The New York herald., 1863-12-01
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER ], 1863.

sss sn,oynens Of their national music as
ss ~ % NOV % ss.n ns Mhas sr ~ Inc ancient
race renains; while even % the poorest and lowlsee
hearth one spark Of the ancient nre lies smouiderng
win break again In lame and revolt apd eternal pro-
Test sesns oppression until, in Gods good time ustce
shall Be done between the wropger and the wronged, d
.S. = ho ssI ration no matter bow strong or ch Or
proud bs, thas covots tho dangerous inheritance Of
srsacSsd sAs ,~osia spssI ~nea sbe body he has
ssssosd lies cold and notionless before him The soul
still hvss, and Iaehs hs gny wre.ch his ever present
thoueh avengeT dogs his Footsteps sits by him
at the board and turns his errimen 70 horror 80 With
the nations that live and thrive upon the puuder aud
secure never lay down he sword never look 70 future
that not black with plotting conspiracy rebellion and
bOOdshed and tortured by the dread Of final defeat and
For Freedoms battle, once begun.
Bequeathcd by bleeding sire 10 son,
Mr. OGorman thus concluded amid loud applause
Bu! think near some one say what . Poland 10 Us,
this world neither men nations can east altogether
for themselves aoDe-we must either mutually help
mutually burt one another We are al ous branches Or
that srps leaf bossom tends 10 chill aud weaken
and wsher all Even Pagan philosophy recognizes this
"Jioso ,e ntH htndnun a mo diiesiua piRo''"I
kind can be Indifferent me.n Shall CHRISTIAN syInpa-
know we eau do but little 10 help Poland The voice
Of IS not heard in the conclave Of ma
tons We have nothing 10 oner but good will !;
and yet that is something Great rivers filed
by little brooks and scattered as we are over many
from end 10 end Of the earsn ana earnest words coming
straight from the heart, co farther than cannon shots
nS un % DO r Snare wy s.
But let her do 10 within her confines. Tney
are broad enoush eayen knows for all possible devel
turn Asia where she can be Of somS service civa
toD she is herself AsiacAsiatc in race, language,
relg traditions habits and form government Let
ber amb seek It's legitimate the East
teach cyiiity kindred tribes barbarous than
sp,endor OF Oriental fespotsm. But With Europe,
sbe has no affinity. 10 European progress she
can give no bcp. European civilization would
let her have her own aud enjoy IT, Russia for tho Rus
slams France for the French England for the English,
a OIcar, hear, and iaud applause.) This liz tho true
secret of human growth OF
each people after their nature following their
inherent Instincts, and adapting themselves aDd their
habits and their career 10 such pecuares of ana
soil. citrate and production accident has
tbem This il national Independence Capitalization
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the weak by the strong-hs
is The foe of civilization The Zoe OF progress the servant
OF barbarism and desoation against this Poland
IL arrayed may Heavens arm strike on her side
the sympathy OF all good men attend hcr for The Of
Poland is the cause OF man (Applnuse)
Mr.. J. N. HARRINGTON then came forward, holding Q
black flag with deaths head Inscribed il. He said.
Ladies and gentlemen On behalf OF tbe rish--an Irish
lady rebel and her rebel husband John D. Hughcs have
the honor TO present to Irish rebel flag II Is Irish
!Ddependencelberty or desth This the flag carried
by the greatTord Edward Fhzge ad--sn Irish rebel who
fought for Irish liberty We OF Ireland tho land that
gave birth b, Sobeiski and Kosc'slo. Koscusko tho
first soldier and patriot II the American sru2ge Pulaski
who died beneath the banner consecraed liberty by
tho hands OF Polish nuns and IN that death eonsccrtns
the liberties Of America The blood stained of Ss
vnnnah am proud or my irish race, for
of liberty for Poland But when the people of New
York uniting in receiving the representative o Russia
Thought the ceposph erected by chvaric students
OF West Point " the memory OF Poland great American
in It's quiet grandeur rsfcctng crcdt on American srai
tude-not Ike the Deyilinate children OF to-day. But
that will change some day. and America viii become
led HDlar oh. he.
