New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

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Mr DEEEY-we are ready now to receive your
money We viii DO the talking fast enoagh As the
money CONES in. Cone forward. al you who are de-
sirous Of aiding IN the battle Of Freedom
Then, va. nova rush for the stand and dozens Of
bands appeared over the heads Of the mass, each
with token Of tie owners sentiments IN The shape OF
bank note twisted around the foreanser hat was
provided and into j. the merry jingle Of halves
and quarters mingled with a shower OF bills The sub
,cri5ers viii appear O.. smother time.
After cash inieriuie OF several minutes the Chair
man introduced
Mr.. CoesEY. who said the battle Of freedom was Be.
gan. the drst blow had been struck the standard OF
liberty dashed over the conflict ike ne Aghinng - the
storm We learn that the Engi.n army and consaou-
lary hsd met SIX thousand IlpperAry boys anu that
tn former were defeated. ICneer- loud and long
1t no an be discouraged By the accounts Of the ing
h Tory press The liberal press Of ireland has been
suppressed Irish letters are opened ~ Tue 10Y post
Office inspectors that not word Of d-asreeaoe Iltn
shall re known. But We had the true news neverine.
les By the power OF magician We had H. and ne tod
what hs supposed the mode OF ia eommuncsunn'l
and L was printed in The Tribune Of THIS morning
Crest cheers Let no one be disneartened Inc
British Government would suppress Al ne"- OF me
true condition OF afars-they dare not iet Tue iAct-
h. known IN gland not even in their Capital Tor
thousands Of Chsrrsts would instantly nse ana nun
the very lords from their power. repeat et no one
rs victory
the brows oi the men u Ilpperary lley hAFe Pol-
tr4yed the Goddess OF Liberty on the old green stand
ard and placing her In the rear OF their patoons De-
hind wall OF oustl.ng pixies have sworn before 1oD
that she shall be protected TREMENDOUS cheers.
Let no one thea be dishesrtened Nay the friends
Ireland are not di.cOuraged-the City Of Ne~fork y
Ia blaze-her thousands are pouring n mere Win
their money end their sympathy 70 encourage and
stimulate the sons Of ireland in their struggles. Aiter
this seige q death and certain victory II the Amer
lean people give the irish Republicans the beneht OF
their long IN oyInenf Of hDerytel them how 20 lsy
the foundations of their Corsuution-end them Tor
ornament. 20 their new political temple some OF those
Jewels with which WAsHISGrON decorated the SHRINE
Of American Liberty After this crash OF Ar ne and
seige ~ death there viii doubtless be enough r-n pat
riots left from whom % pick materials Tor zoOd sof
ernuuent-enouzh. with proper assistance from this
SIDE the water erect Temple 70 Liberty on Iaras
sacred nil. whose dazzling dome shall ever point 10
the great White Throne Of Iruth-enougn 70 redeem
the present pledge 70 place Ireland where she should
be In the great sea Of Time free prosperous happy
nation Enthusiastic cheers
subscriptions now poured Ia, in continued stream
nd finally amounted at stage alone 70 upward OF
s2jO-an rendered within an hour with that hearty
goodwill which always chsracterzes the acts Of the
brave and patriotic sons Of Erin. We have com
pete account Of these but are obliged % omit the long
lists Of names to-day They will appear IN to-morrows
edition
In the midst Of the greatest enthusiasm, Capt TuR
xER was introduced as recruiting officer Tor the Amer
csn Army against Mexico. Tie considered the subject
that had assembled them together Of the simplest
that could be i'm agned-with which any child Of three
wears Of age could become cOnverssn-nO aOwery elo
ouence is required to appear In s behalf This, too
said he) Is the appropriate time and place to ex
press the feelings of every who has love for Lib
erfv-who IL actasied BY feeling OF Republcanism
The subject simple and easily Understood IN
a its bearings which assemblies us here 10 night i no
.U A lie hob Of \
Eaton-of millions Of men-to attempt 10 recover from
tyrannic grasp from beneath the feet OF Oppression
OLD IRELAND Great cheeringl There Is put one
WAY now left 10 act-the moment has arrived. Nhtn
Ireland called for redress OF grievances and made her
complaint In weakness humoy, and with Bonded mead
II was but REFEA-hut sir, 10 Is Repeal no more-he
peal merged totally and forever in that mighty word
lIBERTYi loud and long continued epplsuse.l J?st
s. thar r0rd received and acted on 10 night among o.
