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y States honor Of D "
Ing the fines Of tins other captves The decision OF the
House of Lords has reversed the Judgment which con
signed you TO prison. but has reversed the deter
mination Of the Nav York Rspeaers to contibu'e
20p0L Of ich the present Ia tho feet
nsalment. and which they desire bs applied to the
great national objects you have in view.


The friends of Rspea-of civil and religious liberty
thr ughont the world rel ce at triumph and at the
drc,ma'urs Of your enemies You hsvs suffered perse
cuton for jnss sake, and enjoy the reward Of be
holng th- entire failure Of every sct to crush
Rspsai movem snt, which either Tory ingenuity conld
Neat has turned out to BE- q monstrous humbug "a
mockery, dsiuslon aut snare" and you again
the possession OF that personal freedom oil which you
were 30 unjustly deprived.


Acongratutstory aid ess from the New York Repeal
Associa,n that gu picious event accompanied
omnnnicaion, and lean, with confidence say, tn ii
10 PRESTON Of the feelings which throb in millions
OF hearts throughout the Unnsi States rel ,cng at the
intelligence OF your triu nph and delveraace cap
tivy. BY resolution passed the last meeting Of es
association, NJ which Charles OConnor. ESQ presided
the execu i've committee we're drece to IKE arraoge
meuts tor celebrating the triumph OF the Repeal marty
riei iato effect.


the glorious obi ct to which long and eventiu life
has been devoteithe elevate Of Ireland to her proper
mesic parliament iegsating tor her wishes and her
wants enterprise TO ell appearance, few years
since, the ,s hopeless undertaken but Ger.
tain to be attended with success the Creates ever OBJ.
tanned by man


have the honor to BE-, dear sir very faithfully and


BARrH LoHEw ocoNNoR. sec'y,


-. Repeal Association, New York.


To DAwrEL OCoSrELL, Esq P.


He (Mr O'conneD had the most sincere pleasure IN
moving that the eloquent letter OF Mr.. OConner be
inserted their minutes, an that the chairman be rr
qnssted present to Mr. OConner and through HIM 10
tne srbscrbers slso tns heartfelt thanks Of the soca
ton for their noble exsrons In behalf OF Ireland
hsar) on that letter II would be that II az not
IN Nav York alone hat the wrongs and suerngs of ire
sod had evokd popular sympathyj for Of the ma.
lions alluded TO IN tha communication from tina,
oninous spot Of the Oregon territory, Astoria, place
wn,se very name ought to convey solemn warning TO
the rulers OF England. The fact OF don ation having
come from such place, demonstrated that feeling o
symPsthy for the sufsrngs o. Irshmsn was spreading
rapidly through the length AMI breaith OF America
Lss serve az lesson 20 the rulers Of England
taa,hing them that the remotes regions Of the
earth the wrongs Of Ireland known aud pied He
rnse thar me matters in dispute between England and
America IN that qsarsr might be settled satisfactorily
and without having recourse measures OF violence
pu, when grea' in'ernaiiona question to be ar
anssihs rulers Of England ought to remenbe that tb
wrongs Of ireland also mingled in the &C ale there Whe
men 10 other countries turned the pages OF history
snd reflected hN In England there had bssn


who for the last 600 years. had govsrnsd
ths couutry by policy which could bs tracked during
st long lspsa oltims by bIoodshed treaohery and a.
rssssiea And the eaeo Of whose rule were "a he seeu