The New York herald., 1863-07-18

The invitation Of the venerable preae has been already
extensively circulated that there necessity tore
produce here. The design Of the Archbishop was TO
meet with the Catholics Of the metropolis to give them
his views their dutes Christians and as cit 1ens IN
reference 10 the civil bros which have agitaed the city
for the past week. The people were but too glad 70 near
the well known voice OF their esteemed father, and at
designated the and adjacent streets were
thronged by from every part Of New York Tho
Archbishop accompanied by the Rev. Father starrs v
g. and number other clergymen, soon after appear
ed on the balcony house and addressed the people
SPEECH OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.
MEN OF Nxw YoRK-1hcy call you rioters cannot see
a riotous face among you. loud cn eers.) call you
New York. and not gentlemen, because gentlemen
10 threadbare, q term 1t means nothing positive
daughter and applause.) Give me men, and know OF
my knowledge that n this city invaded by the
British any other foreign Powerthe Archbishop here
paused gave few suggestive mods OF his head which
elected loud hurrahs and general cheering and called forth
cries Of Quick work, then, sir pI tell you the deli
cato ladies Of New York with their infants on their
breasts would look for their protection 70 men, more
than to gentlemen. (Applause) This Is no reason why
you shonld not be gentlemen also; for there rs no
contradiction betve the two terms address you TO-
day by my own choice No one has prompted me- II
could have you anywhere should have gone, even
aYoar right enough as You are MAY we never see tho
day but you'll live ong) Ny limbs are weaker tnan
my lungs "a voice-"More's the pity; may M you soon
TO see you "a voioc-"And its good strong family,
sure, tina, you have before you" Cries OF shut up
You have met such quiet and good order though that
does not surprise for is only what should have
expected. (Hurrah hurrah) do not address you IS
the President or the Governor--fA voice. Your
greater than either sir greater thln the Queen -
Mayor, military commander. No. address yon
as your father GA greater nder than them ALL y
lam going the question that has brought
about this unhappy excitement. II is not my business.
But ior myself you know mat am minister ?, Goa.
who, in your trials in years past, you know do
serted you. (Cres OF "never-never' with my tongue
hxrx. and
shall do to the end long you ght, and hope
you are not wrong lApplause.) am not a runaway
hurran''1 Il has been perhaps calaity, ba,
do not regret il. | never WIS conscious o. fear
till the danger was over-("That's good land then
have sometimes become nervous Qaughter) cannot
for the law Of God forbds it'll cannot 0ght for
in just cause oi can stand by you, and can advise
you, and can die with you. (Hurrah and chesrs) Now,
have said that should into the question Of
the grievances that have created this unhappy excite
ment in New York. have no doubt there are some
real and quite convinced many imaginary be
cause In this world everything Is comparative. ]
NO on s Ino% O e tn ina, nat
face OF tho earth that have not greater griev-
ances than we can complain OF. after all "A
voice, That's true.') Everything s comparative,
and changes do not always imply Improvement There
is great difference But when my eye back 10 the
land Of my nativity and when think OF MS expressions,
when see tho fertile West and South OF ireland and
cattle browsing the ruins of the cottages o e noble
people tina. once lived there! thank God 'ha. ! am
try where At least such tyranny practsed ppause
You Irshmen your enemies say the rioters are
rioter csIhats so") Not am minister Of peace "a
voice, Eve all men Of peace) hope SOL hope So
you indeed Catholics they have reported proba.
bly, 10 my feelings then am Catholic TOO Cloud
and repeated cheeang know perfectly well that except
under CO and mscobc option grievances
though all for instance myself cannot fsthom them u
their roots and hbrcs aware that the people viii get
uneasy sometimes; yet ! do think that every man,
troubles too, and my pereecutionsand think with the
poet that it is better to bear patiently and especially be-
Inconvenience that may have to submit To- rather
than % rush upSn evils that wo have not yet wisss @
y a' the : MY a1s despo sncas
they call themselves constitutional, as in England,
they are not fhe Iess despotc on that ac.
count. But in those countries where whether the
rule be right wrong the whether he bo fool or
wise man, must occupy the throne-tlaugher and ap
pause relief for oppressed people except
in revolution Now. revolution Is desperate thing 10
any country and never knew any country TO
get out Of revolution better than when went into H.
