The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-30


overwhelmed the unfortunate ticket-takers.
Looking out over the crowd but a pavement Of
faces was to he scen, extending far in every di
rcction. and from il arose succession Of cheers
almost deafcning, when Mr.. Mesgher was OBJ
served.
Judge Connolly introduced c j. Meagher who
stool for some time, bowling his acknowledge
mcnts in answer to the din Of cheers, AMI at
length pantOmiming for them to stop.
Col. Meagher began by speaking u the d
tructability ct all earthly things, even those
conm moiativc monumental reared in all times
Tor the good and great Principles, however,
were never changed bv time, an il behov "a
men to honor them, Those pre- cent IN this oc-
cusiOn had comc out to DO honor e. the brave
WHO had fallen at the battle ot Bull Run in L.
icnse oi principle. QIcrca row between the
police and ONE IDu1yes, which had been s'm-
merng for some time, came to hDil al the
back d tic stanl; the vast crowd in front
swaycd 10 AMI lfO like waves AMI mngle
cufsos shrek, shouts aul Taught r'.' from
the mas. 10 add to all, fears were entertained
Of the stand hrrakng down. Col. VI. thclten-
ed to stop spcgking. Go ON. 20 on" shouted
the crowd. mo, | will not 20 ON, em-
phatirallv answered the SEEKER, After
ssmc time, however, orl,r was restored
nnl he Iracc 'dod.) They should never
be- forgotten who fol- In yindicitiOt Of law un.
imu,achcd and unmpcachablc, and Of q form Of
government the beet in the world. Peaceful.
rys. ami glory forever TO all those VIII, there
fll, whatever ,oil gave them birth, or to what.
ever political school they belonged. Gloty to
thc-c who came here from Ireland ln1 fought
ard lsll without thought Of ties or fear Of col-
s,qrnnc,. TO maintain the government 20 which
they had sworn allegiance and IN which their
b. d Interests were involved.
The speaker referred touchin Nv TO the late
I D.. ll1..t rty, ~ hr1Ncr soldier than whom
thr lul 81 Sdrshcll anl Shields mover proluc-
eel. lie next proceeded ~ consider the cause
IN which his rpuntrNInon fll-v1s il ur GENT,
lu~t iud ttrrvdS None ever more 30. The as
sriinu oi % NATIONAL authority, the prJ'r.t'o Of
o1r common country, the enforcement Of the
law the iuviolthili'y Of the hIllut-boN. 'hr pro-
gre Of dcruo rcy, the glory Of the un'on, in
sl ..Hiii. Wa. the cause in Nhigh tnu.c gallant
live were oh,r'1up. N0cm.c was more slcrrd,
loU j. uinirh'n'. all considered mos desirable
most valued or m ~ enrolling IN the wnrl at
large. Nuu, mon just, Tor it involves mo- suhiG-
cation ol states, ~ DESTROYING of liberties anl
u-lts 81 man, nothing but the support IT the
nation end cur tioual flag None more ur-
gent, when with traitors in our midst, foreign
t,w",s are cnsn scd in Vaccinations agaiu-, our
luion, whose prosperity they envy aud the cN-
.npl" DI who-t liberty they fear. VIII the
Ir-. men of Now York stand h., this cause?
q ne. iNc-, vcs, yosD
Tor his put h. would ash m lr,,hm,n to DO
that which h" hn,cl was no, prepared to 10.
GIplau.c) HE l'srt, arm, and lite a. pl.l Gel
to tn national cause (applau.c lon. an lou.U
and to t'lr last it would hc his highr-, prid', ~
he conceived 1t 10 he hi, hottest obi cation. 20
shJc ~ fortunes. lie cared not to what party
The chief magistrate belonged, the party plat
form disappeared before the Constitution, anil
his oath at inlu .plat'on. plrN disappear, be.
LtH matt 4 NJ a.
ar' moro sacred th1u those a. the re- s.nrv at
Albany, Iammany Hall, the City Hall, or the
Pewter Mug.
lie believed that those things which in times
oI pcacr were rights might nov brrDm' i'm.
pup.r, even the liberty o. "ireo spec Do anil "a
&C.," Trc-,' might b, abused anil he. favored the
'sttHli. hhrut eli m1y,tH hilr, ~ the nj cher anil
,tiyW0j', law. It b. u.clcs. to talk Of mon
ytEInr,c-. Il :, uociml. Who talk. Of hi,
baggage, his books or hi, pictures when the
slip ouN h,Dh hc stands has struck AMI Is -u N {:
Our national government has suffered moro
Rom o., patience AMI l,nity 10 those IN lea que
with it. enemies, than from those Of it, foes who
lav" taken up arms against it, The masked
Cun-p.rdtur- Of the North arr moro criminal
than our open enemies in the South, and Demo
Graf ,s tie ,pcahcr was Ooud applause Spanning
the R'publicani-m # the Chicago Convention
H. spurious creed AMI having no SYM
pathios with thn.c in power o'hor thm
and hi. government, he would oppose hy every
mean, the secret machiuatiou- ol those who
would overflow the legitimate migistlcy OF
the nation. sy1I1
The English ari.tocracy, Cgrpans.) the DOM
innnt class in England, 10 which the church,
army and navy, almost exclusively belong,
this ari,tocracv l. arravcd against tn, GOVERN
men; at Washington and ~ il was against
the revolution which secured the libcrtic, of
I'll, -in'c,, 50 It !, now in favor ui that rryOlu-
tiuu which would DESTROY them. 4 revolution
with the support Of the ari~'ucnrv. the DESTROY
81, and sworn enemies Ut Ireland en- never
have the support Of those who wish fur the
Iro roritv or liberty Of ireland Every blow
struck against this rebellion j. strucl, "a, that
ari-tucrcy, o. IL dcpriycs it Of friend. and rc-
sources, aud thu, helps toward the liberty Of
Ireland.
We have sworn allegiance not 10 any plrticu-
lar state, but 10 the Mon Of all the States AM
We are ready 90 stand nv it., hv the law, AMI
10y the Star and Stripes, that glorious insignia
ol the nation which Of all the world has been
tie friendly home of the Irish cmiErint dry m
from his own home by the oppressors In con-
clusion the speaker said, the Irish soldier might
take this great meeting as an evidence that
should he fall in this cause neither his wife nor
little ones should he allowed TO suffer.
The speaker was interrupted at almost every
sentence 10y the mot tumultous applause.
During Col. Medghcr's speech Mayor Wood
came on the platform, and at the conclusion he
was called on 10 speak lie, however, was not
so inclined, and the performances at this stand
concluded with the reading, by Mr. II. Morforl,
Of IN original, patriotic and scrio-comic poem.
At the stand ON the east side, some songs
were sung 10y a glec clubs Mr.. Foster sang a
song or two, and Prof Mcpherson f,nve an
excellent performance on the Irish harmonic
pipes.
At this stage, however, the attempt, at rows
were neither few nor far between: but the
crowd was so great, and the 18th and 10Th
WaId Police so omniprcscnt, that little or no
damage was done.
At dark the festival was over, aud the multi
tulc returning to the city was subjected to the
same crowdns we have described in going out.
Few, however, had reason to regret the dlv
and We are glad to know that the worthy
charity for which it was proposed has bv il
gained u most substantial fuHd
ATTENTION /, directed to "rar,onal notices"
in thi, paper, with reference to the my.tcrioa,
disappearance ofan elderly lady.
NIruuL rur ALLDIEp SuCrssIoNtsr.-
IIcri,l who was arrested ON Wednesday night. ON
suspicion o. being an agent Of JyG Davis, and
III CHARGED Yesterday morning. wa, rc-arrostcI