The New York herald., 1862-08-13

IA.
,ure' varied perhaps. by v~Iying eircums' ..aces,
through long and not entirely UNIFORM life <reserds
only say that whilst disclan, in s,ni,...ity
heart very large portion OF the .room lun.s that
have boon passed on me, AZ ts s'' e r,e remember
sy ass y 4 sc 's . aceomp cor @ IL i nave scse
au.o0tca Z ne n terms = s@o t,'te,u ono wAoss
perhaps sometimes the sdyereix OF conion liie My
80. .-st IS well balanced II praised have also been
against the other feel ought be the hum6est
the face Of the earth. thaux you, M Mayor for
your kind observations towards me- and thank you,
gentlemen OF the city oSCorkud tue precisely
bee Of that circumstance 'or which his Honor
ths Mayor si 10 apologize, namely, the want OF
sno 10 make the neeossary prcparati Tor my rccep
The reccFsion might have worn the appearance II
6ng less sincere and cordial had the time for prepa a.
been longer. 1t promptly on the first notice Of
arrival. That Is the kind OF reception think
:, aouorab. II there xas time il might be got up
- lhircry. (Laughier). This is Impulse (Cheers)
have heard in the course OF the evening auson made
tto catholic Church, which lately took place Rome;
ami cnstance which rsndsrs II tbs iiustrious
Is lh ac; tna they were not congrsgaed by authority
m ilo!y Father and sanity Pope cali him
flssog yug martyr, not dead for consider there is
marty ,iom of feeling well Of phs steal suiernghe
raartyr, and with that meekness, to which the
Mayor alluded, he did order assemble Rome,
bat ho merely expressed wish to if could
Ike to see you.n could not help sympathizing with
every word uttered by the Mayor swhen speaking OIL that
officer your ancient aud historic city but also because
he Is your representative In the greatest assembly, not
the entlre world, at least the British empire
Qaughter;) Though he Ghs Mayor has the conadencs
o. yon al in this city Of Cork, he s, must tell you,
s'ili better known in every city, in every town, in
states, where men read and wish to know
what is the condition Of Gods Church in every part of
the face OF the esrth especially the trials OF her visible
representative They know the Mayor of Cork better by
his book On Rome than. perhaps, by anything else.
Giear and cheers) But wiil be allowed 10 make
single remark in reference TO him, aud 1t is ths that
whether he be Mayor OF Cork representative Pariia
meat not the citizens and people Cork ought
Elnn--(greQt - a
heard of beoreor the book he wrote the
Heal of the Church, which is ascrbed, and believe
rightly, TO the Mayor (Great appRuse) Alusion has
also been made 10 the people Of Ireland II is not for
to occupy your time on this topic have known them
by tradition In early life, by my intercourse and expe
rence amongst them, aud since then have not ceased to
know them in another land and think that barring the
ha5ual earning of low recom,ense for prosttuted
talents sometimes of Irish growth, they would be
counted in tho main, and in the opinion Of ssnsi-
(Checrs) DO not now say nation, but people, will
not say this Of the gentlemen of ireland aone
you take delicate point it would be enough of itself
70 redeem all the other fangs to which they may be
liable. mean the female character the proud pure
character Of the Irish females, which they carry with
them wherever they go. Tremendous appause.) Gen.
temes this is topic would not choose to dwell but
York, where live the Mayor OF Philadelphia where
lived twelve years priest, ana all those
nectsd with the guardianship of public morals not
prepared TO hear any accusation against Irish female.
(Cheers) When the word "Irish' went before The
'femals,' they thought any accusation laid to their
charge was false. And If, in some Instances they
obliged to pass the censure Of the law them, they
always asserted 1t Of occurrence that Il
charge Of the kind should be brought against even
the humblest daughters Of Ireland cloud applause)
have seen the emigrants, some OF older and others
Of more recent transportaticn-I might call It So
than myself. I have watched theni-it was not
deliberate study, but my duties obliged me to do 1t. l
shat in Anssrca the Irish class stand inferior
any other. There have been moments when there was
exhibited some slight eaven of that evil which has de-
stroyed this land and when parties and societies
formed At one time 1t Mormonsm, another know
nothngsm, at another something ese, but the people
tvaI Ia1lt ithaca nd Gcad fhn u1,..,.
