New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
Reviews before Mayor ounther and
Archbishop MO closky.

OF his contemporaries. His principles we're propagated
Ireland with astonishing Iapdity though their
cess contributed to the financial Of the naugurat0r
and three relatives all Of whom had been engaged in
the distlation and sale Of spirituous liquors. After
travelling through Ireland England and scotland. dis.
semnating his total absnabce doctrines BY the way
Father Matthew came 70 the United States His
progress through this country was grand ovation.
Everywhere he was received with enthusiasm, nos
only by his own conntrymen, hut by all races and
classes and Thousands Of adherents focked to Eis
standard Societies advocating his Doctrines sprang
lto being In every city town and village ond: even
after his return 20 Ireland the enthusiasm which Nc
Lad inspired continued for number Of years Even
the present tine the advocets for temperance sre
numerous and powerful and probably On tie i'crease
though the interest In the subje, has been somewhat
oycrsnsdowed by events OF q national and world
wide signifcance AID giie enormous demonstration oi
yesterday indicates that the memory of Father Matthew
ia still fresh and green in the Learts u his numer
Gus disciples.
the PROCESSION.
The following programme. ADOPTED by the Copven'
ton Of the various Father Matthew Societies. held
last Sunday was pursued In tue formation Of the pro
cesson: "a.
uuaunons granted ts right OF the hue, they viii ssk- up
that Po'on accompanied by ire Rev Fathers Dosns .ad
ocock ais morning IN orsnis Es.t boadwsy, as fol-
lows:
d. mt; John Cronin Vice .id~nt Lsnb Record
IN. Secretary; John Barry finsnesI secre sry aud Ham
or Treasurer la bsrsuche, ON East broadway ns rest
fsihsr Mathew .; BrAB Society efSewYors spar.r.l
Oh lrls of,he ,fho-n OF the Convention.
Fshe! Mathew Y. 3. 2. 4. 8. sgee'y tBrsneh No. Of
way, risLt resting on .' Of Parent Soei.sy
Father Mathew r A. B. ssel~sy No Of south Brockyn
Father Mathew I. A. b. soclssy No. 0. Breetlyn-aM
shs John .ossey-ssa SoS'esnsns and aG" a s
fShsr Mathew r. A. B. Society No. . Of New.York-be-
tween Monigo merry aud Cbnonsa, right resting N. T.
Father Maihrw T. A. T. socirty No Of wi,i.usborrh--
Mar Pc.
tisit resting on left Of No 2 Of New fora.
h. cSrnsus wcNon. bieotSrrn MONTGOMERY ana cin
ton night resting on ?. N. T. A. b. soci-;y No. OF VIII
F..6sr Mathew 7. A. B. Society No Of Brooklyn--Mr
sbsi John O'shsnshnr.y-b"twren Clinton aid Jefferson
f.is,r Mathew =. a. O. socirsy No Of G,eenpoa;
Marsha john Morrissey-As Jefferson sDs cSaass
nigh, resng on leis Off NJ T. A. b. so'' NO. % o'''A
Father Msths~ 7. A. D. soeisy No. <ef New:Yori-MS.
shs EDWARD Fte-on New CaSast, hight re.'ins On Lar
Fsther Mathew r. A. B. Society No. Of Nsw.Yort-Mar
ig' X '%hn A. T. sa sos-sy No. Nov o. srwYoiI
Years Men'. Father Mathew I. A. Is. Society No. Of
B FIs. h !. New S'. B. soe is
hl Mathew Lyoniu Eet hresdwa risnt testing on V"
YoSn. Men. ssher Mathew r. A. b. society No Of New
York a.,hsl fd..rd CsrpS.l-in East Broadway, DO
Marshal Patrick smi.h,.etween Rutsers .nd ri1e.t right
Young Mems Fa,h,r Mathew a. A. o. Society No. WI
hsmsbursh -MsIshs Psird Lsngen-bctween KUtges and
Pik-as tight resting on iek off ~ T. 4. D. Society No
Father Mathew r A. b. sci.ty No. Of Asori.-bcswess
cie,y No. OF wiliam.bnrsh .,,.
some other Societies not neut oned In the above
ported to the Marshal auI wee included In the process
sion.
