The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22

letter, for it was truth while tao state
%e ,sebdd tae Ens gd pspsr' , are tissue
Gus shouts Of the assembled multitude.
=, Nj MILEF then appeared and presented 800 from
The Irish FeIon Club here entered with drum All
fife, hearing banner with the following ia'cEip-
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Who would be free Themselves o
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A contribution OF 800 from tie Tailors (,titcheD
Association
The arrival of the Sarah Sands was here announced
WITH news copnrmiSS the LAST letter received the re-
cept;on of which is impossible for pen TO describe
Such balowipg and shouting has characterised
any previous meeting which continued for full fifteen
minutes
w. E. Pos,wsor said will begin the most MEAN
choly part OF my duty arst, With contribution OF
$780, from the Waterford Club and also that OF the
death OF the President OF that club, John Powers
poor man who was killed on Saturday last but have
Just returned from New Haven whore at meeting
held on Saturday last the sum of $2e for the aid OF
Ireland ana from the stew ard and crew or the steam
boat, contribution OF sS3 | am net going to nahs
asoeech, but have something 20 soy about the Letter
which many 0: the papers aiscTedt which is true fcr
received it myself and know the source from whe
Ii came.
JOHN MIGRATE presented contribution of 500,
from the Ca,.ica on-SUir Club Also from the Thomas
Davis Club, the sum of $255.
meeting, who said My friends, am happy TO appear
before you on hs glorious occasion. am one of the
vicepresdencs of the Irish League, at Montreal and
would say 10 you, that there great feeling for Ia
land throughout Canada. We have had several meet
iugs there and the authorities are afraid 70 try to stop
US: 1he mayor consented to preside at meeting
held on Monday night last but when the time arrived
he repaired to the place Of meetnsOclosed the doors
and place a few policemen in font, TO guard them
But n at did not stop called the people together
the street, to the number OF ten thousand among
whom were mani Of the soldiers and the officers of the
openly though have not yet gone so far As the peo
pie OF quebec for il that city they have spiked the
guns But act openly and fesr.essly and the only
reason why the M nstes Of our most gracious Queen
will not interfere from the simple fact that they are
too convenient to the star spangled banner We can
nat sendyou money fer we have our own liberty TO
gain and determined TO tread the British lion
der our fees. We should like to see some ten or
afeen thousand Of you on visit to Canada AMI il
you do come, We wilt give you hearty welcome arter
which We will walk through Canado n week
After Mr. D. concluded the collection Of money vas
again taken up, and the money again lowed iaso the
hands Of the secretary.
Mr.. S. oCoSwon was called for ami made bsief
address, after which the meeting adjourned.
1t would be we'll for the committee Of arrangements,
If they v THAR meetings properly reported, to have
tome regaEd TO the convenience of the members OF the
press who attend them instead of allowing them to be
crew ded from the platform and the tables provided for
them broken to pieces At the above meeting the off
cars were not only reniss IN proper provision for the
press but by invitation, drew many persons between
the speakers and TIE place allotted the reporters
seemingly entirely to hove forgotten that good order
decency should bs observed on such an oc ca SION
The retot viii be- il the press is not better provided
fox that the meetings will pass unnetced and then,
probably they will be brought to sense OF their duty
IL impossible for any to report, while several
persons resting themselves upon his shoulders
probably City standing between him aud the speaker,
Co sar nothing Of those who actually sit upon ie table
at which ne is endeavorins te write.
THE SECOND MEEgING.
Il estimated that no less than 10000 persons
were assembled in the garden who unable TO
PRESS their way forward even within hearing Of the
proceedings in the hall, and the roof OF the bull ling
slso, crowded with anxious iste ners who enjoyed
the roeeedugs both inside and outside In which th
warmly participated, By every possible demonstration
Of applause The roof ga 70 way several times, and
many were precipated TO the ground in their sndea.
to escape unhur IL which they fortu aatey sue
ceeded, THE roofs CT the adjoining buildings, and
every place from which view could be had were also
full ami The very IN the garden we're TO
be studded with groups OF boys and young men
while the frequent cracking Of the branches gave evil
dence Of the competition that was manifested 70 OBJ.
tain places here the bystanders failing to
cheer the most fortunate competitor amid much
laughter large number Of females were also scat
tered through this dense throng, who loudly cheered
in response to tho echoes from The hall, and in this
state CT second meeting was organised
when, on motion.
EpnunD S. DERRY. Esq waa called to the chair amid
vehement aud prolonged cheering; and Messra.
Michael Whelan and d. a. Kane we're unanimously
appointed secretaries
The CHAtAmAN addressed the meeting, amid vooi.
ferrous applause He said My friends, am gratiGed
TO witness such glorious dcmo this when
Ireland has been brought TO dreadful crisis such
that TO which she has been driven after centuries of
OPT rsssion. (Applauso) rejoice at 1t, and every
American VII. rejoice at it-Qcud cheers but those
in New York will reoice at 1t in particular, because IL
will show every friend Of liberty that America will
encourage every country that asks for freedom and
repubcanism (Vocferous cheering) There are
tons OF Ireland through This land who long for that
freedom which We enjoy In their own homes, by the
ede CT their fathers their brothers, their sisters and
their own hearth stones, which they had been obliged
TO leave behind in poverty ard distress They want
there, sell government and happiness. cloud
cheering "a Voice, They must have themD Yes my
friends, America will aid them to do 1t. (vocife-
rous cheerlrg) New York alone could do It, (Cheers
and 20 sustain the of Ireland and ubican-
Ism, we have brave men in Ireland, too that viii do
\ IL (Cheers) They have such men there as Smith
OrrieD Tho mention OF tie name OF Smith o. Dre n
vas The signal for simultaneous burst of applause
that wac contnu ed for considerable tn,e) Yes and
Meaghtt, ana Dillon, and MCGEE Renewed cheer.
ipg spG applause We want, my friends, no better
endoreucnt for their sincerity, than tho willing ga.
orifce Ct their livce WHICH they oer, (Checrs) and
th,lrrrofcrtes which they allow TO run the risk Of
ttn corfscated (Cfies Of they shall never lose
eir,..r'D They the rick Of leaving their children
90 b, cone bergsrs ono. never never, and this they
Do fer peor old ireland. (Cbeers) Oh, my friends,
there sentiments that come home TO the hearts Of
! ev, ~ Amerycan frncman md would induce him 10