The New York herald., 1867-03-12

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my duty; and shall be pleased make one OF COMMITTEES
g dae of tssT 1sns In support Of freland's
large amount Of money /; as collected al headquar.
eors yesteroay snd many who hitherto held aoor from
their means trades soc ses are alse taxing acton
donating ire an their funds for ihe sun
psrs Of the revolosonsis in Ireland The Jerssymen
hsve taken the initiative viii be By report
hereto appended --
At regular meeting Of the ,workngmen's benevolent
Union No Of jersey City. held at the Cntholc Ins
tute corner Of South Sixt b and Erie street, IL was
moved seconded and carrie unanimously that 500 DO
drawn from the funds Of the above society aid their
fellow comrymsn in Irelan who fghling the battle
OF freedom on thei. native Lind committee Of three
members was G then sppom.ed to convey the money %
same 10 the chief executive. signed ON behalf Of the
society, Thomas D"tey, Edward Dougherty, John
lively large the socety il but newly established ana
sss funds are therefore By no means large
Many Of the circles throughout the city held enthusi
sstic meetings la evening at al Of which unaai-
mously resolved loc time In raising tbs necessary
funds and TO perfect arrangements for the meeting
posing ans The odcials under wSsss auspices Il WIN
wi,h suCosss ana invited thsn 70 psrscipase n the
gathering 90 that their presence hand impetus 70
The Common Councn have already given an uncnlcaI
recognition and promise Of support to tho movement
hs own has declined 10 participate In any
ever IN the movement
General Geeson and the committee accompanying Inn
nse st in Washington and not expected 10 return 10
sbss city before the end Of the week. vhen thought
announcement win be made that perfect organ.
i.aion has been Effected which the drecis hay had
she hearty co-opsrson Of centres and their circles The
he ss s Of p.y sns %
readiness al any moment when called upon tooupport
wmo .Ssr strong arms Irrespective OF party the mon
land. 80 ! IN -" Fl
The following is correct copy OF the prselamaten of
the Irish Provisional which e<eiy
IN ireland and published in many the Irish nnd Eng
sh newspapers 70 the great dgus Of the British gev
- THE mrsH RxrrBtIci HI.
Afssr seven ccnturcsof outrage and misery nnequaed
rghs liberty trcdden foot by the foreign
81 our lands from the Irish farmer TO the Irish or
years supplanted by cattle destined 10 supply tae mar
.ets OF England; after having skilled workmen
prisonmsnt and tho scaod having NO longer either lands
% cultivate, laws Acknowledged rights TO invoke:
faculty OF suffering the determination to nshi. we
ehesrfnly choose this last resort All men have right
70 duraSs liberty Or happiness s ncss
fee labor and that there be free labor whom the
o. Isbor Is me so and that The irish soil instead
Of being ia the hands of the Irish working men, held
BY selnsh and despOtc Oilxarchy we d,clarel . be
force Considering thag all born with equal ma.
tar shts and that by associ.flng thsmseves together
20 protect another and share public burdens tus.
tics demands that such association should rest upon
an equitable basis-snch MAINTAINS equality |
aim a founding republic basc Sres sersa 80 rsse
securing to all the inirnsfc value OF her labor We
The complete separation Of church and State Tho pub
nc expenses viii DO paid by progressive capation
and mankind witness tho justice OF our cause and tho
intensity OF our sunengs declare Ia the face or the
world N order 10 succeed 10 rsconqusrna the inalcna
ble rights that all men receive at their birth take up
arms 70 combat the dominant oiigarchy; and. lie
strength dwels In iis credit based upon IT'S property
:ven despair shall place within our reach Wherever
,ne w :, snglsh Gag waves over English property |
Gut fear truce; and we swear in tho sacred name OF
% 1s country By The suerngs OF those who now endure
VI nVink tomDs Tor the cause. by tho dear
sno reyered names Of those who have died for the ree
ses ~ Ireland by our honor and that Of our children
shall be recognized or when lie ass man AZ oup rsns
snail he IN his grave '"e a'' Aiau y oa' fsos
hepnoicans Of the entire world our ca,so is vouys
vai enemy = your enemy Let your hearts he with as
ha.r,s ;yhss o'Anee @ 2, England II Is only your
starvation and md a'srsdaon brought your resdes by
Sppressea isooa homemosr the past look well 10 the
children in sne Coming ~ ss liberty 70
Herewith we prgclaim lain the Ifish Republic
Mass Meeting Of Fenians IN JERSEY ty,x.
mass meeting Of Fenians was held last eyening =,
abe Catholic Institute Jersey City, Mayor Cleveaud in
Ne chair over two thousand persons were present. and
" meeting characterized by the creates, en,bu.
sm. The platform adorned with Irish and |