The New York herald., 1865-04-23

he moral aocomplices OF this detestab BILE d ed.
ctsr and ability Of our President ana pledge ourselves
support his administration TO The fullest extent and W.T. MI
the h VIC Solasors Fis4ssa "a Be proceeded
against with all the majesty and sterDness o. e sH
0 translation OF these resolutioas-the original being
Germanwil be transmitted 70 the new President and
the family Of the deceased Chief Magistrate OF
Try, and the members Of the society viii badges Of
The New York Turnverein, numbering four hundred,
also making preparations TO attend the grand funeral
procession on Tuesday.
The following organizations and societies have also
that they will participate the obseques, and
T will meet to-day TO make the final arrangements The
Il INLAND Bund the veterans Of the Steuben regiment the
5 United Cabinetmakers, the German boss bakers and
other trade associations and various lodges
The German public shocked at The re-opening Of
the German Sadt theatre on Friday evening, while all
other respectable theatres out of respect deceased
President remained closed and document circu-
+ lated in which an indignant public protested against
4 what was considered gross mprcprety Hundreds of
[ names affixed TO this document The protest,
: which was published yesterday, is as follows
Nrw YoRx, April a. 1864
against ~ st sSr sSnsr & to suffer the thearss pen
mourn The loss of father, Abraham fineoln Pai,
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asylum in this country ought 70 be- foremost to
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Ought be careful iniure name Therefore do
Theatre 70 oonhne odsys an oDuary
n DISCOURSE
IA Notwithstanding the "proiest" the performances
q were resumed Friday with Schler's play Of the
M" Maid Of Orleans" The audience, however,
sdceedingly small.
y Among others the resident Poles and Bohemians have
Asgnned their intention to participate in the obseques,
and will meet to day TO complete the arrangements
sH Meeting OF the Feninn brotherhood.
N At meeting Of the Fenian Brotherhood of the Dis
trct Of Manhattan, held at their hail. 3l4 Broadway
Friday evening" April 21, the following resolutions were
& unanimously adopted
Whereas the members of the renan Brotherhood OF the
Manhattan have been with pro-
found grief and at the sudden death by The hand Of "a
late President Of the United States Of Amerc" at moment
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desSy M this great and oro rspnS and had proved
tuons and popular sovereignty under the severest trials
when with charity In his heart towards all he earnestly
incncating lessons and magnanny the part OF
vcorou. people towards their vanquished brethren and
Se he
aS 'hst @ o & sp
the hope and refuge OF the .nayed nations Of the earth
tntlons and Of the npossin,y Of maintaipng law and
= to their down irodden SUBJECTS; and
upon The Irish soii Of democratic freedom,
which Abraham Lincoln i"bdre2 while lived
for which he died martyr the hour of his triumph
be commended for on the Potomac The Seine or the
Shannon the plains of Poland the hills of reiand
Resolved That the murder o. Abraham Lincoln but
Of the American republicattemps conceived nd begun in
and
by hoping 70 divide IN order % that they
he ruins Of democracy thrones and palaces for despoc
aaG to ns wisdom of
patriotic Trainers Of the american constitution in providing
exut that th nearons attempt at the IRE and unity Of the
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Institutions severely tested the Uned States Of 1me
ca, ard brothers beyond the waters be yet
Resolved That the hall Of the department be
officers and members the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
Meeting OF the Irish Brigade.
SPEECH OF GENERAL hEAGHER, RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
meeting of the officers Of the Irish brigade pres
ent residing in this city, held last evening ut the
As,or House. TO give expression to their feelings in rea
ton to the assassination of the late President Abraham
n Lincoln
q General MFAGHFR, being present, called upon
presde and ing the chair said that he spoke with
"a deep sincerity TO his old comrades, when he told them
that he held IL would be not only presumpuous but in
decorous for him TO attempt reference to the terrible
event which had called them together lndcc0rous in
deed il would for the public heart had been too fear
@ fully wounded and the reflections pervading the public
d mind too profound for him at the present moment
disturb with any vain words Of his the which
s claimed the hoer homage Of silent recognition Hear,
& hcarl Prcsumptuous il would equally be, for where
men, far highly gifted than he to interpret the
public GRIEF had failed TO give its measure and sound its
depths nothing but presumption could urge him 70 speak
a presson of the belief with which the murder Of their
pure good and noble President had inspired him.
that, witnessing the horror his death had caused and
4 which had stricken dumb great nation in the hour of
her transcend mt triunphs, sacred rev erence for
a the Chief Magistrate OF the republic would henceorh
Z and forever ami mate the people the United States
Ia DudC q
psng visitation that had suddenly struck them down
in and desoation Of spirit would he another proof
z OF the truth OF the sublime lcsoDso often ncucaed
a in such hours these but one IL gricvous "a
cepthai. out OF the sorest rbulaon with which i'll
pcases God to aict manl ind, blessings of compromising
lconsoaton and reward are ordered To arse t'oar,
hear Thus u that the assassination Of Their great
hearted Pfesdtnthe VINO was n rentie as ne was hrfn
! as saqacons as he was simple, as nnswerving IN
his mighty pnrpose to restore the uniiy OF the
nation, as To this end he was persistent IN
his work and, under the darkcs; clouds in which the
fortunes and future OF the republic often hid,
unsaken in bis faith that the glorious dav Of rcsior
ton wo'ld last (iiear, hear hearl Thus it
was that his assassination with ahaed sadness might
b. viewed IN reference 20 the nation load cheering
As for himself-as him upon whose remains this
shroned city. putting the of mourning the
height Of her rejoicing shall look with heavy heart
and the love Of the af tedno recorded life has been
so complete. Great appatse He fell NJ the moment
That the lifted and banners Of his country pro
\, claimed her saved and ia the radiance Of her victory
" he died with the divn words of liberty and peao upon
his lips. loud and continued applause and checrs)
4 Tic fo,owin, Icsoluions sympathy with the general
feeling Of the nation IA relation TO The murder OF fres
X dent Lincoln, were then unanimously Adopted
u Whereas the Chief Magistrate of United States has
been stricken down by The cowaidy hand oi assassin IN
the hour of national triumph and good WILL
while the voioc OF ,xccron the crime and entann
universal
who borne la the which President
has fallen martyr to citizens and soldiers their
! sense of this terrible event; therefore.
That Irish brigade,
fvew the of the President the
feelings Of gnmnled horror and aiion deed
without parallel up,n the OF history crime against
humanity and liberty aud branding the OF the epe
" traitor. like that of Cain with eternal infainy.
N Resolved That while deJlore this terrible
onal calamity also mindful 0f anicton OF the
n bcrcnved family or the martyr President aud
flfnost respectful sympathy
Resolved That while feel the n force the blow that
q faith the
Divine Power which blessed the great
public, which bas guided through paths of peril and