The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-29
STATE OF IRELAND.
Dissatisfaction towards the Govern.
ment.
ARn1ING OF THE PEOPLE.
Spirit OF the Irish Masses,
g.. nc. nc.

[From the d u5lin Nation April
rhs CO. f-d.ratioo mt on Wednesday evening last,
II the Mu'io Hal Abby ,tree
Long before nour Of meeting both sides of Abbsy
str e were lined with speotet and the doors of the
hill Of mscins were bssieged by Of both
anxious for sdmsion but accordpg to rus mons were
ell wed to entsr until the arrival OF the clubs.
The five cubs weIe In tha me sntime formed in their
several cuo u tbs different quarters Of the city
O'clock and PROOF eded towards Abb.y street. Thy
wero msrshaled by their respective officers aud depu
poss The latter appeared to be prime favorites with
the people
They arrived a Abbey street by the Feemans report,
In the following order and numbers
The first bo5y which began to dedls Carlisle
bridsr sackvilis street, ard into Abby street. was
THIS Doctor DnYLS CLUB
which had assembled ct the club rooms DOlier street.
The club numbered about $50 persons and VAS headed
by Msssrs Charles Gavan Duffy and Charles ONril.
Tie members marched two ana two, and loudly
chsercd BY the people In the streets
PArRICK's CLUB
This club which consisted of about 800 members ss-
scmbed at the club Bride street At tho head of
this club came Mr. John Muchei, and the body was
ceived at the hall with the utmost enthusiasIn.
DAVIS oLuB.
The members of this body collected at New and
mustered about 800 In number. They were headed by
Mr.. Thomas d. MGee, the president, and Mr.. P. j
Snytb.
THE oRArTAN oLUR
Cumberland street, headed by Mcssrs p 'Donohoe +
Barry and Dr. West. The members Of this body wore
about 200.
The members Of this CLUB were estia ed at about 500
They came from Queen btreet. and were headed by
Messrs T, D. Reilly and Philip Gray.
The members ofthe clubs enthusiastically cheer
ed by the crowds about the Music Hail. and upon their
entering the building take their places they also
loudly chesred by those assembled there
Mr. JOHN O'HAoAr read letter from Mr. Dillon, (who
is now laboring under severe illness. with reference to
the policy which the confederation should pursue under
present circumstances in which he said:
Gas to the question whether the government tho PEG
pis should bs tbs first to strike consider it altogether
r.pea PARTY TO place the in that position
that 1t must strike or surrender"
Mr.. OHAeAx then proposed the following resolution:
That We hereby repudia.e as . gros, cslumny NE
imput.tion thrown out upon us by Lord John Russell
that the of this confederation 10 social disorder
aud violent separation from Great Britain; and
hereby declare that object is now as always
attainment OF social ORDER and We desire that such
dependence may DC attained, If possible without civil
war.
Mr. Mitchell then read the folio wing resolution
That the Council suggest to al R.peslsr both in town
Guard they form themselves into sections
each consisting Of twenty living each other
street other limited district and that each
ton elect maetsr and warden in whom they have i'm
piict confidence that five of such sections (Which
numbered cass No l. No ., aud so forth that the
ters aud wardens of the five sections elect vice
anu and o seA
| ,ident
MIR. MCGEE came forward amid loud caeers to second
tie resolution.
tell the British minister from this place and small
trumpet may utter great noise We spurn his trenn.a
parliameawe spit his federalism want visits
nom the sovereign Of the empire and none from Mo
estates in the Irish ospta Vehement cheers, waving
Of hats hsodksrchisfs, &c appeal to you, ladies,
tsous courage in This crisis Of fate Let Eoslana
os quick-lst her Offer unconditional repeal; We will
take 1t; aud-Iforsive her. tRspested chesrs)
MIR Ioux Anal Oa and Aid
Sir the sovereignty of the psopls has been long pro.
but such direct and evident interference of God him
elf has within the last few weeks been given
hss He ha: s~puaioais set the seal Of his approval
upon this holy doctrine. The revolutions OF Europe
s. nsSps
and sacred clear, h,sr aud chesrs) | am here &C.
night to own my sllssiaHce to that authority and TO
pesent earnestly snectionatsyto my fellow Protstsns
siu the ida.ss of rssista to that power h.
sir, lie the rebelhe sir is the anarchist impiousy
prssumss to disob.y the command Of tho country In
which God has placed him. (Chsers) Lat not the FRO
tsstans fear any conspiracy against their civil or rs
9Th ,her Just rights as oi,zsns No thought is further
from the peoples minds. But Iwsuid wa'n tn M more
oyay to do their d.ty to their cou"y, and not tppOss
hemsssves 6y-and-6ye to tn. ferribl. punishment Of
treason
fear the heart Of this tyranny is hard sned like the
heart Of Phsrosh that these men will not sec viii not
hear the hand and tho voice Of God prcclaming and
cs bin ness. they will still r.shly hope to stem tn.
torrent OF popular demand, until they work their
destruction iope It may not be So wish for peace;
but II In our Exodus from bondage, this tyrant COVERT
ment merely seeks to hinder and me.ts thu reribuou
wn,eh tho God of right and righteousness has ever
inflicted upon the oppresor ITSELF and not on u.s. be
the responsibility. iGreas cheering
Ths Irish Revolution.
From the Du olin Nation, April s
The Of words has terminated both the side Of
the people and the government There are no more
s a. s bsv
used to pass in at meetings. spent in
military exercises and learning the art Of sunnsry.
PREPARATIONS OF THE PEOPLE.
The Limerick Reporter, urging tie duty Of every nau
o arm himself we'll and at once, says-"There can be
little doubt that every peasant who has noe gun viii
sf.ctuai 'nationsI weapon But there is large and
important class OF our countrymen that not as
s ;as ,nsy nlss o0Ss 30 lecny we
anxiety about them For their sakes, and for the
sake Of tie country It of the utmost porsance they
should have the means OF self defence I"
LIMERIcK RIFLE CLUB.-rhis r.ns club hes been fully
organised with 100 original member 1t is open to all
citizens. The sarsfeld Club have given OF th.is
committee rooms for the Of this body Of Irshmen
The club we are happy to say, comprehends men Of ali
RELIGIOUS creeds OF all classes and Of all tbs hues OF
politics. Limerick Examiner.
FMS Arms 10 reply to subscr Der" as to tho price
OF FIRE arms and the best description Of them, beg to
say that f.s rate single gun wst barely can bs hod
Msra' for abouttwo guinness and excsllent d-scrip
ton Of gun too, that would good purposes for
so"u - los ror snort ublhnCr, Ut Ior ReuciA
pores II would just answer we'll rife that would
cost 81 OF IS Limerick Reporter.
ARTILLERY FOR TaK PEOPLE.
Among the weapons imported from Birmi pgham, the
important arm of artillery been neglected by tn
conspiraors Light brass guns, stated to from
four to six Founders, have arrived In DublinEpeniHg
Herald.
In addition to the pixies manufactured in Dublin, and
the neishborhood, there have been imports
lions from Birmingham, Ills stated in two consgn-
ments to the Wholesale dealers in this to less
amount than S0,000 With respect to the homs
r. Col RpA a n. m
statementin Henry street Police ofcs.Du5ha Herald
The Swift Club lQuesn sreet) have provided "A
area amply sufficient for drilling They were occupied
throughout one night last week 10 casting bullets Pike
heade-to be manufactured at s.. Sd esch-hsye bsen
exhibited at The Nation office one OF the editors Of
The Nation whose name In possession-
went round TO tho drapers asssants and collected thea
sApasI axra voutr~ q,