New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

.,;cn of .his (. cling sad loro Of S-w.'74d Al
bey hss written that noble tragedy ~ the tTo Fo'-
esYi :" ard often, when fer sway from this ia 40
il.rd where bad future, aud 10Y tho lyhts were
ever Win the pat, have aid ~th poor J4cobo, 10
reply TO those who would osabt or deprecs.e TIL,
feehfg- -,,.-,.....
s.- be- beautiful tower. - ,oe r.csdins di'tanee'
While every furov of the vessels tack
Seemed ploving deep into your heart you never
80 calmly 10 IL rod soS crimson slOy.
Arc ofssuibs d STUDIED vision
loud and cor tnUed cheers Toe Poles never
forget their beautiful Pola.d Through the 10
farce Of London tbes follow the besr.e OF s"y ,on
snc when the coffin is lowered 70 ITS oed. .nsy Nv.
upon II ZONE holy clay brought from zoe ue1s VI 'ue
Nistpla IL Is tribute not le's sacreu .hau "' W.
Sine.,;no 10 the geniu. which gave voice ID the
creams the msriyrdoms, the great consp'rac'es Tor
freedom which for q century hsve oeSn tns fevsr ana
fa,a,x Of The obless brother Of the European broth
hnnI tCh..,sl The venerable scholar, whose
ibeme has been the Pleasures Of Memory, cites to US
Ais instance of yespasan preferrlcg 10 the pIitsl
splendors Of Rome, an humble vita near Rs,'e-tor
ne wss there, cies too, tine instance Of Charles V,
on his rad 10 the Monastery o Juste staying his
steps IN The City Of Client and there, 10 the sh ldoT
Of bor ersceful spires and qqziot walls, revyng, In
The Twilight OF life the reoolleotioBs Of his childhood
loud c6eers Does the philosopher seek more IL
tie icoD0clast not yet satisfied II may be
ruined altar on which we this DAY kDeei. a scep-
teress and dOwerless nation IL surely s whose ms
fernity this day sosmnize; but the true love
lie sfropg-tbe true love runs deep-the trus love
l.
never fails be il 10 the SHADOW or the su0sbuei
be II that the aud the bridal blossoms KISS
the stream or the yeT ard willow darken is d-2th',
and strew toer cad br inches on the wave. H5ar.
hear, beaT.l i shall cay no more Ii is a day OF
memories. II not Of hopes; and thus a day for re"
words Indeed, have to pray the forgiveness OF The
Friencly Sons OF st. Patrick for speech which from
the tumble il Of geography and scripture, S;lavon
io history and Venetian tragedy, may psrhaos remind
them Of the scbooms-ter's advertisement. on the
ch spell door Of Fodrsmore 10 which Mr. Mat'hsw
Eaxs taots -
the Inhabitants OF the above vicinity that be will lee
tuIe on The following branches o. educatiop namely:
Iebdrg and writing, astro'ogy, austsrity, hux'nss
apd MAPS ply sic ano meta y y,lcs, aeOlogy, Il fca
fon, CorGeliUs AgIippa aud cholera mofbus
loud Laughter Subjects on which even ln-ipld
grow eloquent, are excl 1ded from this board.
We meet together in the spirit Of the devoat Monks
OF the FeJew, and every topic that would chill tle
generous flow Of soul which this night redsc's the
festures of our naive land, we dismiss after the
fasbion Of honest Bully Ezan, brs~ny brother
Of the order Who on being threatened With the
loes Of his Klmaphsm judgesbp if he voted
agaiDst the Union, unburcened bis big soul on the
floor of the House of Commons, In TREMENDOUS
philippe against the government wiodng It u2 wiz
The fxcamaton-'' Ireland for ever, an be ID
10 * lmhiBhsm' Loud laughter and cheering !
