The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-18

and responsibilities and necessity some grand
anS r ' s s and for T
take great pleasure in giving my friends and eountrymsn in
unite with them heartily and cordially in any practical ysa
sh 81 in any reasonable way to contribute
have the honor to be, gentlemen.
'''' ''ea'''; SxsHs sisis's SHIELDS.
Sss Ss Ys,i HAl'r' and Jon' BOYLE Cor
| This letter received With loud cheers.
The next letter read was from Mr. Robert Tyler, Of
| great length. The following 10 sxtrsot:-
wish y9s 70 updsr.t.nd that With in the good
ors mS 70 hs osS.s % ana ~. my
.slsnd ard to those principles Of human rights aud civil
The sext letter from Col Du Sole, Of the Globe
which was brief; and then followed letter from Mr..
John b Dillon. the Irsh refugee, who with Smith
received With respect and enthusiastic cheer.
ing BY the whole meeting The following Is the letter
a'wmLA1 STREET. ..,.s Srv Y,Ssssx'l
Gentlemen Your letter though dated the ith Of March
Witch % n'a.Sn % %a ih as the
stirt IN which 1t was wrttes entitled to prompt and
request i. that should ATTEND at public meeting to
ing the 10th ns to act in Eith Irish Alliance
dong .onshns when ,hos. danger distress
pre- mpngs that principle row rriens"ip too. to ~noss
ton and valued friend has iaentaed himself with
s % D With Ess ai ne and
s see a sT s rSFns ana
rance vheh than the potato rot rash eoonsols
I;r or ,S ds0aOn and
70 hss v;sp s.y
they are still insuieiens to move me from resolution
wash have .s to sns %yss with any
Is not taeeordDg my judsnent By the means
In 10th these particulars the "Irish Alliance appears
Its ,jeet vague underlined 1t aims at every thing
snd a. no ore thing IN rareusr IL holds out promise
s e e. IN waa, good sss ,n ys..
as@s to ~ f the %H S,nsI rife fsGa are
dissolution an association which aims at multiplicity Of OBJ
am rot better satisfied .. to 70 The means By
rspears laws in hefetteIs wnh bound
ley 70 he @aie n rrospsr es
% as na psrsg a the P'ps But nsy
been rired with qualities which in tho absence Of
% sSs affis ss 'aS Of
Slsh popular & body capable say this no; in any spirit
Will not and cannot be talked i.ctured spirit
wfam Ss lsasi aa
easa a s %r.ha
that The crown sna Of England with
,.sSer;sy and i.s sss.,li.ssd
ha, fhs pssi cry Robbery
which even England with It's Scundles hardly
,Ts1d ana ,as Va. i,.S.ns mss.sy her
are 1,s g an. from l,s.Se the
, ST shh SSs nsnseS t. y. & to M and .ns
effected Dsysr hope TO the condition of the people
their views to hi, single paramount object upon
which all nearly all not the abuse
EsssnG who are now carrying the eu.poss
and E hG vii IL shopsd heard
p.hey Of the friends o. ireland prssen moment
na:srS % s s s Simple h ~. u ss nds
a ~ ss,S 70 md ,s;, noe
declining 70 attend meeting. felt bculd my
Sth much Is.ss.ss remain.
Your 0''di'n' 'ijscysssSs's icsS's. DILLON.
To THos n HAIrrr. and Jors BosIs Esqis.
Tte sentimsnts Of this letter were frequently and
Short letters we're then reed from John MeKson ssA
Charles Oonor and we're received In slsnce; and the
nom Tbs 7ysSurs once stating that Horace Greeley
vs In wsshiDstop. aSd could attend the nsssins
BY the provisional committes TO speak, Is Mr.. Michael
tIssD, Of Dublin. nov Of New Jersey.
Here there w.rs loud eriss for Mike walsh" nom
CHAHsAs-Mr. Cream i . stranger; you will there
fore receive him iIish Hospitality s provsrbiAi all
This short appeal TO virtue or vanity had the de-
,irsd effect, and MIR CnrAs vss allowed to proceed
that ought to give his thoughts und gsstsd to
the psblic knew nothing Of this meeting I'LL this
cared for publicity yet never blsnehsd from duty
though might be ,p.ered at 1 have been sskss Co
tske Tsrt In there proceedings aud think t is ny
duty to deso ! osnnot siye you dissstsd thoughts.
am not In this country for the purposs Of eekn
di,upion that has been long the bsns Of ireland
bottontss pit point the way, and will follow him for
Ireland. There is an old tradition that Sc. Patrick
plsgpss TN sbs Was rsgensfatsd BY scton, and her
faith came out pure from the 6ery ordeal ireland has
prtduesd the gre.tsst men In every branch Of
diepBion among her sons has marred everytking-
psIish has been srsysd sgsnst parish petty prince
sssnst petty prince sgaipst leader and here
even In Am.rcs the Irisb cannot forget their petty
dvhiors Has any great crime ever stained the annals
Of Ireland III. abe robbed or oppressed other ne.
tionr that she should be 90 pissuedf No; she has
cen nmittsd crime ssapst berself-she 10 her own
enemy and the srsstest she ever bad Yet have hope
In nfty yssrs hence, you viii the results. They
csnnet be s brave other nations trsnplsd dosn
their rsiu YET their natural bravery 10 pro,srbis
end only requires TO Be educated and developed Who
can produe. from the stolis marble such animated
sculpturs 90 Der Hossnf Who throw such sio-
are ther. such orators as BURKE and shsridsni And
Duny t0rest cheering from the friends OF the Al
lance and sroans and confusion amidst the other
A vorcr-wbere DO you leave John Mitchell
mr Ss,.s-nitehsi -ss hero, and ~ noble and
sst,sdinG soul, that would thrust an arm isto the
Mitchell would have done it. (reat cheeriDg) There
never vas = brsvsr man but fear he not Wise
be thought every brave bnseif; but in this
be Vas nistsksp Voice True for you) That he
fai.d r1 not bis fsult-Bruce Jailed twelve times be-
fere he fucceedsd
A ver,r- Mitchell would bsv. suecseded but for
Dufy. (Great confusion. and Q scunfeJ
NJ ChrAs-l have nov ts prspcse the following reso-
luticns.-
Whereas baossl society nov ssists in ireland called
The hrsh Alliance pledged " promets the following
ceilent rrintirles via
Locai legitlation,
ssrs,sssn 1s1r y chsrsh and State.
frteholS of Lard, and
An Intsssd Press-
Terefore resolved That The friesds o. ireland ., New
rsrn aIpe,ins heartily q ,hes. isegs 60 .s. form
70 co. operate With the ailisnce IN ireland
ksssed That be instrpcton Provsicr I'll Conn
mss 10 rrare rules for the % the New York
Aliascs BY the neat nsnt Of meeting ssd 70 make all
chsr arrsnseuen necsry 70 putting the society sovsy
into spefsiioN.
MIR Br,rsas here attempted TO speak; but clsmor
sroee loud and long and he could not be heard He
managed just 70 say vas told would get Q hear.
Ing" Wien confusion again followed and cries for
Brennan y and McGee"
Here tbe CssnMsr asked Mr.. Brennan, privately,
whether he vas In favor u the Alliance against a;
vhtn Mr. Brennan said he against t. aud the
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