The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

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E..osTed That s'.rfance VITA he preceding c.i-
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dseA alter Vesperscn cex; Sunday
ARw HAMPsHIRE.
Tee Rev. Father % Donnell, Of Ncshsa has been chos
delegate from thai There Will be In
he convention %Ao viii bring larger experience,
sincere patriotism or clearer intellect to bear
upon its councils, than the rev. pstor OF Nashus-
wIsooSs-N.
hiwsuie iii be Represented by couple of her hest
From Pcssage City, they VII have the Rev. JANIS Pa
vd Kcche Clergyman of .rge experience IL Western
saahs sid many other towns In this State preparing
to send equally hitting depr'ies.
MASSACHUSETTS
The Pilot OF the I'd inst. says -
We have not been apprised OF any movement among
Convention which sssbies In that city tne 18th OF
February Boston shcald certainly be Represented The
op 3esrs hs ss iS s mAs,ss M ,sI
be obta ed which is necessary should be in the pos
session Of that sociey-that IS IL n wishes to fuh tbe
eiety, the Oldest irh rga naHcu in America, should
also ser & representative there We hope some one
will urge this subject upon the attention Of the
bers. If al isss, why viii not the Young Catholics
Friend Society, which has just completed successf,
course lectures move in ths mat Here are
societies which have named. Of whom sholla
serd one delegate We would suggest to thu chief OH
GERS OF each TO lay The matter before their societies and
obtain action 10 relation thereto The
The convention assemblies the 18th snst and Boston
should not b. urrepresented.
Rev. Mr. RoDDAS l., learn to represent HIS people
q Randolph and Quincy and Rev Mr.. chs, of Eason,
il to represent his district.
raS ro5 eS M n sns ysn the chs o
Thomas Lsoby and James McGesry Esqs were duly
powered to represent the meeting At the convention
MICHIGAN
DETROIT CREpfSTuA NICE ting OF CT liens led
in Irish emigration and favorable TO te promotion Of
acsua settlement ia the interior, assembled 10 Detroit
w. Hasse, duly elected dsi the convention
called at Buffalo for that purpo'e, on ies IL 1856
CANADA WEST
The Mirror of the LIST inst sage
We have no apprehension that thsre WI BE any
difficulty in selecting delegates; ne fear rather too warm
under TIE auspices 0, the Young Mems ST. Patrcks
ISOLATION that society reas lnaoy expect to have
delegate chosen from among It's members la the Sc
ccnd pace l. may be objected hat age, wealth aud
pertence the quail hcaions nece sary to CHI ,ice
that in such youth, talent and Wig rous manhood
Mems st. Paicks Association have right to voice
in the selection OF delegsewetasssnt. The delegate
citation tha. sity-its President ia fac; for mauy
years From The apathy which 10 prevail here
that had the Ass)clatol
taken the matter up it might have been dropped Be-
sides, this society composed as ii Il OF merchants
cbanic clerks and students ia law or medaine repre-
sents fully one-iourh OF the fnab'ians II has right
therefore delegate from It's ranks ana unless !.
srcses that right it viii net work in harmony WITH the
ieseat society OF Non
BRAsTroRp-As delegates are TO be elected The Mirror
further recommends the select OF the other two from
| the citizens at large
meeting Of the Catholics Of Brautfora was held on
Sunday JAM - for the purpose OF en- DOSING delegates 70
represent this town in the forthcoming conven Ion 70 pe
haiaa AZ I(rtfcp tha hAlne npv
The Rev J. Ryan called 70 the chair.
MIR. R. r Carian requested 10 act as Secretary to
the meeting
The Rev. CHARaAy having explained the obs,t OF the
meeting and being de 70 forward the Of the
he hoped thar the matter would be taken mp by their
lordships the hops o. this province ana the
ing republic who should be respectfully solicited 70
suggested that the delegates should be reminded Of
the necessity of iup.essing on toe members Of the
convection that the coon1at N should be made
and permanent that given number of into id
ing settlers should be accompanied with clegyman and
schooinsser-that they should possess 10
able thf erect church schoohouse 10 a
sral locality remarkng that ii would be strong induce
ruent to intending settlers and he Of drawing DIT
the surplus population OF countrymea from the all
roads the canals the overcrowdec cities and towns,
where, too often they tempted to commit
when their religion and their country assaulted, which
colonization would have TIE elect of removing
He hoped. also, that this movement OF colonization
would not by any weaken divert public attsn-
ton from still more impcrtant" Freedom Of Edaca
,ion.o
Chairman
tion--hs remarks lucia and pra,tica.
The following resolutions were then moved and ca.
l. That this meeting approves Of Ihe obj cis con.eni
plated by the Buffalo Convention.
=. That the Rev J. Ryan and sfr. r. T. Csr'U
gates 70 represent Brantford in the Convention.
3. That the foregoing resolutions be publsle in the
leading Catholic journals
Mr.. Joseph Qunhn was called to the chair, when
vote of thanks unanimously passed - the reverend
chairman
haid .fp Ns{ip
18th January Tor the purpose OF taking considers-
ton the expedency of sending deesa.e 10 tho
ton 70 b. acid in Buffalo the 2tk Of February next
ior the l-rpose OF encouraging engsson to ta. coan-
try James OReiy, Esq.,, called to the chair. AMI
Mr. Hugh Curmins was appointed Secretary. The fol
lowing retolutions were adopted
Moved by the very Rev p Dolllrd, yi,ar General,
conded by MI jeremiah Mcsgher, Taat ts meeting fully
spt Of the objects enempisted by the
10 be held at Buffalo on tie l2th proxian.
Moved BY Dr. James hiessaer, seconded BY Mr. Peter
kildui That this meeting deem expe1ieot that the
hisuen OF the CITY of Kr gston be eorssentei the
Buffalo convention and that two delegates be nominated
Moved by Ma thew Ronrk, En-. and seconded BY Mr.
Alderman Baker, Kia. The yery Rev Angus Mcdonnell
Vicar General be one of the delegates 70 represent onr
isterest Al the said conven ion.
Moved by Mr.. Jeremiah Aeagher. seconded by Mr..
Alderman Harty, !ha. John Patterson ESD, be the &c
Upon motion, Mr. o'sel'y moved from the ,har,
and Nj Roo.k called thereto The thank. Of the meeting
while presiding the -neeting.
II was thsn moved by Mr. Alderman HAr' y sec onded
cy Councillor tht the oil THIS
meeting be published 10 tAe Morning Herald and British
WHO gspapers.
A collection made for the purpose * defrayug
the expenses Of the delegates, when 10 few minutes
8io 81. paid in.
Cheers then given for he Queen la for Canada
when the meeting dispersed
The Twelfth nc Buffalo.
[From the New York American Col..1
After publishing with much pleasure for the pas. three
or four weeks, the proceedings Of local meetings %
elect delegates to Buffalo aud while rejoicing the
paratve fitness Of the representation, eater
protest against ell extravapsnt expectations
This convention is without precetens the business Il
q the most wegh.y oh aracter: the time i inevitably
Short Ezany CT the delegates viii be each other
and to all debezae discussion. One ass9rauce only
do venture to give readers, from pereonsi &C
qusnsnee of years With several Of the deputie.
that the proceedings Will be throughout by
courtesy gravity and good ste, viii shall extor al!
rirstion Che skeotic Irish