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

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Nhgs Of N~ss- orr va esry taken nd be teen
IN maintained sro re point VII. confidence % ne --l
i0ls woes Of cur Whig members u Co1sre-s o. e.ry
question Involving fhs ncpr - 81 rarn.i Of or CO.
vclon. ana lmlrss apr Ell 90 oar Wig Drrnleu
stand ~ those w-o have never couqron ed l-e-
tracked, never rsiray De 4 &c spTi oi ~ r9f'
than he nosy rsu converts 20 rec SOL and Free L1.e
who never c-ssel 10 uucse 20 re -ogtn lnil sle .s9
spuuer them viii contempt from Der col1cs arc fei-sei
longer 20 Tepaf ,uDserv-ncy D. Cftces sid nonois. $1,000
hss1lrsd, Ttsi while ~ adhere 90 ne Polc5 ~ 49,,
win al counires, ertangAng aliarce. VII lo-s ~
~ .sd down f0r ls 5y WAsHlSSToS- We %.
rejoice 10 The uprsing u nsfc1s ron Aer- ~
ton snd thrsdou. and having eor3,.ly ~ -
cessOn Of F71noe 70 ne REANy Of f.7ple -
with ecual gsdress ne Contamination " lAy " 80.
ence, o. Germanys union, and ne res-ol 80 y -
her Guc.eri place amonE ne ifee FAMOUS % TIC e
ur R4ENyrr Of Indiana. and Or. WHITE Of virginia
sfferusrd Addressed the meeting With much erect
after which adjourned, wiki every demonstration o.
entbusissun The whole number present must nave
been somewhere between ~ and l2OO'
y The Directory Of the Friends Of Ireland Is
DESTROYS OF procuring the aid Of gentlemen who VIII VOL
un,eer 10 20 through tle country aud By holding meet
ings ia the towns and villages and on the public works
TO awaken the ardor Of rshmen TIE following is the
report Of very successful tour by Andrew Clarke and
John F. Hannessy, Esqrs.
REPORT
August lIih we left Ne-Y FORK By steamboat Tor van
Cortland Landing. North River on our ARRIVAL pro
ceeded il ss boat % visit several OF the contractors
tor public meeting on the following sunday, IL sec
ton So Thomas Carroll contractor. On Saturday post
Cd De converting the meeting. In the evening Fl-llea
Ver1sncks Point, and arranged Tor meeting tIete on
Mouisy evening. Returned 70 Van COrti ard : Land
in which we reached sitter u clock A. night before
rernng flied up bills announcing the meeting ior Non
day and delivered them 10 d messenger VINO han ac
panied from the Point and carried tAeh OseA 70
be pOsted next day.
"a sunday morning we were Joined by Henry Il
Byrne Esq from New-York with whom we proceeded
to the place Of meeting. The meeting was held ana
moneys subscribed amounting % GU we next pr"
ceeded 70 Buitermk Falls and appointed meeting ior
Thursday evening and thence Jourueyed 70 Ne"oaIsu
RIA West Point
On Monday morning arranged Tor a pubic meeting
in Newburgh. on Tuesday night Returned immedi'
-tely 70 Nefpaucks Point and attended the meeting
there ~ before appointed. Resolutions were adopted
add a Committee and Oficers elected o. make co-ec-
lions from friends q who did not attend The
cash received the spot Was ELL 10 leaving small
amount 10 be collected from subscribers. Ncnoi-s
brennan is the local Treasurer
A deputation from Peek-kl now waited upon US and
AZ their very kind invitation appointed meeting al
that place tor Friday being our hrst unoccuped even
ing The depuiati0n took bills to be posted and M
dertook 70 make al necessary aisp9-luon Tor the
meeting Mr. Byue returned 20 New-lOTA
On Tuesday morning, fn route 10 Newburgn we pro
ceeded by sail boat calling ~ section SO on Terence
McMsnus. contractor, VINO entered warmly INTO the
Views of the delegation and rendered be ara 10 pro
mote their mission. Jhe were called together ana
ed a Committee and Mr. McMsnus Treasurer, and 70
subscription bet opened
We attended tie meeting At Newburgh. Mr. Cald-
vel .one OF the patriots OF - called 90 the CHAIR
lie delivered a spirited address and subscribed elOO
Insufficient notice OF the meeting having been given we
appointed another by request for saturday evening.
