New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23


P-8a L,l Patnes Maoaey. John NolnEan. M5'e se'-y
81 s.
MEETING FOR IRELAND Is NORFOLK COMA
meeting Of the friends Of ireland held in Norfolk,
Conn on the 7th inst At the store Of Messrs Ryan.
On the meeting being called to order Mr. MATHEW
R1AN was chosen Chairman. and Mr.. Michael Walsh
Secretary The Chairman Oh taking the Chair delivered
short address explanatory q the object Of the meet
INK a1d urged the imperative necessity devol'ing on
Irshmen. and their friends throughout the civilized
world 70 render all the assistance in their power 10
enable the rsh Patriots to strike effective and sue
cessul blow ut the hereditary oppressors Of Ireland
Bva vote Of the meeting Messrs. John Ryan L. Z.
RYAN. and Michael Walsh were appointed Committee
TO report series Of resolutions for the consideration
OF the meeting and who after short recess reported
the following viz
HAer,as crisis has arrived in the history OF Ireland
which q 10 mark the transition OF her psople from
slavery 20 freedom or TO fivet more hrmy the chains
which have bound her for centuries 20 the most cruel
and hypocritical government IN existence,
Resoired That the rishman. or the friend OF Ire
and who withhoi his assistance from the struggling
psfrs of Ireland forfcs al claim % the character OF
a patriot and must be cassed among the enemies OF
Ireland
Rssored That the utter disregard OF human lie,
mantle sted Dy the English Government 10 Ireland and
boy landed proprietor. in that country within the last
three years justify the Irish people in having recourse
to the as resort OF injured and oppressed people
viz 20 redress By "a arms the awful and un
paralleled Injustice inflicted them by the English
Government.
Rss0lred That two things are necessary. IN order
% enable the Irish people % make successful stand
against their Oppressor VIZ lr and money the former
they possess the latter their friends ia Amercaihe
land Of freedom and happiness to allare bound by the
ties OF blood kindred. and country, 20 supply.
Rfsarcd That ia order 20 discharge our duty 20 our
suffering brethren in Ireland we will al contribute
according 20 our means 10 the military chest Of the
Irish Confederation. and most devoutly pray that
Heaven may crown with success the labors Of the
Irsh Patriots.
The following persons then came forward and paid
these sums
JkE Ryan & Co 800 Mch1wssh SIS Psi.r Kelley Danl
Hogan Mcha. M0re.sy. Zach go, Joseph H. hlnonf William
james Goy Patrick Hossn. Patrick Brne joan Cnny Mchae
Bsrrs' A stevens Jo.a saliva Ihoma, Ar2srmott Psr
Ran Tloms Murray VIM q Re y. zach s. Ihomas Rely.
Edward xol John ORey Timothy CrsnJ, Jeremiah Carey.
Michael T.ctsher -s.h 81 Charles Ryan Iuia Fse, Wm
Toby Bridget Roche Ilomss ~ an samuel shep
John Loa-iuaa Bridget OFsry Bridget Roche George RYAN.
Patrick MlAooa Mss Mcarie Mi'heF Ryal, Mathew ky 81,
eCsrfy. El Aniruss Hay Michel Lo g. william
wisr-v John Conway. Dsn~ Dosing. Michael Gornsn Psck
Lynch l. "a A k.dz A1@r Decker james Gdswod ssrsh
-,gauorth Ar-8a shsfs-s Ros OBa Byrn-s Later
Batter Hannah Gurus Perry Laae Wnire Horegn John ky
each 81 Total $50 dN
Y0'ed That the above proceedings be published in
the Boston Pilot and the Neic York Trib1ns.
MATTHEW RYAN, Chairman.
MICHAEL WALSH Secretary.
The above subscription handed in by Mr.. RYAN
at v.uxhal Garden Monday evening last Nobly
done for Norfolk