New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
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mi. ,os, in address Of mach force and eloquence vndi
.y The character Of the Cathode Hierarchy Of Ireland
from ,be SANDER. which had beer hesped upon them BY
the British press and government During the une o.
trial Of famine and persecution, they stood beside the
,ses Of IrslAud suffered with them and sustained them
Ne eonend.s his speech amid loud applause BY 6es'o"
oo an elooUent eulogy on the character Of The ish
clergy. ill., ,.-.s
Jr,,h Pespk-strppsd Of their nationally, depIlseai
Il their " robbed Of heir resources, acc u
their daily bread by Bush avsiee misIus sno
or vs ok with upshakeu hope Tor es zoo - a'eus7
their manifold wrongs. Air" cary Ossni s-.n,sys.
s. ne state Of Ns YoTF-Her nstlfsi 'as s &C.,
b.y wealth ard popul entsle her 70 the IIoue o
tipetion OF the Empire State. Air" Tue Lsna We
Live ryTba great modern rsfonsr snd fssrsss
,bampion Of civil and religious liberty All s'ne
tssins-" 80, 49,. IL.
NJ FrcySr CAssEELY responded to this toast lie
made particular notice Of The late eneyees el'e OF -'
Tyapd went On 70 state that, in his opinion the motive
n His Holiness wss pure and benevolent, since an opPo'
unity would be furnished the Catholic priesthood Of con-
radlo,ng the false statements which had been sds ID re-
gard 70 them He regarded the letter ~ THIS Vie" Aone
ard truse that time would show bis opinions 10 De cor
rect
., At.,svy of o C9nneH -" Dirgs"
q y,morg Of George Wilmington. "Dirse. s
10 Tb Pres,-The dread Of the oppressor te nope Y.
the oppressed and the strength Of the Zee Al
SpenRed bahhsf
VoE.or GREELEY vas then called upon fOr response.
lie smoke II some length on the liberal policy sioTi'i "
the pope and the effect which has already produced IN
mi. country The Catholics hitherto have been regarded
with suspiclon and their generally scratched %
The ticket O. election day but the state q public eehs
d, already charged IN consequence Of the hgh-Ah'eu
course Of Plus TX. II regard to The press ne VS.
,roud 70 say ina. more enlightened era had oa"nel
mon T. IL Importance vas beginning 10 be appreciate
by the people and It's movement was progressive After
commenting o. the vas, power which It gave to public
oolDon ard the necessity Of keeping free ami untan-
rneled. he concluded With the the lowing sentiment;
TO- TIE Youps Fri.nds Of Irsland-May they be herod
t,isnds Ions affsr she becomes free iAppsuse)
m FatheT MattsB-Ths apostle 81 moral regeneration
aud freedom. His phanthroPie la6ors have encs.'.o
~ Pgfrisfs IF oi-Thsir patriotism and vaor bad well
deserved better and more happy results Ar oFsahs
Isl Voman-aeavsn's last and best blessing.
The venerable TaoHIs OCoyoR addressed the meeting
Reviewing the past and present condition Of ireland and TIE
wrongs she has suffered the hands Of Eoelent lie con-
ctded With an earnest and eloquent exhorston 70 the
ends OF Ireland to continue ,he strurges for her final
redemption.
Mr. sHrA son Of the late poet Of that name reced an
original poem appropriate 70 the occasion.
We annex number Of the volunteer .oasis which were
offered In the course Of the evening
BY MicuAEL OCoSNER, Presidsnt;-TIe Emancipation
Of f-.ano from British tyranny" Peseeabiy II We can
By DASiEL LEaNy, lst Vice President 847-7ssr ne
rofsbs 10 the Irish people is the death Of Daniel Cor
rs MAY his spir be tha means Of teach them to"
% unite themselves and grown WISER by psst eVens
learn 10 pardon forgive and nse OF looking DISK
Of endless quarrel look or~sd with courage ana
with hope to gain for IRELAND nsr n0tionslity r.. ~,
By ESQ. FITZsMAoSs, % Nice-PresidenL-I re heno.
sdorus the pages Of Irish HIory msy the Young trend
Of Ireland 1--we to see MS ep,tsph winter ana 'hoepsho
By WILLIAM 4. NUGENT, TressuTer-CoH'H h'ntaiem-
births noble efforts in The cause or W sna rss,9us
freedom render him worihyto be called the OConue OF
sy CH.s McC. DELASy, Cor. secretsry.--J PIN e5d
tie Qaakers IsIGad-theI sldor snd philanthropy IN tne
cane Of their distressed couurymen IN their late esa
to1s well entite them 70 the name Of FRIENDS
ByP NJ OBRIgs.-PtiiiP A. Roaet-the hfst FfesidPnt
Of The Young Friends" now L. \. Consul 10 Lisbon,
though sbsent his services are remembered.
