The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-05

aou" DC IA enhe anu GLORIOUS triumph o tue lfish N
several voicss--And they must have IL (chccrsl
Mr.. RnTkRr said they had met to-day for glorious
purpose. There revolution In Ireland Tho
ha9eas corpus act had been suspended by the British
government American citizens, wearing American
uniforms have boon cast into British dungeons They
had mo there that day American citizens without dis
uncon country 70 protest against such aots OF Brit
sh aespotsm Tho Irish people supported the Union at
nun run, Md Il was now right that the right hand OF
America shsuld be extended 20 ireland TWAS aono
70 .he American heart they should appeal They should
1So appear 10 hen OF the same blood ODonOvnn Rosa
forward with ALI the support IN their power Their
,oun',y wa now 1fvgglng IN the deadly grasp OF the
Etns anu lhat behS SO, who could stand aioofr The
irshman who now refused 10 aid his struggling country.
men nan and kept hts bandoa his pocket m arrant
Several voIcEg-rbat IL 80 ,chocrsl
MT hAFFfErr observed that the alin had been lifted
on the eyes OF those who had stated that the Ionan Bro
therhood had tailed In organization Tho London Tei
sad that tire Feuian Brotherhood was NOT mon than
fern tho hnls Of Ireland: but now N was admitted
that this very Brotherhood shaking tho British
pre- TO rs foundations It was said that the rcnans
were composed OF t9,,ors l9g9rcEa and ran
vmclF--They are the people that can do the work.
Mr. RAffEgrV-Reyout0n are created hy this caas Of
men 1t wis the humble class OF men who nrs at nic
felt the pangs OF famine. Had the Marquis " dlgo,
with hts Ave hundred thousand acres of land ~ htsai
10 his residence In Portland square any right to he NV
olutionisY How many men would nyc hundred thal
sand acres support The poor OF Ireland, who hs
seen the old doatng mother, dropped with aga
out from her little property OF one or two acFcs had
their hearts steeed with vengeance determined
that an lnsh republic should be erected Let IL not bo
sald that when Ireland was struggling with dcsposn
they came 20 Jones Wood 10 listen TO orators That
would not be lrsh generosity ~ al patriotism. Let
no man. If he be true patriot, 60 home without taking
Win him his naturalization papers ia trc-rhapc OF an
IRISH bond Three hundred thousand men stood on the
chores OF ireland expecting arms aud aid and they knew
that the news " war must come from the thrifty lrah
Colonel John oMahony at this stage Of the proceed.
ngs, came upon The platform and was gpceied With
hearty applause Three cheer. were given for THE
Chlcfain OF the Irish KruubliC -
The CHAIRMAN recommended TO the assembsge tina,
they would practically ad the IL they purchased
the Irish republic bonds
Colonel ONAnosY made = brief address In he course
OF which he read communication from the longshnre
men of Brooklyn, No. j. enclosing a douaion Of onn
thousand dollars TO the funds Of the fonan Brher
The communication expressed hope that thc toloncl
would soon hurry up and give the 'longslTerirn an
opportunity of proving their devotion In tie array Of
dclverance. The reading OF this letter received
with applause Colonel ONabony thanked Ge long
shoremen the part of the Irish republic ud James
stephens i0r the example thoy had sct and aur thcn
that before req days were over their suhecrpton wit
others woa he on thelr way 70 Paris % John M,cho
tho frcasnr " the Irish republic. tChocn)
Tho meatus was next addressed by Captain JonN "
CArRERTY
Mr. Jnrs Cafi4 u wa Introduced 10 the meeting ~
tho neA, spe4lrr r called upon Them In the Of
then ausgAs l-.y 10 20 yondcr house, tpointinr
20 the hJtrl 4l Jlichase the bonds OF the republc
Tley did iOi !tnrc from dlo curiosity but 20 ben
ent Tie c1uc az u independence They had told their
friends IA lseltsl hit they would send them aid
M corsno-rf hey would OILY contribute ,hcir mite
they would hclp 20 put an Ih.li army in mo aell They
should DOT leave Tie park without buying tho boud,.
