New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-29

o'Brep and Lartin, the Manchester yiciin." Undsi
me asme OF 0en was t9s 3 o1t
who wore white scarfs with black rosettes tied WHY
IN tho rescue Of Col Kelly at Manchester, and who have
escaped to this country Then the Civic Societies in
LOngshOremen's United Benevolent society. st. James
Young Mems Roman Catholic Society. Father Matthev
Parent Society. Father atthew Society, no 4 Father
Matthew Society, Branch No.2 Father Matthew Society
brooklyn, No. 2. Father Matthew Society, Branch No
j. Youug Mems Farther Matthew Society No. 3.
Next came the procession OF Circles Of the Broths%
hood, with flags and banners Much attention was %
"Ws.,s'r On Ne g.llov. hEs.
The proper place for @'n to q.
+ who're Be dies or n-a.7
We roars thelr loss ard viii sysnge thea"
AT the southwest corner Of union1qaare bnan plat
form was erected around which crowd collected sone
hours beiore the head OF tho procession arrived. WBe4
woaied array, the assembage had swollen to thousands
viewed IN The estimation OF The spirit witch Iad 9rousnt
Il forth the gathering imposing There could os nS
doubt ta. tie feeling which animated those ren wa
aS ee 10 ac eh NV hitter ~ Of Wson AID n
snlt eOud do, they would 30; no doHDt that II eyere
chance should be granted them 10 meet their b;rthrgG
foes face TO face with their adored ireland for bats
FIELD and the world for spectators they wond STRIFE io7
hearts are shallow their brains feeble may thnk 81
witty to cast tie sneer Of contempt at the ieryeni
Irahmen ia America because perhaps the outpoungs a
that feeling have not always been wise and prudent "a
becauFe The leaders whom IL Las sometimes bed have nS
beu inst or LGncs 10 their followers or b0caSe 4; net
Dspab how the end which these men have In view e 10
BE- accomplished. But Just cause has slgsys found
path to success As century has succeeded centaT9
wrong has fallen, the edcts by when tyrants hsys
tors have crumblei 70 dust, and usdce has tumpAs4
Never were truer words than;
Tbs s.rr1.l ye,I. Of ooe are gsui
And Die. aud her -orshpsr-'
Duty 90 the crowd gathered IN FoGrteentb-st. NJ.
Savage arrived. and WAS Introduced The heavy Teathef
forbade delay aud there was none 10 vas noceabo arg
somewhat Significant Of feeling that half tie peopi4
listened bareheaded IN the falling mist Tue ferVeit s
pOeca Grafton which Ar Sayage delivered was gTeetse
with lively enhusiasu and the speaker on commencing
was given round OF cheers
GRAFTON or JOHN SAVAGE, Eso
Brothers and teliowclrizens We assemble On -: SO
and solemn occasion No sIch occasion mas ar'en 10 @
annals II our for more than haii century et %
feryenty pray that taking inspiration from the hoEorA
Dot less than the glory o. " c we ny &c
Il rles Of bravo" and choeIsl Our meeting Is mace
dobly bitter and indobly oppressive on our ear
by tho day on which and the surroundngs anid which
we gather IN the public ways OF TINS great eltyi
look to Heaven For the ongcomig retributon lChee-s
The contrast Afforded By the Humane and comforting
misery adds woe TO weight of woe. and mbres OBJ
with pangs which We a- forced 70 bear Only y
day and lis causes impose While tie hcarts Of Us
metropolis hreathir jubinon oqra are GREATNESS
10Y ful hearts for benefits received redeemed reuD
lie for tie salyaton OF free Goverumont weep
At the great faulty banquet OF the Republic to-day, We
Ike the skeleton az the Egyptian Fest But mere y
sgnifcance IN cur presence which curling essay
and dstrGctng pas SONS should teach MS tne merits ere
practice Of raerna philosophy While an witlh coos
typhcs thanks fesrivy, aud comfort the skes undef
which meet seem 10 sympathze win our R4Com Ana
10 the BETTING ro!ment. and &c dun hues sorrow
But behind that heavy curtain Of misbentGd that Sfay
drapery Of cloud there shines IN eternal heaVeh-wrSa
ssinI SO ,nS within our Sorrow s1I pary inspired
Ly It shines q nope S hich H., IL es.rD.z
O'Bricn martyred stretches across tire Atlantic
falls upon the hearthstOne Of every lrshman IN hS
country II clouds his brow and oh his heart into I'M
dpinable IL
from its terrible nature mankind shUdder 70 give eNpeS
sion. IL brushes him into silent stnpor because hH
feelings nre uputtcrable But t also conveys
which should arouse him from this ethAry Of sorrow.
