her bowels their repast. z"
Is it this faction of cowardy British Thugs, mere
handful who would crushed beneath the heels of an
indignant people, like the worm that craws were they
all that stood between slavery and eedoma Is this the
faction that keeps Ireland annexed England? Is 1t
English soldiers Engshmen? ! say moi A thousand
times mol For, though these auxiliaries they could
never keep united Ireland with all her natural adyan.
tages and brave sons in chains bondage No! never
never Who then holds Ireland for the Engllsh9 will
tell you It is the men who put themselves forward
leaders and prove base and sell her. cowardly
silanmous refuse to adopt the only means that will
break her chains and free her spirit and enterprise loud
cheers II is the Judases who would sell the Lord in His
temple and who sell their country MS Esau sold his
birthrigh who barter their manhood If they ever had
Y, whatever
to call t, royal smile Who have brought Ireland with
their damnable inventions, to what they must
knowledge she is today, or soon will bea land Of beg
gars and snobsf is they who have long turned the
minds the energy, the generous and condng of
the Irish people into suspicion, dstrust and hopeless
The pure waters that would irrigate the nation
and noursh the buds OF liberty and independence have
been corrupted with their doctrines their seshness
and their beggarly arrogance, looking down upon
the mark daughter and ehccrs) who are chart
taby supposed to have no capabilities to direct and
ruIln natin md mil ho natal al
bugged Sadliered and Keoghed, domineercdsover and
betrayed hunted or starved loud and long continued
cheers) Oh, my beautiful and nsuiIerable snobs and
toadies your game s up; your tricks are known, and
the people you have long deceived will lay the
stone OF great and enduring nation, and will use no
such bricks as you in the structure, until you first
purified in the fires which shall rcgenerate your native
land rmmenss cheers II is hard to speak thus of
men of my own race and land would to God and
every honest man were spared the recital but
I am here to utter the truth, and I will
speak IL; let Others speak TO please sdc
and her cause to-dayNoud cheersand II cannot give
uerance to homes. sentiments in public win nurse nv
contempt and derson in private, for the who
aspire only to betray Great checring Yes these pre-
tended friends Of Ireland have too long deceived the
people, and betrayed their country they have time and
again depicted Ireands wrongs and s,Iarings In true
coors and Numbered forth their anithemas against
British tyranny in forcible and omngy sincere Ian
guage and then when trusting and hopeful people
looked 10 them for remedy, 10 and behold the panacea
on the heads of themselves and their friends; and
although the foul ulcers that eating the life
Of the nation, and beyond tbs healing power Of
all remedies, except that of the sword these patriots
assert that the disease not bad they
at time supposed, and that little tenant right lotion
with Maynooth and Queens College ncturc Of gold
would restore the pate to perfect health again tG)eri
sive cioers) Oh, most wicked and mpotent concus on
think that a small fraction of that wealth which Eng
land is draining from your country year after year,
day after day, will, on being flung back to you u
favor nyiaorae tho cxhase cd resources of the no,ion
Oh, most larccal and mpuden assertion say that the
malignant which must be cut out altogether,
and branch seed and nurture If you would the pa
.rfl.l n.l
little pension salvc, washed with little noopcry To-
ton, to prevent irritation Great checrs) Is par
la;ncntary agitation, and such dcspicablc Juggling,
going to gave liberty or justice TO Ireland, when
to do SO would be giving up a part of The
very foundation upon when the British governmental
structure is raised, Is the blood and treasure wliGh
England draws from ireland, and which she requires
supply III, drain upon her own resources 70 keep
the English people rom discomfort and revolution going
to be renqushcd through fear Of big words and rea
en- ng speeches. Are any or all Of these methods going
