New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

REPEAL AssOChTIoS.-The first open meeting
ut this Association, since the death OF Mr. orc nnel'
held on the 5h instant. a. Cancellation lal IL was
numerously attended. Tue chair was occupied by Mr..
Alderman D-lahunty OF Waterford. who said that the
men of Waterford were determined to carry out the
principles Of their deceased leader under the guidance
nf one of OConnelrs An address from the Roman
Catholic Clergy Of Mulingsr recommended Mr. John
OConuell having more than hereditary clzims upon
leadership Mr. John o Council declared that ne felt
his untness 10 act the leader OF the Irish people but
that he prepared 20 work with his beloved brother
and all his friends around him 10 the last day OF his
istence for Ireland-There similar addresses to
SIR. OConne from the Dublin trades the Corporation
ot Waterford. from Wexford. Newry Conmell, &c-
Mr.. ". O'Conne1 read address of remODsrance 10
the Irish Government relative to certain charges ad
vanced by Capt Norris against the Roman Catholic
clergy OF Csshel-Mr O'Connel stated that the Com.
mitee of the Association had appointed Cornelius
Mclaughlin and Alderman keshsn 10 act ~ Tfeasurers
and said Il was their intention 10 add the OF Jere
mish Dunno
The learned gentleman also mentioned that II was In
tended 10 appoint finance committee Of 81 % manage
the funds and expend them with the utmost economy.
(hear y and concluded very short speech by call
Ing upon the rsh people they loved their country and
respected the memory Of his father 10 return no repre-
sentative 70 Parliament who WAS not true old Ireland
Repeater promising them that he would bring forward
the Repeal question IN Parliament during tho next ses
sion II some one more capable did not anticipate him.
(iiear, hear) Mr. steele proposed the adoption OF an
address to Rev DR.. Mley, the Numbering angel OF
OCOnnell in his parting moments Toe motion was
seconded by MI ". Marley, ana pH-st1i httrf winch
the Head Pachcat0r proceeded to make bis farewell
speech 20 the Association lie had not h. said attended
the recent meetings of the Association because he did
not think 1t expedient 10 bold them weekly But, my
countrymen exclaimed be. recent events have utterly
altered and ubyertei and cspsized upside down that
opinion however well grounded mghthaye been before
The seceders-the Young ireland party-had the au
daciOus brszenfsced efr0ntery 10 propose that we
should dissolve this Assocstion-the work the glorious
ellence 10 ia principles Of the transcenient and stu
pendous creative energy OF OConnells midland oh
porienious su5hmity Of impotence proposed % US 70
snuh H. tor the purpose OF reproducing tin another
f0rm-namely. In confederation with tlemselvesi "a
loud cry through the body Of the hall OF Never never
Yes Of Themselves OConnsl, the august Lioerator
OF the Irish the English. and the Scotch Catholics, IL
since dead and ! them to tell me Who were the
bre.kers OF bis heart and the cause Why thst heart Is
inBrned IN Rome IN the sanctuary OF thu Vatican,
under beDedicuon OF the SdHefissins Pour. Romes
Ponuf and cardinals and clergy and people. and amid
the tears, and lamentations, and anguish OF Catholic
Christ nd0m.
After thl. day shall never again while live take
part In the proceedings Of this hall. Of any other
political assembly Ia Ireland and in parting from you,
my cOuatrymen my last scuraton shall De- that whe-
Their IL shall be the destiny Of this Association 20 repeal
the Uaon aud her native Parliament % Ireland
or whether shall fail and os frustrated in the eaor,
you should now, duty. In solemn reverence 70 /.
august OConnels memory after The impudent attempt
Of the seceders 70 ask Tor your dissolution not only
hold your meetings he had decided. weekly, and 10
no other way but that Ia everything else also 10 the
very minuue OF your action. you should eHdeavOr IN
deyatnEiy D. adhere 10 whatever you believe would BE-
hls wish in concurrence with yours, II he were alive
Az the meeting on the lith, Mr. Reynolds T. c occu-
pied the chair and Addressed the meeting a. some j
length and 10 the Of bis observations stated tnst
h. had lately through the country where be sseer
tanned that such the distress 10 many districts not
wlthstsn1ing the adopted By Government 10
give reet inst the poor people were Obliged 10 gamer
Sesds and boil them with e salt % themselves
from the mast horrible Of deaths SIR. Oiles spoke upon
the same u5ject and then referred 70 Mr.. OConneFs
death 10 doing which BE- took occasion 10 express b.s
surprise the bigotry which existed In the British 4
House OF Commons. when a writ moved for the /
County OF Cork that neither Sir X. Peel R0ebuck. or
Lord John Russell bad the msnnsss % get up and pay
deserved tribute 20 the talents OF their late beloved
leader Mr J. OCOnnell. VI P then read letter from /
Or. OH gyms Bishop of Ardagh. The parpOrt will be .
By the following extracts
Tne rst suggestion thrown out by the light reverend
scribe 10 that each priest % impress upon ns people
for Sundays cOosecutively the absolute necessity
Of maintaining Cancellation Hall In fal activity "a being
the only assembly sbls honestly willing 70 expose 10
the civilized world our manifold grievances, aud protect
our re gious and civil rights against open oppression
Of one class II enemies and the hi5den rescnery OF
othars After some suggestions % the orssnkau1n
OF The repeal sardens ard the % the &c
counts With a statement that any sum. even penny
or les. will he thankfully received, the hisnop COO
clu1.s thus DO not offer this plan a. anything ap-
proaehny that perfection which organization might
De easily carried even in these days Of ~retrhsd dessi
mt .ueb a. /, s II steadily seted upon il would
be found quite s1iaceni 70 insure great re-
ns faad without encroschDs IN the least on the po.
cal feelings pecuusry distress OF any one hshman.
All depends on the priests.