allowed the tomfoolery to go certain point
shen with scowI of public opinion they extinguished
IT, With tho exception have mentioned, the Irish stand
ss high, assert as any people in free country
{Chears When they arrive at the other side they en-
counter great difficulties The language TO be sure, is
the sans but there is difference in pronouhcng even
these words which spelt in the way here and
that spoten in Ireland me ss,io,.s bod Trar. nS
Rngand and the suicidal literature Of his country has
made its ody to America and has tainted tho minds OF
tho people there who read it, Bat when they come to
reflect and think over 1t they encourage merit
and sustain IL under every circumstance with an
sagerness we could not expect from those who not
rotated to We often hear Of emgrants succeeding
IN America, and of bad accounts coming home to this
country in consequence But tell you that II the emf
grant patience he be person Of sober habits
10 be cool, rejecting person, Industrious aud in tho
habit Of rising early and mindng his employment such
q man inevitably succeeds kaep an iastrncs %
kks contrcrv II, however, he emgrato and carry with
him false notions of thngsf he bo person who was
accustomed to rank in his country and expect be
put In place VI rank and emonmont imme iatcy
his arrival nc is sure to be dis appointed And this first
process and trial certain be repeated his after
lie he will be found TO cling to his idea until he
expsnds penny he has in the world But If he
ceed in his first enterprise he will continue succeed
and will give you example Of this. |
knew man who was employed as porter las
he callsd) in store and had u early in the
morning sweep out the place, Glenn the windows and
g. messages. have seen that afterwards at the
lead Of the establishment and knew him to be rated
half million dollars. (Groat cheering have never
known Of industry Of perseverance, and deter
min lion 10 ail IN America On The contrary, even
shoud such men fail after the FIRST second or third en-.
tosrise there are those who are ready TO lend them
when man is down. shows desire rise, returns
bis bad habits and gives TO drink II 20 drown his
grief and misfortune, he most certainly will mot succeed
Sacn case hoSever Is the cxcsptioa ana not the ruo
in America know thee in this country what
called plains praries where the cottages Of the poor
swine. The poor is not there bat where he9
can trace hin lie is in the West q ne United ssae-
soaier afraid @ ha1ng his collage laken from
Aim, noW The o'a.cr Of his section Of land
what was until lately government land and the property
the government and even lately the rroprie
or Of Il under the government protection allowed 10 do
pleased with IL. (Applause) 50 that between
and the swine which feed on the spot that rises In
The vcrdancy of the plains by the luxurosness of its
,agc that and his present occupation what
has befallsn has been to the by kind and
nevosnt Providence (Hear, hear) But wherever he
from Ireland he carries with him aed hcrits the
ah which this island distinguished In Tho early
period Of the Church-vhercycr he goes whether 1t be
and devotion his Church. by which Le can raise him
eif the respect ~ all who know him f;rea cheer
ng) Gentlemen, nave detained you too long, talking
pa theso topics. (No no) You vii. permit TO
lcde with expressing my sentilnents OF respect and
gratitude to the inhabitants OF Cork, b. whom have
nov the honor 10 be entertained.
A voug>-You deserve IL. (Cheers)
HIS GRACE continued-Amongst others TO whom his
or1r tho Mayor alluded being the instruments in
america Of promoting the extension OF religion, few
orve their origin from Cork. And in that hemisphere
bough they not all in the United States, count
rchbshofe who call thems elves Cork mcn and they
and an honor TO Ireland and ought 70 he rsmem
bored The Archbishop OF Cincinnati Cork The
archbishop of Halifax In the British Provinces. is Cork
nan aud there another who lately resigned his occ
through III health, DR.. 0'Conncr, OF ptisburg. He
ox man, rather from the county, Cork-Nalow
Ssv sRAL GENT ENKN--Colk.
fis GRuE-And be assured that have scarcely had |
e observe the progress and extension Of religion In
ny own dioccses. Things go " from day 10 day. Ny
hought is not what dono, but what is 70 be done.
Eenr, hear) Our Catholic people Of New York have
rafe secure themselves and their chill