New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

The press has been silenced-,he writ q Hsheas Cor
nus suspended-the trial by Jury invsfed-a protec-
ion has been wthirs wn, and the productions OF ner
soil abroad, while her citizens AZ home we're an
ishin- for food The justice and importance OF these
ret elements in promoting the happiness Of the p'o
ne and Advancing the welfare Of the state have a.
ready aroused The Irish people, snd must ultimately
prevail II they doomed b msiortunes IN me pre-
cent crisis those that succeed them bearing the names
and parakng Of The blood they look back upon ne
renowu Of Their early history, and the more recent l
dignites and usurpa'l0u- ~ uei-1n0rng hauon WI
rice and Ultimately aveure al Irelanis wrongs. and en-
able her 70 take Independent stand among The ma
tons Of the earth.
Truth. crusf cd 70 earrh vi r-se again.
TIE eternal y--rs of God arr hers
Bui Euor wounded. wri-aes 10 pain
And dies ar1ld is T0rshlPers'
Mr. BAKEa was here called for AMI made eloquent
speech, Of which We regret cur space VIII not permit
70 give ful report. HIS remarks were received
with loud applause.
Mr. MooNEY was frequently called for during the
evening be nov came forward and said he had 70 re
por $50 from Astoria A. the head oithe subscribers
was Rev Mr CvsRAN. for so Loud cheers This
money was subscribed after the OF smith Briens
arrest had got and the Rev Clergyman Of Astoria
bad urged on our glorious cause Cheers The war
20 on; although Smith OBrien was arrested Ire
land was not arrested. smith Obricn was an admir-
able leader OF 80 agitation but poor leader OF bloody
Revolution. Cheers Did he offer any constitution
the estates OF the abseutees and divide them 10 small
pieces smong his soldiers as Cromwell William TIT. OF
frederick f,e Great 81 Prussia bad done fd he BID
them feed upon the faf oxen of he Ars,ocracy' No
indeed. but be undertook % feed them 90 two two.
penny ~sres. And when the police appeared instead
of shooting them, be- babe them knee down AMI
pray Tor their souls Would any private corporal or
sergeant oi the American Army command ia tnls way
so AMI then be gave himself up-for . comes - tnis.
no irshMsn betrayed him. no peasant rejected mn,
-c was not torn from the peoples arms No. 1e SUP
rendered but our motto must be. no surrender
'Cheers The Directory must 90 on-they must send
over so American officers Ireland they nave sNool
In their,hands and they shall soon have $4,000 more
rCheers1 Onward then let England have no peace III
liberty Il secured o. ireland. Cheers
Mr. HENNEsY followed in same eloquent remarks de-
lending the conduct Of SMITH OBRIEN. His ooscrva-
tons were received with loud and repeated cheers.
motion was here made by Mr 81 7. oConnor TO
adjourn which being seconded in q few remarks BY
Mr Robinson, was carried
so the meeting adjourned, 70 be called together By the
Directory. after the arrival OF the neXt steamer
We never witnessed enthusiastic meeting
Money was handed in freely 10 much larger amount
than was given the last meeting prior TO the arrival
Of the Britannia. There is no fdterins among the
friends Of Ireland in this City.
During the evening resolution was passed in favor
of having the friends Of Ireland in this country practice
the uso Of the rifle