New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

lCheersl In abiding 20 the report Of the alleged In
surrection in Ireland he said IL evident that there
was something going on in that country, and Z WAS
also clear that the Government u afraid OF what
going on there He believed tha' tho sword WAS sresdy
drawn and the bullets flying. on the other sce u tie
channel though our rulers had tired % disguise tie
s.r, Cheers he then exhorted the meeting 20 Be
cautious in the expression OF Their Opinions Tor q.
though ne had been informed that the present vsss
sedtous meeting he did not want 10 use sediuous Ian
guage ,. =
this meeting views with distrl.t ana alarm ne
sares adopted BY her Msestys Government Anf sane.
',i nv the Imperial Parliament Tor the suppression
~ .ti,s orinion In Ireland tending u ne anal -
,s,spee Of All amcahle relations between tne tao ns
lions. and this meeting i farther 81 opinion tn.t ne
irish people fully entitled TO iree sno oe Peneen,
Parliament snd therefore resoNe 10 ,eDet 70 tnef
.,-it.r br,thren in ireland their cordial sympathy
NJ pedley seconded the resolution, and would have
h.S no objection II hsd been LITTLE stronger lie b.
levea they were hghtng m Ireland ana h' ooP'o my
,,onld speedily achieve victory. lCheerfl
a., r.s.oi,,tion was then carried nm. coz
NJ she'll proposed the second resolution mat ms
meeting do solomny protest the base ana uheonsua
,p,ioua. act Of the British Legislature A. committed y
,s, in .uspendiug the Isneas Corpus Net IN Ireland
"a f,r.her do hereby tender vote Oi thanks 10 Der
vis OC onnor Esq ?. snd thosc gentlemen mo sup
Tor,ed him on that occasion, for MS many ana pam
al, CONDUCT; and farther, that we so.eihhiy fcdss
nfKrsf ID
bonr of need 10 our Irish brethren. Loud ch'rrs Tie
- =, he time of the Union the Inch were promised
,,, FIGHTS and equal laws with me tn-.sn p"Pr put
thesr haf not been cNtcndc 20 them ne hp9'a un
in.urrrcfion iu Ireland would soon D''"h' S'n'isi
-, .6eern.l and h. cared llttlc Tor WAT ne sNd.
49, f,r m. COS .oqrenccs which might ioNo" As al
FncHsnmsn. he considered he had IN unooahu'l ii>t
70 give free Inference % hs opinions " o. ,poNc Ne
truth Hear hear II be- suffered Tor thai NJ "v-.a
orv bc ike one OF those unfortunate persons Mie~ay
ni,ced In a dungeon by bsss and bloody Go'ernmert
n they allowed their brave patriots 20 remain Hnl1
inch confinement. they did not deserve the name q
men lNociierous applause lie called upon them %
,.,,ne forward and show that they were no co~Ads
and cod Almighty gran, them victory. lhurrah, and
cheers H.. d.. 49,, = 81.
Mitchell Club was announced amid dcaionhg checss.
which lasted some minutss
ceved notice from party that Five policemen were
outside the doOrs IN drawn cutltsses NJ uef"'oie
sNhoried them 10 dispcrse peaceaoy "heh 'n'y sep"
Mr. Murray and Mr. Thompson spoke IN support Of
the resolution. which was put snd carried
II was then proposed and seconded, that TINS meeting
pledge itself 10 give support to the brave pso,s on
rrani who molly opposed the enemies o' teeuoii
in their present unjustnahie career OF boodsned sni
trust that success will attend the cause OF Liberty.
wherever ard by whomsOey-r II IS coniended Tor
Hear and cheers
Mr. Rooney from the Mitchell Club. supported TIE
resoution and said he wanted 10 know II they were
organized and what organization had done lie would
ask il they satisfied 20 allow the troops 70 embark
e, ondon 10 Ireland Tor the slaughter of rishmen.
eric. OF No no They had COM % ne deirm"e,' on
han so0ner than arg troops sh0~d hare L0nS0H J@ re
land tley must leGrc thar corpses. Tremendous
cheering
The Chairman then answered the questions put by
the speaker and said they were organized and Would
not allow the Irish TO be- sacreced by the troops this
country -,
The meeting then quietly dispersed, without coming
into collision with the police