New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

Last evening q very large and enthusiastic meet
ing OF the friends OF Ireland and Irish liberty held IN Lin
coin Hall corner Of Thirty hirsi and Eighihave The
hour appointed the large Hall filed 70 m utmost capacity
with apprccstiye audience and was iaseiuy hed up for
Behind the Chairman an appropriate device which bore
w; 9,: f.; .I .:t e %. .s ;tGgs
At O'Clock the meeting called 10 order by Mr. Patrick
Logan who unanimously chosen Chairman The Chair
terine who koy would give their surnee in the With
ter erie. for BrooF. On se I'D ss March james Brooks
delivered his speech against the Fenians and this the
support He snd support the man whe was the
friend Ireland be the rcddosi Radical that
ever breathed. lGrest applause
non be sent for that they might hear his views.
Gen Manor being then loudly called upon made lengthy
late Rebellion paid high compliment the late President Lin
coin and denounced N strong terms ,e as, ahd aons %
he their post Tuesday 20 fling James Brooks and his
cannon lie was much spplauded during his speech.
The following resolutions were then put and unanimously
va eg James Broois hs speech delivered CongeD
D. Msreh 1859 hAs SHOWN himself the enemy q l.h bery
shown n' entirely in The interest q the British
Rs.olssd Ths, Jane, Brooks BY opposition ID.
h Liberty and By h :. asaoss Of Sons.s., to
h Rsog sRs wholly gn%Shy o. .GS ae oa , ,
,uy Of Il. s. to S S.h fellow citizen who fc
sd citizens by aiding sbng ihe Know Nothing movement
have ne elected him twice COnse' by their almost unanimous
Rsesd That we utterly entirely repudisis tie nomination
James BROOKS member Of Congress Outrage the
ed citizens whose confidence he has betrayed and WHOSE nights
and interests be hs smed and that pledge Ourselves
honorable 70 prevent h reelection 20 bongre
hesoed That brothers and tiendt and fyupa
uauTaEed citizens OF the With Congress
onA Distinct aid enOrt to prevent the reelection Of James
confidence
bin by his natuEed who has opposed the wishes
and interests OF his constituents who eed ham and who has shown
biiuset the enemy the rsh and OF lnsh liberty
Mr Cannon then loudly called and IN coming for
ward greeted with loud cheering lie SAID he had very
seldom appeared before public meeting and had never in
ducd much IN public speaking and he did not intend 10 speak
them subject which would any dissatisfaction
fChcer He then went 20 dcscan IN strong terms on The
egaity neutrality laws and awful calamity If
NED into operation they would entail the country Col
then went IN detail history Of his
mcnts while serving In the during which he enthusiast
tcay cheered II he elected 10 Congress he would
delvor good all God knows he did not want 20
Congress al and o that be pressed hard by the wishes
of the people he would stand al but he would
finch from The they intended confer on him ZAP
uase He would thank man Tor h vote who dbl not stand
on the universal platform OF liberty "a all men Renewed Gp
plausc II be elected he would do has duty honestly
lrIloisiy and in the fear Of God TO all men Appause
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Union Republican Committee OF the Tenth As
seNy District mel last evening the BOWery Hotel for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Assembly ON motion
Owen Murphy the nominee % the National Union democracy
was Endorsed ~ ticir candidate FOR Assembly
MEETING IL THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
meeting OF the electors Of The With Congressional
District va, 20 last etorue Iunk Hotel 30 6Tandst 10
-ofr ir aoulfaf.ol NJ Elngs Elliott FOR 'ohgss INC lad
vel fod lrlH w FirmrI presided. md JOSEPH i.fai
aI+e ae ssc.efUr ff..fesfs we've rnr rfnfttF VI ~
nomination fF ton ~Hrfil rf fiDfs lsHd fr Hon
SU Ion iotfev fs isf Dr. Slfl,'H tthH tf,i n hlli'
'f" ll ft.t Drtf- q ie 'iitH.