New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

M d he h7nor ,sq II hoe who under pra!eH,e Of
zflt atpg' ne p85iat meat a deaih hs g1lnHy e.
isie ,sor,: ks' death That The deTsHled esder IA r2''
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rs.usn he gaiy 81 is Ealiv5 LIZ AJ7d5 saq IA NC
3egiba # his drrs con exhb he pnb@ndng h'h5
lsle ~ ne hope Of btraso nstia As-d cut % u -
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srd mere goflvus cblec. o. a1aa son iufI 3y
hero no succeed 5a}hat ne e'Oe = nefe'7 onle
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sz,sEt pfae1 ced 81 tn4 -g,'1a- , iy coun,ry In
Europe ceved The dea 81 rs with hen aud
our bodies re d. 10 follow II nsedEai thsi We IN
TIER ceest and now deeply $40 hose who rave
The penona nisottunes Ii 10 ehshng opo
fslIen irto the hands Of toe Bflus1 and
oBen hsashs. . 9G.'p vs. aopToge Of the
II hy kessfs Besgher Martin NJ stnos y ~ isvstng
O,D6pohoe In tskug every honorable meaos OF
heir iufernY Of mild and bofy arsay w siye vel
We csl not Withhold admir- alton from me &c ~ Az
oh t hat ~ ne her regret heb el}rt uo can
we soop TO lament their honorable so9i air efect in
they will live hose suferiDRs pfVatf esEe ,1ey
ennobing, purifying AID uliilng lhoio "i =" Wa
SstoIr.d Thai no heroic suffering Is without S 1 10
arsocSscy or the soil by lie iensn farmers u
recognize he FIST growth othe doclfltes
Mitchell Sacrificed hirnseit and one ot1ef
~ he rroud truth that though personally dei9h9Q
pirt OT a
saCo,y , IAN Irish Repabuc one and indtga2e maj
vs. fes equally assured TIE EufsneS OF hose VINO
OnnheJtV md OOonoboe viii equally productive OF
united effort Republican tfuths ana glorious ap,S
hay roun,ryhst in view OF tho result already al7cteo
and the misforune of those VINO nave most "
s attainu urge upon she nnsosus VI 80
n,oTe csT1;G Union tie study of Democratic trls IN the
pnriy and beir graz denr the resistance 10
all Kinds whether toward The Empire or me osp.a %
with he assured copfdeDI ish mat however luoY9 ua'n
nav fail or prove themselves unworthy however Ins
wsea may 10 defeated, the brsveEt genefenont "Sp
F.I.at.a F.Ytn is p
Inc ,er overthrow OF Eureoeen socfaces ano Duo
s,sbsbmen throughout the old world OF ssfea oi 9
pubcs az free, az glorious and a. etefhdl ss Jul ~
The motion to adopt the resolutions having peen
stated.
Mr.. DoHgYY rose and said that be knew the I'M
imitation would attach TO him that he waa not tho
f,ierd ofgmitb o Brien-but be had rsked life and
nronerty at his side and be 8ss il aense hlS enc
nv He imputed blame 10 hr He Dne'sey, and detlrso
he would look upon him tDohfn5 az HDel ne n
thoughts different WAS the best hosoiuons nAu
be en- passed without lumber bul zoe hll'Su 5
had never ,rembed When The NAKED steel Tes caeu
10 hkk these esoluons II WAS io1ntmg toneets DC
AID mt opro5e word 10 the reol1onp Dut 90 "speq
fIms Cheers In America, when the Brl'ala !a1eo
The ten The Americans did moi meet and resolve 0ut dees
ed themteyts hohswk I1dans and threw me Yea o'o
the river ICbeerr 4hey did MOI resoiVs-ney asas
mn his sword at Saratoga Icheeers 8ud whon wash
pp,on $1,000 al Yorktown the VICTOR not only of America
in LELAND pettoned bread and they gave us atoneE
nm glad there is petition here Laughter he reief,
oneen visit They should have her and the Vice
Royay by the CLEAN ofte PIKE snd the raw OF me mus
kelry Ina, Ire ard country for he execuoners OF
her patriots tresd Cbee's But ne was opposed 70
the OF his meeting he was sore me py p SL
| i'm Government va. in he room dreA'uptoat; ROM
him OUT &c Mr. D. raid he DID no k1o" hL II nc o!u
he would NOT ps mere -, j., t,o,,o,
rnaetirgs where lhee was noth ng Ia the OF arm
! Srce 10 back !be resolutions The Briih Gogefnme.
