New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05

tQnity TO measure swords aud when that measurement
OF swords commences when the opportunity NJ given 10
strike one blow-tbe first blow is the most important
then will Ireland arise amid the blessings and oongrntu
latiOns Of the world and England will go down lin
mense cheers have cOine here 10 day only Tor the
purpose Of showing face. only TO say that whether
with friends foes whether In hope doubt in VIC
tory or defeat in prosperity OF disgrace. am among
you say. from tie bottom OF 10y heart God bless Ire
land and send her speedy delivery. Immense cheer
Ing.
CAPTAIN cAFYERIY's REMARKS.
Brothers and citizens Of the Uniiea states have
been detailed by James Stereus the Presiden, Of toe
lrRh Republic to meet the Fenian Brotherhood of
America tCheers have been sent to ask you Irish
eD and IrishwOmen II you determined 20 come 20
Ms assistance and that Of the irish revolutionary army
These men are patiently waiting for you to make
good your promises and now ask ycn IL you are de-
ternined to make them good We have IN Ireland
JoOOV men. the best disciplined army the word ever
xLew Of AL they need. all they require are arms
and they expect you viii furnish then the means to
purchase them. would like to make known facts
that could but there may he spies among you. know
ths. you viii not ask mo tcmske statement that world
endsnger our friends on the other side OF the whor
appeal to you in the Of tue Irish Republic TO fur
nish Immediately the means to carry on war witt
England !Cheersl If Won have only q cents.
give that IL .oo win each and eyer, every
TO return TO Ireland that II yo furnish the money the
Irish Tag will be hoisted in 30 days Immense cheers
| an no orator am but a plain soldier. am Amer
can born but ireland Is now my adopted county,
There Is, perhaps chance that We will FAIL and II we
90 you have the satisfaction Of knowing tina, tens o
THOUSANDS OF Will leave our bones on the shores OF
Ireland and that will be enough to pay you your $40
or so will now close by proposing three cheers fos
Mallory and Stevens llnmense ohcsrs en-
Judge Connolly then Introduced Mr.. b. u. kilian
Mr. kILLIAS's REMARKS
IELLow.CiIRgSs AND CoUSIRYAEs. Mere as at all
other places God looks down With proptuous eye upon
our own efforts. Here. at the Oenter OF the great
uercan Republic where all its avenues OF power aud
wealth and intelligence meet here ae the Celtic people
to-day in the face OF heaven to pledge them
selves with constant devotion to tho cause OF
Ie;a hat Sht nit M all far he
after. (Iumense cleers.i Some thero are who
say tina, this OF ours bad thus beying all our
OF, lians aud churchmen-S.. Lawrence 0Tooe With
his cope upon his head and his scepter In his hand
though the Irish lovely cacse and for 1t
LAID down his life. He never wonid have asked when
tuat lie sked from him Whether be sLonI render
II on a Sunday a Monday IN The cause OF Irish
liberty Cheers wien Ireland asked sacrifice from
s% he % NJ, r S
ike the prima'e patriot Of old. hold that
patriotism is of the greatest Christian virtues,
and that patti otism like ours Is precminenty the best
You have OF course the Christian vrtae Of benevolence
and you have God koows occasions enough TO exercise
II You have other Christian virtues. too. fon build
houses for the poor and for the needy and when your
poor old motheIland is oppressed why should you not
hold q sunday picnic or assemble An SUNDAY muss.
