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I'VE honor the Patriot"
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and, underneath, the following
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Presented TO the r. T. Moaghor Club,
January TO- 1858, by Committee
Of Ladies' Favorable TO thor Cause
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SECOND DIVISION.
James SandCord IN. D. John Tucker q. 81
Marshals. Aids John Metiulre, Francis kielty,
Peter McGinnis John Corcoran, Dominic Lynch,
Hugh Brady.
Band.
ANCIENT oRDER oT ruRKRNIANs or NKw YoRK.
This body made an imposing display, with
their many handsome banners and their splen-
did regalia Of groom and gold. At the bead Of
the body walked the general officers, as follows;
John Mctiuire, q. T.. Patrick Doyle, G.. V. r..
John A. kinny, q. 5. Patrick Kerfigau, A.
q. 5. Timothy darcy, q. 4.
Ait'r these camo tho Society, in II Divisions,
rs follows:
DIVISION No. 1.-Wm. Fitzpatrick, presl-
don't; Thomas kenyan, V. T.. James Gilman
lin, Sec; Michael Rattery, Asst Sec. Hugh
Murray, Treas.
Their banner WAS drawn by eight grey. horses,
On decorated car, Displaying the "Stars and
stripes" of the United States. On one side OF
tho banner wero the figures OF Washington and
Lafsy etc, with an allie sorica device Of shield
surmountod 10y an egsls, and bearing emblems
IMPLYING the uriou Of ireland and America. On
tho other side were the figures OF O'Connel and
Sarsllcid. with harp drsped with the American
flag, and surmountcd by an eagle, with the 10.
gend--
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Path, Hope and Charity
- Under these we Conquer"
Observation-Disclosures.
DIVISION No. 3.-Geo. IIaburn, Prest. J.
Maliou, V. Pres. A. Herman, Sec. bar ney
Murta %, Treasurer.
Thor hRnror had on ono Bido st. Patrick and
the Maid Of Erin, with tho notices
"Lo, fh,ndship llourish."
:" We visit the SICK ard Bury the Dcad." :
On To other side va. Brien Byroimho in COM
ploto AImor, with the Legend
LOT min fememner the days Of :
Bisn tho Brave
DiyrsroS No. i.-Micha,l McMahon, FROST;
Thomas h,arr-, N.P. James Mccarthy, Sec.
Owcn koonAn, Ast. Soc. Donl KoUan, Trea-
sursr.
Banner having on one side an allogorical rop-
lesentation Of Sarsfold destroying he enemies
of Ireland (undor the form Of ssrpen) with
the Inscriptions
"IIo was Irelands Glory, and tho Terror
Of her Enemies" =:
On the other aide was representation OF
Charles Carroll, on Carrollton, signing the
Declaration OF Independence, with the inscrip-
ton
"We Honor the Heroes of &c.
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DIVISION No. 5-Michael Dohsrty, Presi-
dent; James Fegan, V. r.: John Milan, Soc.i
John McGrath, Asst. Soc; Edward Dignan,
Treas.
On tho front of the banner was large harp,
surrounded by wreath OF laurel. On tho ro-
verse VIA depicted tho Good Samaritan, with
the inscription
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. I'VE WHIT tho Sick and Bury tho Dead"
DHIaIoN No. G.-PAtrick Clancy, President;
Gw.r llant, V. r.; MStthew Mcfarland, Sec.i
James Tscry, AT. See; Michael Gillen, Tres.
TG1'bsr ner hsd on one side St. Patrick preach
irg a. Lara be'ors the King and Druids Of lro-
'au', v''h 'he iuscrption-
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"wo suppport the sick and bury the Dead" {:
On the o,hs- side was iguro Of Marshal Nc
lIsaon, star ding Jy the Harp Of lirin, with the
legend
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Here am, and hore shall remain"
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DNIJoN No. t-Bartholemew Quinn. Presi-
don't; BERNARD X. Murphy, '. FL Patk Camp.
bell, Sec.i Rody Mrn, Ast. SS,rotaryi Timothy
Coleman, Treas.
On The Cront Of tho banner were S.. Patrick
..ng U,b.rt Errn,,r. suD,rrtiu', an Irish lin
sIImoun, ed Nv tbg AmgIic an +, ,.l,und,rnsItb.