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

iponstrsons that tbs Empire CITY has Tor some time
witnessed. At least ioO. 00o persons were pesent-s
assembled at tho bidding OF the fcnisn Chief. OMa-
hony The fno old trees which have shaded 30 many
festive gatherings during the pleasant days OF
last Summer were berea OF all their bright
foliage the sky WIS overcast the earth WAS
still bound in is icy letters and the myriad summer
flowers and grasses were slee ping their Winter sleep
but through the forest trees the life sap still flowed free
the bright flowers but hidden for time and the
Summer glores OF sunshine and warmth were destined
again TO return. The children OF the Emerald Isle
drew Q parallel between nature and their be
! ved mOtherisnd. Her glories they fondly
dreamed were again TO return and herOng Winter OF
desolstion 10 DO followed by hopeful SprnRtme and
beauteous Summer. Considering our past experience
Of Irish gatherings the meeting OF Yesterday was nnch
of marvel Order reigned 10 Warsaw. Everything
quiet order ly and peacesble and in everything k
oeIt bitter der unciaon OF England they seemed to
have perfect control Of their feelings There were
not many women present ana the few whe were there
left early in the day There were several BANDS OF
music profnsion OF Green barps and American stars
which waved FROM house aid tree top Inc speaking
commenced about - o'clock. Judge Connohy was
chosen TO preside at the principal stand he opened
the proceedings br introducing the Head Center Col
John OMshO y who spoke as follows:
THE HEAD CESTFBs REMARKS.
TELLow- CITIZENS ASp BRorHEr IINIANo: This IS 20
me proud get painful moment II is proud because
see around ine so many IrishDen and American sym
psthigcrs 10 testify their approval Of The course that
James Stevens and myself cheersl have pursued In
nm ACKNOWLEDGED power upon the earth. Cheers. II
is painful becansc / know Of the urgent neces-
siiy of the President of the IRISH Republic
At this moment he is in need OF money
OF arms and armed to carry the for Irish in
dependence. Dui know from this generous enthusi.
you all manifest tnattlese moneys will DO furnished
to them and furnished promptly. iCheersl There Is
now In Ireland regularly organized army, notwith
spdng the doubts which persons have EXPIRE ssed
Of its existence. lCheers That army is differed by
experienced veterans b. who have won their lal
rels rr Wnr fO~ a mr. az IN
Republic. Cheers. Under their eemmsnd at
This moment are 3o10p Irish republican soldiers
i wease cheers prepared to strike for liberty and
ramrle down the foul tyrants OF our race scor as
GU pat arms 10 their hands [Cbetrs. VIII vou do
that, VIII you SIMPLY that Irish Republic (" Yer,
yes" which !our presence here this day Acknowledges
planes necessary its thorOug independence
and raise the country Of to its position among
the nations OF the earth shall not trespass long upon
you to-day. AIN NOT ~ the habit Of making pubic
harargues. ] ask you though to furnish me with the
TO supply the Irish Republio with the grand es
sentials-the only essentials nov-'or NO perfect
liberation. Buy the bonds ot the irlsh ne.
public snppy money 10 place mnnlions
Of war in the bands the Irish army supply money 10
put Irish ships upon tie II you do that anc 40
promptly. the great and perLoas crisis IN whieh our
brothers IN Ireland now placed Wl Dc overcome
iriurnphantly wen do sol and ere long the green
Gag OF our sires viii hoa, over the hills OF holy Ireland
Immense cheers IA ever IL did IN tue
DAYS OF the Fenians Of cid Dc 10. think brother
Feians and fellow citizens OF this great republic that
mean TO make ills Brotherhood permanent organ
zaton in this broad LAID As an organization we have
no business here 10 interfere with American
questions. We want to ralse t1e standard o'
ireland ~ as you furnish With the noney We
steer straight home for the dear Old land Of our
biz D. After ;at al We will want " III be syup:thizng
fri, nds and allies IN Americawe shall want 10 fcDan
Brotherhood. Cheers l shall coDclnde by again
calling upon yO 10 buy the bonds Of the lash ~ Puoc
now Tor sale IN Wonder hotel 70 subscribe yor FUNDS 10
sappy the immediate necessities Of the Irish aimF nov
IN some peril az the other side OF he AtiaLtc. In
able by the Leu mail 20 send suibeient sur o.
money TO supply the immediate necessities o. ya.ie,
Stevens and his brave companions tlmmense cheers
VIII YOU do that Will you supply the with e-sugh OF
money 10 supply the immediate necessities o. james
Stephens and his brave companions. ami tose devote;
veterans OF thc American army thai are GOV IN Ireland
under the shadow Of the ghhet and il defiance OF the
utmost power o: hereditary foesv VIII yor suppl!
