New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
ne Mayors Of New-York. Jersey CIV.
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%ss Americans, dignity the proceedings oy
.ssiion-
sile nd from, Auerica-an aid ft for them to
"a us 70 receive Bat we invite u on tnree eA
= conditions l.t That We be united smons our
fves. IDLY. That We help Ourselves snd, lAs'ley,
That We are allowed % national return ater our
saccess for their generosity
On these conditions alone DO We desire American a.
sist.nce these terms We invite Il
Never was Americs IN a better CONDITION 20 al
struggling nationality The revolutions OF let' pave
made her in moral Influence the hrsi power on EARN
France Is copying her Constitution ana Germany =
studying H. Al home she has mace pace WIN MEX
leo Her vicorog. cons return into the bosom OF her
uerhsDs too highly Commercial social life with the
palm leave. Of the trOpc upon their brows and swords
fery the South Her civic virtues are strred INTO
enlnusssrn by the approach OF one u those periodic
assertions Of the popular sovereignty. Presidential
election Everything conspires 70 make her reject
on What 4. worthy Of hereof aud due 70 humanity In
such temper she turns toward ~.
And our Republican friends do not make Ireland
party question Mr. Greeley (the leading thinker Of the
Hals press takes his sest V.cePresident AZ me
NewYork meeting with Messrs. MeKeon and butef
the local leaders Of the Democracy We thank t-ein
for this above al their other kndnesses
We perceive the T0ass has taken % reason the
don with the f.1c. York TriosHe or Greeley 'pui
nal and most humhiy shOweih rs American cousins
cousins. verify that IL j. no fsn Of Engisnds mat
we are beggsrs and wanderers Let the Anerleans
stoop English asttsry but look the sets IA tLe
face Let them see = country garrsoned by vas,
s,snding army the seat If Government bsrrcsded and
sentnsIed night and day the soil growing twice A.
much food would feed the people ana the people
dying for and decide whether IA then opihloh
this l. COPS VIII. or the Governments.
II we are nposters we invite their natred-ii We are
towards may they spun us-but II we demonstrate our
fitness tor freedom vii ask their aid IN our egt
mate struggle, and their alliance ater H.
The Freeusaas Journal introduces the account Of the
meeting thus:
Mosr IMPORTANT FROM AMERfcA-The INTEL gence
received from America by the msil-stesmer Hibernis,
i1sf arrived IN Liverpool h well calculated % tl the
L.a~ a fraI. s.I tufFF
sTRATfox Al he Broadpay Toboaaei, Nst York and ne
sadrs..es 70 Ir,iaad, EAgiand and NE Caifed SofSs
tA0s a6op'ed tog,k,r rub IKE Organization gf on Anei
ProoisiOaa Committee for Ireland are topics wnicn
fail 10 produce profound sensation IN snis
country. TIE voice Of America has demanded Liberty
for ireland.
bounce the glorious news Our second Edition Will
coptain full particulars The Mayor Of Newfork pre-
sided.
Last Meeting Of the Confederation.
great meeting Of the " Irish Confederation was
held the Music Hall on Wednesday evening June a.
Among the proceedings find the following letter in
closing the proceedings Of the Philadelphia sympathy
Meeting
Ir@h Gs1s ~heb ha. zen trsa.ia, H Philadelphia
rsa5 % postpone ny sn.~-f b.. letter un The saeai'
pro.re or securing unfed seton among kseaer' have tn
10 tss ne.u. trust ,as you viii of - Con
ssl.rata Nhsh address EFFORTS ralrl
sas u one common ,aor iof patn county
Ihop. send you the i she meeting Of nest Wed
u Repeater. 2 . Unie5L League WILLiAA :. O'BHEN.
N H.trIr. Esq
sr RICHARD OGoRnAS Jr. after reading the letter
snd the Philsdephis proceedings, said It appears my
countrymen, the freemen Of America think well OF yeu
they believe that you determined not to leg be
hind the rest OF the world nor TO tater In your efforts
until by frmnes. unity and perseverance, you achieve
the accomplishment Of YOUR cOuntrys freedom All
this "a o. be proved snd until Il u proved know not
what answer should be gwen TO this address. II you
ars willing 10 remain month after month and year alter
year pursuing q same snlless coursef you are con
sgts;iOn the other, dragging
its slow length sloDg-if you permit the day OF Tree
dom 10 be indefinitely postponed-better would It be
that answer whatever should be sent 10 your Amen
friends But the other hand # you feel the re
solution within you-if you have the determined viii
that your country shall be free, then would recon
mend that the answer 10 that address should emsnae
from the legislative assembly OF Ireland In College,
green. lGrest cheering And allow me 10 add would
sdvse you not 10 incur the impuison OF being bad Ger
respondents, By delaying your answer for any length Of
tine
Ng DurrY Of the Nation gave history Of the proceed
ings preparatory to the formation OF the lEIsH LEAeUE
which i, is intended shall take the place ofboth the Is
soea,ioa and the Confederation and In which all Irish
sre expected unite He closed by proposing the
following resolution. which was adopted
R,sorsd That the Confederation at It's rising do sd
journ die but that the following gentlemen shall
continue TO act Council until the formation OF the
Irish League shall be completed.
IN Barry John Barry, Robert Cane, Ms. and J.P
James Cantwell. Michael Cream, b Bowling, J. +. Dh-
lon Charles G. Duffy Michael Doheny. Daniel Grim,
Rev John Kenyon Denny Lane, Francis Thomas MsSg
her John Martin, Francis Morgan, W. : O Brien,
Richard OGormsn, John Olisgan, p. :. Smith, James
Rsinor. r, D. Williams.