New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
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Irish keplbIcuu Meeting.
a meetngolttc irIenis u ireland wss convened
a,Tsrra. TAI Tasily egolrs ,rtle Pafpsss raising
su5.cl s and transmitting assistance y The friends 90
Ltsrs, l ir.s1. Nl-.rll's Emerald 80 volunteered
it SERVICES On notion. Col. ~ J. HAsxEIT vas called
D. preside.
An Alars.s wss rssi l the secretary OF .hs meeting
expressing ihe feelings o. Ifishneu in America toward
their oppressed 1sulyu-n the other SIDE OF .aa A.
lanlic. M CoNSEsY being called upon addressed the
meeting in substance Gs follows:
wish distinctly 20 be understood ths although TIE he
tease anxiety cf my nina is os The total regeneration Of
Ireland, f.r enc know very vel the difficulty which eE
ISIS m exporting Ireland. for the OF IrishHsl
eho are STRUGGLING or iniepcnieneaand seeking, through
armed resistance hlt ra,ouay which had been tolei %
.. s1 much valnied no ra stslu lesvo wa noE ci9g
e blessing 10 liberty llfsr iree institutions cannot rcmll
ic spectl ofcur i3n-trion and op pressed country
men, slrugrg f1r 1t liberty WI CD has 5cen stranger
% their shores from me sine 90 the frsl arrival OF the l
ssl. Ard on this decision we anx0usy desire 20 coop
crate with me leaders NJ the people n Icrna, and q Fe
cannot ID more we viii send them aid n ne Shape OF bone
AID slEew Amer she ,ckery Of the British House of
Clmmous which had met every petition nom Irish
men il IS now tine for them 10 rey on their own
resources, and have rsourse % theig own strength
o. wrest from England the lo1g-demGnted self legs
lto1. which fog the ast 20 years they have pcaceiay
struggled 60 obtain. LORD John knstel Ia speaking on
the question OF Repeal sai that be would grant
such lces on % Irciaufhe would drain ~ The last
drop bis lasls best blood sooner than yield Repeal We
have ucn heard sli th1. moral force was the N -ars
by which Ireland o5ilinetths Ema1c patton Act 10 was
not To was y the dlsf " physical force 10 inc
County Glaze previous 20 OCourei's election Tor tha-
County ths the chief means OF procuring that meas
ure ior Ireland T. was TIE public expressions OF those
meetings backed by thousands Of sirOug arms that struck
terro. into ,he Government and 81 last determined them
abolish tee oiious reiricons on the liberty Of c0l-
science We have assembled tonight &c tcu Iceland in1t
She be free, and tna. placing trust 10 herself ara in
which should Characterize ~len enc
dslvor she viii eventually obtain me object OF her strus
gcs. T!is impossible when he word, may st', has
become Inspired with this revolutionary SPIRIT Tor Eng
lana o. remain she is, rlag-1splI and curse she
only isolated sp0. IN which tyranny Is existing Will
remain orgsr So believe In my heart mat the day of
hor destruction ~ hsrd and that from the ruins Of tne
@i system form Oi Government will arise, having
~ rs object ,ho total regeneration aud happiness OF gao
people. For uis Is necessary that oc.siye action
should az Ice made Cor revolution cannot DC eh CT
where there unity Of purpose or want ct mutual
Interests Tire power 20 put an end % CHS tyranny
1878 iu the viii and energy Of the people. Inst vi" was
displayed IN the French Revolution and n the streets or
Paris exhibited ne energy which ~ present possesses
lho people of Great Britain sui Ireland ana tna people,
A. this very moment, may be- trampug Ia the dust the
sHurd dynasty of ihe crown ana possessing themselves
that delegated posar which mas oeen 50 @oua oy no'e
who have received t from thcm-ihey are forming uY
orumens which will have for It's chief principle ths Pros
perlty Of ihe People.
Subscriptions were then received. Aftet which al.
dresses were delivered by Mr OC0NNoRi and other geu-
uemen Mr.. Hon, AZ Austrian, proceeded 90 SCI before
tbe arl,rcs he great aivartsges 1 military poot Of
view which Ire8-l possessed n beer solgraphic2 snd .o-
psgrnplical relations IT was foolish be sld 70 believe
l ihe co Of al those acts Lhal an army of hly th1us
aud mem could keep nation OF bt millions in sun c-
ton; tho day Of Ircluds freedom has arrived am all
those opposing Circumstances which before eAi'.e0 f'o
been removed by ths strength of public opinion. ullo
then will be realized and Ireland too vii become ke-
public Tire meeting hen ifjournef
GREAT SYXPArHY MEETING AT RocHssrER-A
meeting fcongaulaon ~ thcpeoP Of France was held
on Monday the sth inst az Rochester Tue number pre-
sent estimated a. ir1n ton TO a.eeu thousand pro
cssol was formed, which, after marching through he
principal streets assembled at Wsshngtonsquars where
the meeting was called 10 order b. Mayor JosEPH FIELD.
Addresses were made by L. WaEt Smith. ESQ Hon. s. s.
Bovine Hon. W c. Bios, Dr. Bruack, and number o.
Others ia English, Gesmsu and Preach Among the re'o'
lations adopted We mud the following
Reiolted That ~ Americans, Republicans. aad o.
members % ihe great brotherhood of Mao. We hHvo heah
with proi-uad symyAhy VI iha present Auiyi
luton ia Frrcs We regard the overthrow Of thrones snd
ther lcs.uuous of oppression Do The Do word 50 Pio'
ing Of liberty equality sad fraternity TO the nu
Rsssissd. That by dssresirs to- ABOLITION Of Nero
slavery, France has coyere5 herself Win hs aei n2oo.
tbaa var could give. Tho tunpn u justice over wrous
h tbs greatest which u be- permitted 70 men or nations 10
achieve ,rt
and the Protection OF s Just lgh,s 3. cardinal duty o.
tue consolidated authorities this Proyitonal Government
hiss ass1fAnco OF us
in en- enlarged aud roctuei manner the greatest
GOOD Of thssgreatest number.
I9lrsd That tho abolition of Capital Punishment Tor
potcsl offences BY the french Poysion2 Government
I. reform worthy Of tho aud s another demoDsfa
ton of the triumph Of moderation aaa reason over pfe1
die; and passion
smPwREcK.-On Sunday last, the wreck OF
schooner of about 50 burthen was discovered on the
North beach, about miles from this city By some OF our
citizens On reaching her they found the hesdiess tln
ola female in state Of great decomposition which they
burel ON the spot decenty as circumstances would
permit Several articles Of female clothing were ioDnd
among others part ola rich silk dress ashionaby maze
together with a quantity OF mems apparel There vas
nothing by which The Of !hs vessel could be esce
tsined-the name on her stern having been completely
obersted by the action Of the sea with me exception OIL
the letters PAT Two anchors and chain were saved
from her Efforts are making, We understand. 70 ascer
tain any clue 20 the discovery Of her name, and the place
whence she hailed from Its supposed 70 be the wreck OF
the schooner yesra which cApszcd about two months
since on her passage ron Darie1 20 Charleston We shall
give the result OF the investigation next week.
rst Augustine Herald, April %
kzA GEORGE GoRDOS BELT, Esq. an eminent
etzsf Baltimore, died Sunday last, at the residenee
Of his brother in thar cilf