win Liberty, win strengthen our chdreno children "a
preserve IT, tCheerl al want no merry" said young
thousands have died. Tor tho sake OF their beloved Land
and in defense OF Il. loud cheers will die proudly
and The ibeTty Of an oppressed aud ensaved people,
And 10 went to his death proudly and trumpharty.
Ei S' Y parelpaion IN the act which made ths
tyrant burger for hs blood. ard he went %
death not looking to the mercy OF man. bat TO the merY
OF bis God. The gallant lrsAmercan citizen and sob
der Capt Michael OBren, having nothing IN ms caresy
bring the blush OF shame to my face or make me AFRAID
10 meet my God or fellow man would DC most nappy.
nothing would give me greater pleasure hsh 70 os On
the field for my country IN defense OF her Liberties
Cheers Asit ia, cannot die on The aed but can ne
on the seatold, hope, as solder mar anu Ch.S
tan f Hear, hear, and cheersl / am CONN
dent my blood will rise an hundred fold against the "
rants who think proper 20 commit such an outrage And
he went to the scafold a soldier. q man, and .
Christian patriot Ryalng each other N teT PTGs
showed the breahess English spectators now To uo I"t
an idea leaving the place ~ Judgment for tile place or
death with beaming faces they eIuitnsy ana togehes
cried "God save IrelandW God bless old lrelandF
Waving OF hats and tumultu0us cheerngl are tlere
not lessons IN these acts and words which snouu DOT %
lost usi Can the living not unite IA bIayeI SI ~
foss and on their way to DEATH In the shadow
the pride they felt, by the defiance they showed oy the
blood they gave FOR the common cause OF Irse ners
mplore union among Irish Nationalist Tor that Gauss.
Immense oheeringl Let the men Of rival paites beS
bring their personal rvalres under the scapd OF tne
martyrs eheersl-and Issuing thence oe ts ne -
united charity 10 each other Cheers.J ma wore, los
them be the preachers and soldiers OF ulteu seuoI
that no such occasion the present has arisss
Tor more than half century. II the tenans were
united 1t could not have arisen II we become uti b -
such occasion arise again. Cheers Let not the er
ample OF the martyrs pass frmtlessy away.
are people who have martyrs The martyr II lleNetE
in his death The blood of the MARTYR y noS &C., pI
ara proof against the earthly thnnderbos OF
The ashes OF the martyr eonoeas name WHICH ~
HE oce which possesses th6m. Great Will the people Dc
Who determine to emulate them. lCheers'l
A the small party which the stand accommodated Wss
Having IT, the door, which had previously given eraes
ling warning of its instability, suddenly gave way ana
oenters of circles and members Of the press were pcpf
tated in a jumbled TO the ground Some useless
alarm WAS created which was dispeleu ~ TIC apPTe
nuce Of Mr. Savage post and the sgnt OF painS
taking reporter sitting amid the wreck OF matter aSs
Maeaulay,s Hew-Zeaander upon tne fShs :" r'"N"-
Bridge and taking down the tail end OF the orauon.
INDIGNATION MEETING IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Nov. a. The teman
Brotherhood OF California propose holding mass
ing AT Sacramento next week. They purpose expressing
their indignation at the Manchester execution