The New York herald., 1866-03-19

| waru ~" sweeny ps-ty, tho speaker said n an
1 were In the ma. who tho,."ht another way the bes
he trusted they woul act with courtesy 10 their bro
those who believe in another policy act asns His sid
OF the house would not irterfero W TIA their meetings
and would bid God spoed'' to their every blow al thu
common Toe. (Appsuse) he would DO glad to see fou
wings striking all at once he had been known as
fend OF the Irish he had toll Nd and suffered for the
. ana he trusted the parsa Us OF Ohahony Ia h'
na would SEQ the propriey OF obs Tsng tte Charity
and tolerance 10 Others and prose wing the record
she irlsh national movement from bNng sued BY any
uemeanor which might call for tho O. Vcers OF the law
lIheersl He concluded by repeating hs appeal fo
practical aid and was on the whole we'll 7eved though
sme ocsoross Union square element cont Ned 70 show
symptoms OF the coming storm.
MT d. O'SUliIvAs, Secretary OF Civil Affair OF the
D.. was next introdaced-He commenced 10 Dir cuss tue
prospects OF the Swecny movement but ine. upted
Svey tsw seconds by questions such 'rel about
v sns Traitors what about the senate British go d ~
how" "You are cut on by the governrnent OF l. Se
lrsh republic and others OF more personal
ous which On the speaker said he would not notice on
account OF the presence Of ladies' He anxious 70
answer question: He was desrous OF imparting infor
NATION but the oMahony partisans there asked
answcrs he would gladly g,ve way any Oh the advo
cstss OF 0hahonyism or Kiliianism, would insure
the speaker respect and attention FROM those who were
holding the meeting, they would also hear him in re-
ply Now. gentlemen, 81 stand asde said the speaker
"sna although .hi: u our meeting, We win hear your
aide courteousiy and invite most cordially OF you
gentemen 70 state your case from tho rosrum and avoid
that more dareputabIe style Of kissing and otous do
Mr. MYERS. an 0'Mshony, man then took the stand
hs depIored he sa tho disturbances his friends were
indIaising I In Ho believed tho 0'Aahony policy was
stephens what the other party had not II was a bad
way TO help Ireland for them TO be kissing and interrupt
Ing each other and raising disturbance. He dwet at
some ier h on the general affairs and gave recitation
IN cy.s ent style In concluding no thanked the
audiesE ior their attention aud asked that his party
would nc treat Mr. O'Suilivan well the other side
had treated himself CcheenI.
hr oSuIIivAs said he commended the anmus OF the
hut
proceeded TO elacidato tho Sweeny policy but again
interrupted by questions as TO persons and other mator
Ne said III you will perss, in this very unfair course
you will not subserye truth l was dosirous of
avoiding these irritating topics you raise, but out
with your questions Il viii have II so, and tho
swcrs are ready, for am strong In being right
About an hour was employed a most noisy
ries OF Interruptions ropies and Kisses from tho q Maho
nycs while the others chccrcd the badgerod orator 20
the echo The police were ON hand and having disposed
VI Few irrepr ssibes the more gontcmanly of the
OMahony men succeeded IN quashng their friends INTO
were alternating sympathy from their side and the
was able to Proceed on smoother sea, the points
against the common foe being loudly cheercd by ALL
VorcE-whn has Canada done 70 Ireandy
MR OsuIJIyA>-What has Ireland done 10 Canada's
gracious sovcregns that they should spoiao our andY
ANOTHER VOicE-What place Is Canada for an Irish
public tCheers)
Mr. OsupIvAS--An Irish republic in the Monat Man.
sion OF the Moon n udicrous thau Brit
sh soil Q.oud cheers aud laughter) Now let me tell
you some common You came here violently pre-.
