The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-17

yhere is not moment TO be lost; have already de-
syed to- long. Some have been waiting to hear what
fhis leader would advise some, what that newspaper
would suggest. And in this state Of doubt and incer
tude who no leaders, and aspire to be nonewe
boldly stepped into the breach and merely given voice.
feeble indeed TO the thoughts and desires of mil
hons II our fellow workers.
Few otions have been the creation Of leaders,
let the people commence the work; let the ranks be
srned the leaders win fa intotbor places. Let
" the work then in good earnest. Let us
Send the cry throughout the land,
WHO'S for own again
summon all men 70 oar band
Why not our own again
Rich and poor and old, and young,
Sharp sword and fiery tongue,
sCu ana sDew firmly strung,
All TO get our own again
sgsed behalf Of the Massachusetts, Irish Emigrani
Aid Society,
p r sIANE fresiacnt.
r. SnAakFY, 1st Y. r.
= MIRRAY 2nd v. r.
OWEN 4.AIPEN, Treasurer
r. " SMITH, NJ D.. Secretary.
ne foregoing documents then ordered % he
printed.
After The despatch Of business wiah IS not
pScper publish he GUnVentiDu adjourned and the
ening here 3 nnguicnn supper III posleys hot l.
There spphca ton oI i've hundred ticket but the
committee ~ arrangements limited The sale to delegates
tr pruoer al reasons. Mt single incident occurred to
disturb the harmony II the proceedings Everything
conducted with the tricest The enthusiasm
intense. In short, II a delightful re. unon--
pfc ge trust II nation united in arms FOR the as
ssrion Of s independence and encouraging hopeful
pfoynasc hat tie iod of battles win bless those arms
and that victory viii crown them with success
We expec soon 10 have other important intelligence to
communicate 10 our readers 10 relation to this great
meveHenf which is assuming shape that WIN command
ibe attention OF tbe whole Irish race in America.
For the present may mention what indeed The Mas
sschuses address oreshadows, that taken
~ cad the organization every State in the Union
and wien sufficient number of States are brought vii hin
fts net work, Supreme Directory will be elected, in
whom implicit confidence may be placed, and whose bust
it will be TO take custody of the snews OF war;
IL,
pertain 10 central body Of that description. Then will
money without which nothing be done for the old
land be freely contributed by those who desire cast
Their single dollar their Thousands into the Irish
eheguer but who naturally withhold their contributions
as they will continue to DO till they are satisfied their
hard earned cash Will be deposited in safe and prudent
hands. Meantime, there can he valid why the
friends Of the in Massachusetts, should not send
their contributions the Directory in Boston particu
hrly they issue their personal bonds for the repay
rent Of the money, and these not ct straw
Nor can there be any reasonable objection against pa
STios and sympathsers in other States in which
Citations exist making loans or donations local or State
committees in whose honor aud wisdom they confde
Let every be first he Is right and then let him
80 ahead.
Our readers will mark the unusual and promising fea
t9es Of this programme, and Of the celebration that fol
lowed it. Guarantees to be given the money
subscribed and the supper Dooleys hotel actually
passed of without the Of single incident
disturb the harmony of the proceedings We will
tnre to say that two such circumstances be
re recorded Of any Hbernian political organization or
eonyiyal gathering. Notwithstanding, however, this
suspicious character TOOK the following rather dis.
souraging snd mast own benishsed view Of the
prospects Of the association
NEW IRISH MovEMEsT-LooK OUT.
TFrcm the New York Herald, August 81
The proiesed motive of This new organization i 70
profit by the advent 81 oConnts long proni CD era Of
bope "when Erglands difficulty would ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
opportunity That time it is coutended BY il o. ;ina.
tors has ut length arrived-'hc troubles and emesrss
xnens Of Great Britain appealing To have reached fy3z
able degree Of complications without questioning =
moment the justice generosity of such no3vsa ut ~
such crisis, may be permitted To express 2h.s
whether ns end of being at hand, the lime has 10 -
ready sed WHEN Reasonable hopes might " enisrfs &
Of its socces. We DO not believe that ths element. a
be found in Ireland 10 secoud any di5as.silg al
tempt that might be made from this side IN cirsair
stances OF the county The material con llti1n q ~ PEI
pie, and We are well informed, even their p7ascsl seA
tmcnts towards England, have Undergone ssn.iD.s
change within the last few year.. They have 0t al
fdence in bawng agators aud red rcyouiiouists aat
they are conien'ed 10 ACCEPT in good faith the ample
though tardy concessions which the progress Of liberal
ideas has reed from the English government.
II may be that the gentlemen of the Massachusetts
convention ignorant Of those facts although ctp
not well see how any be who has been az
ntve observer OF Irish events for tine last few years. H.
suppose, they vel, awlre # them ~ our
selves it argues greater degree of reciessness and folly
than had given the Irish revoutonsts credit for Il
initiate movement which can only be attended with
disappointment and modification 70 s leaders and per
haps with serious injury TO the OF civil ana re
gious liberty in Ireland.
These results are so evident to The most unreesting
mind that reaGirg the programme Of this association
could not telp asking ourselves il under the
this visionary project there did net lay concealed
practical scheme With ohie - having yefernce 10 Tho
position 81 the Irish party III this country What pow
erful nucleus such association would form ,r an or
gAnzaton intended 70 control elections AMI -
trahze the antegonstic influence Of the Know Nothing
party We do say that such is the intention of IT,
Founders but il is great stretch probabilities TO
pore that fang in its professed object tais oci
ation may be easily diverted TO mchieyous
IN home politics, and 70 the widening still farther
the breach which the agitation Of such sectional inter
ests has already made between the irish and the naive
American parties In any case we require to BE- on our
guard.
From the above 1t will be that, in short sig
edsess and innocence of heart ascribod this gran,
project Of Irish invasion 80 poll Teal object hon
The London Times, however rendered cha per by its in
forests denounced it the time being really what
protested expressing, nevertheless its il
opinion with that il q harmless movemen.--the
opportunities having passed by for such an attempt
circumstances which have since occurred have led Il
notifications in the views Of both. The extensive
spread Of this organization which has rarniicao
throughout most Of the States and cities OF the Union
and it, abstinence from all attempts 10 bring its influence
10 bear in domestic politics. show that il must have
such external objects as those put forth in its pro-
gramme Other facts viii Ii have to our knowledge
tend to corroborae this belief We have heard inu.
aa rshmen icing induced TO join the association under
Che impression that 1t secret organization against
the Know Nohngs, and quitting II a. they Disco
vered that its visionary and impracicable object of de-
Fent upon Ireland the real project in contemplation
The reinforcement Of the British West India squadron
or purposes Car different nature than those alice
has rendered ii convenient for the Times 70 ltsch 10 IA
eague greater Importance than vas at first disposed TO
accord 70 IT, We continue The narrative OF ia proceed.
ings up 10 the present time in order 10 show how far the
apprehension expressed reference 10 Il are well
founded
We have already stated ha! The society Ia. been
y extending ts affiliations throughout every part OF the
Union. Its great drectiog centre Is Massachusetts ia
which all the affiliated bodies In other parts OF the conn
try are, fixed principle Of representation entitled 70
send delegates The following, from the cea Of today,
win give idea Of the leading features Of is system d
'leegstion--
CONVENTION.
II will be seen from the following official document tina
the first General Convention OF this Association will b
held on the 9TH Of december, at the Aston House Ih