Ireland wishes her. NIsf
Count ". H. KoLuxowsSu, the Polish epre.eniaive IN
Washington received The Tag 10 few English words Of
thanks aud then 10 the olsh language spoke eoquenty
10 the Poles present. HlrCFA fHrtf
in Polish and with much emphasis. We can only give
mis- closing retDarks-Ponnd ust and shall be freei
in,erest OF ali furope 10 rsroce we owe lnSsad vsSv
little gratitude In her saht committed Tho
Poland erased nom the map q the world and. evse
more. b, her approval was popuston oi twenty .twe
we can ssS thai our "r,fcsscd trends have them
selves riveited the letters OF our slavery. Even
at presept All alter ..o 80 many trials and espe. %
path and; admitting the violation ot roates,
convinced that the obsinacy OF tho Northern tyrsntsnc
ther acknow lodges knows hove 10 respect nernaton
al conventions, Europe, thrice sironted, bows humbiy
before the Car seeking, by way Of Congress, 10 find
new medium Of salvation. The void phrase Peace -
which ~ reality has been trsrastng war, shall be
aimed for the sscre struggle % couDfry where tho
soil becones every day covered with new corscs OF her
brave where men women and cbiidren foreibiy
taeu proscr bed ana sent u siberia m the foul prs
ons; where over thousand villages aud nnurnerabe
h0nesteads by order Of the Car turned heaps
of rubbish and ruin where our mothers sisters
hung or Ignominio1sly trelied where the mrrderous
hands of Nnrayiss Annenkows, Bergs and many otber
satraps pierce aDd the hearts o the Polish
patriots. When the soldiers OF freedom, alter ten
months Of desperate combat have other except
those wrested nom ibeT iD"s when the erce ally OF
Russia-the approaching winter-giyes u them the icy
eirth IS bed anf the severe storms o The North ne
cover-a this time u look for decision bys Conference
ssk every one, who has yet -i,ark OF humanity 10
hs bosom, II ,hf The procssed assistance 10 Poiandf
Truly, weyosess the syfnp ihies OF al the word. Eyen
people ~ Australia speak fJr Tosnd. Truly. every
ol us has found au sm,cabe hand pressing him 20
sympathetic bosom. Sti the midst o. misfortune aud
suffering exile, 90 not -g pity tor Poland rity
begssr, but iustce, and Only Insiice m l treated
nation Of martyrs o. a nato, which mas done 40 ruch
Tor humanity the sream- Of whofs innocent oood would
zuce 20 obilieraie the of all the world Justice
America in whose memory the names Of Washington aud
kOsciusco viii be everlasting relics. still continue 70 fol-
low baseiess traaitionsry sxotiscni policy viii they
be free like Themselves LEI them suppress longer
Their boons those feelings which the dictates Of their
hearts. let them awe Tree atcrsnce TO their thou rhts
and The voice o. Tree pelpe si isl IKE tbunderboit
on the Gar and Poland wil.bess them Cor ever
hr JosS o MAHosKy. ~ very brief speech. mex, oc
cuped the attention of tue meeting. He expressed the
warmest sympathy for Poland and hoped that rshmsn
everywhere would do 80 too the cause Of Poland the
cause oi liberty throughout Tho world.
Mr ToEDrE spoke eloqgsuiy Of the wrongs and suffer
nss Of Poland The conduct of Russia towards this grand
old nation he regarded arOcus 10 the extreme Po
land represented liberty aod progress Russia tyranny
aud rerosreson. 10 FACT the of Poland not
alone but that OF all humanity. In .Gc struggle
America must take her part snd who could doubt 90
which de she rnuh deedey
Captain W. o. iyoxs neIt introduced 10 speak on
behalf Of the knights Of - Patrick. He ns1e brief
eloquent and impressive address expressing the sym
psthy % the body " irish nstiOnass whom be repre-
sened He alluded 10 ths memorable remark Of the late
Prince Aberrnetnorab alone tor truth bot Tor
the scerby of spirit which dictated itthai the Poles
entitled tn more sympathy than the Irish. He
endorsed the latter but evecrstsi the spirit OF that
seaim>ut The Poes Kindred IN mlr'ortune with
tbs irsh the ont inheritos of legacy Of oppression,
always battling against their masters Therefore, they
we're entitled 70 kiuired sympathy, and was 70; this
that the Irish element represented largely that
occasion he concluded With brilliant psroraton, and
received with repeated applause
after addresses by Nr spulthsrD, Of Belsium Mr W.
= Rose Il New YORK and the reang OF the address Of
TIE Central Committee. the immense audcnce dvpsrsed
City Intelligence.
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