The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-10

Last evening at O'Clock deputAtion from tho Johr
Mitchell club, consisting Of Francis A. Jackson Richard
j. 1alcr John Byrpe W. Welsh VIM. E. Labor, Charlie,
J. Jackson. and John Foley waited upon the distin
gnshed exile at his residence in Brooklyn for the pur
pose OF presenting him with address, beautifully
printed on green satin, and surmounted by golden harp
wreatLed with shamrock. The President, Mr. Francis
A. Jackson, after some complimentary remarks to Mr.
Mitchell then read the address and presented it to Mr.
Mitchell The following is . copy
TIE mitchell CLUB TO JOHN mitchell.
and and Of the the oy of country
been aS resurrection welcome you this
In excess Of gratitude to Providence for this oss
timely gift to Irish republicans well the worker. far
de- to greet in words expressive the Intensity
VICE sss %n e an. e h.r Of hope and
rem N in hcme protected by her flag and folded
Beloved casf 1T needless to refer your brilliant
Tar s y"u have
o ys so ana Tsssales daring
you DISPLAYED when believing that sacriSe
Esa tbs xhs s n
sis mar who first the flag sPl.shsd with he
purity around tsst republican atanasrd asnse
in tho eyes Of humanity all
fasss
wien r CLASSIC erstaro receives. all ss nseraton
and defiant soo Of an ancient Roman hundreds carry
Ytnr presence amonss u.s. sbis hallowed SOIL impars
nsiraas sir ~ a0M .ns ssours. over many sen,
tracked your seuIssin spirit followed you through all
y9nr soui at the Cape and chyac Reputation in tue
for Gsr h Of I'll sst; sHsns
Mesaw viz raftnross and oessiveioy gall bark
ing The Pasas, and s 1r you IL
this rme proud to the shores of the
rtss r p siieTl en- eesaos,m divided
AVerarce to tho oyprees,d
i, ssS 'sT yht claim you rcl.r t.
i your tu.hip ncerity and ZEAL QUE
ssq ap Of tss
as sn aSs to Re and % Sc
,11g mn de- eod restored to Breathing
.aos as.ls sE,, hsys s2n psras u
s to y9e s ysS to Liberty
sur Isee at tn head Of TIE proui cunn rshaas
wos as N 'ss s .a ss
n 81 the " ss a. s syS
and to 'he srss Of Gods Ryagg of
+. J. KENNEDY, Sec ctary. iiS''0'n'
The gentlemen who constitute this club are all young
NJ Mitchell responded to the following effect H. said:
nc would regard the address and the BY wbioht
iy do s5.s dc hin
we'll as IN tue old oennry an %as
Ssy s. Ss Gy AZ
sm sn ses. and al Of % had ssss
enc objoo. The rivalry he would ike to sea WI
tta VIII exsted between himself Mr. M,agher not t.
s,eh sonid receive most honor but which would
the othsf praiscd that was what each desired
that rnhspry spirit he would think ali his labor we'll
for ore year Till better feeling existed among
freshmen IN thit country he did auy hing eoc
could be done for ireland But only them be na ed
ded as brothers and h verify believed
~ this 1ely 81 they could effect revolution he
l2nd Be Was about to emt ark In protest hc a.
wellhnDon" ee y to Mitch ub any wy He
li,h freedom The fret number be published en- he
Of this month aud the prospectus would issued
on Monday next His friend Mr. Meaghsr with
him IN the enterprse They had not yet upon
~ nc .ut tney would meet 70 morrow and do lie
eudca by thanking the depnaton, which then withdrew
Notwithstanding the positive manner in which IT has
betn stated that Mr. Mitchell agreed to accept public
through tina streets from certain civil, socis
te he informed us LAST evening that he Will not do So
~ that he has cent message those societies to that
ehect. He has no taste for such exhibitions; ano be
consented to take any part the projected pro 49,
sion Of the 10Th. 1t is all mistake or msrepresents
tion.
a grard dipnr Is to be given to Mr.. kitchsl on the
9th Inst ia this city.