New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

them the radical e1aetoB OF negro suffrage which ne nearby
favored Viewed in the light Of the ohenses int
the penalties Incurred they not extremely mnlen
and liberal and without precedent ~ All mss ,o,
lie Eould seleos non Lhe hsoiy n. 20 deal GENTLY
with deiudel brethren" In ll2 Russia fIusso uu
Austria without preteHt smembeTes Poland Az -; ;a T
Poles wres om their oppessors national lheeptn
denee The insurgents subdued and Christian EuSpe
turned pale az the nhumanites inflicted upon we
they had laid down their In 1880 aroused by the rFou
tOR ia France, Poland again struck for anu
Inc property Of rebels eonscated scahods dPpe
with then blood and tens Of thousands OF me Soeh ,
children driven exile in Siberia where they and the
descendants pine this day do not forget the
rising and consequent Of 1887 and the punishment III
Aeted on the rebels BY Haynau Look at France In ~
France without a decent prete1t made on Algeria AMI
conquered H. Again and again the natives suo'e W % ~
al ~ ne Preach troons The rebellion sup
pressed The incidents Of the dealing Of France with heI ~
surgens were calculated 10 make blood run cold
Look again England which has rendered US 20 MI s
fathcry advice during and since was oNsr ns
seemed fearful exactly thai would punish our Den
hut do or say something % hurt their feelings We need NOT
go back into the annals OF England John Bu mas hau 70
put down good many rebei0ns His penal code mas pce
Dpconan. His old style of furnishing traitors would shoeA
Feegee islander The true theory OF government Ehshu
for The English Scotland for the Scotch Ireland LOT the lts
America for Americans England gained rule over SCOT
land through the stuarts The last Stuart was driven ht9
eIie in itSe Charles Edward bis grandson gallant ana
popalar the Hnoa heir Scotch throne landed IN
scotland in 745 10 recover his oy,l Inc cIlhs To-
and the best blood in tie Highlands rallied 10 his standard
The Catif Cumberland overthrow him at Culodeh;
After the Rebellion was crushed and the Insurgents hi
down their arms England skiried the hghways VIII
eibbeis hunted the fues Ike beasts OF prey ana Dursu
them alive IN dwellings aud barns she dragged some ~ noo
men to LONDON sent them 10 sort OF druh heal court deeap
aied them stuck their heads poles Temple Bar the
Broadway OF London He would contemplate Ireland Tor NO
pen ENGLAND hnd no right 20 rule lrcand-hc meant
prmora rght-hnn she had 70 rule new ork Her govern
Of that important island lad been specially sever san
culinary savage In le some OF her Dcst sos rose 70 ro
national Independence England sent these PATRIOTS to prisons
10 scaos aud exile little later she put 10 death The
immortal Robert Emmet whose last words were men IT.
land becomes nation let my epaph be written 1s cNled
brother Thomas Add Emmet subsequently became ATTORNEY.
General Of this S,ae-Gn lustn0us he nc hau hot uNe
mention the cruees that followed the unsuceossul rs
lnes Oh ictc nor thc inIl4n"tt ~,
They freshly remembered 1hry may pe
terribly avenged a short time ago the Sepos rebeisd NO
sufficient explanation outbreak ever given Inhear
atrocities committed all sides lie cited case
prisoners several Of the Scpoy ehies-the Dayises the
Stepheuses tho Lees the Iongrcc Of the revolt Did she
East India House Did she give them seats in Parliament
History e Us 1s SsSg coaToI aSS cv Es o, 1 s
AIR That Is The way England dispose: OF Der head rebels
tie negro For quarter Of century previous To
Rebellion he prOfcsed 10 dcprccaie Slavery ~ America and
pleaded fr emancipation Wei right the heel Of anti
slavery war during which he al the nhetie tie Iehcs
occurred eornerof Jamaica few dozen negroes
got up small fight with somebody about something The GOV
eror pronounced rebellion whcrcupOn John Bun went 10
shooting down negro and women all over the Island ms
they fed in terror across fields hid away m their houses
IIe eIoed Inc ials with them he hing twenty thirty
trial galows lie individually murdered
the Rev George W Gordon Of the best men m jamaica
This is mode which England dspses OF negro nsqr-
gents And while happening In Janaien J0h
our insurgents Wien he reflected npon the conduct OF England
during listened her Erachment since be iet al
most mpeod propose unconditional Tcunion with the south
provided she would Join aud the feniaus and on n prove"
cation deal blow night between The horns Of John ni blng
bis the ground strip on his anonted cueo
aud hold mp the gaze Of nations while they shouted IN
chorus
fraafif g0ria J1AdHn-I BaAfTHmI
But hc unjust There j. not only John lu bnt
John Bright lie andhs followers the friends OF America
aud sill ul0n aud redeem their native an Now, contrast
reconciliation We tender 20 The south with the
punishment inflicted upon Rebel. in modern times by the most
enlightened nations and II the world NAV not wen De-
No STAFF i 10 Nv. io,tr ~ m the ap NJt dollar OF prop
emf, d 20 b. cpnscate, AID exile No usIr
gent l. 10 b. mnIIsone no Rebel rxecrtcd Tor Nci
tcr the ~ fa6is nor hisfury Constitution furnish
ans grounds these conditions of the amendment
Rather thcy sublime illustration ct mercy and iOTE cucs
offered hy n generous victor uugTatiul iOc.