New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19
Large Meeting Ct The Roberts Party NJ Cooper
Ensfiiuie- Speeches and Enihusiasin- No
Mere Public observation-disclosures by Prtsi-
dent Roberts and scBGtor 1lorrissoH-Canadn
10 be fuvnded.


10 be rnvndcd.
src, demonstration Of te Fcuia1s who adhere % tho
Ertcrts-Sweely standard and Iepudlltc tag JuiI-4a
oio was boll last evening no 5oc1a- iu Tie large hall
of le Cooper Institute. Lon, before the hour announced
for the organization off the meeting every seat was occn-
pied and whom O'Clock bad arrived upward of -, Jl o.
derby and respectable people of both sexes were as'eel
The vicinity oi the Platform was adpeu "l'A '"o I'.-c
banners one The United So,e la-, The o'hcr handsome
green silk banner which was emb-l@ou.d Tie n9lo'
Oar ray Of hope abiding to sHhnuiat "4ieh mug
its beams acr1s. the yerlaut field. brass band di'.
c0ur-cd some music &C t0noy character AlI wen
the changing trampets u obedience 20 cl 60 tIlt eject
prayed out The Wearing o. The Green. tle c4'lusi'
OF the audience found expression n enthusiastic cacof'
and other manifestation, u approval. t.LAut '.I1'
select tAac t might have been under more gen
crous circumstances.
Col ROBERTS. President Of the Feaan Brotherhood %
making d. Appearance vas erce.,d s" ID J.. .h'i-
in.. The meeting hlt Idfcs,.4 uy Ar ColLAhAS,
who said they assembled that crcuar 10 solicit ihe
aid of this great American Ec, 'tc-ihe llha
strrrsl, fr republication against q spo.itu. ln-
mcrss ci.ee-sI They loved til, land Dag there
there was hfs green isle beyond fls ocean ali ,aeI
would swear taerc tIa' nsht t-i i'l t-'ll never '
nor paas', unit toy Lad rescued iAn eo-Hl ICON ."'
a.r.n ID T1-il1I ftlc.--l Seven e.lt're- o -.'tl-
tlai bad not tmmp.ci OFT fhe Split %. Irish i '-N,
and f1-i r lr-.;ae,., i". N'id '''l r'i. .'''
and hand Il tl.ir a,n rl.Yat .Oi aH Ir.l A'i .AH-
ui-..I I'll. ir,e..., l.. f..t ,ger -l.rc ir l-ftrd
"a, nov - 1st 20 hreak. 1rc ir.i Republic rr. p,
and though It- ascent uff nc amid CID l- fi .l'', JOEL
setting u1u ID BE- Il peace ODD tranquility.
Mr. C,ol4,n coudad.l oy Announcing that CD. ac-''
would mex. adde's. acn.
eli R-tc.is ,.c. r.s arl ives received with cheering,
waving u hat. ll.dk.rcai.i-. &C.. he 500.
LADIES Ayu fuLow-r uuNlHma. 4-cre i-f i'F i.ias'
,yt.n When he ls. ,lirr...a tl,r 81 was with roo
hope thlt bis C0Lufrrmcl uo-4 uc iuatd l.re tuc uua
hnoa.c no eat4asasr awakened ni-ai ioanl tan
,a h, every corner of d. cirtl aaI % c,ote d.s-l
ton frou tie lush people Tat They would JOHN 'n rrr
their arms ana Their ad the vto s'rursar 90
fou s a It. L ]
eru 10 reality Tho money poured a. .'} ~. men e4-'
bus a. has ben DE c.ui So Roberts t-ca ea.rci into
long personal explanation relative 90 1' p'''. as fai-i
the o Mahoueyics nye.rtire biieI' o. a-. .ci, ".i
ship ana aiiribuing TIE division IN &C. r'19 -, - t
the speech making ms ceIhA t...'l6 ~, Ell
hour when be- should zee ttei D'la I" t.e L
arguments be ever u.cd With eject af'i tyranny
Cheers lie never opened BIS Ips mat ie .l i '.i -inf
They should have % be- told tai money ld nf. were
wanted and that they should give tlcI avg y '.l ~
grayes PPM Io ea yort T.e. to,k pr.on
merely ON bis professons ard II ony acre 90
them his grandfather was f"ul'Nu TIE 200 N
King thcy viii give him anyit,ng. They imagine r,i
anything. In the West they have different i4rat
was Hing they would be ept 10 button ~ tAeI i..
