New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

meo l., Sampson slm~op lrq, Tor tho purpo Ia whch
they arr nlIrcI haicL Mr. simpeon Ia. also oSprc'cd
bio deter minn,ion Z" h"puoash To the io'pta ON h
DEATH tho um at slpuu'
REUNION OF TnL MONTGOMERY AND EMMETT
GUARDS
On Thurday the Montgomery and Emmett Guards paraded
No streets tore,her under the command of their rospecuVe
officers The Emmett Guard belongs to the Ninth Kesi
men, Regiment and the Montgomery Guard TO the Eev-
crth Regiment but II ia understood they about orm'
ing separate regiment which was the object OF this re-
union The Emfe Guard ia offshoot from the Mont
gomory, and has been under the, command OF Capa,n
McGrah for seven years past In the evening the m'n-
hers of these companies both sat down to splendid re-
pus ut the Eagle drill ROOM corner Of Delaney and Chrys
tic streets. The officers OF both companies afei
M,ngomoy Guard =, EnTe' Guard
i,t Licuiertni -. .Joha Grove, John nelly;
"a .....Parisk Beges, John pono9ae.
ga Thomas CLARK, joseph SaAnhon'
Capt Murphy presided at this re unoa ana tn1na .
Francis Mesehcr sat between Capt Murphy ana CaP,'
James MoGiath. Messrs. Geuick, OF the Aon'gonsry
and Donohuc OF tho Emmett Guards acted as stewards
Alter partaking of sumptuous dinner prepared ~ he
very heft y leers of apoOgy real from Judge
Morton of Ga andJ b. Dillon explaining The causes tof
their non enhance Judge Morton gave as sentiment
1.-The union of The Montgomery and Emmett Guards wnhe
thew preserye untarshed the harmony Of the former may
il be their privilege write the epaph OF the latter
The toass were then read and responded to ID the c
l. TSs Freidonte Of Ae Uaited s,9ies
Received with applause. Music; The Presidents March
Received with much cheering and tiger. Music;
Quickstep-Erndni.
8 TIE Amy and Nary Qt NE UAie9 state
Cheers and a tiger. Music: Yankee Doodle.
Hurrahing and tiger Music A Quickstep.
S Our distsgui.Aef GLssi TAo1as FroAeis MeIsher.
Music hear them speak Of my own, my native lanf
Mr. Meaeler then rose amid loud cheers and acclaim
ton Captain Murphy OF the Montgomery Guards Gap.
tain MoGIath, of the Emme;s-ohoes, pryaes ana al
members of both companies bow to you tCheersJ l
heard that there misunderstanding between these
two, the eminent companies among the MILITIA OF
the State of New York. which bear anything OF an lsh
quality and my heart leaped with joy when was asked to
their festival and ordered TO to their reunion Tor 20
nae the roauCs Of cOunrymen Of mine, Is command
made in virtue in honor in principle obeyed with alac-
rty and love Cheers This present festival this re,
union of the Emmets and the Montgomery, which had
been separated, estanged, my friends, no lrshman
should be-but yet estranged they WERE no matter IRON
whatever cause could not enquire for loved both too
deeply put the tip of my finger on any tender spot lest
should wound their sensibiliies.
am rejoiced this reconciliation not that regard
though do-my friend, Captain Murphy, your Chair
man nor your friend on my left Captain McGrsth-but
because consider il oreshadowing oil the union OF
Irhmen in New York. but in every city in this broad
Union; aud that, for the liberty of Ireland alone
but yes say, genemer-yes say, for the Liberty the
redemption OF friends brothers the dsenthrament
of the human race. Chees believe in all authority
regularly constituted when by divine authority but such
authority as controls mems actions, never yet gwen
by God 10 unless when ii tends TO lead to his own and
others salvation To those Amounted ministers wno nave
power from the Almighty TO teach me and instruct me-
utmit bat not to those newspaper scrbbler who have
unauhoizedy constituted themselves by spurious, or
prurient assumption the judges of right and wron ana
will the ehtines OF selprde say to you and to me-
alone am right alone am justified. lCheers Mr.
Meoeher then spoke of the pleasure he would experience
in the arrival Of his associate and friend, John Mitchell
and continued 49,
Wherever liberty to be obtained if God gives life or
strength win be there whether in the dungeon the
dock, the prisonship or the scanoid Applause II
nv country calls me, / there. lCheens have
been magnod, gentlemen do not think deserved H.
but Ipossbly may have been misunderstood and ehar,
ias IN omnibus is maxim, though not plrsued toward
haya N toward all inklnl.
Mr. Maagher then stated that he had Just heard that
battle had been fought the Danube ana the hussamlh
beat the Russian bear lCheers $1,000 -,
Hethen spoke of the great good which this was likely
do for the Liberty of the ensaved peoples OF Europe anu
concluded by apologizng for having opening
Of the proceedings. For" said he gentlemen, ny
heart was chaned could not come TO- you soolerIi3r
al dned this day with the grand daughter OF Iaeo5afd
Wolf Tone Applause and excitement But NOT alone
for Ireland do / contend l seek for the liberty AMI
freedom Of every nation. Permit me to quote the
words TO you of a whom believe we ell regard
Cornell said when standing among the pillars OF the
Catholic Cathedral of Waterford in 1884, look al nome
and am disheartened look abroad and my spirit
is exalted From the Cape of Labrador to wnere cape
Horn behods the waters Of the two great oceans me
Liberty is erervrhdre extending her deminons Her
"voce comes to the waves, is heard above inc
storm and coming this land OF desoiation Is IKE
gic music in the on the ear OF egh'
millions of peope-gladdens their hearis-tor when
with soft breath kisses them it whispers Ireland wi
soon free Applause After h some further remarks
Mr. Kelley the Alderman of the Fourteenth ARD ana
others, then addressed the meeting.
O. Alai Gen. Richard M0Hig
Drank In silence accompanied by dirge.
T. Tee Uaon CoetTIfe-MAy IL prove asnng as tame
Music Rory Who're and More Crsna,
8. Robert Emnet
DiIee.
o. 4 Free PyeL
Muslc; Violet Polka.
TO- TIE Eass,a Qut-Msy solution ;luas the enan
cir alton Of the Old World. . ..
Music Quick Step II Tareo in Italia. -, ~.
Nj Meagher here called up and gave the health o.
Captains Murphy and MeGrath, which were drank with
cheers and responded TO by Capt Murphy who gave n'
health Of Capt Mcrab who also responded expressing
his pleasure at this reunion, and gave as toast;
bslend-IraDds Military school, America may rs d practice
be IN the land ofour birth.
Nj somerville OF the Sunday Mercury, made another
esIonse in behalf of the Press.
The Land re hrsfa
Music Hail Columbia"
To Land eJOW Fy.fliAsr.
Music: Il have loved thee, o, my country.
Woron- Wat 10 lie rith0ufAeY.
Music: Love Not"
Ills toast was responded to by DR.. Clarke who gave
the health of Mrs. Captain Murphy which drew out the
Captain, who gave "Ihe Militia Of the City Of Brooklyn"
This was received with cheers and replied TO By Captain
Hogan of the Napier Tandy Artillery Of Brooklyn, who