The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-15

OBTAIN ucsety over England, America has There
sits my fellow. prisoner, Mr. Ryan, who by his owl
with all his niltsry skill did not decide. viz: the
once ctisen Of the United states Enss nd dare not
hold him subject" (Applause) They drove him
.v.y from the son which hs vas born Ssesu.. they
PEELED to acknowledge that the United States
able take him away by force, II necessary IL
have gained nothing but that, surely that some
Ireland ssain but rs long a. live will do all that
the Of lrbhmsn and an American ought to do
towards freeing lresnd and In expressing detesta
you any longer and will conclude with =
quotation, whioh much admired and often re-
oitsd by the gallant, though unfortunate Smith
MIR Bergen read the quotation.
OF superior. he 10 never FREQ
olives. and is not weary of . life
The Stats ,hat .'Ii.s. for Liberty though fOiIed
d reed to w, wsi it, ; ,s s,,s sought
Hos dt, 10, rss hpo ssa''
lsweah,e s~hen opposea conscious Of wrens
Ills ps .,O apao md prone to s,snt .,.
otheed.m in thar hope itsef possess .
1ht fc'rn q dsnger and united hearts,
Te'uItst ptssge OF tie coed they SEEK.
When MIR Bergen had concluded
Mr. RYAN was called upon, and said he had
cone to the conclusion never again to make
tpeeeh against tyrsnts, but to argue the
Joint with them wnh cold steel. (Applaus
On the pr~se mt occation he said AN prrfrct y I'M
n.rveo, when find myeif among SO mAay free me in
his free and noble land. My country, although
am only an adopted citizen, and your pa
tive land the land which has stood up for
lumsn liberty on every soil have, 1t Is true,
come here from British dungeons The enemies
and fet,er me, and make me perhaps the chains
Of fson but overcams them, aud thereby achieved
victory Tor America IT is true my friends, that
AM an irishnan by birth; but have been hunted
away from the country Of my nativity. | was an
American ciize n al Tn At tho crime for which I
wa. placed in u British dungeon They thought that
| n ere az a Rrif hi.ct Init hmr lat
back The bare ipsibuatoD, and told them that they
dare not lay finger on me America came body to
they claimed IL 10 true as Mr. Bergen has said that
We have achieved victory over them in this respect.
have been obliged TO leave my native land under the
allie act man, 1t In said cannot be alien In his
native land; but | am, and the British government
has made me such Before Mitchell left had deter.
m ned to go back my native land but sooner had
ret my loot on 1t than was arrested because am
cirzen Of this ntry because have enlisted under
,bs star ,paDgltd banner: But beiove my friend,
The flag of my adoption. 1t Is true | sym
pa,hzed with the people of Ireland In their
vouia at any time Willingly lay down my life for them
But IL this crime for which should be- ipcarcerated
in dungeon! The British government, however,
have made 1t crime; they threw me into prison
criminal fer doing and have been obliged leave
The land Of fathers and relatives, here to
tho rest which wac de ued me for thru, or four
days in my native land Mr.. Ryan concluded by re-.
fsIrng to the cause OF freedom in Ireland, which he
thought onward, notwiths aading appearances 60.
The following tosbts were drank with applause dur
ing tbe remain der OF the evening":
The PIrficebcy Of the United States-That ex.
ated ststcn In The gift Of fr.emsn and not the inhe.
Iitance Of Q woman baby or driveier
The President of the French Republio-May he
prove to France and to mankind another Washington
THE toast vas eloquenty responded to by the Vice.
President, Mr. Baker.
The thrilling memory Of Emmett, Fitzgerald, and
the ever glorious patriots Ct 's8.
The Authors and Philosophers of Irelaud--Tbeir
luminous and piercing intellect prove them belong
10 the kighest order of human existence.
The Memory Of Daniel O'Copnell
The Patriots Of 48-Mitchsl, O'Brien, Msagher,
Duffy, McManus, Martin and others
The Patriotic Bar Of Irsland-Whose genius, like
guardian angel stands between the people and the
nurdsrOus entertainments Of the British Parliament.
The Irsh Refugees In Amsrica-We hail them
as the bensfactors and pgratulate the
rept bic on their lofty citizenship.
To this last one Mr. D"HsNY made . lie ngthened and
eloquent retponfe He gave extremely graphic
and interestpg narrative # his personal adventures
during the struggle In Ireland detailed the Of
tie silure and closed by eloquent expression Of his
confidence In the ultimate triumph of liberty In his
native land
After excellent speeches from Messrs Thompson,
Depmap, kobinton Leslie O'Rourks, and Others ap.
propriate to the occasion, and complimentary to
Nessrs Bergen and Ryan. but, in fact, before 1t
ofsble to erjoy half of tho cheer at late hour the
festivities were brought TO q close, every filed
with the highest enthusiasm and hope still for Ireland