New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

O:CoNyELL AND BENNETT--We have already
noticed the rebuff which Bennett, the unworthy
representative abroad Of the American Press, re-
Gently received in an attempt to obtain All INTRO
duction to Mr.. O'Connell. in spite OF several artl-
Giles in his Herald full of the most iusomc adula-
ton of the great Liberator, evidently prepared
for the purpose of smoothing his way among Re
pealers We copy the following extended sketch
of Mr. O'Connells remarks on the next day at a
Repeal meeting at Baltinglass, from the Liver
pool Albion =
Mr.. O'COnnell said, have to mention another sub
ect of importance. II relates IN the inst instance 10
The press and wish for the Conduct which OBJ.
served YESTERDAY toward member Of the American press
Hrsf1 Mr.. James Gordon Bennett placed his card IN
hand OF Ar Steele to have him Introduced TO me- had
knowa who that individual was, and therefore ieJeeted ct
once with small indignation, any attempt 10 Introduce
him TO he the editor Of the New- York Herald aHd
when | pronounce that more vile newspaper does
not exist the literary world than that jour
nal, II conveys idea Of magnitude Of inflny,
and yileuess that could not well be surpassed
know shall b. accused OF traducing all the American
newspaper writers, but doing such thing Hear,
hear) might WELL If speaking of the Satst the
JohI Bull Eas and be supposed apply my observations
10 the Morning hronc!e the Examiner, place IN the
Category the Newly o Herald and the many excellent
papers published in America (Hear, heaT do no such
thing, aud bythe-by, having mentioned the Sarst the In
fanny Of wich known every body, may add that Lord
Beaumont no recently attacked the lsC Catholic hierarchy,
conferences 1t paper As nave alluded his name will
tell an aacdote him, after hearing which, do
hia the Catholic clergy need much regret his
He al one time paid his addresses Miss Moore who
was niece 10 the celebrated Sir John Moore and whose
e was general the British service. The lady had the
good and ejec: ham, and for thai, he had t
baen IS 10 libel her poeu.-(Hear hear But he did
cot do it with impanity Her father heard
OF the ampoou than he Threw up his command in
! ladis, aud, returning home, Challenged nm and
took him ont, aud shot INN Ike dog.-(Loud chsers-
H recovered however and the Wings gave him pee
that had been vance bur If had known that
tina! be the person who had acted so dsgrscefully
would i: nobody else would have done H. have gone myself
70 the prime minister AID have eair-asd him disgrace
the Wings BY such Loud che-rs} Bur have done
wiki him, and now back th- press. OF Course,
this Nh Beare very ready with the pen, and WILL
doubt 4buse all moods and lenses, but never shrink
from any kidd Of danger. Hear. hear! and loud cheeTs
he viii attack with his peu but other way and
here tell him, Tor hts Information and assistance thai
he VIII gel enough Of ahrsc Of the Dublin newspapers
IN oae week 10 serve ms purpose for SIX months Laugh
teri Mr. Buckingham, the lecturer, sooner, arrived
New York 10 lecture, than this Gordon Bennett,
him word that, ii he did send him money he would
abuse his lecture IN his paper (Cries Of SHINE y
W. Buckingham, however, had the courage him
defiance sad he published The transaction his book On
Ansrca-i Hear, hear) |, Zoo, him a, defiance and
would consider myself the friend OF liberty IT. while
attacked kings, aud epeEos and great nea, allowed de-
graded press pass without expressing for eonerlptu
GAS scorn.-(' Hear, hear" and loud cheers.)