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

bearing for Mr. BrsnBes; but there wss too much sx
sss n. folio. h
Hyou have any justice or common sense, hear ne.
A voIcE- Hold meeting Of your own.
Mr.. BHrNNAS-I havss right to propose amend
CH.smAr-Not after the resolution is carried (Grest
Mr. DuooAN (n stsntorian voice)-wM you allow
apsresl Of blaeigosrds to ride roush-shod you
lTiisses and eonfu.ion.)
ing Mr. Brsnnsn and MIR MoGss should hold meet
Ing their to discuss the questions at ssus be-
both ssdes tMipeisd cheers ana SsseSS " "0A'" "
Here Msssrs. Brennan and McGss stood side b. side
the top Of the desk each seeking to insnusts him.
self into the good srsses Of the audience Both failed
and bad uItimst.y to give way to Joseph walsh,
mschs Die Of <hs Fourteenth ward He got up where
they stood, and said In . laundering tome Is the
country to fall BY these gentlemen loud cheering
am hard working man"
At this instant there was tumult In the midst Of
the ROOM with loud oriss Of Mike Walsh . On turn.
ing round, perceived . crowd carrying him till they
literally throw him up into the pulpit Great cheering
fclloWed and the troubled waves seemed to SUBJ
side, r.miL ding us Of the lines Of Horace:
"Nes Deas intersit' ni'i eisnus vindice nOdus
said {" have come here this evening knowing mo-
thing fer or agsipst the Irish Alliance must esy ss
9 con u an Irisbman who received scars at Vinegar
Hill that ashamed OF what has occurred here this
evsDipg feel humiliated ut what have seen What
10 the boast Of the vli6srs Of the Irieh people why
IN th. 81 DO s' ysu uos
ope yoursclvss and battle with the com on eusny
(Chssrs) He'd heard the resolutions speeches.
] might ray something In relation thereto But
this / win ray, without hearing them, that
no'hirg was ever obtained out Of an Unsuitable govern
Q corrupt individual that not choked out
of them (Grest hserins) The Irish people never
got Parliament till their swords flashed Ia the sun
SG,s.. sPR,snss NY s,nst never S followed political
open to every lrshmau aud that Is reason
Why i have siwsys svoid.d empty, soullsss dsms-
goeues "a Voice That's the talk; end great cheering
The Irish people naturally mpetuous and all their
fsulte in their acts while their virtues
copS that ss Of the hsross VINO Slsd and
died At De 10 Palma and other bloody dslds in Mexico
were IrsbmeD; and we know that two thirds Of those
tsttlsd heights Of the foe, were lrishmen. rremen
sous ch'.,ipsl IL is mot; then the want Of natural
union. (Hsar) Tbs Duke Of Wellington forced
admit that be conceded Catholic patton be-
cause he could not help It, and to prevent civil
How the Iiish Parliament won? With their bsyo-
In the hands Of the people How IL lost BY
the treachery Of the knaves ON their own soil AS well
prey as the British from their pluudsr Of Ireland.
(Hesr hear) Union and self reliance the needed
lsssons instead Of div.sun and contemplate wrsng-
rE IL is this latter that has led puppies whose ia
there could not speak good English to abuse the coun
Try whence they came. (Creersl | have heard the
pot ssf tacincipg men that Ged put the breath
Of life into. (rsmenaous cheer.pg) trust there is
NO men within the comps. Of my voice who dare to
barber . suspicion Of John Mitchell (Crss Of no.
nc from every part Of the room and from all parties
don't think aDytAins would be more calculated to
foothe him in his exile than that the Irish America
do justice to hts pane l0reat chseripg)
Mr. Walch here deectpded from the point Of elsva-
tion, ana MIR Bsnnsn took his place, when suoh Q
storm Of hses followed that be was obliged to retire
Presby terisn clergy from tho north OF Ireland
named DoshnIr, then mounted smid.t cries OF chsir,
and great confusion.
Mr.. b,IKe WALSH then introduced the reverend gen.
temsn TO the meeting which received him With sntbu-
ssstic ohesriDg. He raid where On the face of the
In ulo uhynh ~
hosptay aud i heart to the stranger! (0rsat cheer
ips) a.one Of all nations tho only true republic Ia
Ireland, far oppressed than those blsots in the
South, Of whom the csntipg hypoortes ct the other
poor iri,h p.opis to powder SR.sr hear sua cheers.
came to this - MEETING BY mere chaacs ! was sp.s-
all heard. sm here only day OF two heard there
xns meeting OF the f,spds Of rssspd, snd stsssded
J CO. s.slst 20 throw OIL upon the troubled
Of division worked out BY the enemies Of Ire
lard, has always been their curse and dsstruc-
race, ssd religion sgsiost religion. wss brought
up In the principles Of cries OF hear and
nuInuI!, bat when = came Of age I cast oransisn
aside ss too narrow for Christian, (srest ohsering
too narrow for Christ, who citizen OF the world
To me NO grief Is 90 great as to see two honsst
dissrsIces end smooth the difhcuity between them
No two men can ever ssr.ein every partisulAr. Men
viii differ .beu. the cutting out of pair Of p.ntAlOOn:
or psir OF boots. (Laugbtsr) one or other must
sive up the vorkmsn, perhaps to the bunsler, for
peace taks. (Grest laughter I knou not these gen.
temep. don't hnow their names. I don't want
10 hnow them. (Lsughter) I never saw them till
10 night and after two days shall probably
them sgsip, for am going to the far Wsst which
opens It's extensive bosom to receive the prosecuted
sons Of toll from the oppressed nations Of the Old
world Great chssring hope or other, or both,
there gentlemen will Yield. The speaker ~ho vent
before me talked good sense, and there Va, only
thing dieesd with him In. am opposed to hstrsdsof
any Of our fellow creatures
mr. Mss wAyB- You are . clergyman and am .
Isynap (Lsugbfer)
The rsyererd gentleman then concluded by calling
them to do whsteysr they had to do In peace, and
withdrew amidst loud cheers.
Here Mr.. BhrsrAr agsin presented himself, and o
retnsetmsnt d the former followed except
that catastrophe took place Mr John ssvsg. young
hshmsp about IL sge one Of the refugees Who
was sso In the held with the peasaniry in rippery
mounted the desk. upon which Jossph Walsh, before
referred 70, Uappl-d with him, struggle ensued and
both came rolling down together The melee became
general ant gentleman cried out t-"why don't you
Put down both Mr Brennan aud Nit NeGss, aud not
suffer yourselves to b. humbugged In this vay'"
AZ this moment the ladies we're 10 imminent danger
and hr Mike Wsbb 1T the suggestios of the peace
srs. proposed sdjournmen which vas carried and
the meeting then separated with parting skrmsh
tuo In going dovn stairs There considerable ds-
nsee otne totbe room Thisi one say ofsp-ndipg ST.
ia'ricAls Eve. We hepe We sha never look upon its
like again.
After the meeting separated We learn that the CON-
mittss assembled, ana passed resolutions TO hold
smother meeting In veek or ten dsys when sdmssion
vi be BY free tickets and keepers si be sppoiat
Cd TO keep out oil vbo unfrensy TO the introduo-
ton Ct sn Irish Allispce.n