have 100 long uuderfoo4 these reson!lons and Et hle
11noppalion y they would lsisn 10 anything 0ut
the ros Of hostile He Ola col come mere 10 oP'
pTre he y ouid be momei leave Il would
no oppose passage OF the Resot'lonS ne Only ca!u-
han mere revolutions would grow up IL Ia 100 lale
| for Ibis tame mode Of work He STOOD befe 90.
fsated nan In srms but ALL In arms, az the broken
.woTd he grsSped upon his native hills however
short luIDp should never De g3Sept upon
10 ne var q5 aS you'd S9d hen 81 sqf3 an @
he balue He spoke OF what America had dNqe Tor
lTsmen Ii sou wsh 20 rsud comfort to Smith bten,
,e him buudred Thousand ittenen 10 America
ready ehtte battle offreedom come 10 eak yo9to o
solve thia meeting now. lUproNr " no ~" "a 80,
"No, "Yes7 No. not now but when you have hss fo
everybody hen ash you to adjoan Tihoa Ps;.ng ns
reloutious have ihns cone ny DUTY htiofs joa "a ny
own COINCIDENCE Nh D. sal down amid tremendous
cheers.
MIR. HENSrsEY rene, aud afier complimenting
Mr. Doheny, accepted the Issue. Mr.. D, had by q
magnificent speech elected that very feeling
which was varied shown the metal that hmsell SID all
freshmen were made Of He esked II II was night that
Mir Doheuy sboa con toliGht and oppoAe the meeting
when any ohos were asked 10 attend ae iaeetug
Another speaker rose and advocated tae aenn'
ing Of money and arms to ireland to sGodue the
Goyernmer, which starved three millions of his coun'
trymen Great noise | am sorry Nj pohony cAie ne'e
tonight. HeTe hls voice wet Crowned 80
8e W az followed by Mr. LESLIE III psclho and
quiet suain II Mr. Doheny would propose bet
tor course, no would volunteer TO join hn. hui be
called upon The meeting to support The resolutions.
Another noisy time followed and amid the most
MIR. brennan cot upon the rostrum. He beieved
gnthet Mr. Doheny had said to be true. He would
rot 20 over the ground. Hs had seen lhsi sgta-
ton was the haze aud tuln o. he coaafyoe s use
House OF Commons With place hegsars, taught tbs peo'
pie 10 use decamsnonS aud resolutions "a pacS s, o. aS
iC6eerI BIZ taught tue doctrine, that the only Put
lie Opinion that powerfui was lhe Public Opinion
with helmet Gu ia head sword byis side Cheers
He wai 10 favor OF organizing lf,hments America into
military power which should be abe compete with Bril-.
The question 10, do we symPsh!ze wh snih 6Elen or
WT bobenv. Cheers lam In fsvcr of dissolylng The
meeting. Cheers and cries OF No! No
Mr. GREELEY rose 70 puI tne QUESTION on sue re-
solution. hui could rot &c, hesieF
Mr. DU6GAN rose TO answer AIR Doheny obeo
,op He smoke of The reception Of The Queen Is Ireland
smh se 5aS rs .ad that aso me hope VS. not
allied ihe f. gliIh Government dared no again Of he
Queen Ireland During his speeea here WIS., great
nproar. w could no, hear much ofi'
AlcHAKL WALSH ross moat unexpectedly ana
was hailed with great aPPlaass. lie told thu au-
dierce that The present OF Ireland the resul OF
dtssons and difficulties among Itshuen The mselvss
lie referred wrongs whieh heaped upon o Bren
and The ether lrish eXleS, and spoke OF lhe glory
of he csuIs in which they suffering. II he,e
heroes could vhst passing he'e /! would add
me rs ihelr an lhe recollection Of all they had
peried aud Loaf Resolving Is idle and cootsmP'ibe
iess u 10 bscled mp Cheers Mr.. W IeleFfed 10 no
isnlns be heroes Of - ana ohe topicS Ills sluslous
to The Va or Of bs Irish met wst1n response Nj W.
ierred particularly the bad given 10 hs ish by
The rt4e,sble pli licking cocknay puppies connec'ed
with ae Ne Pese creatures who goI hair living al
public dinueIS &c lie Ssld O'Bien Mesgher and others
,uch Heaven sometimes senos 10 earth to let
marilud what ther should be heprophec-d ths de-
cine ard ISL Of the British Empire. be regretted tha Tits
meeting had Ne called such need Symplthy BE
hoped voice Of hls meeting wold reach INC laens
| Government. would reach The hslfS1dcwcd wife Of
Sfien lie, only Eympaih ze but glory in he be-
Iot. N OF Brien be closed by esug upon al 10 syouge
e outrage which the Government OF England had pepe
Vnled against l. freedom OF mankind. chestl
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