New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

THOMAS r. MEAGHER.-The Committee
of Delegates from the various Irish Benevolent So
cietes and also from the military panes, com
psiies composed chiefly q rish citizens 81 Newark,
met Mr. Meseher IN this City on Wednesday In re
drtd roCn, where the ceremony OF presenting their
address OF congratuaOn took place He had just re-
turned from Glen Cove where ne has spent 10 retire.
eIt the greater part Of his time since his arrival Ia
the country.
afternoon, when Mr. Meagner came ia, conducted by
VIM Robinson Esq, VINO introduced tas Chairman
Of the CONN ittee, Capt MeLear, 10 few apPropri-
ate remarks sudiDg incidentally b the dstnguI'hed
part which NewJefsey took IN the great baes Of our
American revolution, and reverted with pride aud
pleasure 10 the battle fields OF Monmouth, Phaceton,
and Trenton among the m5st important and hardest
fought fed thatlong and glorious struggle tie also
took the occasion testow compliment upon the pros
perry and growth OF Ncwak and upon the intelligence
patriotism and thHfi of her citizens. Capt McLear
then called upon the Secretsry OF the Connree John
C. DuruiLg who proceeded 10 read the address az To-
lOWsi
Mr. MEAGHKR: In the name, and on behalf Of your
felowcoult'ynea Of Newark, n. embracing near
% one fourth Of population Of 1000 inhab-taD's-~e
are bappy 10 ben. psrmisf % Ter . you our nun
BE CONGRATULATIONS npon your fortunate aud truly N
orsble escape from the tyranny Of Bddsl ltT.
Your yaluable-but alas unsuccessful, Efforts IN tne
csuse Of li-h Independence; your ardent pitflOac,
fearless devotion % the eare Of thai poor Old c0an-
try whose freed DOM you had o believe ~ one
time was and pronounc-d 10 have been, your faLd
dream the mfny leruisn you 1l1 iytui ~ l.FA-J
with your noble ano devoted associates throughout the
oue-sided State prosecutions st Cl0Dtnel-,he hearty
zeal and f-fvid 81 ouence with which you defended
TIA, clio county, even at thar last hour Oh TIA
-in1etd the whole history Of your connection vii the
Tecfu, struggle in ireland to relieve her from me ~
preston which she has too long and patiently en-
cured" under the yOke Of British cespo-ism-iho%s
Witn what rerar abe sincerity you have "Olehr, and
spoke ard struggled for her freedom" aud adds new
At uncdng lsurels 70 deck the temple sacred u irish
heroisn.
TIE day of Irelan6s political regeneration has seem
ingly not yer come Heaven, for wise p1rposes mas
permitted that that beautiful "Gresn lsle Oh the Ocean
shcud sill longer rosn beneath the weight Of her ".
pesson but when the signal for her resurrection shah
be given, have 70 chereh tht nope thai,
prompted by the noble example OF such lofty and gd'
ant sLiTs a. those Of your OSD and the unOrtunste
but iutriOus coupsnors IF your recent exile afnyrai
Of strong arms aud be ATS spring up y strike
The blow, and be led on 10 lsurelled victory
While the course which your good sense " propreV
has prompted YOU 70 take since your arrival ~ America
has served 10 highten Il possible, our admiration Tor
your character aud services il mas, weNmat aekn0~-
edge sadly disappointed In common with your coun-
trymen and our snowcirzens throughout the country
In shss course however glad Ia ling able 70 re-
coebize deep sense and love OF that true glory which
only be found in the paths and duties u an exalted
patriotism ,
you an humble tribute Of gratitude and respect Tor the
valuable services you have rendered % the cause Of
IEsh liberty we hereby offer 70 you an invtAuon on
behalf of your felowcOunfymen Of Newark, 70 meet
them In that city In any capacity which your superior
judgment may dictate, and al any day which mAy 'c''