The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

down his five thousand dollars or for ever AZ
ter hold his tongue.
Some confusion. and cries of put him outu nut
him OUT SC. ensu.d ut this point together with
cries Of three cheers for Mooney" which given
There are continued Mr.. Mooney thouss nd Irish
men in New York who able to contribute $1,000
each, but the leaders not here MIR Lynch has
said that Ireland is cast down because her Mtchels
and R.ilys arrested but they have fulfilled their
miseion, and have left the rest to the men of the
sword (hore oonfuson) Go back to the days of the
American revolution, and you will End that Charles
Thompson Irishmau, organized the friends of
ibsrty in Philadelphia There we're others, too who
lk. him Who wrote up the revolution but II was Wash
iDeton and Putnam and others who fought IL out on
the battle field IL is our place to Sc nd American
generals in place 81 Reilly, Martin. and Duffy
bles there except those on the surface Have
We not heard thst fifteen hundred parishes out
Of two thonsspd would turn out with their priests at
their besd and hat the next harvest will also the
harvest OF rish r. edom? Do not see that nd
Is closing around Ireland; bat she may immoiate q
million Of her people. but there would be Ave mil.
lions left Is 1t hat tn. peope We srrnsd
and tsken oath TO strike for freedom II they de n
the sttempt! Nj Mooney cone uded by assuring
be fought before four months Every hours DELAY now
Is for the better The time bas come for the friends
Of ireland in New York to aid her by arms me a a nd
money: Are you ready 10 do this! eyes yssr)
New York can contribute three hundred thonsan nd
dollars; and the men who can do IL must be called
upon immediately, for there should be NO more hide
and goseek In the matter He then proposed that the
meeting adopt the principle Of sendin armed me n
with meney In their pockets to Ireland
Mir WHITE, In reply to MIR. Mooney said that In re-
gard TO Messrs. O'CoDDor and Emmett those gentle
men will contribute in proportion to their mrs ms Is
much as any man present, and that measures for
raising fifty thousand dollars, have been taken BY
them this week
1bis e. ntlemsn was interrupted by cheers for Moo
Dey the Irish Brigade Ike and the confusion result
ing from forcbly ejecting from the hall some parties
who made remarks disagreeable to the meeting
Mr.. WHITE continued, and said that the cause Of
MIR. OConnor's absence, was ind sposition.
Mr.. ROBINSON was the next speaker, aud said that
be has heard since he came into the ROOM cheers
Mooney for Emmett and others but who is the Irish
that dares 70 give a cheer for any thing or anv
man but ireland, at this time? (Cheers) Are We
by divisions to perpetuate Irean'r slavery For
Gods sake let these divisions sink forever 70 deep
that the hand Of the will never reach
them. (Cbeers) He would put II to those assembled
whether they would not frown down all attempts 70
create dvision. He himself was determ ned % know
no divisions among frishmen. All he (the speaker)
has. IL Eve dollars, and that he would hand to
the treasurer Of this meeting, but would soon
hand u to Mr. Mooney for he know that In the
bands Of either II would be safe, and would reach