thinking be wanted to borrow quarter l-an ar AL i
was a work that the rutos Of the fleets rho uruada tt
too late 10 strike blow for Ireland Immense
ana that blow. % our couatrymeu here VII oh hd u.s. vi" De-
a
reat applause We have not given up hu hope We are
trying tie good old ship from desrgeon and tbs
power England. Applause We are gong 10 carry TIE
into tue enemys camp lAPmlusr WHEN isten ior
from her base where there English laws Lnglsh masi-
rate and English hate OF Ireland and no power stop
Great applause When say this mean IL Tor the American
Government know thai It will be perfectly neutral When
was IN Washington few days ago. gentleman asked
. MI Roberts are you gong to hghr Il think
that II insult 90 an lrishman. snd l. bet
said he are really going 10 light and Is not this
all talk Wen fight sure rs the sun i IN Leayen.'
said l. and that before long" Wen then" saA be-,
putting his hands IN his pocket go ahead and wen
be id neutral" Great applause. We are not going TO
go tie border and hold sham conventions saying TO The
enemy Look out for your eye because We are gong To m
you there Laughter ana applause We can cross the
border silently aud the United States troops will rush down
Great cheers We are going TO fight with disciplined men.
efforts It Will be solely and entirely owing to the
M hereafter is They were premature; they gave
too much" Away with your RELIGIOUS dssension
persua Appauso At home those animostc are Choir
hed that they will cut man throat if he tries TO
on The English Government fosters this feeling and the
Irish people not TO blame for H. Let every man. Inrk or
jew aud kneel at the altar OF Liberty with Va and
will grasp him TO our hearts az brother Great cheerng
Let tonight ask you for the sake Of the Gear Old land We
cause they have her by all the dear incentives Of
love and hope aud faith and trust let me AK you TO
help US 10 assist them in the oniy way IN which they
| can be assisted. by the crack OF The rlne
and the thuBders Of the cannon Immense cheering
]
until blow shall have been struck for Ireland Here the
audience rose waving hats handkerchief Se and
cheering yociierOusy Give assistance, we 90 not
/ want great deal. Men don't want can get so vet
rran soldiers the III you love your coun
try and confidence In appoint your committees send
men examine our books they are always open ana win
his assurance will you not sustain usi We will We will"
Then II you do pledge you that that nag shall wave
over platform again Hn shall have waved over Held oil
victory Great cheering.
Senator MORRISON OF Missouri was next introduced
The cheers he heard tonight the most grateful
sounds he ever heard They the last cheers they
would hear before the battle The Senate have decided
this be the last public meeting they would call ana not
only that but they have decided that they woud not again
hold meeting under the stars and Stripes OF
| America. We have left our families, our trends, ana
sworn that shall never them again until that nag
is unfirled a fair field Of battle. Applause Ireland
is no more home for Irshmen. and at last has come 10
this the destnes Of Ireland placed IN our hand
and no matter about the past whether there was 20
OF "4S, the question now is, shall we WORK IN 90
not what fathers did but what will We their Sous,
accomplish Don't tell Inc that our countrymen, VINO
died for Ireland, failed. No, the blood that flowed
! from the young martyrs neck In Thomas,st.
flowed Lord Edward wounds he vas stabbed by te
tyrants saber did not fall in vain the blood OF Tone DID
not fall ungraefu soil for crop OF armed men Is
springing up avenge IT, Away with words of failure
They said we were gone, with vengeance and foronce
the brutal bues true. We have come, and as tho
mser boards up his mites Of yellow gold we have treas
ured that vengeance until shall pay 1t soon on the
battlefield with interest. Chcers.l There is seen
in the newspapers to-day that the arstocrac youths III
the colonies rendering their services 10 the Governor
Let them. We send them invitation through the press
tonight TO and meet the boys who marched from
Richmond Nashville and back again short ra0ns,
and We them they will have rough time OF H.
| lGreat cheering
Il. b. DAILY Of Indiana, and Michael Seaman. Chicago,
briefly spoke and $1,000 was raised 9T the good OF tue