W.. mad bills posted accordingly
We next iOurneye 10 Cold spring. pursuant 70 pre-
vious eugsgems M. 20 assist IN meeting called Tor
Wednesday The usual arrangements we're adopted
and Mr. Florence Mccarthy having come up from
New York al our request addressed the meeting. Rev
Mr. Vlsni. opened the proceedings by All eloquent sp
uesl handing ia his own subscription, 80 several
other suns subscribed and Sl6O p WAS paid on the
spot Capt Warren appointed local Treasurer,
and took charge OF the funds, when We were assured
would be increased % $500.
on Thursday morning Mr.. Mccarthy returned % New.
York We next proceeded on the Railroad and renewed
our efforts among the wOTkmen Sections 50 ana 80
The subscriptions here were increased 20 Fl so Tns
amount will be paid by the local Treasurer Mr. McMsnus,
10 Mr.. Emmett about sept 40, when the men recer'
their wages We direct special attention 70 the zeal alf
efficient aid rendered Section 81. By Mr.. VIM Cesry
and his company OF ~ workmen. He subscribed s25.
which his men increased 70 Sl25 This contribution will
be still farther enlarged We now crossed the rver %
Buiermlk Falls, and IN the evening were joined Dy Mr.
Florence Mccarthy and Mr. D A. Name rom Newly Ork,
VINO assisted the meeting The amount collected was
SlO4 Our friends left for Newiork the following
morning collecting Comm tee and local Treasurer
were appointed here also Our thanks arc due % Mr.
OLeary Of this place for bis kindness aud hospitality
during our stay Mr. Charles Davis also came from
New.York to ala Al this meeting but unfortunately
unable 20 resch us in time
On Friday morning crossed the river and resumed
ourldutes on the Rsrosd The contractors FOR Section
81 where we landed bring absent our exeruons We're
less successful We obtained subscribers 20 81 and
deferred farther Efforts 70 future visit We then
called AT Section 30 where we had the meeting on sun
day previously through the several pits and be
tore leaving had Increased the subscriptions 10 500.
Mr. Thos Carroll the contractor seconded our efforts
and promises 70 make the collection on hs works larger
than any previously mentioned lie subscribed $50. Is
appointed local Treasurer and VIII transmit 20 Mr.
Emmett the whole amount the first week in September
On Friday evening. Messrs. Bartholomew O'COnnor
and Charlie. Edward Shea came up from NewYork to
attend the meeting at Peekskil It was most salts
factory gathering; the collection amounting % S7l so
nearly al paid on the spot Mr. Isaac Seymour, Prcsi-
dent of the Bank a. this place. appointed local
Treasurer, and ThOmss Nelson, Esq. Secretary Both
of these gentlemen Americans and evinced the
greatest interest in the Our success here was
mainly due 10 their eXertiOns. The amount announced
40 the meeting viii be considerably increased We par
tcuary invite attention 20 the sympathy aud zeal Of
the gentlemen In this place and 70 the sct that the
largest contributors We're Americans % whom we owe
our warmest thanks and gratitude.
Messrs Shea and OCounor returned Saturday
morning. Nicholas brennan. Treasurer A. Nerplanks
Point transmitted by them 70 Mr. Emmett the fundsin his
hands so leaving balance still 70 be collected These
gentlemen i0nei again AZ New burgh Ia the evening
having come up from NewYork by promise specially
for the meeting there The two meetings this place
realized Sl76, which sum was transmitted to Mr.
Emmet
The gross amount Of subscription cash and 70 be
collected OF which the Delegation have ful particulars
and subscribed during their stay the several places
visited amounts 34 10 and they feel confident that
the collections in several Of the localities win be largely
increased The Delegation also desire add that from
the experience acquired during their they feel
fieni large sums OF money may still be- collected By
perseverng Ia visiting localities otherwise generally
available in furnishing aid TO those who are 30 n0by
striving TO put period 10 British msrule in Ireland.
JOHN F. HENNEsSY
ANDREW CLARKE
P. Son Sunday arrangements were made for
meeting Haversiraw for Friday evening next which
is expected 70 De large both In point Of numbers and
funds
NORTH CAROLINA.-A letter % the Editors from
Raleigh, North Caroina, says that the majority OF
Mr.. MANLY. the Wing candidate for Governor OF
the state, is ascertained 20 be upwards Of 600
votes instead OF 400 as az first reported, and that
the legislature will be Wing on Joint ballot BY two
or four majority.
The result OF this contest (ssys our correspond
ent) sufficiently decisive though u is cannot be- &C.
esrded ans indication Of how the state will vote 10
November North Carolina Is thoroughly Wing a.
she ever She VIII afford convincing proof OF that
fact by giving TO Gen. Taylor over hve thousand ma
iority. National lniclgeuccr
The DEAD SgA ExPEDrIoS.-Letters have
been received in this city from officers board the
: shin SUNNY dated Genoa June s. 1878 where that