But in this country We have not the kind OF revou
ton Here the constitution gives the right to the people
to make revolution In quiet and orderly manner every
four years. Is this So Yes yes, and loud laugh
teri Well there neither boodshed violence In this
revolution They peIt each other they carry on the war
OF the carnivalS ("No, Do"l You go up and down the
Corso In carriage probably masked and proba-
bly, not aud you pelt each other with some pomposty
Perhaps the missiles used sugar plam,-1key are
sometimes caIed-but they are not sugar pums-they
little crumbs of -four rolled into round masses some
times colored and sometimes not. daughter This is
what 10 do-thcse what we must make avails
bic. The same constitution that makes the govern
mcnt-f speak not now Of the Governors-(appiausel
states that this ls the special foundation which
pus not be destroyed II s the right Of the people every
lonr years TO prove Or dsproye these thngto correct
amend the superftrucure. az the printers say Any
Particular sppersructure Is not especial necessary
let them preserve the foundation, and let the American
people their wisdom build their superstructure
every four years at least But they say, take away
the foundation. II do, what shall you and have
y cling g a. the best form . human government
(Appause.) ! am too old now TO seek for an
other home and country than the one have
wish 10 cling 10 the Old foundations of this
one. But want the men who may constitute the house
keepers Of the supersructure TO be the right kind of
cloud appau-e.) However have no opinion On this
subject "a rough voice from the crowd'fet the nig
gers siay In the souihl'iJ am politician: but you
all know that everything IS IN the hands OF the supreme
government Of the United states and the majority u
them whether they make bunder not, in syE-
of legislation II they eiected, have right 10
govern and | am always ready 70 be governed
pardon men loud laughter ~ may cah you children
there thing, question: which wish 10 ask you
give me u ask your counsel on another point am
nearly done but Il you willing 70 hear me, as Arch
bishop Of New York, am willing 70 give You word ~
advice. Applause have not seolied you, no hope
you would and do not deserve ". But will con
clude with the observation with which ] began
that | have 10 this audience
one singl, countcnance that appears 70 %
be that ~ that could be called rtoter. (Ap
plause Then Ia this business 10 20 on, Are we 10 be
kept In trouble, Is not every man bound for his
sake web for the sake Of his neighbor and Of The
city which he lives. TO become, IN his own mod dest
way preserver of order and u p@aces (Cries OF
sir and loud applause) Now have been told, and 1
have in the raper- that little property has
been destroyed I do hot say by you. hope not
But remember the snecdote d lady who had little
boy about seven years Of age, and che said TO him,
"Comc, my darling, II II time t. get ready 70 to
church "Weil," the child answered awell ma,
willing 70 go wherever You 60 but 10 gons u church
what " the user Well, that the expression Of
chih and ! hope he has learned better since hut ~
property be destroyed what Ia the II must be all
PAID for. ny whom, BY you and every body
What N the use No, no-Do, let careful ~
because property eau be repaired bot II lives are
os the departed soul cannot be recalled from other
world. Although in case of any brouo oe-a virsent
assault uIon your rights withou, ,rovocaton T. TIip
hin hurf ah ihatr Il lmy motion Ia, tLsti every man
has right ceend his shaniy II more cries of
we VIM and ehe~fs lor his house, or his church. oud
hnrrAhslat the rpk ~ his lte. But the cause shDuld
he always }ust--muzt be defensive, not Aggressive
nv the bye will you permit nse 10 give you advice.
(.ye9, yes that's what came nsre for Well, 10
YOU know what my advice would be- Will express IL
briefly II would b. y d not suffer much my
feelings by these reports, BY tbesc caiGmnies a. hops