New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
THE IRISH RELIEF SOCIETY.

! A second meeting Of this Society wac held on Fri
DAY .n-rnoon Of the House Judge DAILY In the chair
Aner the meeting had been call to order.
The Cr.lHx., rose and made sta,ensDt the purpors Of
which ia a. follows In February. lt7, daring the distress
thea prcven, In ireland meeting Wa called which nlm
bered smonr is members Mynd'ri Van sehaich Robert L.
Min,ufn l.. Sloan ard A. 7. Stewart Co., who each sub
.ebed $500 By the l1h ofths. month, or In few days
asr the meeting called they added sixty one TO their list
Of soaboraeu sompns many Of the leading citizens OF
NewYoL A. that time sppes made over the sigma
,ue. o. thoss seDtsnrphs sPpes containing statement
nature oithe distress existing in ireland q; the time. ard
the.Eocessty Of Immediate relief
TIL. vas responded the ad Of tha, mosth, by sub
.cplons to the amour, OF s5j M al AMI tho same day
public m.e,rr called at the Taberpsclo a, which Mr.
Van s,hsek presided assisted by ssse eODeoar'e Of Vice
President. at the head Of whom were VIM b. Astof and
Moses H. orinnen BY that citing Permanent Commit
tee appointed AleT addresses by the Right Rev Dr.
W.nisht Mr. George Griha PIesd-n, King OF Columbis
Coere III Rev Dr. Adams sud hr Philip Hone, general
standing Committee o. oil va, sppoihted with unlimited
pow-f' by tho 81 Of February 1893 these gent em.n 3y
their peIsons eIeOn had aised the SUN Of 30 "a in
soney pro,ilon. and clothing 70 the value Of $4,000
mssng ali tsG 90 "A OF contributions from this city and
State alone. -, q,
1hose contributors mostly al made BY individual
Efforts and made without religious di',ineiien The rfesby
,er. aud Episcopa4. quite es hDerA In their a4
yanc@ AZ on other where their charity was inv oked
All denominations IN fact were nsIunshs Ia the ehot
Moneys derived fon various parts Of the United State. were
sent 10 Nj. C-p. Committee, aud it was TO DO remarked
that this only very small part comparatively OF we
v, laden with relief cent 90 ireland, Of which npn
Der thirty .u 'en, f'om the CITY o. Ne" oet
wogds. were sent from Newt OAK IMAM from '"e "noo
IL would readily tia, this irsspective Of the
Of provision. out BY the Macedonian nom bos
ton In OF tie circumstances that these moneys we're
rsi.sd by the leading merchants 81 that time, he Vhe
.isr M ,he name, Of tho g.utemen whom hal been
proposed shoad be entirely cophded. and that
election he would state entirely bis own. msa- with
nr and according to his best JUDGMENT
The name, Of the Committee werr sead by h oConor
the Secretary follows: Joseph stgsF' Fsh ne9hsoy
VIM, s.sn Daniel Deylin Samuel Sloan, Charlie. NJ on
noy. VIM. redmond Eugene Kelly, John Barbour. John
Ths, ,inued the Csran discharge the Tsreulsr duty
imposed upon and would b. perceived from the nature
OF this selection that Il was made almost eheu'msy ron
members Of the mercantile class, {" =" ifom that class
that III most Efficient aid rendered on The occasion o. .ne
preyo appeal behalf Of Ireland TO the charity o. the New"
II The meeting thought advisable wiser to hsv. differ
ent dyerird selection 81 seneuen he should %
most happy 10 have the Ii, changed What, sid he, in con
| elusion) /, your opinion in regard 10 this ,, !,
better By dropping the last on that s TINS o"n o
adopting tina, Of some batter man
M DANIEL DHvLIs suggested that 1t Was not generally
known except como particular localities that tue people IL
i'1 Ths P~,spsSf At tho time tn. provision for the form.
tion OF his Committee made ws understood that u
Nj OOorusn was here and made ssteuen based on the
authority Of private coe.Poaden .hHt ne al.i': as pro
nu,,d ct ,hs, Member Of Parliament had shown In the
body which he elected. that there were Unity oofo
per. inqusss In arising out Of death Rom starvation
OotpAs rsp-.ted his previous statement aud added
sons other things that he had recently received su,heh
gence that Ia the Cosnty Kilkenny whieh !. re
r-rded Of the richest IA the Kingdom much
iet and satisfied that in the South and Vest he ls,
ius was a. great In 1896 though les 10 extent o"csu
At tho dscr-aso In n. population Ito believed TINS was
.. In which the aid OF Irhmen In America WA nee'
nav IL wu true that 5000 In all had been collected To-
tbs purpo.e ard sent to the hsnson-H ouse Committee
Dublin bot he believed that large portion OF that bad oeei
sent tho servant giri. snd Tue iaooahs s' % ~
required BY this Cemittse would not be conned
| " any particular LOCALITY A., .,,., .v .f o..,,r,
the emergency another committee oe t.n, snSx y.
.onointrd Al which the collections IN oil the tethoie
Chrrhe In city be appropriated Tor tho inh heef ruhd
H. arcnrTIRr Understood that the Executive COMMITTEES
MA. an pouted TO the Society the necessity oil tnAs
Ocessionsy a. the Society might deem II drsnDs they
suggeoDs but the Committee was 10 DO ana DO
yiss the carrying out Of the work .
Mr. Ot}onsAs moved that Committee OF ore he ap
pointed the puIpo,e Of preparing statement U'ns re-
liable Information the actual condition VI the Tish people
Inc extent Of their need and the Of their suffering
the present dine. lie suggested the propietJ oil cobhdns
the ta.k TO Mir Johr Savage.
i Carried unanimously. oo
Despite their Remembrance Judge DAILY and Jutfe OCon
M, were added 10 the Committee oico members
list Of ubc who had at. nd-d OF tbs and previous
| me stiBgs then put on record
On motion Of SIR OUohAAs. the Secretary w&s requisites
to cal papers the fact that MI Joseph
Mr. joss HEsSrssEr said that the famine would b.
d increasing Ia intensity during the summer months ane
sent from this country bad been diver o be thought the oe
way would he 20 worn once and send the money
4 the Archbishop Of Tusm- 4,
Aner some from Senator CorsoLLr and others ht
meeting adjourned till sdnesdsy next In order 10 give MI
1 Ssvses time 70 prepare As sisssnsus