... Let no man think he is making a sacrifice in laying out money in Cork. This movement has been got up by a few high-minded Irishmen in Mallow Lane, who said we must succeed. We have heen told by the Mayor and Town Council, that everything would be done ...

... by which that distress could be relieved, was the end and aim of the meeting's enquiry. And what was the result? This—that Irishmen, if they, in truth, earnest, heart, desired to rescue their unhappy Country from the increasing pauperism of every day's ...

... forming his Irish policy, upon subjects like those handled by Lord Alvanley and Lord Roden. It will be difficult perhaps for Irishmen w ho possess the experience and the judgment requisite give value to their opinion, to assist more materially the exertions ...

... e and oppressed, but brave, generous, and especially devoted to liberty. Hence I came to sympathize in the privations of Irishmen home, and to feel that a kind anil cordial welcome was due them when they sought an asylum under our republican institutions ...

... irritating sectarian monopoly; to destroy our native manufactures ; and to foster amongst us a domestic faction, ever ready to unite in the insult, spoliation, and oppression of their fellow countrymen. Can such a condition affairs produce affection towards ...

... only hope of their political salvation. Let any Irishman, desirous of knowing the nature of that connexion which so fatally united the destinies of the two countries, trace down the sad history of Ireland from the first English invasion, in the reign of ...

... love of freedom inspired the colonists, and the United States was acknowledged to be a sovereign state. Amongst the bravest of the troops who fought for American independence were 16,000 native Irishmen, who espoused the cause freedom and their adopted ...

... raised, their head bared, and they uncover, they raise their hand, they swear: to sign petitions for the reform of abuses, to unite their strength, forget their quarrels, embrace as brothers, pardon their enemies, and they sign, forget, embrace, and pardon ...

... agitation, and rpiotes this letter from Mr. Seward, the Governor of the State of New York: As I read the Constitution of tho United States, It does not require citizens to withhold their sympathies from any other people struggling to ameUorate their condition ...

... robbers; then the municipal reform, and now hurrah for repeal. Sir, the struggle we are engaged in is not that of Irishmen aiding Irishmen: we advocate no exclusiveness; wo have in our ranks men of all creeds and all countries nearly. have the most di ...

... he forgot that they were suffering under the irritating grievanco of an insultingly inferior municipal bill. If they were united with England, they ought havo the same rights and privileges with England, and their rights and liberties should the same ...

... to the cause of Justice to Ireland, as well as our esteem for his character as a patriot and as a man. Resolved—That as Irishmen, and friends of Inland, would consider ourselves direlect duty were to omit tho present opportunity ol' testifying to Lord ...