Nv PArRfcK OREGAN.-IrSldnd-may her patriotic sons
sh dscord from her councils and unite to achieve her
By the Venerable THOMAS o CoNoR The C.tssa' ofhs
United Friends Of Ireland in the Gay when ireland
By WM. ". HOLMES Tie Mrtrons Of Ireland
Generous, blithesoms, kind aud free
Whatever may Be their lot on sarth;
With them a cheering face you'll see,
A. they round their native hearth
Rv DASigf svIIrvAN-Ireiand-Ms the lash under
which she is writing be Inflicted on her enemies
BY JAS. G. HOLMES - The imtrcm FeoIle-soSeIeiens
possessed prncey hesTts-1rothers fathers snc
protectors Their doors and hearts ere ever open TO The
oppressed AID dOwu-trodden.
By VIM MEADE The memory o. b9rte' Haer'dgh ana
Curran-Who have rendered iH,mOra! the Wit Wisdom
and Eoguencs Of the Irish People. =. 49,
BY w w DoRAN--The memory of,Gen Richard Mont
s By EDWARD MnLs-The Daughters Of Erin-Admirsd
for their besuty loved for their virtue, and dunenished
III By bLSSfs F1TleERaLD~B slop O'HegnsTho holy
preate the distinguished scholar and the unhinemos
champion of his country righls.
BY Jas q CuRRAN.-Tbe memory Of HWY G,aiian, The
rolnteer IF s2The fearless oqPoser OF British Tyranny
Han O. b 4fFxfal fta
By JoHN McMANUs-ArchbsAop McHae-Jhe stern
snd uDre eutins champion Of the religion OF our tore
bold reply the Earl Of Shrewsbury aud hs MN aenl
the base charges broueht AGAINST the lrlsh
hood He has indeed wresthed himself name and lame
and justly claims the title OF the Lion Of the foi1 OF
Bv jobs d MORRIS The memory At Caarics Carroll Of
CarToon One the nobest OF tbssnobe band heroes
the Sspers Of tbs Declaration Of American indePen
dence
eih to man "Where'er roam,
And whatever realms ! see,
MY heat untrsmmeled
fondly turns to thee"
Ry joins A. McGIySN.- Bishop Haghes-By his Feniui
and ia he has reflected honor on his native land by
the spirit Of fanscsm and intolerance and promoted the
Cause Of religion and freedom in his adopted country
RyMtcHAEL SMITH-Piiis ~. and The hgiian People.
b. GEoRcE W.LLAcE-TAe Polish Peopls-nay they
be enabled to free themselves from Tue tyranny Of the
Russian despot
By MICHAEL LEAMY.-Ihe Memory Of Jon" -i"g"''"'
Stsa.
By THOMAS WALLACE -Fredcrct Lucas, the talented
Editor OF the london Tablet His services 10 the cause Of
gon eDd Freedom ought never 10 be forgotten Dy The
Irish People
BY EU6esE O'KEEFE May the chains OF oppression
which bind our brethren Of Ennis ss soon break esunde
and may the Young Friends Of Ireland soon assemble 70
celebrate Ireand. liberation from the BONDAGE and per
secution enscted by tyrsnnics and despotc England
By THOMAS WALLACE TIN PrIacipl's Of ne immoral
OConneA Union and Moral Ssason-fhs beet and surest
way by which the people Of Ireland can obtain kene
Of the onion the Union that stripped her OF her nights -
nation and left her noble hearted and fair and VIZ
tuous dou ghters 10 die Of hunger and destitutiOn
BY JOHS +. DoYLE5iP 40, the temperate degree On ne
Irtsh fhsrttonefer.
BY EuGEsE CassgRLY - Free Labor a FREE soil-Not
tae core, stone merely, but foundation of ber
ties and kepnbcAn Institutions
BY JOHN = CURRAH-7he Stars and Strips Of .fmsrtca
Flsg Of the free hearts hope and home Its stars are
the beacon ght of the oppressed ali the world and
s stripes for yrants and those who would degrade
the Eusgn Of Freedom the base Of barring out free
from free territory and Of leading and protecting the
black advances Of Slavery the dignity Of labor and the
rights Of man.
THE Reform CoDE-How earnestly and unx-
ousy the PEOPLE OF this State should look every step
token In the Legislature, upon that comprehensive mea-
Of reform BY which the practice Of the law In
Courts is proposed 70 be reicced to science and the
fAsehoods and svssons and trick, that the
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