The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08

bear h God permits it, doubt, He permits many
things that We could regret Under The pressure that
ssss, upon every heart cohesive that sausass nov
have given little mite towards the object which
have In yiew-s2So (AppIause.) And, As they would
since (Applause.) Ladies' and gentlemen, ! win A6t
occupy your time. stand here tonight not to preAch
Ssrs wosS ss 10 the o. esp have done and
work like this which you have taken 20 generously IN
hand, charity sermon Is too small; the work
humanity by charity without distinction Of either creed
Or pary-(applAuss) )because even from the paeans
has stake In that humanity, and he ought to suffer
lttle " sympathy with II, at least But sympathy with
out out %corIespouding action amounts 70 very little. You
men, win not 30 much for each but you have noble
examples in the history Of this country In former "a
ns . There S 1ss 1as II % Ssnsss a..
feeling towards tha relief Of suffering fellow
ssa g Dgs. e. u. .s.s sss.s. sine: 'Ssa ;s
which now spsak dsd nos come under my own actual
S:vs Z i" ss's ss enc a.s: s% ~s
prsyaik N thai country, As have said would NOT
preaching : charity sermon have never spoken on
such - occasion without meeting sympathstic response
,n N sygy nssr l Bus . shs great work Ihave been
manifested in this city towards the suffering operatives
OF Hanehester. sunsrnG man in Manchester is
must say their credit hat the poor Of lsnchesssr
have behaved admirably, surrounded a. they are and
almost sxa@psd with .he wealth q capitaisis. can.
for the magnanmcus and liberal contribution which thsy
have made for the suasrlng workmsn Of Manchester.
Goals Of rs upon heads that did not understand what he
meaning Of beat cf that kind (Appauss ladies and
atmosphere about me hsre 70 prolong ny oSssrvascns
beyond the time had intended and WIN close BY sim
present an cannot Withhold ny T spprovai c1 he
thsy sast are not deficient q thss eoqusnos xSich VII
iysy sss9s charity end
OTHER srKDcHrs AND RESOLUTIONS.
Ine meeting was next addressed BY Joseph DAILY who
one socisy br he cause q Ireland IN this cy W,,h1
the past week. the sum Of e21 SEQ. (Chssrs).
q %s s.s. ~ .adr: re-: sssa: e 1sa Is: r.
'oMne ~ ~ e@ >s-sSs .s.ssssts~N~
Rs.Slved That tAs present. dsre.s u Ireland appees
s's sss a. y e
cause of America snce the foundation Of The republic
.Ss q as now os
That resolution said he, 10 not needed This people Of
America nave; A. ss. ssis so. sv gsVps s.S Sae
0pe0 - day 70 melting charity" (Cbeers)
me union between The Irish and the American people
0,'
Bravol There sDot chip which crbssss The Atlantic
from an Irish 70 American port which not q shut
q these two nasions now and forever united (Trcmsu
dous appsuse Ireland need not hesitate 70 acoept kind
nsssss from Amsrics fr at.sr 4. Y . Only the mother
y - fo! veal vhehsr b for woe, tho blood thss
shall roll throu gh the veins Of The American peopSs when
y, \ not mainly, IVsh biooa. (Bravo. Oravo.j
: hr: JONI McKIoxw was tho next speaker. he was fol
lowed by NJ p. H. hrsHAE, who offered the following
% = sss sSs as ' Of this
me ssnAEn rsnsrhsd that tho lss bad not bean ouy
opened, but had been headed BY man known 70 the
& S s.s oosd Sr BRING Sw snSst Ss
ssa ss.ssa as Ss s q s:1
nakon Of one thousand dollars
lnree cheers were called for and given for Bryan
NJ; VIZ. =: Ronnsou was tho next speaker HIS
speech ne sad was prepared one and consisted Of
NJ. JsHs BgrI.s snuouno.d ,.as stewards would 60
among the audience furnished with card and pencil and
receive contributions for the cause
SPEECH or GENERAL MEAGHER.
Sers were then % cal; ~ or nsasnsr and IN
received with rapturous welcome, admirer IN the
gallery conessng loudly that "he's the uoblest Roman
pressed how delighted be nnd that 10 the move.
ment tonight for the benefit Of Ireland the beloved
cheers for George b. Nccieilan.) Promp, as he bss
been, said General Meagher 10 come the rescue OF
Ireland with sword 10 scabbard, well know that one
would be reader than the young and gifted organizer OF
the army OF the render to Ireland
after another fashion more lasting and nober relief.
loud cheers) IN speaking thus feel full satisfaction
IN saying that have spoken the sentiment Of all that
remains Of my Irish brigade. (Chees) And 1t Is with
perfect truthfulness that beg you believe that II
the paymaster had been around lately | would have
been made the bearer Of substantial proof OF the CON-
passionate and generous love with which the irish sol
der, fighting the battles OF the United Statcs nevor
reases 70 think Of Tho land that bore him. and Of the
claim which her mIsfortuncs well her grandest asp
ratons have sacredly aud eternay imposed upon him.
tCheers)
The song ''where Liberty Dwells s my Couniry' was
next sung In magnificent style by two yourg ladies' Miss
Coleman and Miss Penelope Reed the New York Harmonic
society joining in the chorus.
Then there loud calls for Greeley and after come
line Mr.. HoCAcx GREELEY cano forward aud moved re.
solution In favor Of the good work commenced night
Mr. BUTfEa rend letter Of apology from Rev. Dr. Cum
nings enclosing donation OF $780, and then with the song
II the star Spanged Banner sung by of the young
aides AMI choruscd by the Harmonic Society the regu.
Tr4 Itrr a. Agtaa