meeting for the purpose OF rendering assistance 70
herf fCbeers II Ireland lad had more mass
meetings on Sundsy she would not at TIE present
day be So often forced 10 send round the orS
CARS cap among the nations OF tho cettn
Ia,h he processes whether that faith be Catholic or
Protestant IL Is matter Tor himself " ui.bk w. nnd
there is man here who can commit grrAer OH oJ
coming here than II he walked along broadway OF tue
Eh,,ery or anywhere ess IN tins great city. IL the
recording angel above takes note OF TIE Proceedirg
bere TO iay an that Nc Irish sorls VIII in1er
csde with him 80 that he shalt not mark doHEA
mortal or eyen yeuia sin. tbs nesting lt.sh La,ion
al,y then like other Christian yEsces. becomes
ony the better for being sth.med on Sunday. |
Ii these were CAP we no, point TO the conduct
NJ ou Oh reye
no. had Zen Sunday pic nios ard eIcnTsohst Ahu
,ese church and other charitable Affairs be neritorious
on the Lords day bow much more a. tie meeting which
gives dollar TO some poor IrshHan pning IN prison
or some poor Irish widow who has gwen Lnsoabo
father child 10 her country, The SPEAK
81, who preceded me said that Ireland VIII be
nes AZ some time Sue is up already. iCheersI She
hn. gwen up the caucus and the primary NEE,
Ingsi she has abont' ned the po,'lc.aA' sig
as puf her helmet on her head and she stands
today csking for the recognition oi tho Sofiu
England by her oftyIanny has done thus aud
an sorry tina, Ireland can sbaro only hall W. tohOr
--- ,ncu,a nsrs Don: lhs eer.eI w.'Ios, o., org
have called for 1t If England had not forced her
One o. the speakers said that perhaps We would not
upon high moral ground. and viii take nothing tina,
does not belong a. Cheers! CANDIDA Is not the
land ofthe Irish che never become the land OF the
Irish We only touch her shores 10 leave them and
they who remain there only stay to curse them. |
Ireland is the land .or the Irish and all Canada would
no. compensate FOR the Losses we lave sustained in
ada while conld not. would the possession OF leo
acres land on the banks II the ST. Lawrence compcn
safe for the loss Of small potato patch In Irelsnd
Immense cheers There Is not man here who /
would live upon 1t. Who after beholdng this grea;
mass OF people. osn say that tire fenisn Brother.
hood has not done is work show ne An all history
AZ instance o. al organization like this holding its
own In the midst 81 civil war and not merely doing |
that but establishing rerolution IN Ireland 1900
miles away. You who question tie capacity OF this
Bro, Of ours look at this meeting to-day
Yon no question the power of Brotherhood, look
AZ the fright Of the English enemy. SIZE to-day stands
witness Of our power She l. hal sponsor IN our bop
tisrn % blood admit but nevertheless the sacrament
is no less valid. lGrcat cheefing.l
NJ kian then proceeded Al some length TO vindi-
cate the Brotherhood from the charge Of not having
fulfilled It's duty aid continued mas nr
that Won may 60 INTO the peanuts hut aud md
him u foarlessly confronting the minions OF British
powe. as Mesgher or an y Brien Ihereis. Brothers
20 ourselves, accomplish it. beieIe. firmly believe.
that the Irish forces are IN the field today Immense
cheers and enthusiasm. and should not be called upon
have all duty which you must now Per.
form. Ireland is now in the ihrses
of revolution. and If her forces are not Sighting |
they soon will be. II Ireland in this generation. with
a. tho military tact and experience OF her children, be
not able to grsppe with the enemy 10 the name OF God
when can she ever hope to be-
Mr.. knfIAS conclufc Of prOp0sinS tLrte cheers for
the Irish Republic when ,res Such cheer. were given
az nave seldor4 been our lot TO hear.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. srEPnRN J. MEAsY then read the following
resolutions " Mich we16 unanimously adopted.
Uh,yeas n 10 now rnan.s, that Ireland so long held in
y..,sxs by the GovernInen, Of England about 10 nle
terruinrd!y Tor her freedom and Independence. and
WIersi. We ss eitizns have perfect r,, 70
..eHbs and srpre.. sympathy aud strong material aid
Wh0sa' during the late urhappy dser,ncs' between The
sie' Of the Union the ',n ps9le sn. Oiled went %
i,b on, Tonble and orprc.ed tie hope OF speedy and
perfect reunion Of the American States .hsreoIe.