Religious notions are excluded. They viii be as nd-
paaisble intrusion as the thrust OF Anthony MAR
lsy of the Duke Of OrmOndes Dragons, must nave
been when he ran his aDsgt MS. rknt clean through
The body with sword sAmpe1 with the likel ess Of
the Twelve Apostles. Renewed laughter Politics
would be as wOiol bluodet a. tn OF Handy Andy
opepipy dozen OF champagne on the bucket OF ice,
when told 10 ice the champagne. H-ar heaI! aud
loud laughter Like Bully Egan, the keeper of XII
rnaiDban let us.say to night, Ireland for ever aud
be ID TO KInaiDban." Laughter ] with the
hope that this good brotherhood may often and often
meet together this day to do honor to the mother
from whose wearied womb they came ana oind with
the shamrock leaves II pale he sd to woco the crown
of gold and emerald has been denied, drink to her
whose son sm proud to be, though she be poor IN
deed though we miss her crest aud snleld from this
bright beraldry her nations though ike her eldest
sitter Of Zion she has become vic o. she tht' aas
princes among the provinces. Loud ana enthusias-
tic applaufe.
Civil end Religious Liberty not the prerogatee Of any one
not the privilege oil one class OF odei but the sacred
WIN. M EvARTs replied. lie said he had never
before had the coed fortune TO be an invited guest
among public company Of hshneo, and his
anxiety TO accept the present invitation might be
Judged from the fact that il not dsDped by the
announcement th at he would hsve to m AXE sP@ech
He hoped, however trite the sentiment given might
be- il " ould never become dull on American soil 10
fbis lard at the present time, il is uliarly aooc
able; but there il much stronger disposition among
men 10 acknowledge the abstract trufh than ~ carry
II into practice Cromse told toe Governor oil * 'ss
he would Allow liberty of conscience, but could not
permit the celebration Of tbs mas; AID so TO-DAY
son ProetsDts, though quite tolerant 10 their o"n
ideas will not excuse converts, and GONE Cat1oncs
viii not hear OF the Bible in the public schools
Laughter ard applause.l He could at present per.
eeive a current in the political atmo'phere but could
also III o. rstand how 1t was the result o coanter-
current which he'd prevailed; and the haopy result
woul6 be a restoration OF equilibrium, which ne, An
Amer from the beginning. would gladiy hau
Uoud applause Mr. Brady had mentioned the
tb,ty two States This he could not understand, on.
cent hy supposiug that Mr. Brady, IN the warmth OF
his feeling. bad in fancy annexed Ireland Laughter
and applsuse Mr. Evarts gave, as sentiment:
Civil and Religious Liberty-vsuabIe means OF justice
an ong men, of piety toward God
Nashi rafO
Drunk in solemn silence, while the band played
dirge.
6. The President of the United States
john MoKEoS. Esq, responded. He claimed
some right with Mr. Brady to share the persecution
of the adopted citizens; aud amid the storm which
il spresding blasting disgrace over the land, he was
proud TO see the President stand firm and true to the
Constitution and tpe laws Loud applause. IL tue
teleerapbc news from Australia were true, WINS
glory that the feon should represent Ireland IN that
land, Tremendous applause
Tn. Pres-In honest hands, blessing to society; In DIS
honest hands, curse
Mr.. C. A. DANA replied. He said
Mr. PRESIDENT: The eloquent gentleman who ad-
dressed US from the other side OF the room ssd no
was brought here not merely by the attraction OF his
blood but by of duty Americz An citizen.
/ Sir come also from sense OF duty, quite apart
from the attraction offered by the honor of your INV.
tation and the pleasure of sitting at your genial and
hospsble board. l am here "a one whose Anerlca n-
ian dates from the rock of Plymouth, 10 enter my
humble protest against the prescription which IS
abroad 10 the land. Great applause feel. SIR,
that is disgrace not merely 10 our county, ou' 10
our century that the accident Of birth uooer tois or
that sky should be made the standard OF fitness Tor
citizenship. l feel it is Disgrace when we are told
that genius, merit, science learning, character All
that l. the glory Of human nature Is TO be shuitied
ont of sight into obscurity, because the msn who
nossesses them was lot born the same soil With
nnn,selves The believe is the doctrine which has