New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

r~rnnee II Ireland met with the most eminent
~eess nd have been attended With the blessings OF
1..,',...rt pr5riI.rce hri lCn- win
The deepest sorrow the miserable aud degraded
state 10 which my country men were reduced BY
the rsva-es Of intemPsrsnce- knes' IN view Of
this TIE difficulties ] had 10 encounter but with
tru-t M thar God who always ad- the cause Of the
righteous SCI scout The task before me with zeal
and Willingness which 80 far have been blessed with
success proceeded IN the great csuss Of Temper
ssce knew that the voices OF my countrymen pro
ceedci from their position, and not from tne heart
they were welded Intemperalca, and only want
Il enii shrcumea- went among them snd urged upon
them the fearful state which they brought ~
intern persnce and upward Of I've Millions Of them took
the pledge. cannot - ye; speak 81 the conduct OF
their c0lutrymeu here continued ths Rev gentleman
sorry hear Of nany hundreds who have hesn
guilty VI violating their pledges snt from nfimse
know edge Of M cogntFymen ee Confident that after
ny those ew who have fallen INTO the vice OF IN
Temperance all return % The told ri Temperance.
/ ieit delighted Yesterday 90 behod 80 msny Of the
friends Of ihis great reform ssefa1ied greet on
ms arrival 20 tlcse shores blessed the Providence 81
God for the hsppnes, OF The people Yet IN the mid Of
that truly gratifying spectacle. amid All that glory
felt deeply the misery under wllch my poor country,
men were grooming the starvation whlcn oppressed
and swept thousands 81 them into uuc0tfued graves
I wished thar they blessed with the liberty the
happiness and the prosperity which bless the people Of
this free and happy country wished that they were
here uarfake 90 ~ blessings arlsny bestowed
hy a kind Providence Hundreds OF thousands 0f them
are in the most shect state Of wrctchedness, and
vet their no recf for thcu-the poor house door a
closed sgslnst their entrance. will not i,a % tell
them ou my return the happiness enjoyed By freshmen
here ard o ne blessings thst await them on their A.
riyal and trust that here their conduct Will Be such
10 merit iheir sharing OF the prosperity enjoyed by
al alike.
ltws.not nv desire. said Father Mathew to inirude
on your attention this evening. bat felt thst was
called upon % the occasion 30 say word W ben my
health VII permit me 90 speak more 81 large m the
81 Get OF Temperance shall De most happy % 90 80
Al present csu only thank You tor ne great Nndness
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uudescrving
The Rev. gentleman resumed his sea, amid much
applause.
NJ March sad that Is was expected that delegates
from Boston would be present They had been IN
town for the purpose Of welcoming Rev Mr Mathew,
but the Anniversary OF their great national holiday the
ith OF July coming soon they had 70 be present a.
the celebration Ia their own city.
Rev. Mr. SCHNEIDER next addressed the meeting a.
follows
Mr.. CHARxAS Two or three days ago received a
note c invitation 10 meet the .usrous CUES, Of the
City ans State OF New York was not aware that
was 70 make any address and ain sorry that am not
prepared 20 make such display a. the Rev. friends
around expect. | come here from the city oi
Brooklyn to welcome our euest-notn'ns can De more
graufy ng 10 my feelings than ina; OF joining my mum
de voice with that of msgnaulm0us people VINO wei
come such great beneiactor % the human rsce-it -
splendid tribute noble cause-it u worthy OF 80
a
give YOU the most cordial welcome, very reverend
father give you my most hearty welcome. and to
your country men and trust that your exeruons may
be- crowned -tl farther with immortal success "her
ever You may 90 The Rev. speaker was Loudly
cheered
The following Ode was then sung by the entire as
sembly. led By the organ and I. " Andrews, Esq
Sparkling and bright IN rs liquid light
/. wafer 10 glasses,
Twill give you health. xviii give you wsath.
fe lads ana rosy itsses
o then resign your ruby wine,
Each smiling son and daughter $1,000.
There's nothing good for the youthful blood.
Orsweet as ihe sparkling water
Better than gold IL the water cold.
From the crystal fountain lowing.
A calm delight. both day and night
To happy homes bestoving
o then resign, &C
Sorrow has aed from the heart that bled.
OF The weeping wife and mother
They We given up ths poisoned cup,
Son husband. father. brother.
q, then resign. sc
After which the meeting was closed with Benedicnon
by De- Cox At the close OF exercises scene Of great
excitement took place great numbers of per sons push
ing forward TO shake hands with the worthy sPo' tie