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ly avail myself of every opportunity to reconcile
and conciliate my fellow countrymen ef every class,
creed, persuasion, and party.


Our lovely fatherland would become SO prosper
GUS, her people would necessarily become so com.
Portable in a land literally flowing with milk and
honey, that every possible chance OF advancing
that prosperity and comfort should be seized with
avldlty-that every offer made, no matter by
whom, for peace and harmony, should be cultl-
waited with afiectonate attention, and cherished
with cordial care.


For my part, feel that my first duty is to CON-
blne the people OF lreland-all the people OF Ire
land-in our peaceabe, legal, and constitutional
struggle to restore to Ireland her domestic Legisa
ture, without which there is no prospect before us
but of increasing misery and accumulating dis
content


Protestants of Ireland non Repeaers we
hold out to you the hand of perfect Cancellation,
and there is heart in that hand.


In conclusion, beg to give notice that Will
propose series OF resolutions the next day am
able to attend the neutrality-suspicious. EN-
bracing all the sentiments, and embodyiDg as
many as possible, OF the words, of the paragraphs
which have cited from the "Warder."


In the meantime, let us all adopt the great prin-
ciple upon which Cancellation should be founded
Justice TO all-Partiality to none have the hoaor
to be, your faithful servant,


DANIEL O'CONNRLL