loosen the Of the hungry beast whose have
been sinking dccpar and deeper into the very vals OF
the nation, vniil now there remains hut sound artery
through which the blood ana homes of our race flow pre
and true, the Fcnan brotherhood? Enthusiastic cheer
ns) We are tired of sAams; we are SICK OF cant;
strtch forth our acros the Atlantic, and e,spng
brothers hand Of every clecdtGthclr EpiscopalIan,
PIcsby terrain, jews, Turk, II thcrs such beings
in Ireland aye, even those Of repeniaut Oangcucn-
for the Son Of God forgayc his murderers-and swear
by the blood that has been she'd and the ct.ns
that have suffered, by the sacred dust in which tho
bones Of her martyrs le dishonored and unaycngcd,
by the millions Of nanecss dead, who from the lrst
have suffered for her and nourshcd with their blood
soil they so fondy loved by every hope thar
cherish and angels give, Ireland shall be free and
must free her Lions and enthusiastic cheers AMIN aud
agnin You have begged long enough, you haye prayed,
you have gdaxed yor have flwned until you hay G made
froenen all the earth depisc yol you have nat
tered until - cophancy became disgusting 10 friend
and foe alike You have tried all these and failed
miscrably failed and there Is heart throb len
in the nation that you can revive with your drl gs
,hs c a%es ns,rms Now step aside and 'c
OF ireland, the true representatives OF the men who
fought at Limerick, Ben9nrb aud Fontonoy-ct them
what they do You have been tried in the bal
ance end found wanting We wil step into the scales
and be weighed. You have tried cod8 will Try what
virtue there Is in rifles instead o. Parliamentary pro
tests. We will Try powder and ball the sword shall now
be tho aber Of her destnos and cr ch drcn and may
God defend the right Vehement cheerlns) If we lal
with honor in noble fight will try again aud
again blood must wash out what blood and crime has
stained. loud che rs would not destroy the life OF
a nv without n necessity; much less would enianpcr
the life Of human ben wi bout ad quate cause
But brave men are NOT afraid to die and what holicr
did man every nght for than frccdomg What death
glorious than that OF the patriot solder who dcs
for his country and his racer
"To live in hearts we leave behind is not to diAn
have more sickcnng 81 hts In ireland than any
beheld the battle field the .hasty skeletons o. what
Gods creatures, fair and ,omely, and strong,
shriveed into skin and bone from starvation, and piled
In heaps, with little straw for shroud, waiting TO DO
pitched into a common hole, "unwcpt, unhonored and
unsung;n tbs deah--thia murder. To be sure
there blood shed, for the gaunt demon Of hunger
consumed IL before he destroyed the victim inundated
on the altar o. British law There was no 1crh manged,
unless what the rats the starving infant from
mother = breast There property destroyed or
taken, FOR thcy died the roadside, eating grass
roots, unable unwilling 10 touch the rps that
grew tempting inside the hedge although knew OF
where q moor starving wretch sentenced 20
imprisonment for three months for eating them out Of
the vessel that the gentleman feeding from,
and yet good men, honorable men, respectable men,
say Peace peace when there is peace they aay
GAN is well" when all Is Ill., aud blisphome Gods holy
name by atribung 10 HE Will the work Of their own
hands and that OF Their accomplices
COLONEL O'MAHOSY's SPEECH.
Colonel O'MAnoNy, having been loudly called Tor, nd.
Vanccd 10 tho front amid tho enthusiastic demon
STATIONS Of applause He said :brothers, ladies' and
gcntonkcn--Were even nsn Of words ana Il man Of
eloqurSe after the thrilling harnugue, the soul stirring
and Boy speech. that has been delivered TO you would
hesitate TO It's effects by any feeble words Of
] merely before you the chief officer
Of the Fenan acknowledgements CHI ecrsl-
that grind organization that ", hone ore
long to win the redemption Of my long suffering native
land address 20 you fcw words of advice and
officer holding sch position, must be very cautious
and precise Ia my language. "a Voce-'hurfah, we're
going home " Nor would tell my friend in the crowd,
m nhnnL that -niuu 10 DO for