NE as TIE agent of the IRISH Republic and the chief %
this organization with sufficient Laoney 20 enable yse
and nv brother Fenars 20 ep,e this country foserer
and fight for our native land immense cheers sI
weeks expire iCheers;i II You do So ireland shall
be fee: every trace OF ac- opprsssors shall be wiped
from OF her So, or v% shell lay down lives upon the
sacred ear Of our sircs. Immense cheers
Ms. ". +. goBISsoS5 REHAgRs.
At tie co ciusiOn o! Col 0Mahony remarks NJ:
W l.. Robinson OF Brooklyn was next introduced ana
received with storm Of cheers which continued FOR
T any minutes. Or coming forward be sad. when ne
tnmnlt bad subsidized Fellow. citizens: lever 50
as | 40 tbis afternoon. l have come here labor.
ing undey seys.s atset.on OF THE lurgs. and
do not know whether / wi, De able 70 address
!Sa one minute o. ien 'nhS,e te- ~, Dc
old suffering mOtherisnd-l cheersi-to let her
know that tie day Of her sorrow. and II the night o.
her suffering, there Is ore hest b9-e-enc | see a
lnnd7ed Thousand learts around me-,let beats re.
spDrsye to every feeling o. ler generous aad glorious
OLD heart Immense cheers have come here. my
fellow citizens and friends o. Ireland 40 sn ATerenn
citizen pledge that glorions old standard o. the stars
shall Ne iHeri .ned with the glory Of Ireland ana mar
the stripes Of that glorious benper shall po used 81
stripes upon the back Of the greatest yraai and Onward
and bro ggaTt tLs ire world ever saw Great cheers
For fear my voice would break down before 10
the most important part OF NV address let me say
word 10 pari:r ny voice WoHld not reach one tiae
Of youoftle 600 900 people who arc here 20 day The
speakers who preceded me said all they wanted was
men AID money. Can not today In tia. little room
ouder hand II At least 600 dollar !of eaoh mar
herst Say not hat your sun vail not be missed. IL
Will lie missed Let say that If yOu had nothing 10
rans to vOur children but the picture OF one OF these
bonds eTen IL II were never redeemed, II would
be worth your while :, giTs zen, o. n'iy' OK -.
house. lCheersl Let say. also. tina, while -hali
haze nothing 10 do with tho handling Of tue
money. yet believe to-day as hImiy rs beheTe 10
nv efistence that every penny tba. yor give IS sale IN
he LANDS OF Col. john o MahOny and those assoc
tied with him 20 Hou right; and therefore et
10 stand back and keep back, for that money wiz
BE- properly used. i know him and believe ever.
rislnaI knows him. and knows also tba, there IS not
dishonest drop Of blood in bs body nor mean nbef
a bis whole existence. lCheers.l Trust bin, Then
ehoW -ci,IHohs ahu iuV4c P~'NDHie4'' $500 -
hin with whatever money yon have 70 give;
/, n 81 be tie last tine that poor Ireland bleeding and
suffering under centuries of OppreS ionit may be the
last time tina, she Sill appeal you II you deny her
now where will yol And place to hide yourselves ron
the scOrn o. y0lr oh!srea ard o. coming generations
Let us al he ready WY. i we had aTus zoe :. !sy
hans OF ,Ae Aai 70 tn.s aiA t0asy rs ceV'u
whip Eng and in q fair field. Great cheerinGI Ire
land 10 day is the greatest nation o. the lace o. the
earth and give her but twen,y -foar hours warning
Jet them follow tie laws they estsb.shed-and
lei the proclamation be made over tie
earth "a lours in advance, that all WHO leave the place