JUDGED we welcomed you we Will convert You 100, II
you only listen, for you honest though little fana
cal You have got OF the bile and already better
natured. Isughtcrl Indeed, rejoice TO sec tina, the
more intelligent Of your party the gross mpropnetes
OF this EtOrning work. Genemen, you may work your
way, but will most respectfully ask leave w holp
along tie work as we think beet Vow s no time TO e
dlo Only hggards will iend deaf ear when the war
buge Of Ireland sounds. tChocrH) Tvero hcaress to
lay inactive while "Cnmean experts ara ashing our
poor brothers home while with martial law the Brton
Is crushing down the bold X B Cheers) Ten thou
sand troops already demanded by Canada from Eng
land. SO much out OF the Irish field II we thus
liz pf op firm
at home, much better FOR the l. n and
fog tho OMahony wing " they have the
right straight let us hew out tho road and march on 10
the rescue. (ChcorsD IL is my impression that we will
possibly come from unlon square sooner Than any of
yon suspect (Appsusel Time will tell Tho longest
way rouri " dvn the shortest way home The bold
spirits r home unatmed and the heavy hand OF mar
tial law = upon them But our arms arr free. Lot US
strike ar them and pay back blow for blow and take
rcd for every martyrs home tCheersl
Dspend ipon A. ncu We WIN have |. foothold on British
coil We will have a recognized nag at the masthead
before tnaY months-msyhap before weeks n.oud ap.
hud; the victory is organized the columns may move
ang massa, and Zoe oea's sake do ncs keep
stout that evols blow nj the scourger of fair
motheriand tt.reat appausel Why should not Jcfvey
CITY lend hsny Comr, then, friends, organize. (''We
win y Your sympahcs useless unless systenatisod
and prnosicalixed. Tho Ohahony supporters work
ing They have their circles and are .ending tho
will not IN yon organize . sweeny cr,ls here . Oh,
now you re boking my friend Jersey, know, famed
Of lns right 10 act according 10 the prompngs OF
consc,enos. lApplans We believe y aimot a rcli,
zcss dpsy 10 hir on In. .,- .~'A "f our ra:c, anJ
ne heheve Tire stars and strpcs grc kissed by ,ss
brcczes Of the nineteenth ceusry with fondncss for the
very reason hs, lihersty and ostracsm o. thai sort
has no resting place on THIS frc. land checrsD We
have rights the Uus States aud rights IL New Jcrsey,
and prppc-e 70 exercise them aud % net gen,lemany
towards "a men. The proceeding here 10 Night we're
such 90 encourage ~ fsr pairoilsm aud manhood
alike call upon ~ to yindraic oar Ovr % mother.
land and our nights American rtlcnA tChcsrs) The
raid made upon was no argument against "a IL wss
tho decarzion of certain men tha, should have been
born sbou, tn year i0lfan ghterl-vhen chicftans
could lash eud clans and sport with the aspirations Of
the people ~ s all gone IN the bright light n
American llberiy' uen n-k you 20 come up and
enroll yourselves supporters ~ the pTac al plan Tor
raising up our 4" Rlre of the streams (Cbeorsl
On tie organization OF the General Seeeny Circle
sixty men banded IN thcir names q whom thirty
or forty had been ONahony men, In initiating the
members the organizer stated that he hal heard of
design on the part oi The O'aabony to Join the
circe and swing ~ from swecny and ~ he
tho roll names Of persistent nteruptor through The
evening, he would ast good fath % provide against
the coup H. Ead be would incorporate q cIauas IN The
objection 70 General sWe.uy movements and msaut 20
support and advocate w. Upon this quite number VI
the slstog took iher departure aui Ia circle o.
gauized With the simple pledge of the consltuti0n, and
ard out under ihe gudancc Of ihe fooNiaE corps %
Mlehsel NcSuiy, Centre jane J. Daily Treasurer;
John Mannx. Secretary Timothy Cumualns Chairman
Committee "a safety
The circle sccns good cheer AMI hopes 70 bald 90
slendid orgauizatOn general drulpnstrsiipu of the
East tersoy district s 10 come OF soon iu laFpt s hn
bod Fcnans ia blue, " whp Tie sweeny varpl'h
Tor tie old nod