The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-18
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THE NARP OF ERIN.

PRESENTED THE LADIES New YORK.
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At the bottom Of the the stars and stripes were
suspended from the gallery and Shcltons Brass Band
cupied the orchestra one side.
The Rev Mr.. MALONE having sad grace, the dinner,
such as it was WINS commenced and disposed of with
degree Of satisfaction that argued well for the sedeny
ing and easily contentcd dispositions Of the guests
The CHAIRMAN before proceeding to the regular scnt-
mcnts, offered few remarks This he said. age
Of theories; but amongst the multitude Of novel
ideas the most strange to them must be that there
further hope lreand-hat the spirit Of nationality
dead-that the principles and policy Of this happy
country should be changedand stranger still that Irish
in America must forget the past, and unite with
England for repubcanism A lrishmen they assembled
that OCCASION not to traduce her Majesty of England
but to express their undyng conviction that their
that the spirit Irish nationality dead II not
dead, but lived on the mountains of Wicklow and
on the banks of the shannon; on the banks
of the Mississippi, and in the mountains Of Cali
fornia cloud checrs) As American citizens who
cherished the institutions and policy OF this country
and wished to them cherished and preserved in all
their purity they were assembled to frown down
tratorous every attempt to pervct change them and
to protest in the double capacity against the modern
vety that union with England necessary for the
liberty Of the world 1t said that England Of to-day
was not the England Of the pastthcre spirit
Of liberty True she did take interest in the affairs
Of the continent, and would give the poor people of
Italy more freedom; but let them ask themselves
whether this born love Of human rights is sincere
OF whether 1t was hypocrisy and deceit! (Cheers
Ask Smith 0 3ren and his devoted companions, Cloud
checrs) whether 1t sincere. Her conduct
sincere, and well might her indignation be aroused by
the cruees practised those of other nations, while
the grass was not yet green over the of her
victims The England Of this day the England Of the
past-evcr the foe Of human rights; and she hated
America and her growing greatness and liberty, aud
Washington and her jefferson. He congratulated them
on their meeting sanctioned by the priesthood of the
religion their forefathers had followed. and which had
sustained them throughout and in conclusion thought
lrishman. without treason, could despair lie then
announced the regular sentiments of the evening which
were received with cheers few only were replied to
l. The Day We CecbratoIt awakes aspirations as pc
,enna in Irish hearts as the shamrock Is on Irish soil
. Plus the Nnth-Loved by his children throughout the
for his sincere admiration Of true liberty Nusc--Pope
IrSlandMay the wrongs and decsrtions Of the past
Mr. RICHARD oGonMAs responded to this Since
they had last met many changes had taken place. but
in respect they were unchangedin their hallowed
love for all Ireland matter whether they from
the east west north. south After glowing appeal
to their patriotism and love of the land of their fore
and idle to talk of the pastthe way to build fallen
hou-e not to sit down and wiring their hands over
the ruins. The word onward-without pause
rest lie spoke Of the newly proposed colleges holding
out great hope for the redemption Of Ireland by
giving the people knowledge, which England had
always sought for herself and pertnaciousy denied
to them For himself, he would merely say he
in principle republican and he wished to see those prn
ciples carried out by which republican liberty could be
attained and secured. 1t said that Irishmen In
America should not think of European politics and chart
~ began at home but America must have n foreign
policy and citizens, all should form their opinions
that policy lie trusted to the day when honest
would not induced to kill each other for the benefit Of
monarchs The people would all unite in the Of
liberty and they would not love Ireland less because they
loved mankind more.
The fourth regular sentiment was then given
g. The United States-peace, commerce and Friendship
With all nations entangling with none. Music Hail
Mr. A. McMAsrrns of the Freen,rs Journal respon,led
claimed great credit to the Irshmcn for the patriotism
had iced yyb i'm thc soutb
and abolition in the North, had agitatcd The Union
They classwhat no other. OF any State did-had
forever This fever had passed OFT and another excite
ment The talking Tartar with eloquent tongue
we should do. lie told did not understand what
republican liberty was, what duty our own
institutions; that the men whose grandfathers had
fought with Washington not those who could |
understand or interpret his principles But he knew
that he intended to contradict the principles Of Wash
ngton, and to change them from constitutional re-
and noise here became quite exciting storm of
ses greeted this passage but they quoiied and
aging the Catholic history the best euogy for the
irish, and its testimony was Its own argument that they
were the embodiment Of patriotism
The FIFTH regular sentiment,
The s , ut has aSe been S r5sss to
sane,usre so Of their Church MusicynnI
Wa responded to by Mr.. Malone
The other regular sentiments
nam. win shed deep g.re eyer the catholie pages Of the
1. Memory e Was,sliaston, ,iusiesDi5se,
oqucnce and patriotism Music Who fears speak Of
ISL"
.. Memory Of Daniel q Cornell. Music-Dirgc.
10 The Irish esiles sem victims on altar Of
heir coun,ry their liberation soon be accom-
,ished. Music" Erin Is my home"
H. The Irish UnyerstyMay it's speedy erection prove TO
he world that learning highly Appreciated by the
IRISH people the middle when ireland the
University Of Europe Music The Harp that once through
Fara's Hall"
To this the Rev Father DyvIS, Of the delegates In
his country responded acknowledging the great aid and
eriet auce hp had ned and
ait since his arrival-an announcement which
eved with applause
The regular scntimppts next in order
~ Tho President q Ehe United StatesLet hope that
the representative OF free people his repuhcansm may
ever be tainted by diplomatic intrigue Music" Presl
ents March"
l3 Woman-The morning and evening star OF our exist.
shedding sweet influence bed sea of
fe. Music-"Low backed Car" |
Some letters read from invited guests eyc,ving