The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-17
From tn. ". Y aurora and Union.
MASS MEETING IN THE PARK IN FAVOR
OF IRISH REPEAL

Yesterday afternoon, ogreeably call for he pur-
p Sc, tremendous meeting # tie citizens of New
York 10 favor Of Irish repeal numbering many thou
sands, assembled IN he Park, in front # The Guy
Hat where platform had BE- erected for the ao-
commodaon OF The cha rman of the meeting, sectc-
taIIes, reporters, speakers, &c.
A, about O'Clock the meeting was called to order
aud the Hon. MInrhorne Tompkins apo nted chair
nan, amidst great cheering Several secretaries were
then portcd.
Edmond 5. ID rry, E q hen r. Sc and offered a Sc
Ti,s of resolutions VIII Gu from their extreme length,
unable TO report, denunc atury thcir tenor
against the course that Eneaud has adoI t,d in Tea-
t"n IL Ireland, and expressing that the now
adopted 10y o Cnnne aud the rep, aleIs OF New
York the only eacctuql one restore Iceland
her free and undeniab!e rights, and her own para-
mont. Also, adopting measures for cow mon of
delegates from all the rePe1l societs 10 meet on the
II At June. The resolutions were adopted unani-
nous y, and Mr.. Derry took his amidst great
cheering
! The lion. Mr. McKeon addressed the meeting in
support OF the resolutions, and was received WITH
great favor.
MSjor Davztc then rose and adore rd The meet.
ing Tor some lime, and read to them address which
he had been doputed to make by a repeal society n
Washington 10 tue People If France, informing them
vi the proceedings OF the Iepeaiors Ia this country
and calling for Their aid and assistance During tie
speech 81 the gallant maJor he reIea eddy
rup'ed 10y loud ADD enthusiastic cheering. Also the
United ilsh Repeal Association pareAad ifs,'a r.
trrfoeviVtu ehc,G upon cheer which they gave back
In earnest
Thomas \. Carr Esq, next mounted the platform,
ana sara he held ~ hIs hand reso ution which ne
wished to offer to the Tremendous and muiitudinous
assembling, and he mu,t bespeak 70; II fayorab re-
ceplun from all PIE sent; aud with that endorsement
upon It's face he would be wiling To have il 90 forth
To the wor rid as the sentiments of Americans IN =,
gard 10 lr,h repeal. (Chcersl He would besno,t
Tor II also warm rcccl from Sf RI PEEL and
The Duke OF Wellington, and the whole Of the Bri.
ush ministry. (LaUghler) lie would sucg, st that
sp'cHI aSen' be appointed TO 90 out in the next
packet wh tie fund that had been fase for lren nj
to inform the Queen, SIR Robert Peel and N mini :
Try what American repesl,rs had done and fIIIy ~,
PLAIN Their motives and nlentons-to tell then, = =
upwards OF % OGO rrI i, Is IN New York We r,r,
on'd To s'hu ts voice 10 be ministry and contrhu.
tad Their mre out Of their hard Earnings TO the great
and glorious cause. (Applause)
Bun, sand be, deem oIpsdrcnt TO send the money
10 another place beside the ministry, Tor by late nc
counts her M9Jcsty's money bags are getting emmy
and tins sum We about to send would I've To-, I,,rc
one snd tTm too great TEN tation to throw i the
way OF sinking treasury. daughter and cheers
telp" Cllzchs, they may talk Of tie invasion Of Ire
Iand by EngIahdi Why IN such case there are 30
VoJ ier'aers -ay, and $1,000 more-who Will i'm
inedia'cly ur mo Canada ADD take into consider,
non ne sale 81 her affairs. (GTeat CHI, erinp n,
dou.t that our agent wIl receive great honnrs from
IN EnE!Ish Ministry and perh ps her Majesty NAV
de'm hp"dent t. confer upon him the order Of the
garter. Caught, and oppl,use)
Mf Car then alluded To the presses u New York
hat bad come out IN favor of repeal No doubt .s,J
he, We shall receive circumstances from Sir R,bc,
against The course that We are pursunp but he had
better he careful Of MS wo ding or he VIII see hem
on The point # American bayoncts marching int,
Canada lIlunders Of applsusc) Mr. c. cont.
nuod 10 the same strain Tor o re time As sure sad
he, az The DAY follows tie night or the sun rise. m
the morn and sets IN the eve that you are now b,C r.
me, 50 'urc VIII ireland ono Jay be free (Trenen
dOus cheering
Mr. Car continued for some time longer but 20
night had set IN, we're unable to see 10 write AT
the conclusion Of his speech he was checred for -eyc
raj minutes g. Melville and several other gentle
men followed Mr. c., and were well received and at
nine O'Clock The whole meeting adjourned. formed in
TO procession and marched through several srre,ts
stopping before various newspaper establishments and
cheering and clappirg under their windows
Mr. JouN WISE, the uronsui announces in the |