, 1863-09-04

:, The proceedings / have Just related haye
been Kept secret. and will not be diyu]ged
until Jed. Davis proclamation, submitt}ng
tie whole matter to the people, is Issued.
REVOLUTION ;Tz1REArEx.
ED IN IRELAND.
Monster Meeting to Protest Against
Public Wrongs.
From the Dno1in Daily Expressly g.
A. monster meeting of Irish NatioualIsts
Wss convened On Saturday, on the heights Of
S1ievnamon Mountain, county Ttpperayy. a
locality rendered historical during tie repeal
oeitatiou Of 184S. On the highest point Of
tie Mountain is d rock which ever since that
reried has been known By the name Of
s.Neagher's Rock" and this 1t mas determined
should Ec the rallyiDg point for the great na.
tionalist meeting Of Saturday. Tie .unfayoy~
able character Of the weather prevented large
numbers who would otherTiEe have attended,
but about 700 were present, principally OF the
iaboring class. On the topmost pinnacle Of
Of tie mountain nas aag Of red, white, and
green, on which an Irish harp Without the
crown was depicted.
1t about / o'clock Charles ]. Kickham.
Esq, cf Mu1linahone, was called to preside.
lie sald the object Of the meeting was, ia
cease until they had achieved the independ.
ence Of 1eland. [Great cheers.] In the
meantime, the NationalIsts Of Tipperary were
ready to give aid to any uon-par1iamentary
movement which WIS likely to do good to
the poor, oppressed and down-trodI den ten
s1ts,atwi1l Of Ireland. [Hear; hear.l He
did not belieye that the cause Of Irish IA
making. Nyou crowded every mountain top
AID proclaimed Jour wrongs in language the
most pathetic and passionate that ever fell
from human lips-lf you pro7ed the Justice
cf your claims By reasoning the moat con-
yincirg, and hurled defiance at the Saxon In
words the most vehement, for how much
would your wall or your defiance count in
the minds Of English statesmen, rulers, or
people? Would English statesmen tremble
lcst the machinery for the destruction Of the
Irish Lation-whlch It has taken GOO and odd
years to bring to perfeetion-might recoil
on the hands that moved it? Would the
chiya1rous Frenchman, wondering over past
In tie t1animels cf an intincere and unna.u-
raj alliance, would bis eye kindle at yoar
words and his heart beat with the antIcipa.
lion Of brighter and more Fyelcome glories
tim Solfesfno aud Magenta? Would tha cit
izen of the great Western nation, maddsued
BY the destruction Of The great free republic,
and surg By the bitter Insults Of the bitter
foe Of tbat republic, would he cross the At
lentic and at ono. hiow disctarge debt Of
vengeance and OF gratitude, and establish u
republic upon a basis which would be ever
lattiug2 Would the Irish patriot himself &C.
cept Jour words IS an assurance that the hour
was approaching when be would be Summon
ed to 3 war to which lie would hasten as to a
bridal! No. Their words would produce
none Of these results: aud why was this?
Was it not because Irishmen h.d been known
to assemble In their might, and, after vowing,
with hands up1ifted,. they had eepafa.ed TO
rush terror-stncken to the emIgrant ship or
lie down AID die patiently ct hunger? Hear.
hcaF.] lfIzishmen weald serve their country
character; they must copy the examples SIT
by other oppressed people, and begin In
earnest 10 woo the goddesa Of Freedom in the
only way In which She over would be won.
a voice: :. .Husrah for the Poles, Us an ex-
ample" (GEeat cheering.
