New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

, os;b,a Il E,asd,m az general ,s rho co,non.
Youns Friends of Ireland may be ours ia the J.'a4,
when Time shall have sivered aud Care hinnea the
. or ,bs ,r,,;vors RI gather aain on this Army 49,,
with brows it may be- wrnklrd bu, hear M aud tue
as now no longer sympahz wih h struggle bat 10 re,
oice ovsrtte perfected aud benecent triumph of our brethren
h lands aud TO quicken with Glad greetings The
bance We too were early shaFes IN h noble aniuou
struggle Tor Ireland 'ot ffseu''"' TOT S'"hA'"u
- WomGn-tlea'ens last. estSiit 70 man
The Chairman then read the following letters
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of apology:
letter from Gorprn0r Ssrord.
H''''' y ~" "
AubUN March lith, 1874.
(r.,u.m.n-Your letter wiling me- 10 i,iu The " y
Friend, OF Ireand' In celebrating the Naona Festival of
III, connt,y has b. en received "
boud he exceeding Y grasd ii r were in nv pows, .,
avail myself of the hos pi,alt,s thus rendered 10 ur bst
dstnc. nd engagements orn. Acccp my thanks for Won,
lind rememb1apce Ioeete h my ASSURANCES thai Iowa
and honor the friends OF Ireland for their orth for hs
hv conntry so Justly exci t a more thai all for the
son hat the cause of Ireland III. Of CIVIL and Re
gous Liberty, and therefore is the common all man
rejoice espeoiay to Young embracing tina, SACRED
81 them not fear that il can Iii lie, them tss
courage in this hour of re tue instruction. gwen us
nv The :rrat poet OF ENGLAND that ''''' 20
Whea Fortune means to men most good
And from assurance cor Il med By al ,speT,tnce thar
~ I" Freedom's bat'Is once btsuo,
Tn, ush baflel Oft i, always Won"
q. urleIn,u with sincere r.sI,ct
i'n'' " A''N"'>' oar obtden, servant,
WILLIAM Fl SEWARD
J"bn Kses;r , Bsrnar@ oamnSi sa &c Newy0k
~,
Letter from Hr weed:
Atp,>y March /, IsAl
T., ~ -, IN;
Join the Young Friend. OF Iceland in celebrating the approach
.;.,, or har p ,ro, c : i, th. T.; v or Ne, yo,k
'ns ANN ~ ~, AL .d .r,, ,h, 49,.
rsd by other to deny myself the pleasure Of
nsr,;rin,riug in your festivities
day invested WIN an a1sIIos G.,re1 mol eyes uIa
with strained atfe5 o in rbomph thav have
LiBSRAToR ana ms t ~ nv r.s 81 impar; Inv
laws and cosnmel no untnI ,,d aud ,sh,Ia ~
' VII a a5s vss be ea,J EnMfI
1hs,r m ", for Iea to hope for der ss
IN; IN minority can and dar- lmpIisjn them.
la asking for Repeal Of disastrous u%'on WIN England
were We hus oppressed yronsed Blu. te o! The T.
baJv far Sson4 Undergraduate With under half the
but .rsLS utisn
N br wsem pN She only % asks that the ensed
upon her BY masn I nn W III E sIvsnsssef
which accrue 10 England. while all It's buTtlens Tall upon
Ireland should be ketaed A"d ms demand Is a'ssa
the uplit.d voices OF eight millions OF doWn01Gs IOpe,
without any OF law the sshs DIS utbnfeo
the peace aud good ordr If soclsy Where Else shan We
look for such examples OF mode alton aud loTDeArantr
But let us NOT forge that men, made des ate o 'ansnms
wives and starving children may thHss Inc W
presso may soad Ireland 10 estieitvn mere ae
when endurance csasee to Do virtue he NihSly pave
threatened you know 70 put down the ,ta' mGyemIs
by force # force should be necessary Ships%t are
Lacquer her Coast ana look ifo"hiiS'y mo faIeVt
Bayonets bIlst'e in all he Cirs ana owns fortunately,
YET, hsre has been nltef occasion u" II %. v'ol
powder steel But III defiance OF mat spirit OF Pse
which IS teaching It's lessons OF hIhy to me "",,n nnss
should shed bood IN seiahu, tiuSe 'I. NJ @ nj
pealer VIII shrink nom me changed anh nv = WIG"
the conflict would IMPOSE upon 'he ish"s Vi Free oo'eI
ment. -. vo,,, r,;.nd. Of LELAND win
o""b We
whom you are associated, am, acGept iot ,t ;,,
grateful acknowledgements lof he ioH" nhth .s " I
ION conirrs ana pfy you iui'nef !" We vi ,b "
humble bur he;Ny and tev9ed cooperation tn al ,a. liz
misses TO serve the cause OF lI.dnnl VI an NV M
Tssb a. Do ei'o Ab ' and N New Yok
Very respectfully and u4 %, 8 iI oW e WsHD
rL,,,
Patrick F. Lacy
The reading OF these letters was followed "
the most enthusiastic applause.
The Chairman then. in few appropropIlate
and complimentary remarks, proposed " Or us
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tngulShed Guests.
Mr A,crsr,,s Sur. bere roso and said:
reg ret thar the Gentleman 10 whom have ansioay
conceded the priority OF replying to embodied
with which the guests of the Dung Feads o.
Ireland have just been houored been called BY a
stye necessity esvIaa the ackao"l Of t a11S
thankues is happily independent of pcqurnce aud sir
deed probably most Correctly expressed by words Of M oa
deep sincerity. Therefore Ladies aud Gsnrmea on o.hai
sal Of the Commitment aud the naunr Of rs r.crption will
avail fhe onn.Tunii, - car rb,t As lar heart
felt and zslou, anxiety for The success yGa
Society IN promoting the cause OF your otganza
been 70 n. Tor bor have been objses
OF soIic nd, ami nell, am nor 100 .agguIem
saying thar the Of Dolve and ac!iou the palifge
eysrv eIongn. nrincI, tho deyo.d.ss of hsaU and He
highly moral tone Of our Gel bation Of this by temper