The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-08

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OAR The scenes enseted a. Montreal in the Ga.
vszz riots would be enacted again. (Chsers ani
hisses.) They have sold themselves to = repablic;
groans.) I ten you, Mr.. Chairman, tns. three or
four years ago you would have stood thei Q
ssss ss & M hs
hone Of the lrishnsn fsng from the tyranny of Great
Britain but now that is all The United State.
seeing little into the tricks Of Romeo Cheers aud
histes)snd they are trying 70 battle them too Cheers
So they mus, nov be brought to Canada, And why do
think who will do what your church wants. Cheers
and cries OF "Put him out'D You have . government
(YeIs and uproar, which for . time made Nj. Din
woodie's volcs insudiole)
A person, whose name informed Stewart
AID appeaied to the Chairman to protect Mr. Din
woodie He sad that he had much right to speak
| any one else who had addressed the ting
The yelling continued and ,here seemed to be dis po
sitiop to txpel Mr. Dnwoote by force II he could be
browbeaen into silence when forty fifty indivdu Il.
sprung to their feet and indicated plainly tina, foss
| would be met by force.
The CHAIRMAN then asked Mr. Din woode tocome forward
to the platform, promised to protect him long
he (Mr ONei.) occupied the chair The invitataton
the meeting had been issued to sh CT Ia the broad
est and it must be left to the good Of each
sresfer how far he to go. He hoped the meeting
would The necessity of permitting the gentlenaa
| on, long he spoke 10 that language which
| decent ard respectable man would use to another
- Mr. STEWART sgain rose and asked il such we're the
be interrupted by people rising to call ordsr and Others
making an uproar.
Inc eHAlRMAN-i 40 not snow IL am r'gns Ia aio wing
any one to speak unless he m ives an amendment.
However, at broad meeting OF this sort it worth
splitting sraws about TRIES Every one has right to
move an Amendment
. AN AAkNpMENTis MOVED.
nj IiN MooblE then moved IN sinenumeh,.
Mr. SrrwaRT esiled he cbasmans attention to tn,
nronretv of enforcing order and alo ali parties
fair hearing
Mr.. ". A. LEE moved tina. the ar endnent be not re-
cey,d nnless submitted in The form OF written reso
luton
TIE CHAIRMAN REFUSES TO PUT THE AMEoDMRNr
The CHAIRMAN said that, long he corrupted that
char he would endavor 70 see the business carried on
10 the form that be knew had long ota ed ia the best
society at public meetings If an aaeadment was pro-
posed must be done st the proper time and certainly
60 amendment could Re put to resolution which had
already been sanctioned by the meeting (No mol Yes
yesD
M. psSospI-what was the vote taken on ~ When
wv NY, y"1 r .eu,oe - vac casaedI ..a. -.
&c is..i.sasa.,s. - ". -. - - = rP e
nass or two-ano TOOK ~ ior grained
Mr. BopmrR wished to be informed on what orounds
soesates bad sIrssSy bsan annoo.aS fr ppshs' NJ,
real Rantcrd and other piacesY He hoped that thew
would resson and not est violent out
argue the thing peaceably.
deega'es We be.ieve-and We believe it s,lemy-thai
you would do much better you sent Bible to every
evil % in he States sas G 49, taes
have Dot got educston If they had education, they
would be as the top Of the LADDER love the country
them down. Cheers and hsses)
Mr.. BorDnR--The business at Buffalo will be carried
through whether Toronto sends delegates not but it
would show very bad feeling among the Irishmen here
II Toronto oid rot SEND delegates.
he at meeting a Ike thu q unity aHs
wh'n the OBJECT was to benefit rishen OF every demo
%inaiiop without distinction OF creed or color. Hear,
call himself an ishman and oppose so virtuous cause
Mr. hSwooDH insisted that his amendment, which he
bad now drawn up In writing, should be put TO the
meeting.
The CHAIRMAN repeated that he had already declared
'ne iesoiuisn cSifeu'
ANOTHER CHAIRMAN DEMANDED.
:, Mr. DSwooDIE-l move then that we elect our own
Chairman.
cries Of Put him out"
me gentleman has moved that leave
considerable number arose in support OF the motion
ou' nnsJority were ev1denuy opposed TO II.
THE AMENDMENT PIT.
The CHAIRMAN then expressed bis readiness to nut the
ment all might be he desired IT,
fill the chair impartay He accordingly the amend
&C nded BY Mr. W. Tompkins a. follows:-
Resolved That we the Irish cisars of the city OF Toronto
's up = u 'ne ooecs % 'olS meeans N 'o'0.
NJ nNWoopiE wished 70 add q rev remarks ne se'o-
those men who have sworn aliegisaee to the United
States; II you fetch them here and make them swear
another allegiance you maze them at me very
cate he Irish people e voice, 'Give US no more Of
mat, IL you YOU'D eoucate the Eish people, they
They would be at the TOP Of the ladder they mad edu
caucn. tCneerf,) LOOK 81 any settlement In upper
Canada or Lower Canada or the States and why Is II
that you hnd the same peopls raised on the same
SOL, SO different IN circumstances, IN diepos'tion,
different cue In every way you take themf why isn
that you VIII hnd them ready TO murder man as fast
Is the reverend gentleman there win tell thems Sen
'auSn; sna Sfies OF out WIN MN noIt WITH hi%
ne g ms niting the ciargy.J speak here faid Mr..
~ wnat Ininn' ana care nos whether any one eiske
~ OF not VIII relate an instance whicn you all Know
Oh No.. 90. ~ T. ,,s ro,, .,a s.,ah.
ROMAN CATHOLIC mere got up Ia me room ana SAID ne
could SIT silent no iongc; ne NEned e speaker Wouio
speak the truth, IT he cid speak !,
SE' ERAL volcLs-"Put out the insulting backgusrd"
Uproar.)
The CHAIRMAN 10 the NEE ng)-f your object ts to
see me vacate the chair, will do 1t. But would re-
mind this gentleman that certainly think it would be
well he should avoid impropar personalities. l hope
every person In favor OF the object Of the meeting will
restrain his language and feelings.
ANOTHER CATHoLJC-Wili you law me to speak for o