The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20

cry, which in this and other cities, under
various liberal and bene6cent pretences,
has been and still is, at work, to under
mine and overthrow the legitimate mag
istracy of the nation. Enthusiastic
chreers. DO not speak in the name
of the Irshmen of New York, and they
are counted by tens of thousands, when
speak these sentiments, and declare in
favor Of these vigorous and imperative
proceedings? [Applause.l Were 1 to
meet with a negative, should remind my
countrymen that the English aristocracy.
Three groans,F which is the dom inant
class in England, to which the Navy, the
Church, the Army, almost exclusively
belong, and which is, in fact, the political
oplon, the Parliament, the scepter and the
sword OF Eugland-( That's so, )--I should
remind my countrymen that this aristoc>
racy is arrayed against the Government
at Washington hear, hear, land that
as it was dead against the Revolution out
of which arose the liberty and nationality
of the United States, so it is now in hot
farer of the revolution which sets at
nought these liberties, and against that
nationality directs fratricidal blow
(Shouts and cheers. A revolution that
has the flattery and patronage of an ar
istocracy, TO which Ireland, for genera
tions has attributed her wretchedness and
political disorders, and which has scoffed
at and scandalized her before the world,
can surely never have the heart and arm
of an Irishman who has learned the his.
tory of the Stars and Stripes (hear, ,hear)
valued the blessings and protection
they insured, and in the Illustration of
the schemes OF this incorrigable aristocra-
cy, its chastisement and downfall, fore.
;ees healthier and stronger life for En-
gland and the liberty of Ireland. cloud
cheering.) Be it with Irisbnlen, at all
events, the lesson, the incentive, the ami
mating conviction. the rallying battle cry
in the tempestuous time. Every blow
that with the shout of 'Fag am bealach'
-(enthusiaslic cheering. )--clears the
the way for the Stars and Stripes and
plants that flag wherever it has per>
spective ri ghs to float. deals to this In
glish aristocracy a deadly modification,
and discouragement--(he hear, hear, )--de-
priving it of new allies and resources
Qoud cheering)-and thus SO far avenges
and liberates the Island OF which it has
been the persecution, the crippling fetter,
the recurring famine, the prevailing blight
the social canker, and the rank source OF
the poverty and slanders, in spite Of
which her children make their footing
good, and assert themselves abroad
Loud cheering Which. being so, let
us, who hail from Ireland, loud cheers
We, who have taken the oath of loyalty,
not to New York, not to Alabama, not to
Massachusetts, not to Florida, not to Kan
sas, not to any Isolated State, but to all
the States timmense cheers )--that built
up the powerful and resplendeat Union,
which the sword and counsels of WASH
ington evoked; which the philosophy of
Jefferson approyedj which the headstrong
honesty and heroism of Andrew Jackson
preserved; which the great arguments OF
Webster rendered still more solid; and
which tie loving patriotism of Henry
Clay, whose precepts and examples still
animate the sens Of old Kentucky, II
(cheers for Kentucky recommended to
the heart of every true American citizen
let US, at all events, who hail from Ire
land, stand to the last by the Stars and
Stripes-(tremendous cheering 1.-THE IL
!ustrious insignia of the nation, that, Of
ali the world, has been the friendliest
sanctuary OF the Irish race. (Cheers for
America.) And in going forth to battle
for the American Union against domestic
treason and the despotism of Europe, let
the Irish soldier take with him the assu
rance, which the scene here before US
iustifes, that should he fall, neither his
wife nor little ones will be forgotten.--
Prolonged applause, during which Capt.
Meagher retired.
er RATHER FAST. .ss
Black Peter was coming down Nassau
Street with his ten shilling horse and di-
lapidated swill wagon, when he was ac
costed from the sidewalk by bis old cro-
ny Sam. ns aza 4sa
Sam-.Hello." Pete where you git