The New York herald., 1867-02-19

nous on the sentiments that will be offered to YOU and
the other circumstance is this that chairman, keep
business to listen than speak. (sNo, no There are
several Thousands Of persons in this hail. and TO Of
ne s ns na"b 0 80 Sa T. hv
sufficiently appreciated-(loud laughter)-but II
you had occasionally to stand on platform, as have
often DONE and my honorable friend s expected to
do night TO address great audience on great ques-
ton with great Of responsibility, you would find
privileges as listeners Of this kind Cheers and laugh
ter) The object OF this meetingthe direct and imme
date objects 70 present an address % my honorable
him. Cheers) reed hardly tell you that ne Is one OF
the most distinguished members that Ireland sends 70
not claim for him from you that courtesy which you will
be sure TO extend 10 him think may promise myself
that you will give him your approval and Judging from
what have heard past OCCASIONS shall be greatly
surprised II you do net listen to him with admiration
The O. Donoghue il relation Of the great 0Conneli
tgreat cheerng) man OF whom English writer's OF this
daysome OF them ieast-are accustomed TO speak in
terms OF condemnation My honorable friend repre-
ssnts considerable % portion OF his cosnrymen, anC
able 70 do something 70 draw Engishmen and lrishmen
nearer together for purposes highly honorable and ad
months ago had Short but very pleasant visit to the
city Of Dublin. believe was truly visit Of peace Of
tanned there most msgninceniy at grand pubic ban
quet and had the opportunity the night before left
Ireland to speak to considerable and public meeting
assembled in ono or the halls Of the city. Now.
venture 70 say, whatever may have been the com.
mcnis upon that VISIT and upon the speeches which de-
livcred in Dublin, have some reason 70 hope that my
labors there not wholly fruiless tCheers) There
Is, as you all know who read the newspapers
abe parry in Ireand aos q Encamd and ''aS hSs % he
empire. When speaking 10 them in Dublin did not
blame these men; tor think In my conscience that
nothing can be more justifable In Ireland than dis
like for what Ireland has for long period back
OF the legislation OF the imperial Parliament in regard
the permanent and just interests Of that island Cheers
Ireland has been governed for the most part q
quered country, and am sorry to say Il has been
crned with less Of wisdom and OF justice in some striking
particulars than any intelligent cong would show to
who think that i! Ireland were severed from Ensians
ss sps@s@ S ss a. 'G s ireland r1ss sn = os as soaa I'd
O. he great Uid Sals ef Imsica ne result ~~id Be-
that IRE and aosd D. concerned ~ u. majority Of mr. own
pcop cnd 'cod te directly responsible for her s0
from Great Britain from the United Kingdom would in
all probability nuoive despsrae qinGry strife
thing physically possible and therefore in the dis
of this Irish question proceed from the bass
thing decided and fixed for long time, and therefore
upon that basis we should consider what be done for
Ireland. If had sufficient time or II it my duty
20 60 iuy into the question here my object would bo
to show tina. the pec Of Great Byi0in not se to
the pc pie Of Irelad lcheers) nat yon coud poll al The
men IN Great Britain throughout England and Wales and
Scotland you would not find majority Of the OF
nianing established Protestant Church in Catholic
Ireland. t(ireat cheers) Nor would you find them
anxious to support system VI law with regard land
which perpetuates and will continue 10 perpctuae, III
continued many OF the evils Of the great connscaton
which took place Two centuries ago; ard IL the Irish
national and liberal party will join with national and
liberal party in Great Britain have undertaken show
true inte,sss o. Mts as Il rreIand Mere az sndpsS
ert Stde socr whdt knsU 10 be impossibt, an
nensd . he r.p,Aic of A,nstca More than fourteen
question. and suggested that there should sometimes
be "a Irish session o. the Imperial Parliament: but sm
conscious that Parliament is not in condition and
has not within itself the elements and the power .
desi fairly with this great question. (Hear,a
assr Ssa.s y Ths tory party shoags =. S:y e ne
1t is large minority In the House. although is In mum
bers very small minority of the people soud ohcerl
that thcre in its numbers In It's ranks intelligent
and capable men laughterl II it were TO be admitted
gladly see great change in the Legislation Of the Pariia
ment the Irish question, still venture 70 affirm that
the government. would BE- wholly unable to carry out
biiud party and perverse party Greas oheerng) Its
principles are formed upon direadrd @ cquaisy, a~S
last built up upon tactics the base 80 its
respond with It's rise (Greas cheer The only path 70
real Improvement n the legislation Of the Imperial Par
through representative reform fChecrs have said
before that the class chiefly represented will
not do IT, and that 1t will require the strength Of the
opinion OF the nation to enect the reforms that
CURED (Cheers) II the Parliament ~ Westminster
would really represent the people Of the United King
Woaid be- done vhers ;"st,ca ~. S.eU - cr1 1u dsns6
The measuYe A. conncctsS h shs Chwrch .rS cornsc~x
win the land once nssscd throvsh p..ls.,srs
a Wing received the roysi sssentServ Irshmsn m tSe
Iowiest cabin would have ne,, hora snd : r.~ - ,ssS
rhe spring and the snmmer thss rs sccr :, ccv. ,,,
not more revive The hsrhags or AN, ,sds ,Ss shcs.
vrsnd measnres or ;ms,;ca ,~cnd - 1870 n.. ~ 80
ovaItv M Jrcand hsiiev" ssss- &c. - conssys
ma much reading and much snd; ~ 'bs n"s,io sn9
We might rely on the sovereign ronedy % Of justice 70 heal
The wound and 70 remove the discontens Of Ireland;
NJ fkS
loud cheersl harno IN, ncs;S ,n.r. ~ = .ses,.y
y rsspomsibr ann "a no,.rrf,l .xtccs", 80 Of
peech doabgsss fiauchtcr, bnt whicS rr sne Xko or
nv arvument NAV - ncrmi,tad tn use-if these
measures were once passcd and e,. once the law Of
mis- emnire then wonlS ibro~ orsn TIE prison doors
md let every poltca prisoner free loud cheersl And
rns. tbe RIGHT ~ sSs crown OF this kingdom with
N unsltcrnc fah 10 mat sense OF LOYALTY which would
X begun by the msgnanmous justice Of the imperial
psrIsmcnt
tn. honorable sue.ksr resumed A.s seat amid leud
no contnned cneess
The O'Da.ss"v. =. ~ snen ca0s .o1wsru 70 20
ssvwfeugc sno weicons ne nao socsaseo 'ne Wss
reoted VAIN cnecn egnln sno AGAIN renewoo ne saao