The New York herald., 1866-03-10

harmony that will last as long as earth between the re-
States Applause What makes Inc history Of tho rise
OF the Dutch republic SO intercsingy Because
and tho name Of Wnism their leader Is immortal: and
!ne, cause was no. whit hoisr than that O. James
me remind Won OF what has taken place The
resources Of this country have been dryeloped by the
Irish Tha, ha. ,so.,a E ..n,b,a ~ s.f government
is evident, Tbcy cane hsre ,apr ana rnomn bns they
snrcad ,smsaIye anJ,iprd i eyer n,oio,sion and
trade in life win susca nglaDd for thousand years
nas peen sowing II sue reaps har,uss sr"sa ~ ~
whirlwnds IL is The common sense oi
the world was iby OF Ireland. Louis Ma
poleon would not' main his power Tor inree
weeks II ne prepared 10 rsten chains on lre'hnu
tCheers) Americans shon on the great principle OF
human liberty, and aching vat primo pie they wouia
b. the friends OF Ireland and as matter OF pure rsht
Americana would give Ireland such ad and comfort as
they could IL England sent them word tnat tney wcro
neutral hereafter History showed that no people ever
yet rose In revolution without showing gool cause io
dolng so me French people IN the est cenly p'osca
that they had good cause for their revoution ior
they were ground by the privileged classes WAN keen
clutch they grasped at the throat Of the ana
hurled them In the dust Ireland had not ony sunerea
from domestic tyrans but from tyrants Of foreign BIRTH
She made glorious struggle In oS ana '4si she
covered her land with the names OF men whose
deeds inspiring to In the New World
as IN the Old. ireland had better right 70
rise to-day against her opprcs@ors than the people Of
France had Tor the oppessors oil ireland were OF iegn
BIRTH having no religious or political feelings IN common
with the Irish people Al no time had ireiand oestI
good feel ng among Americans In connection Win inc
late rebellion; she had not friend In any country IN
Christendom- There were millions OF irsnmon In
every country who hated English rule snd were de,
termned 70 sMke q oow al ner power, TnS,aua TSns
knew that great danger threatened her power IN oAna
snd that was manifested oy her recent procecdngs IN
c.au s"' r,e'c WIZ nousan.s wv w 40 no.. auy ~ W ~ ~
Habeas Corpus net At the suggestion OF the Lord
Lieutenant Of ireland, instead Of crushing out FEM.
ns, ~ Inn, guy aro ssn,,m"n, .,oo,s shss,.
selves no man would dare 10 appear in an assembly Of
Irishmen who did not approve Of their canss they
rs. t", S W fTs .n1 WI" Tnsw .hcns sS
the fetcrs from the limbs Of the Irish nation and bury
them forever with the helm OF God and men this GOV
ernment should he exercised for All time In the mane
nance sf human rights and human iib,rtv fOAs>rul
The CusRNAN said ladies and yentcmep-I PROPOSE
IN trespass ON your attention for few moment longer
There are severa speakers vet 70 address
the meetng
ssvyR an Vo,cxs- We will WHIT for them 0becrl
The CuuRxAS-Therc is a two.fod object in coming
here to nirht Tho one N IN nrcseot IN Won tho svua
bv Of tc American neone in th,s a. Rut there ia
gynnder object and that h the nuvchase Of tho Irish
rr"bIIcan honda This il he srspd idsa~ths grand
lesson OF the hour We must not osc sight OF tha The