The Grand Marshal was William OConncl. whose
aids were JsIes Daly ana DaTa slasher The special
Patrick Hoy. Nicholas Conlor' Timothy Murray and
Denis Murphy. ru
down East Broadway pursuing the following line Of =
DownEast Broadway and Chathamst to the Park
where tfe Societies were reviewed by he Mayor and
Common Courcl across tho Park 70 Broadway. up
l,roadway to Fourteenth.st through Fouteenthss TO
Ezhth ave. up Eighthsve. orhIiy eigthst. through
rbity- eighth ST. t. Madison ave, down Msdisonave-
10 Thirty sl1thst down N ,dison to Thirtytourth
through Thirty fourth ST. 10 Th.rdsse down Third
ave- 10 Fourteebthst., through Fourteentast to the
PASSING IN REVIEW BEFORE TIE MAYOR
As the head OF the column swept into tie fark. to
pass review before HIS Honor mayor Ions ,s
Ire Mushsls and other members Of in" "focee'ena
teo their hats an ms Honor gracefully returned to
sau.ation. while tie bands struck up fayorite Mj
cad, platoon by p.aioon the great pfoee''''" AN'
sar to say that the procession was
,a,nIv cnmnosed of o noble set Of men-nostIy ~i.a
rugged hardy ees. but trnS,sd ~ their
.as nJ tsmpernte manner OF life There were also
humber Of bows In the procession tssreiany s'a Tm
green and white. These were we so,,"winc In the
footsteps Of their fathers nc uemvussT
includes all the Father Mathew Soeictcs Oh
brooklyn, WDhsmsburgh, Sreehpome As'o'i'' ''''''
Each Syisou was preceded by band 81 music, ana
each society bore the peculiar banner OF us oue',
the national coors Of America ara Eth ,ha ,ar,e,y.
nrsyaiiipr element Irish, aud It was e'msntJ n
without feelings Of especial soieltuue ana pIas '
tbe thousands Of spcetators-Fenians O,anseasn' Ok
aaontea citizeus-beIeid Haunting proudy oss'0e 'A'
nToiectiug folds OF the stars anu STRIPES, ann
TilE GREEN FLAG of OLD IRELAND
The Green Flag Of oid reiano'
Blessing on each fold. -.
More tender than the sIsh "a green Is,S 0's''"
More b.. ght than FURNISHED eo'd =;
What Irish bosom thrills nos 10
With patriotic dreams. I
While mere la free America,
Thine emerald beauty streams! a.
The Green Fiss of old Irelsnd,
Yet yet thy folds shall shine
Above the land which We thee bth. W.
As Freedoms plessed ign!
What lr.h heart would pour not
fts life. blood IN The dust,
To keep thee there Tor ev-rinore
In tenderness and rasti
The Green Flag Of old Ireland! M r
A blessing each fold.
More tender than the esrtL's green breast
More bright thsn FURNISHED gold.
Yet, yet DER grooming ireland
Thilr emerald haes shall hy,
A beacon Ger the beating sea,
SYMBOL In the sky
There were but two hats aud those bot mouenta1y
ones in the passage before the City Hail. and the pro.
cesson occupied precisely 81 minutes In passing tbss
point Probably upward VI ~ 900 persons participated
In the demonstration not the least attractive features
Of which. by the way. were eight cars drawn oy ~
and eight horses each and snrmounted by elegant anG
they laboied aud moved.
THE REVIEW BEFORE ARCHBISHOP xccLo6kY.
On arriving at the corner VI Aiadison'.ve. ana is
sYth.st the procession was reviewed by the kies
pay rchbsbop McClosky from the st0op OF DIS resi-