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ORANGE AND GREEN.
Upon the 18th of Jsiy, rs the Orange
men of New York we've about leaving III.
dock to 60 to the picnic ground, they wers
addressed BY the Rev. ]. V, Mcnamara,
Catholic Priest. We extrac, the following
~ do not come here to upbraid yon
brethren. l accept for myself and N.
Catholic fellow countrymen our full shar
of whatever blame or odium attaches Il
the disgracefnl deeds hat have been the
fruit Of. our di.grac-ful raining. 1t is Oh,
training that has been wrong. Had v.
been bred as We should have been, ",
would have the feelings and the inssipcs
of cultivated pen, and not of the most fe-
rocious animals. We we're blinded BY is
norant or interested teachers. There wer-
behind us those whom We blindly obeyed
a. paslers and they drove as headlong I,
disgrac. and fratricide. Re tho.e politi-
cal, or be they religious teachers the,
merit from US only contempt and execrs
tion. ! Do not charge that religion. u
such. made us the 6ends we have prove
ourselves; but / do emphaiically charx
that in the garb Of religion, certain me,
have served the devil BY secretly instillin.
bigo,ry, which is ever sure to reveal itsel
in airucity. Our mos, bitter denuncistior
upon the political systems that, to promsi.
injustice, would range brother sgain>
brother and may swift and absolute per
ditinn follow any so-called religion ths
finds it bslwark in the blgo.ry il engen
dera
"Ireland belongs to you and to me,
Pro,estants and Catholics alike. Ever
man VI Irish birth brings with him in
hie an equal, an inaliensble title TO Ii.
soil Of his nativity. Let US boast We ar
Irish Let US aspire Ia the dignity OF il
tellec,ual and liber,y-loving sons Of ths
grand old country. Let Us enjoy the forl
and the fragrance, and the color Of ever,
plant mat hoarishes in Ireland, whether
be The orange lily. or The shamrock. Br
let us remember that As no plant OF lrel IL
ever shelters yenom.d reptile, so Il,
children of ireland should be the last
allow the poisonous serp~n Of retiglot
animosity TO crawl in among Us and de-
troy the domestic peace of brave and Ii
iellec.ual people"
1hee sentiments were received vii
hear,y applause, and the leading Orsng'
men invited the Rev. gentleman to sccon
pany them, and on e1cusing himself b
was escorted to the street, the baud play
ing the" Wearing of the Green, and 9th.
like airs.
s This is an end, the good and true men [
the Irish race, have iahored ior-durin,
two generations. The literature Of th
'Youns Ireland poets and writers, is ,
LIST bearing fruit. 1hUnss Davis h,
sweetest and mos, philosophical of Il,
"Ysung Ireland poets s,,uned bis ia
lads 10 the same idea, as Father McNs.
mara
Ireland! rejoice. and England deplore-
facion and feui are passing away.
Twas . low voice, but Ills loud rear,
Orange and Green will carry the day"
Orange. orange!
Green and orange,
Pit,sd together in man, . fray
Loirs in ngnt!
And linked in Their might,
Orange and Green will carry the day.
Orange. O'snse!
Green ano Orange.
Wave them together o'sr the msuntail
and bay.
Orange and Green.
Our King and our Queen!
"Orange ana GreeA will carry the day !!
Russ ' the gverds onr fathers unsheathed-
william and James are tlrned to clay
Long did we Til thsvraih they eequesthed
Red WAS the crop. and bitter the pay
Freedom fed u.!
Kpaves mi<lsd US,
Under the feet Of the foren,eA We lay
Riches and strength
Ws'u win them al lepgih,
For Orange and Green Ill carry the dsy
Landlords fooled US:
Enxl. md rule 'us.
Houndiny our passions 20 axe rs teei
prey;
But, in their spite,
The Hr sh Unite,
And Orange and Green will carly the day
Would to God, We could inspire ever
Irishman With lore for esch osher, Al
an shsndonnen, of their feUds.
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