New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

disappointed, l shall say few words. (Cheers.l
AN INCIDENT.
Several young enthusiastic Celtic or Celto-Ameri'
can urclns had perched themselves in the trees imno
diately over the PLATFORM
| On III. ONahoneys appearance they caught the
excitement Of the tbrone the blood Of so many cen
heart OF Of them. and, fcrgetu OF his prccarlon
position, he began TO cheer and rpplaud intensely
waving dis pidaed hat, when his center o. gravity
was overcome, and down he plunged on the platform.
his legs being aectonatey placed around the neck OF
the Head Center whose incpient speech nc cut snort
and bis arms being buried In the gold and gre scari
of another Official here considerable excitement
about his health bat examination his ePdervis was
pronounced whole and that the end oft.
| Col OMahoney contiDned:
rregress of the brotherhood it is necessary that man
In nv position should be very cautious as to what ne
may inter. lIloorah The spies OF tno enemy arc
every fact that may be spoken ol In our public meetings
and more especially such may be uttered by men
holding heh position in ranks. You will not, there
fore deem tina; show any disregard OF your feelings
by not giving way my feelings on this OCCASION
! Hear hear The Fenlan Brotherhood you all know,
or snch Of Won do not know must know henceoit
is on institution Of this country composed Of shmen
and friends of Ireland. for the purpose OF operating
my native land Hear hear; cheers; hoornh.I
On my arrival In America. some III years ago, when
saw the immense power the numbers. the wealth and
patriotism Of the and descendants Of the rIsh race
| upon this soil IL struck mo that were they united
united in a common bond OF brotherhood that would
to That common love of Ireland that hatred Of England
that is the predominant sentiment Of the Irish heart
ITO h-u with England when considered that mere
movement and unaninity given TO that sentiment no
power on earth that England could WELD could resist
cur force. Immense cheers: In that connection
and others have worked, and by slow de-
grees. amidst opposition Of all kinds. We
have perseyered until now when the Fenian
brotherhood has become a power, not only here but
elsewhere. fright Iight 1t is this day the hope OF
ireland it is the terror of England. Great appanse
The press Informs Of the progress we everywhere
make. Our coward enemies, driven from the public
platform have other Of attacking Us but
BY private o.,lnmny and SANDER: but have tr
MI rci over their public attacks. shall also triumph
over tafir slalder. GOOD. good; hear hearl For
our cause IS ost and hSy shy esGse tnGt was ever
dread no opposition We sba triumph over their pri
vate calumes and SANDERS have their pub
lie attacks GLORY to yonl. Ia voice; oh he Is
am not here to tell you what the Fenian Brother.
hood h. here or elsewhere. There ore ppy in this !,
land who would be glad to know IL Perhaps there are
some OF them here to-day IL is not BY big s,eechmakng
or talk that they shall learn the result Of action
They shall know it when there is army Of Fenians
drawn M In battle array to meet the minlons Of the
tyrlnt fEnthusiastc cheersl To use Vulgar simle,
there has been much barking at Enc land already;
we i.ust cease barking" we must work jealousy, |
perseyeringy and steadiastly The British hon shali
not trust hear many barks from the Irish wolf
dogs until il feels their fangs upon its throat IA
voice. Ny poor fellow. more powerl
woull therefore deprccste this longing after IA
rangues that unfortunately has become passion among
orr people Until very lately the tenan Brotherhood
was making no noise at all and our friends in other
places make none ami yet their numbers there lar
exceeding the numbers o: the fenian brotherhood IN
America. They do their work much better than We DO,
and that without ony sPeech'masing 1 wonld nave
the Fenians OF America take example OF the teuans IN
other plJces let each man make an organizer OF bin-
sclf let him not be asking for orationsi Leu Din not
say We want public organizer 10 come among
US. Let every Jealous man make himself an
organizers let him go forth among his friends and &C.
All ard disVemnatP tho doctrines OF the |
bfoiher God WILDLY and z'a0usly among tben iet MN
call them together. them IN circles and elups
and them steadily work on The prescribed ptn
that s hid down in our Consultation and By'Laws.
lChcers Beside all that, any orator con tel you
what has been already written and spoken and pub
lisned In the papers. You need only study what has
already been printed for your use. Weigh the senti.
inents and the advice there given aud you VIII know
enough OF the feLian brotherhood .CooneL2
We must cease taking aud commence real work.
would therefore cxhort each and every one OF on ~ set
10 work right away and with will. our friends else
where have far done fheir duty 1t rests with you
now to do yours. voice; VIC will. There are many
brave hearts and noble spirits casting their longing
thoughts the Atlantic at us They expect some
thing ION beside speeches and vast asseuiblages;
they expect give them substantial aid and assist
Before long there will be an Irish army In the
field II yoa but do your duty thoorah. hooTah, and
immense cheering battling IN tho hei Oi lrlsh indie
pendencc aud driving into tie sea those ruthless ~
who have dcsoltcd orr homes and sent US waa.
derers aud eH.les al over the World away rom the
green aud sacred soil OF EriD. Immense oheefsI
Three cheers for Col. UMahoncy were given, amid
which he retired from tbe platform.
LEGISLATIVE ELoQUEsCB-A wHoLE-soULID IRISH
MAN.
The Hon. john Kecgin was next introduced He
said rcrbliim q hjsrdiim; :
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; After the eloquent and ,
Logical address delivered by the Crief OF tie Fenian
Brotherhood lchcorcl, 1t would be presumptlous upon
my part TO deiain you for few short moments
although have the honor of representing constitu :
ency IN NewYoEk In the State Legislature Of that
State last Winter was born the soil Of Europe;
TINT the land that contains the bones OF father
is the land in whose bosom lies the dust OF my ,
mother; il Ia TIE land love- the land adore, the land
that I respect 10 tire fullest and EXTREMIST extent
Alter the eloquent end logical address. logical wiz
ray particularly, ii not eloquent, Of chletan. Col
o MahOney lhOoTah cheers II would be presumptl1us
in deGin you oven Tor few short minutes, be-
the cause that am attached to and the cause
that you attached TO ~ one and the same; II 10 the
cause Of Erin il Is the Of Repubcanism. il Is the
cnuse Of Freedom, hear hear IL Is the Il Irisn
men here and everywhere. | was born IN Erin, Erin ?
her shores / can't parade myself as Yankee:
though many have taken mo as. aud .
called ne q Yankee. ] whole souled /
true and faithful Tishman. Cheers. That IS my ma.
adorchc land Of my fathers-the lind would choose
grave IN. 1t is the land love; IT is cndeared to INC
10y painful aud yet happy recollection. lChoeFs ltis
there my kindred sleep; IL Is there my cOntl yen are
oppressed IL il there son ~ Erin was eXiled nom
cav exiled from IT, for my father my grandfather and
great grandfather real estate possrsSors They
held land there aud By hereditary i'ght should IL
hert their property. 1 was oxiled from there i
through poverty and through oppression. Did | o
dwell there up TO the present time would be
In the poor house or elsewhere am now a member Of
the Legislature Of the great State u Acw.fork. U
lChecrsI Though young, 1 am not uncfate!ui 10 tie
nerican people. to tho Irish American citizens who
did confer the honor upon me. will never forget tho
American people; will never forget tho Irish Amer.-
can citizens that did "A favor that my country
men at home in tho land that gave birth could not
do. Why should not feel grateful to the Repnb,ici