New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
Reueal Meeting.

lion nor forge, the land Of their birth. There was
sl-o coodly spnnkline Of Amencan born ol''zs-'7
among the crowd.
About O'Clock the meeting was called 10 or1e.'
and On motion. PATRICK :. CAssERIT, ESQ TOOK
,be chair. Mr Cas-erly made few appropriate
remarks and called upon the secretary TO reaa 'n'
proceedings Of the previous meeting
Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW o CoSSoRread the minute
which we're unanimously adopted Mr. - a-7'
read the report Of the nominating coInia'.'t'' F'o
oo.inp JosS EeAv. a. Treasurer CHAs. + oHLA'
a. Secretary. and an Executive commune o' >.
veral gentlemen. These nominations were ulaN-
,oon.ly confirmed. He then spoke with great jog
men, and eloouence and concluded BY reading the
iollow ing resolutions, which were fe''''' '.i' ''
heated and prolonged applause
a7e,,o. this Association wa organized ioI me pui
- =, NJ ne people Of Ireland. Do Their legitimate
,,,~y'e for legislative independence sTl--- wac
.7cs -. evri.e our sympathy, and na- not ceased io
- ,a,r siiYu0rt and hereas an attempt = nov
-, n,s5e 10 render the people Of Ireland respons1.
y, IN erre..ons Of one Of Their most l.-rn- il-lt4
/ eader- and whereas the organ Of the National semi
neuf the Repeal Pres. Of Ireland ha- -ao-ianial az
vowed In the Of thai qtOfe, the .Nfft---9-- r
uded 70 snd whereas fh- Association has no' prd-t
rself 70 the Of any individual bur simply 70 lAe
neral support Of noble peOpe Struggling lJi iAtil I--
l KfsDlrfJ. lIlf even u ne .ftl4Ni4A tN''
had not spoken plainly and lnequivOcay 81 y nas aoe
the knowledge Of the sentiments that are deep 10 iAe
hearts Of the irsh pe0pe-seninents o. uncon4A,i a'
aversion 20 British ns-ion--enrnenis oi e-ll--a
ton for the Institutions Of this country ana oi ''
tor il free inhabitants should stu ieel assured ihi
IN any collision between Great Britain ana the me.
states the heartfelt sympahes Of the IRISH peope "oll
/ be with the American cause
| which We recognize a. the embodiment oi the H-n
mind thar England cannot hold oregon ave oy ~
con-en, Of the United states. Canada and IRELAND
are not hostile % me American occupation r Wonil
not boz iust-f j. NOT their Interest % be- 60 he cam
| of America il preferable on historical and p9AtcH
| grounds II the Oregon belonged % France
The states 90; ], with Louisiana II 10 pam tney -.
with Florida II % no one they GOT i win lnieiei,
dence America = Liberfys ou"rk ana
| Ireiqnds d,areu olly."
Resolred That for the noble advocacy OF Aih'I.v7n
tights We tender to the Dublin Nation. and 20 the rsn
Repeal press IN general our sincere ihanE' -en'.D,
that sentiments and avowas Ike these, IN the very lee
Of British oppression are evidences OF anechon i9 ana
gratitude 20 the American peope-"e aso re-aIu iti-
~ faithful exposition Oi that national -plili "heI
through the eft cieni aid 0 fearless and enAGLitntl
press will sooner later free isef from the -hscNe-
II Despotisn and establish kindred institutions Of Free
| dom and Independence
R,soIrsd That the movements Of the lrsh people Toy
repesl Of the act Of Union between Great Britain ana
Ireland deserves the aid Of every friend OF humanity
that 10 j. movement IN peaceful ana coh-ll4i''
manner 10 correct political abuses without parat I'D W
history Of nations and only 10 be redrc--ed by me
pairo,c action OF Domestic Legislature creating aneN
irsh manufactures trade and commcrccihcreoy GYMS
employment 10 the industrial classes ana bread 20 'u
Resolred Ths, i j. not alone owing 20 the cloud 10
the West threatening bur 20 the TACT tnai the neal
of the rulers Of the Irish people have ~ lat become
moved by the influence Of that fear which the de'ermn
| "a will Of nation inspires that We have reason 70
congratulate the people Of ireland on the prospects OF
speedy termination Of their abors for political emanc'
| ton.
f. : DERRY, Esq, seconded the Resolutions III
a speech which was received with great cheering
He concluded by moving the following Resolution
Resolred That should IL become certain that England
intends 70 carry into effect the threats and boasts ndus
ed in bv Sir Robert Peel That then the Executive Com
mee of tins association De instructed 90 take cihcie
measures for the immediate armine. equiPPine ana
drilling Of the members of hs association a. volunteer
soldiers 10 be placed the disposal of or state or zen
cra Government TO repcl any aggression on the pari o.
the British Government and maintain the rights and
Liberties of the People OF the United states
This and the other Resolutions were then put Ia
the meeting and adopted by the oudesi oyts and
the oudes cheers that walked the echoes OF that
ancient Hall. There was not one dissentient voice
when the nays were called.
H H. BYRNE Esq, was then called for who de
| livcrcd an eloquent address. defending the Repeal
movement on iis own merits independent OF tue
] DpNiOn- oil any man ne -alu ihl illi ANTI az
Eagle could not be brough, down No lrishman
would shoot at il, for it the emblem OF Liberty
The Repealers of this city have acted wisely
The Resolutions sufficiently express their unwaver
ing LOYALTY to America and their firm adherence "a
| the Repeal cause No man who was present. unlcs.
stubbornly blind could doubt the firm attachment Of
the Irish Repcacrs to the country Of their adoption
When one of the speakers talked about what had
been said OF bringing down the American Eagle,
the sentiment was received with misses Whenever
kindly allusion to the FLAG or the guardian bird o.
our nation was made ireceived the 0ndesi applause
The meeting was conducted with the greatest orde
/ and harmony and ad iourncd with an increased de
termination to struggle on for repeal urcrowdcd
columns prevent our giving fuller details
70 The Heraid Of yesterday fppanily says
II was stated in the Tribune paper remarkable for
ifs political ehi that Florida had Tor the W h-
The reputation for accuracy which that paper has OBJ
tanned does nor long exist with close observer 81 Do
course"
The Herald Is mistaken and should correct ~
error We had early letters from Tallahassee
claiming the State probably Wing. but we ID,
not publish them and. in stating their purpori. *
pressed our opinion that full returns would sho,
Loco Foco triumph This was before any other re-
turns of consequence had reached rs.
FROM TrxAs-The steamship Ann NJ Kim. ar
rived al New. Orleans from Galveston late at nigh
on the 3lst uli She brings dispatches from Com
stockton for our Government Among her passcn
gers was Geo W. Kendall Of the Pcayune, wh'
had for two months been out on buffalo hunt OF
the praircs OF Texas and had great sport. The,
were very near a large encampmeni Of Comanches
who protested great friendship for the Texans an,
hostility to the Mexicans but disirusied boy th'
former.
Annexation is of course popular in Texas. Th,
Convention will doubtless accept the terms ofierc,
bv our Government, and the Texans viii then seuc
their Members OF Congress 10 urge the assumption
OF their Debt
Com stockton has run down TO Corpus Christi
The report is that the MeNicans are about TO send a
strong force across the Rio del Nore to occupy Oh,