The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
English Rule in Ireland.
NJ, FrOude's First Lecture in Amer
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,SRoDucTIoN TO THE SERIES AND NOR
Wan CONQUEST OF IRELASD-cHAIsAC
rrnIzy TrOS OF THE IRlsu-AGGREsslvE
OPINIONS.
From the New York Tribune OF Thurs
AWE take the following report OF the
.+,pic delivered in that city Wednes
lr evening, by the eminent English
,,,ori.n, JAMES ANTHONY FEouDE:
tbaye come to tLis country toaddress
r,p on The history Of tho connection be.
;rr4p Two Islands, in both OF which
,,.nne that YOU feel an interest, and
Fcgot better introduce the subject than
Syrc.ling OyOuA letter once written by
y American ambassador 10 an English
Fine Minister. The occasion wa6 the
inn rebellion Of 1893, when seventy
I,i,b gentlemen OF birth aud lOrtuug who
5ILeeu secretly concerned in the insur.
,rJp were in the hands Of tho Govern.
1,Dt They had been engaged in CORES.
g,plcace with the Directory OFthe French
R.publC. They had been betrayed by
o,e Of their own ConlederatCs, as SO many
lines Irish ConspiratOrs have been be.
rged, and they were banished from
Ireland on condition that they would re-.
ire 10 some country then at peuCo with
j,al Britain; and il was understood
M they meant to seek IN asylum in the
rsiel States. Your representative in
Esshul then was Mr.. Rufus King, a
slae honOrably known through more
ala one generation Of American states
n.a. Applause There survives yet q
litter Of rcmonstranCe addressed by Mr..
Siag to our Prime Minister, i'll which he
.ys England to debar these seventy
gellIencn from making the United States
iasr place o! retreat, drca1ing such an
Nq1sitiOu to any nation.
The lecturer read the letter, Il quantity
vuleI cpisilc, and made these com.
aeGts; lsuppOse that il IN ambassador
TON th; country should write such u
.s,lerinthese days he would not have n
very long tenure OF Office. laughter |
lsnow the pride Of both England anu
America to OiTsr u safe asylum TO any pa.
riot orany refugee from persecution and
Misfortune.
AMERICA THE IRISuAIAN's CANAAN.
Its needless 10 say that tho cntreaty Of
W. Hing was not acted upon, aud that
must Of these gentlemen died quiet Citi-
E:ai Of the United States, and America
4abeen since n land of promise to the
sanatiOn. The lrishmsn at the pres
tltday looks to America IS his natural
Protector. Thus she has become, whcth.
T@f good or evil, o party to Irish poll.
tic; She iS the Supreme Court Of Appeal
10 The Irish imagination, ind if ever the
5'lCact is 10 be buried, il ever Celtic
r'oits'ant and Irish Catholic are to end
NV U ir4l in a general rcCOnCiliato i
iW,lI he when this coun ry h 8 prOnou, 9
ID shst Ireland ought to De satisfied and
aAinO longer grievance which ICgisla.
lion can remove,
lam not here to talk cNmmon.p places
.ooat English tyranny or Irish acrimony,
.ft'he lAct remains that nj this day, alter
~ years OF forced connection, we arc
'lII unmatched. 1.-THE votes OF the Irish
pP1IAIlon were taken, men for men, two
mus would ask for = separation, imme.
.ie aui eternal. |; stands confessed
o'ofe all the world that after all our eff.
isswc have not made friends. Seven
Ealu'leS olIDjlry divide us. They desire
u SIMPLY to take ourselves AWAY and
S'!e Them to manage their own affairs in
,.tt own way rs they best please. When
SealVe cleared out and trouble them no
1f.s lAey will then be willing, perhaps,
Interchange Civilitjcs with us, to take
y, S4' money II We are pleased to lend it to
'lr'n II they could leave their anchor.
.syiad llolI their Island away into the
, 4'aGIs Of the Atlantic, don't think we
s..a! nave any right TO object, To
5 5ssso part from u high.spirited and
I wv. race to whom We have given our
aT 'i anu language, who have distinguish,
" themselves in our institutions, would
,%sI,GSsFace to our craftsmanship, but II
, ,Se lLisa persisted in 1t We could not DENY
S. a,' u experiment of a forced union has
o ANY, T'eI long enough We should be
~"sN Then to bid them God speed.
''''aNES MUST WIN THEIR lyDEPEND
ENCE.
., p1 Philosophers have not vet discover,
,' W." 70 @proot the Soil of ireland, and
nm %I \ Is England remains great power
i, .. 4'e;s, and navies, aud commercial
FS. Isss III every corncrSof the world
S sySa cannot, England will not let &C
LEVY \, 1J'a upon an island lying close under
S Al, I T She cannot risk tho possibility
,r' a up'a'c State establishing itself be-
rS, .sa aSr and the Atlantic. She will moi
rs ~ A. !llher to separation or 10 meas
r, \" w sICt 10 bring it about Every
,s :,, y 10 Which will promote the happi,
S, \" lae Irishpcoplc VIC arc willing &c
t,, I,, We are willing to volunteer; but W.
EsJ i,s commit political suicide, Until
cS sH Wv Is beaten upon her knees Ireland
sT,,s"C lhG fortunes Of the stronger
,E" Say' II the Irish race refuses TO bt
ws. 10 us, then We must con,inu,
81. sa'e,,-cach u thorn in the others
Che, W. '0ey must themselves seek an
III, ; SJaIe, or else they must fight fol
SsS2I'5T 'S,ER sll and win II like men
p@ ~ .asy achieve such au enter
l. "a aOusA my duty would thCr
SN1 uiy country, and though
ID CSs5i struggle TO hold Ireland t
Rial SH "nce, yet, as a member Of TIT
t,s II .SH Brotherhood, when 1t wa
ssoia.s SHOULD willingly welcome them a!
IApSY,'raaallVo tho nations Of the earth
,,s si' polilicsl freedom, gentlemen is to,
1 10, rs a le%el TO be lightly owned, /
aoi 10 w o,' characterization and muliny, it i
". S,S S,A'oFy Sndnewspaper articles tina
ttpnJsnSo" award the crown Of national in
U.!y Nr aEi That crown Is The rcwar,
seire" Ia'I ! persistent determination /,
toa M = determination which tllnchC
b. LANCER, admits OF no rnmnro,niss