They know at 10 and liberty were Ia the baiauco, and
thoy shold not Keep their money IN their pockets, whan
by qvng Il they could bcno1t their country fbey
should put upon TIE wstr Ghps to strkc At the cori-
mese Or Great Britain Tlcn and not until ibrp, cnnd
a successful rising be made N Ireland Lei them not
keep the men Of Ireland inactive while the yrans VA at
tn'ir thr0st u ihry 90 but ito mere to-day before
many days had pased they would zee the green baul
floating over an independent nation The Irish people
could shake john Bull oa his throne. lchecnl
.r IEREpnlB giy~A0n, u California. IN adhesaing
they werc there thst day 70 icmaud tha, to "a "
thai day nctyc tysT2thlcrs With people stfvriinr
or Liberty ~ ,hcy we're assembled % the hills nnd IA
thcui 10 "ess sssa o fa,hSrs = ~ Aacrta an rcyo
lutonisis lhose coed yoonen q Concofi. when lh'
perse the rebels II The Irish people anything
they meant 70 act pre- cy AZ tho ycoucn of loncofd
Lexington and Bunker Hil had acted Their answer
wns tho crack of the r1e Thcy dyed tho sD viii tl.l
blood but Il gave freedom AMI nicpoudcucc ~ thc
country ana created tho only HsAt naton iht "a. :
| the world James stephens and the men who ha'
aborel N Tie present organization Tor 20 long time
tn bet living representatives Of the irish pcop
they had any arcOdnt O Ia ancient or modern history
They must Ive their determined cooperation 10 thJ
men Who by their talents md education stood pr1mi
| ncntly forward, no. alono among great ii'n'
| lrshmen, bit also among the great men 81
tho world. James Stephens bad for eigh
years conducted tho organization m Ireland H8 envoy
lad told them that tureo hundred thousand men l1f
been organized In Ireland, and the BRUSH gov mHen
had convicted some % those against whom there nt
| evidence Bat what sgniacd one hundred mcu put o
three hundred thousand u they gave tis b'cf l}
means for Immediate work. They had ~ their Iopnctn
tailyo IN Part John Mtcei the greatci of ,ing jour
nalirs ID dd not remain with tbose men whether irr
| land should b. FREQ ensaved. Tho question va
what are willing g. do tor themf " 40 approve The
coune taken BY thore men AMI nc plans ey nave A1
We mus PIT ships The sea officers o. command t.em
nfes nid tho hands " Irshncn, and then et Jainr
stcpbcns gye he oder 'tp with The o1rrcide aud 10
woke the God of haiiles ChecrN II Ireland had no
wrong n .lIc were wen and fsify governed Lng
land would be- for an iush repubbe W. would be iof
The r,Li VI cf soycrnineSt 40 AcI Hh' lho hs- YER
10 hi- native land tcheerl y inaa. no mater '" re
land Who ~La the mOnarchs ~ rnglADd-man or
woInaH--",n "a religion q pai,c. They .cfe he
ssything more brutal than The Iashe. whch hal been
inflicted on the bscks ~ OD .noysn Ross and John
iynch knglish ~ -on' Those wounds on IA
of thO-e appealed 10 them today ga stronger
ami oqarni sngaasc tlsn u vas possible fot sny
living orator % uisr Tue Engish ground, dyed ~ith
blood that ing IRON the b.eks u those
appealed 20 them fore bly, than the ~ofds of The
silver tongusd Meseher IN his p.lne-' days II for
the meeting sAy whethef there woud he srchangs
Of prsonera, and ~hs,her they would not nniot sfo'
the back of England for every gwen " The isi
prisoners II they did M, give them se,sishoe the,
would be unworthy q tie liberty they enjoyed Ia tl
o0uniry n they could cripple England IN India Or u
Canada. Jet them do u by all means but let then
nr-t glve the necessary means 70 James stephens
all the wo1d fOll0~. n they DID this ths God o
good would bss tbsm and they would have the pessar
q .esing an naependen peop's 'hsif bfohsrs N irr
Mr. Joms J. Duyy, d Ns~ Yotk, followed and urre'
tina, they bound ave this cause their ShO
aud und vdsd support The NOR. Lngiand dd - rrusi
the people ~ Ireland, the ~uuh unite them 4
reject and oveuhro~ her rule though Enganf p0u
erfal 70 everything bat The Ia.ile' q b,r ca = u ha.
becn said that the irish should - bfogf oat ~ rrsDc
into this country by smixaiiub Sciees bot ihs ~ha
made this rzgstion I'D no, knov that nsai 70 God a.
irshnan loved HE country, anf W de Tor i w4s an
him q ret gtoua cOnsiction.
M Jou. q CH0rtsr Il B0sion, neGt iSyk the atahd
H. expressed hs couyatDn that they sDud syDu -
an independent frpnbir on irsn aol TtrT heped fDf
the day wheu would longer b. ues~Yn % bFe ",
land or Death " dsfsbd her fsheefa
| captain HrpsIx ~ TIE Tr.h hspubleen Navy ana
late ~ the Tinted -,Aies NavY, coming fofNa'd ~
speak vas lo1dy chesrrd. Hs ead he nOt F1ing %
make a stescb Ha Hreschmakrf anf aver
would b. one Al % NE h. had Desu. and - ile IL
lanrs of a be inirndrd ~ - MN ~ ~in
| heerr ~ had smp appeared brff~s ihfm v ~lhi
their iUmsltlfa lanos Tor NE ffna an1 hiI cA4
they an hal . hear 1hnk n ti rhfee hundfei ih.1
sanf men ID s afhef sds n ts AuAutc h@i feaist
/ h tbem or support fhink ~ dTlf ~ thrr afiaff
only rth pixies W fsre lagona of Bnush aeflt mnse1
| Nlh uYuskets on uelr exrftlon nv erTeutsd ne
issus % the lnrenfng oynfift Ne sfFea iheel " yaf
oi,ass tls ts0Dds ald aad that uiyugh ~ ~ .
f.,uffrf n ! ufYyhef IN they fIff thI t1e