The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-04

Ireland and Arnerycu

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oarfy With me, not indeed the approval such men 40
fau Cullen but tc ascionee regard OF the great ma.
! jorlls Oh the people OF Ireland. (lfud cheers.)
/ Ireland and America
! PROGRESS OF THE MMASls FuEgiRAL DEBUT ALTON
/ TIE CURE or THE PEOPLE FoaLsAApowED.
On Monday, Nov. IL, tie h,enDcrs OF tue provincial
Irish Populations, who hsa town FOR ,he puroso
Of being present At tho funeral or MoManns waited
on ihc members OF the American delegation the Shell
bourne Hotel, Dublin, aid presented the following I'D
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TUE TPPsnARy ADDRESS
BR01nEnsTercuce Below bieMlnus blighled IN his
hopes OF rcscuing Ireland from tie slavery aser Which she
mas iatoed Tor The Last seven centuries and hunted
eioh from her shores, sunk down into tho grave with
broken heart. Bat the frshron or America and those
who stili live uncorrpte IN the old and and whom you
represent here % eht ~ the metropolis OF Ireland have
docreea that his bones Shoaia rest in foreign iand
but beborne distance o 10 GOO miles bis own mother
Erin, there iuglc with those OF MS foreratheis Wa
coaud nifty hopo that such devotion this 10 patriog
VIII not DO without its effect. Cur oppressors are con-
tnediy eAin9 EaTepe and TIE .oor1d that contesed
w oa pftSeW fo.ion and deroedly attached 10 Ita con-
1fatn eiidr Gitc zoe ars; but kurGpe and the world
must now SEQ That s loyalty the throne OF foreign
Wl'sh, nor contenedness With our present position that
Actuatea the minds OF ismen when they conceived
noble ldea OF bringing martyr TO the freedom Of tcr
across such distance Of land and sleep In
THOMAS noGHEarY BRoUGHAM,)
JOHN AIEki.b o'KYAN, }pelegates
MICHAEL M0LONY,
THE CLoNMEI ADDRESS,
BRorTHs-We On the part OF our Brothers Of Clontnel
thank you, brothers 0I America deeply sincerely and
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Tho isca Of transmitting tho bosom Of our wuepirg
mother tho ashes OF her dead beloved son In con-
clusion, brothers. we greet you behalf Of
the worthy 81 the town represent and pray, from tho
deer recosscs of souls, that we nyain meet on
IRISH soil 1t shall be- with Tie assistance Of God 10 con-
snonae or yeanag in the Joy IF triumph and eictory,
teneath tie Iannc, Of liberty DENIS b. MUfGAHY JR.
FELIX HUGH o'NEiL,
4. NJ COSTELLO,
CHARLES J. KiCltHAM.
THE KitKrNNY ADDRESS.
B.orngns-Fron the ancient clos,ers Of St. Canice--
from the city OF tho marble wa,ls-we you
aud To welcome your sacred and you the sacred
dust you bring to lay in mist receive pic 20
that The Irish yon have borne from
year siaad w side frcsulen on free a,ssc soii
such pledge accept IT, IL In pledges US
dutythat podge we aecept and will, with the help OF
God and our people, redeem
join HARTIGAN,
EbWIAID NOLAN,
PATRICK MANSFIELD DELANY.
THE CARLOW ADDRESS.
GEYTLEMES--Wc oii.r to you oar greetings You have
brought 10 US scrcd pledge, ana represent 10 tho
boest principles for believe tho spriccplc that has
actaated tho men Of California; Philadelphia and New
lmk-tte 0en q the rUt co,s.tfa9 81 ttc
Wcst-o be that " hish Independence.
HENRY DOYLE,
JOHN NoWlAN.
THE CALLAN ADDRESS.
BnorIlERs;O behalf OF the true OF Caian whom We
have the honor 0! representing this occasion beg to
tender you thanks 10 tho Of New York,
PhateiI hia, Cork and Dublin next owe thanks,
for their promptness in coming forward to give glorious
1Hisa to what was noby hegun. Brothers Of Caor-
MA, New YORK aud Philadelphia we bid you welcome to
o1ror what should be Our-country, and trust that
your neat risI 10 Ireland cH u 10 cid IN rs0.fetcn
not funeral EDWARD C0YNE,
JAMES CODY.
REPLY or TIE AMERICANS.
Captain c, Nj SMITH, Of California. read reply, in
which he saii;--
GENTLEMEN TIE CIoSMSIL TrprEEARY, KILKENNY, CAR
Low AND CALIAE pELEGATloES:-
We ask you to accept single reply e yoar various adj
alike in spirit, In faith, III hope aud in pur-
pose, and the fewer words uttered the better,
Tor any words must deract from the sublime eloqnenco
OF yesterdays rapscenicnt demonstration. When wo
shall return to adopted homes, who tell with
what emulation viii assure the millions Of tho ban
ished children Of your and race, that IN despite OF
those benelcent hstitutiousth.ha the poor house and
Tee aoo1sae hass n ieiand Is yet untolaed, u,aacod,
utdecd fresh, rigorous, oai resolte. Our mission Is
fully accomplished The great Tact OF tho burial stands
out for memorable in history. From its inception
10 its contamination II has been triumph which even
unpleasant incident has furnished. Men Of many
tons have bowed in TO II on its progress and
women OF every land have haowed it with their tears.
We thank you, gentlemen, the fu'ness OF hearts,
live to sec grand spectacle have in the
land Of our birth.
NJ. c. SMITH, California.
JEREMIAH KAvANAGH, California.
JOHN T. MAHONY Philadelphia.
MICHAEL DOHONY, New York.
MICHAEL CAyAEAGH, New York.
FRANCIS WELpI.Y, New York.
PHILIP oREiILY, Now York.
FRANCIS INQUIRE New York.
The members of the populations, having warmly
s!alen bands with the gentlemen constituting the Anne
rican delegation, retired.
The Cotton Question.