New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-30

re- maj ked con ri fors Of the North are Infinitely
more criminal and mi-chieVou- than the bold ann arnd
recusans of the Soul renewed shouts Of Hear,
ear, l-aud Demo "a 80 / az eat usiaic 'hsers
- nrniug the Repnblicalism Of ,he Chi 40 ConNen-
Vi as spnrious creed onlhurrs of applicability.
log no sympathies whatever with Tire men In lower
Other than hOse which should snList between he eli.
zen aud hts government hear hear, hear,, would
PROMPTLY and cordially approve Of te severct measures
the Precedent mght Ndept TO parslyDe u 'renchery
which in ibis and otuer Glitter; under rious liberal
aud benehcent preieses has been, ard Eill ri work
10 undermine and overthrow the lecitnste magls-
tracy of the nation. Great apPiapse.l DO 1 not
speak III the Of the Iri-hmeh Of New-fork-ard
they counted by tens of thonssds-when speas
sentiments aud declare III favor OF these rigorous
bnt inn eraiive proce edingRl Enthusiastic shouts oil
"That yon dop'l Were met with a neeHilse,
should remind my coanIrymep that tbe Enyilsh arlo
tocracy TERRIFIC groaus ata yelIs which M the
dominant class in Eugland-to VIII b tie Navy,
tie Church. the Army almost txcln.iveiy belong ana
which is in fact the political Opinion, the Parliament,
the scepter, and the sword Of England Hear hear-
should remind my connirymen that this arsocracy Is
arrayed against the Government at Washington ire
newed cries of " Hear J" "hear aud that as 1t las
dead against the Revelation, ont Of which sros' TIE
liberties and nationality 81 the United States, 20 II IL
now in hot favor OF the revolution which sets ht
nsught those liberties, and inst shat nationality d.
rects frsiTidAl blow Shouts and imnlsne ci'eer-
lug. revolution thot has the fatIery and patronage
OF an aristocrcy which for generations Ireland hus
sscribed her social tcbedness and political dsrderH
ard which has scoiled ut and scandazed her before
the wo 3D. can suTrly never have 'he heart aud arm
Of my hishman who has learned the history Of the
Stars and Stripes Idear, bear, hearl-valued the
llerrings and protection they injured, and VINO,
in the Illustration OF the schemes OF this Moor
ri.ible arisrocracy, it's ebastisemcnt ana own
fall forces healthier and stronger life for England,
and the liberty of Ireland Loud and reiterated cheer
ingl BE it with Ii-hnen, at all rye"ts the ies"n,
the incentive, the amin ating conviction, the r,ing
baite-cry III this iemlesiuuus tine every Oiow that'
Il L. of I.l fsHll lrl.1 IA
cheeringl-clrars the way for the Stars and onpes,
and III mis- that flag wherever it has prescnptive night
To float deals to tits English arstOcracy deadly NOR
Utica ion and discourag emit bear hear, near
lrivng il If new sllie- and resource hear, hear d
ioud cieeringla thus far avtnger and beaesthe
island of viii il has been the persecution, the emp
JDg ietter the recurring famine the pervfdlng blyht,
the social cancer, and tie rank sour II the poverty
md slanders 10 spite Of which er children make th,ir
footing cod, aud assert themselves abroad. Lond
aud long onlinued chee,iug VIA being 20, let I'D,
VINO hail from Irt land-lou cheers we, who have
taken ap oath Of loyalty, not 10 hew-foik-lhear
hearl-nOt To- Alabami--Ihrar, b. ar not 10 Mara
chusetts-Ihear, hear, hearl-no, to Florda--lhear,
h.aTl-not 10 kansar-l ear, hear mot To MY oiie
iro.ted State, BIT 10 all the Staes--immense chez =
ing-that built up tie atriul and e,rlendeht mon
w ich the ord and NJ els OF Warrington evoked,
which the philosophy Of Jeerron approved which the
hesdstrong honesty and Leroizm Of Andrew jackson
preserved which The gI3at Aruu ents OF Webster rem
dered itill more cold and which the loving pai1tnm
of Henry Clay Whose precepts and example sill anI-
mate the Of old Kentucky loud and eutr.listic
Chre ring fOr Kentucky commended 10 the bear OF
every tine An ican--lrl us, ~ all events, who bail
from Ireland stand 10 tie lat by the Starr and Ses
TREMENDOUS cheerng the illustrous intignia Of the
nation that OF VII tie world hes been the FIRM hest
sanctuary of The Irish leuhu,n,tccres OF Hear,
hear and in going forth to battle for the American
Union against domestic treA,on and the desPosmr OF
EorOpe TT The Irisn soldier take with him the
anee which the scene here before ustiie., thai
81 oud he TALL neither his ife lile Hill be
forgotten. Tremendous aud enthusiastic cleeni &,
over and over again rel eaied, dung which Capt.
nesgher relired.
Mr.. Meayher wss spplauded at the end Of
every sentence Tie Goth received applause whenever
it vas alluded 70. The glory of the cause was ex.
allied in the The loyalty Of Irshmen
WIS appealed 10 with tremendous response. When
Mr. Meagber avowed himself Democrat the audience
gave three cheers with great enihusivm. The English
ansocrcy WIS groaned at and the olose repetition
Of loud cheers was given for the New Goth and Mr..
Meagber."
Henry Morord esq, one Of the editors Of Tie AHas
was then introduced lie read a lively poem, which
drew ate n,ion and much applaue. The folio wing
tract Is interesting 10 lrirhmrn:
Their. are tbo.e ~ho believe Mr.. Resell uuwiSe--
Thai he's merely fool. o. most p.lpabiy h,!
That where 20 corsn suTrLdarrd ard bhfs Ty died,
There WA soHsbsdy AsTs y. h' oDyO"ss'i-s!
Has Pa 6ni.h.d hi, agt for "a. Union and L,vsi
IA b. gshist S.l lac Tor ih. s3od Of ths cause
" bile sworl . lsn 90 striie or rin. TO crEeti
Tsr, viii tell va With .houis thai sound ringing .f4r
Thy are going 70 Mahnoas sifa hHgcni and Msashr!
And Why should they no,i Old St. Pst,ies they .,y
Drove the snakes out of Ireland hue sumner. day.
8 ce. sion snAiss crawl on tho old sacred soil,
1hst would make whos n,tion their victim sd spell
They pus b. rooted cut by no les to ,a., .ir Stat