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taph be wfiltcn,--for thai was my ambition, that
my treason ~ Who, but the immortal EMMET2 q
whose name, like that of Tell, is watchtowcr Of
freedom, and which will live as long as there is
an Irish heart in any quarter of the globe to give
a pulsation in behalf of Erin and her cause
And was not he an Irishman2


Who was he who thrust an impenetrable shield
between the Iiccntiousness OF the French Revolu-
tion and the conservative principles of that boased
English freedom, and thus saved his country from
civil war and bloodshed2 Who but EDMUND
BURKE 2-,he philosopher, the statesman, whose
writings stand out like brilliant lighthouse on
the ocean of passing events ! Was not HE too an
Irshman r' s&i ts--


Sir, in the name of these men, whose fame has
become a part of the fame Of our land, in the
name of a thousand others such,-in the rame OF
every thing humane and charitable,-in the name
of that Holy Religion which so many of you pro-
ess to praclice--aye sir in the name of that best
of all rules, "do unto others as you would that
they should do unto you," l cntreat you, and
through you every man in this assembly who has
heart to feel for the suferngs of his fellowman,
not to turn deaf ear to the entreates of this un-
fortunate people, but extend to them some little
portion of your sympathy and aid He is twice
blessed who gives quickly.