New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

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asssa ,lteel ~ sVf aa in,ssNiew o.th Mr., Mitchell
- vsslt wA<a hes went - l~'e e'er. Tie stated
saA .s,S.l Ia ssfeel o. seceive dePa,A1,a OF sae
- " - =, -, S,sietits ef Nc~ York. tNc weeks
ttss sIS - he l9.A lost RicAard WslsA William
~ ~ 'SR.,,,ss Cav anssh ftVm lhs Private CoAch
kess..se,Sye lpiea rvqossed themselves Pvscos and
yass'S acsa ne hihsrnisn Protestant S'cieiy ~
<ss~N Ni,Assl Stars john Hickey ami John
Nt1s' N,,s,s n y Scc,eiy First piVlsloa OAar
k~s,. &c r,eseni whose names We dii NO. Soi; hut
ssfs~ ~ s,riaiaea aeesiag Of all The iaoorcrs called
sFss Ken al partealsgs VIII Dc given
I'D Mash moved that Commilieo Of Twelve
NJ AS...S e,r he purpose Of ascertaining fron MIR
,fs.1 - Aear Of The day which he could make Il
fkss a. co,ps 70 New ork Oh that dsy. ani receive
s.s'r.,.ss :; he BslieEy or any other place
.. ~x~ ,ATughi three Of n Committee was sufficient
So moved an amendment and said, ths irst thing
Ntr's.s 10 collect funds and before any Committee
~ go ,.,nied; and complained that there were 50
sSA y flo-y reports pvt into papers - 30 whether
s asi wcvN receive procession or not that no one
NJ -. a. 40 ard there might be Jealousy il all so
tstr ss.., a voice in the selection of those officers
o. 90 $1,000 80 10 wait on Mr: Mitchell
ss Th~ss Cushion saa he hoped that Il would not 60
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ssA 70 ,le I'm Mitchell tina, they ever talked dol
trsceI . oT that soeeties Of bis countrymen when
~ ara ~ SsmonsiIeiion worthy OF lrelands sons
ssse r which michel sulsr.a-and IN testimony OF
~ eI;prs Of Jealousy as who would be foremost
SO ~ piouty Of funds az auy time by the sOcie
inie n no more joined and they could Individually
- Esnsv the money il no others joined them.
ekkdW X IA he only desired TO move a Committee
s~srtian Of M Mitchell and made the motion only
EbSlss.
~, Peter Dunn, Of the Father Mathew Society, de
I'D the course of TIE Herad and said that paper
ly Inserted wrong reports in order TO distract the
a. tsope and confuse them. After abusing Mitchell
y no weeks ago. be comes out with article endeav-
- N SOW discussion and says Mitchell is going 20 start
,sser and that he will put down Bishop Hughes. This
10 divide the lrsh people Many say that Bennett is
s,,cps with an English official have anything 10 do
~ ne appearance Of those articles in The Herald 1t
a have been from kindly feeling to the Brtshers
s Bennett put those lying articles into his paper-ior
s,ry one knew he would not black mail Let them be
,s1 Of him, however-beleve nothing he would say,
~ btn be could oct as he thought proper.
M John McCanty also spoke of the conduct pursued
n TIE Haid and considered that England did not like
~, demonstration to Mitchell Bennett knew that and as
kru most anxious TO have his wife made great lady
rsrbsrs without even any talk Of money at ALL his
isre 10 get her received at the Court OF st. James
riybt pausnce him lie hoped that his next visit to
a EuJope this unrepublican ambition would be grafed.
John McGrah said that Committees shou1 be appoint
A both Of finance and arrangement, but not to have
fm appointed TO night We must ascertain where these
Sesies would be received by Mr. Mitchell, whether in
RrokIyn or New York and this should be first
,rd With respect to the false report of The Herald
vsh regard TO the arrangements do not know, but did
NJ best to contradict it, and went TO THE Herald to do so,
h, IKE the man in Ireland who went TO the king of the
this to take off his hump, the next morning no found
Is hump twice large But there were misrepresent-
srs Of The Herald that he though he heard there
we're He saw that there was be meeting of the mill
sy on this night and that they should cooperate with
len. The Tribune, TIE Times and Express had the
Fpot right.
Tie Committee to wait the Military this night were
rpontod as follows Messrs John DOwd, Peter Dunn,
lAa MCGrath. Thomas Cushion, Hugh Fisher. Also
finance Committee as follows MessTs. William Carroll,
ldn Mccarthy, John Dowd, Thomas Manahani John
ltGrail Treasurer.
vote of thanks was then returned to the Newark dele
ndop and they were by resolution empowered to invite
q Irsh civic and military Societies in New Jersey. The
.ssrg then adjourned to meet Thursday night next