New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
Young Friend. of Ireland.

At the festival held by this patriotic body on
the 18th inst at the Apollo Saloon, to celebrate the
liberation of Daniel O'Connel, the President,
MICHAEL 0'CoNNos, Esq delivered the following
remarks, which we have been obliged to defer until
now. We also present some Of the letters received
ON that occasion from gentlemen who had been in
vited but were unable to attend. OF the Young
Friends Of Ireland we have taken equent occa-
sinn to speak in terms Of warm approval, their
celebrations and proceedings being always direct
ed By that spirit Of patriotism and philanthropy
which advocates the cause of the Independence
OF Ireland on principles of Universal Liberty, un.
conditional Of creed or country, and we trust this
spirit will aver continue to characterize them.
Jadies ead Genleaen "A few months ago met to.
Patron Saint aud now assembled here celebrate
so01. omps Of Dame. osSnns hs .ss friend
Jgs over oppSn ,S G9 c such ts as Americans Anne as
fully and joyon:is old Ireland is the birthplace Of many
Il e % q 's ou2 aee.o w Mhen %meen was
struggling 10 maintain honorable position among the
@ sn nei She
fused shs then declared her ind aud proclaimed %
ianEunjy and Justice and he made good her declaration,
herself Is, q
isa we bs aeef to lie voice Of ConsanSainy sad Of
Psi ss So Would
sSs y 5a b
sSusns Il e 1dH s to her Ind Ssa 1P md
o;s fs OF wsS under
faal nrome Snsins ABOUT ,hat noble result
most incutoos Union! SCheerng) Although every effort
iss 70 e GSf nd sa s Ea
aod ev. temptation TO su;Ieeen and resistance was hsd
wound & s bo tss st @
ed
Ss s. IS Y Ireland a way IA S 5 %oy pa u nay
their brethren across the ocean Such the end and aim OF
soesty we 6sen successful Spreading the pfSciDes
81 a to o.s % ns s,oa as ~ s hays
behalf no, hostile attitude but by the expression
violence We follow The maxim Of oCcnnell. whe said
,y %S Socfsloas as s and DrOaased appaase Virtue ru
Justice and Tem2eranee are the %1Tehwof and with such
Their inassss have 'gssessd in 1an for
II such were motives aeton think would
n @ as @ me @ as
# s s DE- .Sssgs ssy and %
sssr on my snd, Cheer on for ihs good man he
las served h. country long md weo years
s done Mess h c e
down hi, sight He is now alone ba, Their memory sha
with I've impulses Of patriotism and gratitude Oh mus, be
E sec y I s s he fRs
eloquent then ndyeret TO the iact ready mentioned
eipes and iook the occasion say owing The
GS Soss "nS Sssss
he> wha, they will Of Ieand.no such spectacle =
IN ,h.s .as on o ss mat no
cae. genseps et me say ihat you owe nc presence OF t
introduce them to such pee,.nss and tbas because yo.
:% 'PS sa q appsas WI VITA such pep and
sasares too css irshaen a in their Sish purpose Tn,
ssG @ q p ss
By meetings. and other peaceful th
81 o Ss
Of SandEsrchief by tho ladies.
The Chairman then proceeded to read
THE REGULAR ToASTs.
l. The Erent noe Cele5re.e-ay speedily be followed
ssspesi Of The Union. tAiuch cheering, Mu'ie-'GarF
The rrssiders of tie Un;tsd States. tsiI eheefs>-
eSsehns Rs.s coaqSeaze Hero sa
7as csseesisss S5 0,osang a in p..sen
Tsan an ihe T. ssopSs phi ssa Il % %Ss have r,en
On Liberty 8 rtiinsfo fame
(Chssr) The Harp TINT onoe, &C.,
s TIE .Hsuoyvef Washington (standns and in silence,
% s sssss S5s Of e mis-
Sss.d. sa h0 ss ": Mesas o ss
sss Ts ss0 ysasssi sos sS: y1sc wSe
ss plsycd amid f ts mos, eris.iaytc appiauss
s. TIE Hferc,cayef frsesd-As devoted e Their focks
thai patrotnm incoruptblc. tCheeFs) Go whore Glor
Ns'S N'e Nrw.yoRK. Nov. 1a. 1884,
Eod yoaas sTssiS9 SeSas s1s o a
in celebration Of The late triumph Of tho lnsors
ss sse g snG M IN
Of rp,syg 70 yqg! iohspins iss. .heo,;, s,seoc,