The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-05

evening from London, and would be present AT the
appointed time, the honorable gentleman
by Mr.. John O'Conne NJ. p, Mr. Daniel 0Connell. Jr.,
M r. the Lord Mayor, Mr. T. Steele, Captain Broderck,
and several Others Of the Old Ireland, moral force
Upon the motion of Mr.. O,CerSr,, seconded bv the
Lord Mayor the chair was filled by Mr. Daniel Oscon-
The CHAIRMAN upon taking hi, sent said IL was al.
ways most gratfyinr to him 70 he called on to
over meefing like The one he w ma then about pre
over Int nm no SomaT occsson had he fell 80 highly
honored for Il was not merely compliment to him. but
mt to the honest electors OF Dundak Cheers
They deserved any Commitment which could be paid
them in fact No nrass cpnid exceed their merits for
thew had h~ tba az Padmrshs orysnizaon scared away
even the sbaSow Of onnoson 10 his or any Repeater
sscton Sar u Na doubt thew might have
made hster sslscf;on fcr;es of mo nos They
maae oemer seiscuoa .an 81 him h.canSc he was
rsnai and ,h sou Of O,Connel (Great applause r.
Tbev were 10 man almost repealers and Understood
tha grsat bas;s which the association was founded
tbe ,,rnc;nia n moral force alone Hear hearl-
Nothing could be more pesceablo orderly than the
msnner in which the men Of the north conducted them.
saw but thnee policemen amongst several thousand
peopIe that however was not q all nary: for
they had the men Of God-ths Roman Catholic clergy to
us and preside over them and 10 teach them 10 WORK
cut repeal upon moral and psaceable principles ienr
The feeling in favor of moral force was not he was
happy TO be enabled to say, confined to Dun
dali alone but exhibited itself al along his route TO
Drogheda where he was loudly chesred with the cry
S
both Drogheda and Dundalk
NJ han IN I'D Tia o.otio,
Ml 80 nhs uign rIso me associaon
rass thu association At hs .apss, nosshs ra
hs m.nu Tss % 50 uy e o. .ne
o 81 SIS hts ra {;hr,, s ana e hh G
vovsd IN the that he could NO longer remain
h S - 90 .%S ' ne e i 1880 sdmcish'
The for Ss had hn ms arrved mao 70 lay
seiErs No. , hs ~, e nsa arrived n from IRA
vsns ou o. h ;.,a anu ms in.ha was
uy me h .. .ns occas'on
ne was Una. SO mucn good 70 the country was
nno osclSuon ~s.e lever 30 nceessay On me part OF
Saa cot amongst them su Ss s
.d - tna, hod or,,, s.onS ~, ~ ;r, " @
I rorca The nrnc;nis IN ,vhch IL corancpS ~; ;
ta.n Schrsn fhat r;nc; h.S dd d III III
ad ,;S ~ artra nrnndr. Wa s ~ ~ a"u wous -.
h mv M SaS .od ne mao only
amaoration Of human nstut;ons xvas not 18th ~
Shedding Of single drop Of blood" (CheersS Thew ,v
had Lost marv wh5 had h;thsrto d;1p6sd tSat
ton With tbeir talents and he mnst esnsc;aIiv si
Ssartft and hitter regret at the Secession Of Wam
s;th nRr;sp maeEi Whsn thsw .rn , ~ " nrnsn
cmton Mr. O,Rr;sn At that momsnt of narsonsi asn~
threw himself into their ranks and soon on Of
the foremost amongst them. tCheersl Mr.. o'Connel
wsn he did mot s he
ON species Of uoeSet vosnt men
who talked Of 6rhtine when there was no 6ghtnw IN
De EUs & nD men the oupg
association IN his ABSENCE and then went On 10
that they seemed plainly to accuse him Of cosloscine
the people would be betrayed Now bv whom were
thew to be BETRAYED II was mt his sweet self he
meant (Laughter1 He meant him lMr' C,Conneill Nc
(Hearl In his absence that was a0snst him
That gentleman was followed bv three or four of
the same party and when to saw who thew
he mr. OConneIN was called nohodv n aughtar anJ
cheersl The learned pentleman then to an
swer the accusations Of the Young Ireland party ela
explanations as to the election of Mr She'll nc had
ven frequently by other members of the Old Ire
land party He said those views had been nut forward
opl for purpose of creating dissapa;or apd cried
shame on those who had brought it forward for such
nurnoso (Cheers) He INT. O,Connein in Isio csiisd
=" Ike as,ocaton to approve The dacaraop o nrd
Ebrington That Repeater should not obtain Office
under the government and he Joined in the cry by
agreed in disappearing Of the course pursued Nv tho
Lord Lieutenant (C6eers0 When he and thew acted
on this princple why should thew not rejoice 10 And
that thep had Lord lieutenant ,ybo wonjg NC. mi
der Rspealer disqualified from holding ofca on that
account Saesr hear The moment that Lord Bss.
Charlton to that effect up got the Nation and Young
Ireland and called every one who dared to accept once
could been or that they were then in.
sincere (Cheersl Several Young renflemen of taant
family and fortune frequently told him iMr. OConneI
that they could not Join the lest thew might
be injured in their prospects, although ardent Repeal
ers and il the Nation newspaper and the Young Ire.
not have been delighted at declaration of that nature
made by the government, which would have the effect
o. asa,g theii He nv msn pOn rrO'cs
know that il was the opinion of Lord Basborough that
Repealers should not be excluded from Office because
their politics indeed he would pledge himself to the
sentiment and he was sure the people Of Ireland would
regard such a man as he ought to be regarded What
was the next thing the Young Ireland marty sug0ested
Why that thew should become phvsical force Ropeal
ers-advocates of murder and robbery Clear hear)-
They become revolutionary force men-they profess
doctrines contrary to the fundamental principles of the
association and such would prevent the Protesants Of
ireland from Joining them-(cheeIsI-in fact IL thew
were to pacard the Streets to that effect thew could not
have been more treacherous 10 repea-he would there
FORE arraign them all with treachery with the excep-
ton Of his friend Mr. W. s. O'Brien who was man Of
honesty honor and truth (Iear hear1 The next mat.
ter he wished to aude to was one of great Importance
and one on which he would move a resoluton he al
iuded to the Nation Newspaper and its connection with
the association. SHear' hear he would move, that
the committee should consider whether there be any
connecuon between tne hePea Association and the No
tson ana 70 II was lor the safety Of the
assocauon ina! ~ should % continued NOW, ne tMr.
CConnenJ peneveo tnat no sucn connection existed,
ior ne dd All IN ms power 10 prevent and even
lore the state prosecutors. lCheers) The very mo-
.hsi tne song Oh no Tears 70 SPEAK OF 9s was
puDLshed-which, by-theey, was written by a Fellow
Oh iriny Iolegs, Duohn-he severed the connection