The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-11

An Eloquent Speech.

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RICK. the following toast was drank:
ireland. Fyrsak-n. nos forgotten He
children. scattered through many lands, IN ioV
ing men.ory revisit her to-n'ght
Rtcu.ap O'GoRnAs. Esq, was called
n,on 10 respond, snd delivered the follow
ing eloquent speech:
Before address myself. sir. TO the toas
you have proposed. let me frs. congratu-
late this Society on The very good use i
ha. made Of Its funds during the last year
You remember when our Irish soldiers. II
oil .dience to the call of the nation, slarteC
en- shor, notice for the defence OF Wash
ing,on, they l-f. their families 10 our care
anj sn happy. on behalf of The Commit
tee in all OF the 60 h Regiment, TO ac-
knowledae the receipt Of ss73 from ,hi
Society for The relief Of the faniIies o
these loval men (apPlaa-e) An equa
amount, believe, has been contributed by
this Society 10 the sIuipmen, of The lrlsf
Brigade (applause) This .hows, think
that although seventy -igh, years Of nge
,bi. Society /. still in full vitality. and ha'
q heart and hand and apurse for every
honest Irlshman {appiause
You have asked me. sir, TO respond 10
,he toz., OF Ireland What response sho'd
Al Trirbman make to that toast !-1ha'
better response can make ts 1t than wa
expressed in the glad cheer that burst from
every true Irish heart when that hsIiowsc
name was uttered There is magic 10 US
Irish born men, in the word Ireland. L
conllre> mp 10 u> old memories, old friend
ships, thoughts Of he dear cd times gone
by. Of scenes OF early happiness. becoming
vesr by EAR, As We grow Older, me lowed
and besu'ifrd in all the sunset glorle- Of
the I,a>L (appladse.) canno, speak about
Ireland do not wear ny heart upon
my sleeve Eaough for me 10 say that.
born upon irish soil am an lrishman
(continued sppIause.) Sprung from the
ancient people Of ths. Island, with that
people. their snff.rings, thel struggles,
their traditions. their memories and their
unconquered hopes, he fate of NY rae ,
"a Wei a. ny o~n fate. has ever been anti
shs'I ever T. lnf-rvoy"n (great applan>~) J;
xrt 4. he Geruan loves lhr k!inelan,i-
.;.,
mountains, trne re:upe- of freedom. rals-
their icy peaks ike spires into the * es -
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return u>uigii 80 NV iear neihef Isle
(gre4. te-ilng) know, -ir, here was
once i II.ue ~.r-n riie avuWai have made
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brow If ror.., .,t,nr mus, s.i.I be- honorpd
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air rn, ter.,,.. v. Insh, have not All
came h.re .sr,uy kid gloves and presen>
tim, d,nlnna of = university education
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