The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-22
| rollton, with. the Irish Oak and American EA-
gle. Over all were the words

rollton, with. the Irish Oak and American Ea-
gle. Over all were the words
1--WE hail the land Of our birth (:
We protect the land Of our adoption ::
Undeneath--
1--WE have Sacrifcci and bied Tor Liberty" !:
''''''''' ''.'.'.... eco. ''.'..'ss'.
On the reverse wor. Monk, with a woli-dog
At his feet; opposite King Pnaroahl daughter,
and over all the stags head and Sunburst Of
Ireland.
Irish Piper.
CEcufAs BAND.
DIVISION No. 23-,Jsmss M'Manus Presi.
dent John Burgess, Vice President James
Dorson, Secretary lanes M'Cann, Assistant
Secretary; Terence Nj 'Manus, Treasurer.
The banner bore figure OF Ssrsiield, with =
wolf dog by bis side. On the reverse, q, large
Harp with the inscription
1--WE Visit the Sick and Bury the Doad."
"ln Union there Ia strength"
Aftar the Now ork Ancient Oder came potsr
Leiwich, MIsbAl A,dJ-J ohm Gubbins, Hugh
MotAhan, James Reddan.
Band.
AN,IENr ORpER or iliHEUIANs or MELEosK
Bernard Murtagh, Post j. Hart, V. +. I;
Frank McDonough, Soc'y; Pat. Nj X sOu, Asst.
sccy Christopher Shlndloy, Treasurer.
On one side OF the bahbei wg an equestrian
portrait d Wsshi Rton, with tho name OF the
society and on the other st. Patrick and Brian
Boroimhe, with the motto:
: I'VE support tho SICK and bury tho dead" !:
Cornelius UeAy Marshal.
ANCIRyr ORDER oF HinERNrNSs OF WH.
UAwKEN, n. y.
Thomas Henry, Prost. Thomas Doyle, " I;
Thos. Devany, Sec. &. Hoaly, Treasurer.
Their banner had on its front Cornwsllis sur
rendering TO Washington, and on tho rovsrss
were the figures Of q Connell and Patrick Hen.
ry supporting an Irish harp surmouutod by an
osgo with the lines:
ss'''.s.s......
Let Libetty's Spirit not rost,
Til it moves like a breeze DER tho waves OF
the West
After the New York divisons came the vari-
Gus divisions Of the
ANCIENT oRDKR or uiBRRSIANs, or LONG
ISLAND.
General Oficors:-Folix Peterson, County
Delegate; Philip Clare, q. p; John Kiernan,
Nv. r.; Michael DAILY, G.. s.; Stephen j.
Nolan, A. q. $ John Finlay, q. T.
DIVISION No. John Taggert, Prcs.; John
Gallagher, V. Pres.; Y. hcGinnis, Soc.i j.
McCabe, Treas.
ON the front Of the banner was full length
figure of Hugh 0'Neill, in complete armor,
with the inscription
..'...............'.. ....,...'...........
'The Pride Of his Country, sRd tho {:
Terror Of her Enemies" !
.......,............. .............:
On tho reverse was the Maid OF Erin playing
on harp. The staa of tho banner (Which, as
we'll a. the frame, was profusoly decorated with
rbbons,) was surmounted by Cap Of Liberty
In green velvet, embroidered with gold.
DIVISION No. 2.-Jamos weidin, President (;
Hugh Monahan, V. Pres- David Howard, Sec. I;
J. j. Rogers, Asst Soc. I. Brady, Treasurer.
On the front oi the banner WA a figure of
st. Patrick, with sn Irish harp, and the in
sciption:
.......'..-...-....... ....................
Faith, Hope and Chnri,y--by those we
Conquer"
....,.............. ...............,....!
On tho reverse, a portrait Of Washington,
with tho legend
........,........... Observation-Disclosures.
First in War, first in Poace, and first in I:
the Hearts Of his Countrymsn.
...................... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DIVISION No. SC. Mcinroo, President !;
j. Heating Treasurer.
Tue banner displayed tho figures Of 81.
Patrick and Washington, and a barp, sur
mounted by an Eagle, with tho inscription
.................. .......... ...............
." Our Comet shines to chase foul mists:
away,
And drive dark falschood from our land:
'.................... ......................:
On the rovorso woro Hugh O'Noin and Slrs-
field, on other side oi bhIoli omblasonod
with tho harp Of Erin, wth tho inscription
"LOvc and Liberty and tho lines
Forgot not tho field where thoy porish'd,
: Tho truest, tho last Of the brave"
.'s'sstf.''s ''sss''..
Division No. 4 Andrew Boyle, President;
John German, Vice Prost James Roe, Soc
Joseph Buns, Treasurer.
The banner bore on It's front ar Irish harp,
the figures Of st Patri * and OlConnen, and
tho American e,gls in tho back ground. I'm
derneath was the inscription
........,.......... ........... ....,........
" uitod we stand--dividod We fall"
''.''..''''' ''''''''. .'''.'''' ''''..'''''
On the reverse was Brian Boromho In armor,
and round tower with tho inscrPtion-
Remember the Days OF Brian tho Brave"
.',..... ...........,.. .''.,,'.........
DIVISION no. O-ldtfCk hcarnst IresldehG
Hugh Mcbride, V. pres; Antony MRnsely,
Seer, tary; Jas. Mcbride, Asst. Sec. l.. Mar
rim, Treasurer.
The banner bore on its front a heraldic do
vire representing two wolf dogs rampant, sap
porting shield omblazoned with Wow Of
Lough Neagh and the Round Towers Of other
days" The motto was
'''..'...' .''..s..stf f''''. '.s'''st'r rf''''
"Gentle when Strokbd-Fierco when Pro
vOked.
'''t'r' r's.s..'t t'''' '''''''.'s ''sr ''....s
On tho other side was ST. Patrick, with the
Shamrock in his band, proving Ihe Unity Of
tho Trinity before the Royal Assembly Of Tara.
DIvIsIoN No. Cd Raticsn President; +.
McGrain,ly. Pros w. McNcsly, Secretary
T.. Dillon, Treasurer.
Tho front of the banner bore Il figure OF
SaIsfsld with an Irish harp in tho back
ground was a representation OF lough Nsagh
with Round Tower on an island.
Underneath wss the exclamation Of Sarshsld;
....,.t..r..'''''''.' ''.'.'.',..''..
"SsrsGeidis is the word, and SarsGeld .am."