New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
0yF VOyORED IN HIS OWN COUNTRY.
Az Irishmap's Welcome Home
.pc.slc Ar 1Hs GIANTS cAusE"M'
Mr. Iithelieu Robinson among his tsIisiaOd'>
Neighb0rs.

tLr.n who kss sIled - the sterling character ne
had ere lie left shores, r-1oSn s. Si!lsr a1d
ls-yer IL America. BIZ robinson po.l41n ca tne
enyt6ral staff Of The y. \. TRIBUsE gave MN arg
onrorur'-s Of being useful not only 10 te people OF
his adopted country but AFRO OF sPeciAi service 20
those Of his native land whose views On soci !. aal
whose claims for assistance from our sasntic
cousins erdered advocste VINO knew tHe Character
of both ueedfgl ard necessary Oi the Is'1et
ard lately very numerous oIe-Nss 1ne new
Robert C0nachie OF hOs-iue, Cd Sehen VI "n..'
Mr.. Robinson. az will be seen from the Rev. gentle
uan's sueecb exercised all the gOO1 Offices 10 MS
power As Mr.. Robinson 10 nis noine" sri 'our Sss
accomrsried By bs wi'e-s lsfy OF lrlsn pafentss7I
M MfConsciie whose gratitude would have assumed
arv form so that II might be testified, invited both TO
OIL sD.ic pic MIC IL that spot Of pIctnresqu5 oesuy
The Gstts Causeway, on Tuesday las.. more ap '
cous dsy c0nld no. have been chosen, or more mag
pfcent spot selected in all Ireland. The grandeur Of
the scenery has been often described ths We refr.n
from making the atemp-, but We are sure ths' the
houorei guest Of the day must nave oyed the re-
ulon va-ty because an lrlshnau, ou more esPeclay
an Irisbrnsn OF fine mind and vigorous intellect u
never dull or dead in hesrt-musc wnen after an 40
seuce OF nearly quarter OF CENTURY Ike Nj 10 IN
cons he sets HE foot on the sod oi dear Oh e!and
and listens "a the words aId notes the glance OF VEL
cone from those in whom he knows glow the fseilngs
OF fIlerdship he go oDgei TO experience when away
from them. Many were there To whom by tee oil
relationship he was dear; but there we're mary
who, having read those writings wn!ch galeei
" loved hi for bic works sake. Among those "no
were present, aud there we're merchants from bJtd
ColeraIe AND Balyuoney We may meItcp tue pro-
feseionsl gentlemen; Tue Rev. j. l.. RsnOnl, Baiy-
n ey the Rev. Joseph MscdOrnell, COeraine; the
Rev. William Richey Crosgbmn ne; the Rev. Tnoms=
Andersen, kilIaughts, DIS. NaIke and Dunlop BUSH
mlus; Or. Thompson, Coleratne, &c. John BOYD,
esq NJ T. for C0lerane, aud other influential parues
req cited that no, their power to be present
on tbe occasion. We would never receive pardon dl1
We forget 10 say word concerning the ladles lhey
were here and in lelard that's enough 10 make the
gentlemen happy they plain as they most lie
cdedy were not, either in person or Trimmings Ihey
were pretty piquant, loving, and oveable, 80 much
so, that woud not be asonished II the anticips-
tons If of the sIeakers an alarming decrease IN
the number Of bac' eOfs scOr-Tere TeaiZei We
need not say that the Wal d. excellent aud varied
or tha having their appetite wheted by the oIacins
CIR ample iuetice was done TO them by the comp any
The CHAR ore OF natures making was occupied
by Dr. Warke, Bu shuils, VINO discharged me duties
admirably. TIE "sw6rd" having been clearet,
The Rev Mr. NJ C0nachie rose, and, after few 10.
