The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22


uncertainty and peril do hesitate TO expires,
deep regret that the influence Of England In the
ellis CT Europe is not likely to be ex-red accepted in
that spirit Of moderation, amity, and temper which
might have qualified her to act the mediator We re-
grst that dep and lasting bresch has arisen bst~esn
the Engish aud French Ministers very time when
the combined power Of the nations Ia mort required
70 pro act the Gauss of moierate freedom We regret
time siogulerly Unqualified by circumstances, or
character for the performances of their duties and
(erss,e tLat ere long hase to deal sh eueas O,h
pettence OF 10 resist ,cith success.
ne French F4vOlutlon-.ir aRd--Repub
ucohAsin
mseting ossly attended, of the friends Of
republican liberty of all nations sld countries of the
world held last isht, at the Shakespeare Hotel
The sting called to order by James Bergn Esq
who nominated the Hon Fernando Wood SIS Chairman.
The nomination unanimously adopted by the meet.
lug Me Wood on taking the cnair, returaed thanks
for honor conferred upon him in few brief emsrks
oertinent TO me OBI of the msetiag
Several gsrlcen were thsn nominate ed 50 Vice Prcsi
dents sno others as Secretaries, aud accepted
nimously by the meeting
Mr. Il OCosNoR was hen introduced 70 the m setting
by tie ohsrmsn. sud offered the following resoulons:
Roeoyed That in the patriotic energetic aud (as far
~ hnown ssfu attempt of the people of France
rid themselves of tbs incubus Of royalty and Co throw
an We hope for ever sll ssnblapce Of les poger ard
bghtipg effect upon their liberties and hsppnses we
behold the effort of ensdoepy ilahusd With the repub
lcan spirit OF the age who know their lights and know
Resolved That for wears we have been Watching with
sn abding igerost the dissemination of republican
principles throughout the nations OF the world We
have human progress IN her course steadily march
ing onward tha enlightenment and enooura of
thc Down troddsn msssss; we have her beuigns
thrown a,rund tn, path of the patriot, shedding
nsht into the dakas sss where tvrGnpy tenn
regarily forced hiIo rp'd nj vt nov behold brsek
With oil the poser a1a ploy ia keeping With the
MAGNITUDE OF the s0zse, revolution which in day
pulls down the ancient dynasty Of the Bourbons and
hkss to tner centre the rotten and cruUbling
chies Of Europe
Resolved That bail with pride and triumph, this
action OF the people of France, and do not doubt tn
the first republic on the continent Of Europe
Resolved That in sending across the Atlantic copgTa
tus lions republican brethren of France must
not 30 unmindful Of the sympathy ana aid due our
equally rsouOioGn-but es yet more unfortunate bre
thrsn of Ireland The westerly breez, which
watts Amersn responses to re2enersted Fraoo should
carry of condolences to persecuted Ireland The
joy which lis our bosoms at the redemption of
genial spirits from the bondage OF crown, should
arm us with removed determination in aid of noiga
boring people to strike off the shackes OF another.
Resolved That with this aim, hereby unite
Gelvss into fxad organization having for its the
redemption of lrelsnd
Resolved That the repeated attempts of Great Bril-
n.y. only by seeret dipomatick intrigue but open
Hcendery action fully jus6es the government Of the
newer ssn.t her coptnue opprs ssion of Ireland
Reyolyed, That this meeting appoint executive
committee Of twenty whose duties shall be to call
all future public meetings. correspond with friends
throughout the world; superintAnd all the affairs apper
tanning the great ohjecS 10 view and particularly
call the ats,ntou Of ras government at Washington
Snd Congress of the United States to our aid.
Resolved, That to obtain efficient action and derray
The necessary expense Of this movement
may b. received Suco funds to be placed 10 the haude
OF thc Hon Charles q FeIre treasurer and ezpend
I'd er tbs imms diase supervision Of the Executive
Cou mittee
Resolved That copies Of the Of this meet
log be forwart ted to tue President OF tbs Uoitsd Sss
each head If the public departments OF Washington,
nenher Of both houses OF Congress- and Published
papers Il this city, aud the Wsshugto, Union.
MIR. OCoNNoR, after some remarks in accord
with the and spirit Of the foregoing resolutions
concluded by moving their adoption. Til. II otpn bsng
seco,dsd put by the chair and carried unanimously
and iond aud deateniDg cEaese aud avplAuse.
