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the people OF Ireland freedom OF conscience, free


dom of speech and freedom OF discussion restore
her native parliament; repeal the odous union OF
England and Ireland relieve her from the burdens
of ncver-ending taxation, originating from the
heavy debts of England and the evils of the alb
ssntee landlord system; give her just representa-
ton in parliament extend equally the elective


franchise to all classes. America has decreed that


she will agitate the OF repeal till Ireland shall


obtain justice. We appeal to the magnanimity and
love OF humanity that must remain In the breast OF
every Engllshman that is not steeed TO bhrbarity.
Remember that the whole human race is descend


I'd from the same origin and have one common
destiny We ara all embarked together. Look
abroad upon the whole family OF man as band OF
aigh duties TO perform to each oher-a country to
serve and God to worship. We have no power


o ensave our fellow-men, and no right to comm,
wrong act on any grounds Whatsoever. Every
man has a high mission to perform. With powers
capable OF endless progression and perfection, the
mission of every man is to elevate the human spe.
cies--to ameliorate the condition OF mankind, and
urge them on to that glorious destiny that awaits
them under the influence Of free institutions, and
where the spirit OF humanity, philanthropy, and
We ask the government and the people OF Eng
land, In the name OF hHman nature, and by
the desire that the people have to preserve the
spirit OF the British constitution, and by the
regard they have for the bill Of rights OF


1858, TO deal out TO Ireland that justice that she
IS entitled to by these great charters Of human
rights. We ask them to remember the blood and
treasure poured out freely by lrishman for Eng
land. II England has obtained renown IN war, II
was usually lrfsh valorend IRISH general. hat mar


4halled her forces. II lsngiaud has become dis


oguished for her philosophy, science, oralory and
patriotism, Il is the Burkes and Graltans, and Cur
rams, and Sherldans, and Emmets and that count.


ess host Of natures nobIemen, with which Ireland
has abounded that has given England her lustre
and renown in every department of SCI
encs, In every profession, and in every walk Of