The New York herald., 1877-07-13

sheareses. Wolfe Tone " i,rien Davis. Martin Mitchell
ano most oi the srandesl names that enbellist The
tsh nation were frotes' ants by tranng anu by pro
Icsson, and their Protestant hearts beat tLe.r last
earhy pusatons 10 prove that their bodies and their
sous we're intensely and eierIaiiy lrsh Dcspcable
would we indeed be- and deserving the contempt all
weii meaning people. II while Onor these .llustri
would to-day quarrel with their fellow Proestanis on
the h'msy pretexi OF yellow ribbons or unorthodox
opinions.
Come send round good cheer and leave points of belief
70 70 ,simpleton sases and reasoning fools =
rhis moments 4 flower too fair aud loo brief
10 be whered and stained Dy the dust the schoolsi
bn whle thes are hliea from thv sans bright powl
In, inr iooi wao woa'd quarrel for difference .: hac,
reserves not the comfort they sncd DER the soul
shall ask ;he brave soldier rha, fights by my side
se. 81 ne s.n,s ,xs 1 oi mn mankind y our seeds agree
~ ne @neel not before the same altar with me.
From the hereto sirl of my soul shall / fly,
80 70 seek ne newhere else : more orthodox siss
i'"'"' 'aioF ana iov. bs standard Ike this -MooRE
the SPEAKERS STATUS
Aud now, brethren aud fellow freshmen, ] do not
wish You 10 understand that my action my words at
inns moment are inspired or dictated by any existing
society or association OF Irisnmen Ibcong 10 no uch
organization at present nor do the members OF any
snch association know that 1t in contemplation 10
approach you oday or address you effect But
individuals many are aware OF it, as consulted them
as friends on matter OF much Importance 10 Ire
land and society In general. an liberty to state
that among those who knew my intention and APP
proved my design are many OF the best men among
Us. and some are OF world wide reputation and are
recognized IN the nrst rank OF living Irish
patriots. Consequently this may be regarded as
a matter OF national moment. and /. any,
thing be wanted TO complete this character in
It's fullest sense VIII he promptly supplied by hun
drcds OF thousands OF our brethren throughout America
and the world One eminent irshman IN PARTICULAR
man who has suffered for Ireland more than the
asonies OF The sallowse me to 20 you
Oh this mission OF brotherhood and patriotism, and
assured me that would and gentcmanly treatment
here and would be listened 10 with respectful con.
sderation.
''wE HAyE Boru sIyxEpn
In conclusion, brethren. will say that IN the pa st
both parties have been at .auIL We fought among
ourselves, and the enemies Of our county laughed
wnile the world AZ largo wondered that
rs,.nssn. We could DO 50 blind, 50 o,so.ed and 50
cncd from tho trance and stretching OUT
Their limbs TO measure how much dghiing may DO
donc, not Tor the murder OF kindred for the
suppression OF one anothers conscience. but the
advancement OF our people and Tor the ndepcnd.
TO you aud TO me, 10 Protestants aud Catholics
alike Every man OF Tsh birth brings with him
o n," ne an equal an inaliensble title to- the
IRISH Let US aspire TO tho dignity OF intellectual
and bertyoving sons Of that grand ola country. Let
US enjoy the orn ana the rasrance aud the color of
every plant that hourshes in Ireland, whether It he
tho orange lly or The shamrock. But let remember
that as no plant Of Ireland ever shelters veuomed
REPTILE so the children OF ireland should be last
allow the poisonous serpent Of religious snimosity 10
crawl In among us ana destroy tho domestic peace Of
brave and Intellectual people.
Go on, brethrcn ana proat by the rclaxations OF q
day rustic enjoy Ymen Go AS Protestants and return
plume and from every pinnacle; but despise not tho
cheerful green that delights me ana many others
besides me-
THE ORANGE AND rnE GREEN
Let us minge our coors and our hearts will mngle
and with our hearts united may defy tho efforts
OF political knaves or glous bgots break in upon
our prerogativcs or to rob OF that reposc, that
prosperity and responsibility which result
from the national unity Of great and liberty loving
population.
My Catholic fellow countrymen, to whose summer
excursions referred moment ago. requested me to
nFt hmm. a.
vanced aud enlightened spirit. seized the appnr ron
OF green and yellow on heir standard the source OF
tho electricity flowing along tho wires OF teegraphc
system. drew from the green ana yellow limos my
beloved brethren were so generously laying between
the hearts OF their Catholic and Protestant kindred tho
thoughts that iurni shed theme for tho poem would
indlte and as tribute to tho nso ancient provinces
that wcre numbered Erin long ago, wrote 1vc
simple stanzas which have already mot warm rccrp-
ton from the Catholic party, and which now present
to you with the same feeling us 10 them. have
adapted these words TO your iavorite air, "rhe
Boyne Water, and in tho spirit OF true fraternity and
ior tho extinction OF religious animosity and fit
ting conclusion 10 this address, beg your permission
10 submit thcm 10 your attention.
SONG OF REcoxclLIArIoy.
,Air-'The Boyne water'p
Come, brother. toucn your glass TO min
lnPss.es ,P9s. .s,a and ioys @ y tasy,l inisSxlas SS
Too long TOO long hath discord fung
Its poisoned srrows round nsl
rhc saxon loo fast hound us
Repcat-Too long too long, &C.
curse on ev'ry Irish hand
That lifts Itself In
Against our common motherland-
'Uainst conscience and 'gainst reason!
Let cvry soul Its God
As TO tho mind meetesti T.
Let conscience pure its atars renri-
There incense burns the swectcstl
Repeat Let ev'ry soul. &c
Our emblcms heretofore have been
Uplittcd for disscnson--
Tho yellow yours and mine tho green-'
Made badges OF contention!
And while waved them up high,
And against oaci other,
The foe stood fendisli by
And robbed MS BOTH brothcri
Repezt-And whiie waved &C.
Why shrink we from each Others gaze
Or why doth envy blind usy
'Tis bat the rust OF bygOnc
or years long left behind us!
We've well outgrown those musty ties
Wherewith past ages bound usl
Our manhood spurns the web of lies
That bigots wOve around us
Representatives, well outgrown, 10.
Then. brother. stand bold In limo.
Let's blend our hearts forever:
No altar, throne or party shrine
Shall more our friendship scveri
For one lot lily fragrant bloom.
Let shamrock lure tho other
Whine Irish sunlight both iiluue,
Ven toast them both, my br0thcrt
Repcat-For one lot lily. &c.