had been requested to propose the following
resolution, and he did 80 with his whole
heart, because, Is m elector Of TipperarY, he
.rever Intended, aud be thIs day pledged him
self never to exercise the Fa1try privilege OF
giving vote to seEd . member to the British
paIlisn'en The resolution was as follows:
Etso1.xd, That parliamentary agitation in
this countsy: be discouraged aud diseountc-
nanced, innsmuch Us al hopes Of 1edrcssing
the wrongs Of Ireland, Snd. saving her from
ntter ruin, through the agency Of the London
Parliament, are now and forever more sense
less ard illukory. By all true Irishmen these
wrongs arc felt more keenly than words can
describe, though means Of rcdressfng them
for tho present Wehaye not In our hands; but
We watch and walt for thc1r coming with
eager fope, resolved, az God may aid us, to
grntp them. when within onr reach, and to
Ese them as the means Of our salvation. In
Lc otEer land In the wcrld Was love Of couu-
Ar n%% L. +
Eneestd at but IL I1clsnd:: [Ae.r-] An Irish
man might fight for Polish liberty, he might
fight for the Italian people, be might fight for
North or South America, but he must on1Y
talk Of ireland; and. he must talk, too, in
parliamentary style: [Hear, hear.1 Behold
poor Ireland to-day In the agonies of exter-
mination aud e1ilei Look At her brave sons
aud Virtuous daughters flying away from the
land Of their blth. Our children 70 agn5 to
fight the betf1es of 'erery country but tleIr
own, lRtaEtl Did, they demand anything
unreasonable: ::.No: They merely demanded
what was gigen til eyery Eogliah COLONY
.e1f:goYeInment, selElegts1a'ion.. Ye! they
merstcn raid, In hts place 10 the House of
Commons, that he. would not interfere be-
tween 1ritlmeu, but would let them fight
their battles ont between landlord and ten
AIT: [Hear] MOI England cared nothing
fer ireland, and the British Minister did not
GS = nen - ."enAy "autul4a "ete sust osy, Or
y HILL al.J Featan1s were auog ier every ono OF
A voice-There would want to be more Of
them shot. fHeAr, hear,1
Another yoice-So- there will. ECbeers,
and cries Of Down with the landlords"
,.ctaa r. tba s,ma snnnt " KS h1;a.s
{v1annv. @ ~ and ~ re.secntion 'thst M the nniartn..
nate Irish race had been satjected to in this
country. l"Hear," and awfIi yelllng.] But,
~ s.w thousand honest he.rts6 Il thet ,nost.
I'M r;,h tHe renrcsentattvss II n m naoTs
1S,, ~, 4i,as 4or,5 rn.Le n,oaa, 49, uc
th-3r eo;ntrr lies hnnnd ma h1asdin1 ~ f4ho 4ho
faofstcoj Of their onpresso1 t3,ev wop;,J rever ~
rost@fhat Rritfst rTfe VA a n;iIow ~ Lh;ah
hishmen Would ns7er rest. 1Itar.3 IT He Ia
cs1leJ mon fi1en, ts counseI their comrodse
sni, brothers tn stav At hnn,e and mi he ~.
irgto AmerIea. "!
Vnic.-stThnv r,i11 rama b,c1r >, rH...1
Wr. GIl-They viii como ,acF Win = yenl
etauce. I hope, {or fhereisa . Inst God IN haav.
En-. and there ara degrees renisfered thst
t,iihfni mora1 ma. virfnona Ieoafs ~ st.@IS +he
Ir;.% hs;re sqsr hs.a "n III p5o, 70 sne
sga1ntax ~ nope, ana resolves @ never to lie down O.
MI sid fhat ~ nennat ~ s one dav r. anntbar ~
rive them chance Of deliyerance. m That the
5Ay OF our de1iTe'ance may be at hand We pray
1ts;a 10 nsnyaa tnhs aa oe3 pn sno tunmH o. 1nls
TIT it Was Intended to hold a serles Of NJ.
tionallst meetings on the mountains Of Tip
Fera1y, arg Re ea1led on the Irish Nationa]ists
IA ~ r. shnw aau pso
lot TO lick he rod which bound them to tic
dust. He concluded amid loud applause,
Iho fesola.ion was seco2oeo oT Mr. kode-
f'gH Mr n Einnertv a vouD0 Nationalist. who sta-
ted That be hn2i come from tie North Riding,
OF Tiprerary, next addressed the meeting ii