The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02
Excitement Relative 20 II. r. Meagher.
MEETING OF THE NEW YORK IRISH CIVIC AND MIL1s

Excitement Relative to r. r. Meagher.
MEETING OF THE NEW YORK IRISH CIVIC AND hIr1s
rARY soCIETIEs.
Last evening pursuant TO adjournment the Iris oivi1
andmitary societies met ut Montgomery HsTl-Mr Pae.
rick Dea In the chair
Captain JuDoE stated that the Directory II invited
would gladly confer with the Delegates.
Itw then moved by Mr. O'CorrrLL that committee
be appointed to wait the Distovy and Invite them 70
attend the meeting Of delegates
The resolution met with oppostion but 1t being
understood that two Irish excsHr RichaSd o. Gorman,
Jr., and Mr. John d. Dillon-were members Of ths
Directory having been elected in plaee Of members
who had seeded the confidence Of the delegates appeaFe
TO incresse In the Directory and the resolution was
finally adopted and Messrs O'Connell p Coghlan and
Captain Murray appointed . committee to wait %
the committee Of the Directory and inform them OF the
resolution
The committee then proceeded to the Astor House and
waited upon the subcommittee OF the Directory where
they found Richard OGorman Jr, and Judge OConnogs
and returned with them to the meeting.
Mr. OGoRAiAN, entering the meeting was received
with loud applause lie paid the highest comphmon -
Mr. Mcagher.
Judge 0Cosuon then followed and said there appsarsd
to be difference Of opinion to whether the Irish D.
rectorv the Common Council should lead. His view
was that neither should lead
MIR OCoSNEIL moved that the committee of last even
ing be appointed to aid and consult with the Diootoey
In relation to the movement now on hand.
MIR. PrALon said the committee was too largo.
MIR CARRiCAN said he represented society consisting
of OO0-tbe Labo.rs' Society-and there snothsr
society which numbered 200O-the Quarry men. 10th
III, Sc societies ought TO have more than one delegate
Judge O'CoNNoR anxious that this body should 10
eide whether the Irish Directory would snperintend the
whole affair or motif not they wanted to retire.
Captain PHELAN then moved the following ~ a.
amendment to the resolution -
Received That the civic societies appoint three dsegate
sSa n, M o op
ception Of Thomas Francis Meagher
The amendment adopted and the meeting then sd-
ouIned ut late hour to meet Thursday evening The
greatest en- bnsatm IN prevailed
The Irish Directory meet this evening at the Astse
House. to confer with the committees appointed.
TEEGRAPHIC.
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN ALBANY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW voax HKaAL,.
ALBANY, June l, 1863
One Of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings
held in this city for any purpose whatever convened this
evening in the City Hall TO make arrangements for IL
entertainment and reception Of Thomas Meagher ~
distng gushed Irish exile
Mayor Perry presided assisted by George Dawson anA
james Maher, Eaqrs.
Addresses were made by William Barnes, Aldermaa
Clinton, Messrs. Dawson, Costgan, Benedict, Brios
and others
committee Of together with the presiding ocees
was appointed, to make tho necessary arrangements
The greatest spirit and enthusiasm manifested By
the present. 1hs convincing evidence that tho
Irish patriot will meet with reception here which vii
be as hearty and welcome ever extended ~ an1
Although no effort was made to get up the meetins
other than mere notice in the paper. tho working
masses native end adopted assembled with moru
promptness, or in greater numbers.
The committee authorized to ascertain whom Mr..
Meagher visit the city and then another meeting =
to be called, to complete the arrangements. W.
MR. AEA0HER INVITED TO BOSTON.
Bosror, June !, 1860.
Alta meeting Of the Irish citizens last evening com
mittee appointed to make arrangemen invite M1
Mesghsr the Irifh patriot to witt Boston D. Magss
and Mr. McGowan left this morning for New York. fer
the above