10 will be echoed In the hearts Of those who are s'ra
Cling tor their country.
The speaker rapidiy drew = parallel between the
successful attempts OF the American Nation % attain
.ts independence and the condition OF Ireland tie
thought too the time not far distant when native -h
will not only move in heavy masses 10 The rescue
at lreland-hut 20 Canada sensation But mucA IL
required before this be accomplished. The ltst
news from Ireland has been given % us IN yareus
vsys and through the feeling thence elected he had
been enabled observe that. although We are IN fht
enjoyment Of al that j. great and happy yCt he had
heard with egref that there among us some, with
hearts that would hi IL only the body Of an fngshman
heroic sons. lie dd uOi point ~ any on" pafuculA
person-t would be- known who or what was meant
The last that has been received continued the
speaker)-no matter what may have been said-proyes
that there IL something than mere agitation, or
the rebellion of four lve ilappointed men, Ana
IL viii have IFS effect upon us-we will turn O.d Ens
lands laughter 20 tears and her apprehens.ons mo
lively reality. For years the Adopted CitiLcns-tne
People Of this country have felt absorbing interest
in the fate of lreland-and will be found that cheer
fully the Americans extended 10 her their hands win
bread 40 will they extend them filled with arms In
tense excitement cheers and continued applause This
mOvemeuras but for one thing-the achievement OF a
great object For this they must obtain tools 70 work
without these gained success certainly awaits
their endesvor lie believed there are rishmen enough
here to accomplish al they desire Of and more il
they wish H. The speaker here closed amid one con
tnued burst Of applause, and when the tumult had
little subsied
The CHAIRMAN announced that in the sh1rt space OF
one hour interrupted the proceedings had been, Ia
boring under inconvenience, and listening TO various
speeches-s2)i u had been already subscribed a. aid
70 THE FREEDOM OF Ireland. The announcement
was received with umultuous cheering and the money
began to pour in faster than before By this time this
single outdoor sssembage had increased in numbers
to at least if not more than. Ten thousand persons
Inside the walls the number was sill more densely
crowded.
Just then some Of the audience deserving the PIKE
OF the feon Cluo-which with It's band playing spirit
stirring airs. marching about what remained the
open space Of the Gardensn instant and urgent demand
was made upon that emblem Of Irish Nationality. The
Pike has become truly mmortalzed a. the main stat
aud stay OF their determined struggle and this ts rep
resentarve among US honored with many gaze u
profound and curious interest il rested upon the plat
form il. truly formidable 10 king instrument Of De
sirlcten-long well and lightly formed, and Of easy
use lis presentation Al the stage accompanied BY
a voluntary contribution OF a gold eagle-tnus uncon
ci0usly fulfilling remark OF the Chairman, that evefJ
pike Is worth al least five dollars
Mr. d. A NAME then addressed ths audience In orie
ana happy manner 70 eject that if they wished q
show themselves 20 be friends Of their country now
was their time to do il for them say whether tina
country shall longer be oppressed by the cruel saxon
The speaker made striking allusion to the character
and conduct Of smith oBnen declaring tina; al th'
gold OF Britain could induce lrishman 10 betrsl
one hair Of biz head Loud cheers II there are no
men enough in Ireland protect him. the able bodice
women OF Tpperary would themselves accomplish BIZ
/ rescue Nr X. here announced % the audience th'
rumored arrival At this port OF the steamer Sarah Slads
with full confirmation Of the late important inteli
genee oil the Battle Of Slevenam0n. This OF course
created 81 immense excitement, but az up 70 the hoI
OF going press nothing has been heard Of that steam
en- although now fourteen days out having left th