The New York herald., 1862-07-26

sc~prre In the ancient paace the pride and power
:" have passed a~av-(cheers)-sinc 10 their own
eleiy heir own c'uraso their utter disregard II
Ire ~ the Dis la he ~ their dne- ths deci lafol Is
owins. which hive come here TO snaesvr 90
and ssce u shoG be the vshomo It desise a,ld the
tstsse ambition 4 every rishinls who has Chlr
w.shia him tn &C ybrstes 10 the tradto of That Od
Tyre aud martial ald his, LOS to permit IL lag,
viz dy embenasic OF the verdure Of il soil and tbs
immortality of rs faith, 70 bo compromised any
struggle in gssh is displayed. Ctheers.) srce h~e
hI hero this ght call upon my ryn
In this rity 70 throv themselves forward, ad pie gag
themselves IN lne and death to it, TO stand TO the last
by I'll oble little brigade which las ben trie
10 mil ry oath, trle to thu 70 ubllc, again
mi of weich IL strikes trae TO the promises oG u
iaLs g fliund. and true to the memories tho iriao
aud the hopes Of Ireland. (Prolnged app anse.y 6omo
my ntrym fling yourselves with 4 nero passl
,nto th0sarm,d lines oger which waves wi h achieved
admitted honor the itg that DO. NO in Aih
aad ilmph by the Neiil beyond the molntains and
the rords Of Uste against the staelss aud most stl
worth 70 the Irish racs( cheers THE tag which
hsw IN defiance IRON the Wa Is ol Lmerrca until ns.hsr
toweg of granite nor he irts oak uld avail for Life
and freed m-the nag which Robert Emnst-(loud
LIST ol the consecratei martyrs our RAGS,
Ia ished his wealth his genas his life, and above ALL
denied himself etc n;.ly the promised hal pness OF
home 70 liant with the light aud love OF VIE IN har-
mony with his own grand nature that he might plant
high alb The stronghold OF the enemy of his country,
AM from that ennenee announce to the world, through
the Hastings " emerald folds, the redemption uf
what IN history may be one of the oldest, but
which in resources, In hore, in faith, In heart in
all that inf and perpet iatss national vitality, will
be the youngest nation Of the world (Tumuuous
Gle ring) Come my countrymen one more elf lrt mag
unanimous and chivarous, for the republic, which, 10
thousands aud thousands Of you has been shelter,
home tower OF impregnabio security, pedestal Of
renown and palace Of prosperity, afef the Worrying
the scandals and the sipweck tna for the most part
have been many generations the impacabc destiny
OF our race. COM. my coundrymen, in the name OF
Richard Montgome died to assert tho liberty, and
In the Iane OF hnd jackson, who by tho
Eernal to uphold the authoryo tho nation As you ex
ut in the giantry OF james Sleds(cheers) land as
you put with The ghcst pride 10 the s,inch loyalty,
the patient courage AMI stern nerve OF Michael Corco
ram tremendous cheering)and AS each and a OF you
SAJuu cululto Their example, as you are inspired
by it, follow to the james river, and there
your fortunes with briga which, credit
aud glory OF Ireland, has ready, seven battle iads
proved s devotion % this epubiic under the command
and chletanship of The fearless, the ged, the iadon
table young general o. tile Army o the Potcmactele
"a Geoge ~ McCelan-(trcmendo cheering again
and ~ IN renewcdLo whom that army is th roughly
AMI .u.mousiy devoted-(renewed cheo. ing )-lnd
VIII great good heart has been It's praoD,
hls pc dd genius has been It's salvation II the most
critical ot tines
General Mcagher retired amidst perfect storm Of ap.
pause
The chairman having read a resolution rendering
veto OF thaks TO Coone Stevens for the Of the
mory General Mcagber again stepped forward and said
The oce for the Irish Brigade will be in the
Old place. $40 Bf aiway, and tomorrow va viii .'haus
OFT our banner o tho outward WALL" Ohce S.
The meeting then dispersed, cheering for Meagher,
Shields, Nc lelan ant turcOran.
IN following received by tho secretary of
the meeting but owing 70 the aeness ol the hour
not feid--
New yoRK July 23 1862.
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conla nos have the pleasure ~ speaLns a the NEE lug
ca! ed or ths evening regard to hs irish Bsdc If
Ca ion Is cacated 70 excite 10 the utaot the ctu
OF a. wgo have irish bo, d In their veins and
wiling such blood shold he poured out &e watr # III
achieved rs low be the perpsty, Prosperity and
honor republic. II expected that Ireland would
Ia The Present coatest and tat true ana their de-
and the Union Tns expectation has b. en- satisfied Every
battle d where the Oeit appeatel eAh b. e. Celtic nero
ISM ana hop the speakers o-nsh, viii not TAI 10 euo.
bravery OF the Scotch Regiment IN The rechi ba,ts i IL
quite cl-ar taI, Whatever may he nmae eject u the
spared to furnish fr the Potomac which
Cannot te defeated but whose progress may be marked by
be resisted s the event which Will al last norabe
esce on this continent and pro rcton to our pc 70 asast
When that demonstration shall have been eaec1ey made
tween sections OF our lnry IS TO presvf free
energies should be unrigy and generously devoted We
that the fyor force of irish read and
elcien' they have always been when called to
deadly conflict BY the love OF liberty. Yours. truly
% WAL STREET, NEW YORK. July "a isj2.
ANDREW CARR,GAN ESQ.,
irish Brigade. In order encourage speedy enlist
viii OF hundred more persona
giving every fshman who shall volunteer within tho
neat weeks. $25 ia cash. In addition the State and
Irish fellow citizens responded with prsseworthy prompt
aud in every action have mant,ned the reputation
wor. We ,ha. lhere traitors In nids,,
endcayorng check recrnp but Irshmen must no. be
the and which has shelored aud the goyernnent which
has protected them Let them rally then for the glorious
each any who SHALL within the next two weeks,
under the direction OF your furnish the
' recruits %M s';Psf JOHN 'csE