A letter was then read by Mr. Bsrg.u from Charles
OCoar, Esq., 10 answer to al Invitation to sttend the
meeting expressing his sympathy with its objects and
excusing himself on the ground OF illness
Mr. LYNcH next introduced, and addressed The
meeting in support OF the general offsets for which they
had met
Colopel C. HART next addressed the meeting ard
received with muco cheering He s,id, here Is 3
vino Is Irrhman but one who wishes that he wae
Irisnrnan. lChecr-) There Ia nothing in the whole
range Of my reaong or philosophy, which takes me 20
country tCheers) Nov. you are nearly all ri.hmsn;
but there some Frencnu1en here. Loud cheers,
amid cries OF, yes and Germans and Isal,ans too "
Yes French to be amongst you (Cries of three
for Fraoce ~ which warmly respon ted TO
Yes, my friends that e right Why, should is not be
rgat, With reg srd to me- because sn heif French
msn. (Cheeis)I belong to the Haguenotic blood here
the spot. (Cheering) | an no Ang0-SaXonl do
not ssons to the ADsio Saxon blood which despis-;
ou5 | have some of the Norman Saxon blood ia my
veins, which shall maintain Tor ever intend
my friends, to offer few rcsolusicn,, which koov
will no warmly responded to. | not, rs | ssid
before, Enelishmsn-I claim, my friends, 70 be
Yankee. (Loud cheers) wound be proud Of being
an IIishman but before proceed any further, let me
read you three resolutions which intend to
offer. There person at the OF end OF tos room
caused some Interruption by Loudly conversng within
Rearing of the speaker Col. Hart continucd--l
with that man, is talking to bis friend would just
Rave the goodness to listen me- whils read the tel
lowns resolutions which propose to offer for adoption
lVpd hat ~ haya vie NysiW
becom American Freshmen, the sdvancemens OF free
dom the continent of Europe, and above all the fair
exposition OF mans iusenable rights ny Pius the IA IL
his advocacy of u Representative government We hail
with joy, as thu consequence thereof the triumph Of
republican principles in France.
ssoivej That we congratulate the friends OF Ireland
of Italy, aud Of republican principles throus hoas Eu
rope on the speedy prospect of ali entire aoohon OF
Resolved That now 10 order TO Substantially aid tho
fis d. Of freedom 10 Ireland we hereby engage 30 raise
the of million Of dollars, to be contributed ia
aid Of Irelands emsncip stion from the tnraloom OF
Ths reading Of The resolutions wes cssioualy inter-
ruptei with loud cheering particularly the last one
having reference 90 the raising OF fund OF one million
of dollars to bo used aid Ireland in her struggle for
Colonel HART. contiousd Now, my friends, do you
understand thatllLoud cheering, aud cries OF 10 De
sare We do never my srisnds participated "a any
had TOO much gas cloud laughter snd cheers what
mean Is you have hitherto talked 100 mach aud did
too little (Cres OF It's fact, Its fact snd cnser-
pg.) Whist want, my friends, Is let every nan la ms
room put down his money care not hog lltie Lot
John Smith aud Peter Johnson put down hs d4iar or
bis penny-that is the way to work-(Cris- Of We viii,
10 be sure We will " If you want to get liberty fs Ire
land my fiends that just the way to get IT. we are
iorg,tful of how accomplished oEn iudepen-
dence We not to forget our 32.pounoera (CheefD
have heard yeur couarymen say, some Of them mere
Here goes whig'--" Here goes a democrat nave
beard persons say, Stop his throat" (Lsu8hter You
look my rcuds may Of you, for leader you ooH 1t
twenty leaders You look what yoa csn Of oi'-
cre'ion, who, in their movements, would advocate your
interests, you consider; but, irisnneD, do not
ask you to choose leader, but ssk you TO raise
und-(vocifeTou5 che-ring)-s fund thai would be
lesd,r' to be held in .yroram ovar roands oPpres-
sore--a leader, by which Ireland would be redeeDed
Loud cheering, which lasted for come time Yes my
friends, and sha fad that mon y-thag loader IN
this county. CONTINUED cheers You can't ma IL
IN Europe They imagine at the osher side, It seme
that In This country have sous to bs saved ths
that do nothing uness We have the LORDS
and the kiog. daughter There ara nen here taat
have souls to be ,avsa, Renewed sughtsrI ana thss