tfoductory remark said: NJ. Chaifnin, ladies' and
gentlemen: Some tTenfyibres years ago our honofei
guest left Ireland mere youth, possessing cass al
education. With high hope, intellectual powers OF q
superior order and indomabe energies he ege ed ae
College and acquired there an extensive education IN
literature ard science. believe that college mas D"en
distinguished among tie educational Institutions oil
America for the number Of has sent forth into
the world who have acquired erea. euiinence IN the
different professions and oalngs IN luo 10 when ther
extensive literary
have been turned. Leaving the classic shades OF
Yale Mr.. Robir son connected himself with THE NV
YORK TRIBUNE, where, Is one Of the editors
he established for himself a reputation as
writer second to connected with the news
paper press in New.York, the commercial me-
tropolis, or in Washington, the political me
tropolis of America. Over the signature oil
Rcbelcu, for period OF ten years, there appear"l
weekly and often daily, in the coluu Is Of THE IRlB
Use, articles of high order, distinguished alike for
great Intellectual powers, independence OF thought,
and classical elegance Of STYLE wnether our guest the
writer expstated the fields Of poltics, science, or
literature. ICheeTs.l Tic TRIBrSE, believe, has
circulation OF 300 900 copies beside lte summaries Tor
the European mails ard foreign countries. Slould
each copy have five readers when our friend poured
out through ,s columns thoughts that breathe, he
was often, nay almost daily impressing his thoughts
and feelings half a million, or 1t may have bsen ON
q whole million Of human minds and hearts. what
mighty power No wonder that our friend
took for his signature Richeleu," TO inti.
cate that the pen, when it ls in obedience TO q
clear head and a large heart, Is more mighty IL
modiDg the worlds des.ines than the sword When
on an important mission 10 America in 1872 was
introduced TO Mr.. Robinson. Ills counsel ms none,
his Ifuence were at my service aud gwen win su,h
whole heartedness that spontaueouay gra i!ude dia
well up in MY heart and ever since he has been cher
ished there; ard row have the happiness of giving
expression to tina. gratitude to-day. Hear 10
pilcemerchants whose great fortunes ana the gorge
Gus magnf Of whose mansiors are only surpassed
tended philanthIopc sympathes of their hearts, he
Introduced me- and thus greatly influential IN al
vsDcirg the object OF my visit to the United states
Sone FIX years ago, by further course Of study our
guest qualified himself for the legal Profession. AS
barrister in the Law courts Of New York, he has com
malded Il respect ami esteem OF hls brethren al 20
bar 90 the eve of Mr.. Robnsons Departure eaTly
il a.t uue for his visit 10 Europe he was requested
a. mark Of respect az esteem, tn meet and diGe with
his personal friends In the Metropolitan Hotel, Ne<-
York. Among our guests personal friends On the o.
ea4icI find he following names: Daniel r. Iiemina,
Mayor of the city, james Moncref, Judge OF the 81
peiicr Court: George Il. Barnard, Recorder Of tue
City: John Kelly, Sheriff Of tie city aud cOaGy l..
Spriug Price son of Lord Monteagle. N shot, ner.
chant pris and influential men Of different pJtcA!
parties united 10 DO bun honor. Mr. Robinson has
ever been the friend OF the destitute lrsaman IN
Americs 10 matter what were the man's denOmlIs-
ton creed, or party and ! do know thst the educ.
floral agricultural, COZ mercal, AID social proRres.
Of II, and is Iesr and dear 10 his heart. Cheers
90 know that lie 10 him would have IN i an
element If ADDITIONAL sweetness did ne see "O.d EN-,
the land OF his oTeiahers rising high IN the scale "i
ns,oual prosperity amid the nations Of the earth APP
pause We geek 20 manifest ~ Mr. Robinson -nsil
Il ken of esteem to-day, not simply his account
but because also of those who dear him in this
the lard OF lis birth. His brothers in this country
Me,srs. John sni james Robinson, respected mer-
ChsI;s in BalymCney and Cvlerane, are among the
Fl useful OF our citizens, a. they have ever been
amor tie iirst 10 sustain AMI extend the causes OF
education and Christianity BY counsel effort, anu con
tributon care not what were the man country or
chmate cs1e not what the language 10 winch he
gave u.tersrce 10 bis youthful thoughts and feelings
| care not what Lie religious or political sec. Or
parry, ii ! tnd the NAE IL possession o. inie-
,. uderce Of character, extensive literary a1siu.
meu,s, crest Intellectual powers, .alge-he artel
beueycleLcs sni eaInest love Of iatherl4nd-.uch
man must comm and MY esteem. AID such esteem vii
20, be dm.nished whom ind 81 these meeting 10
true lrshmaD. Loud cbeers. have not yet said
worc or the subject a. the touch OF which the ine-t
ard tenoeTest sympathetic cords Of friends nature
yibIaie Ills beloved companion in life is ais or