The New York herald., 1867-03-14

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Is the ,r;orsonsly terminated. Great apps asal |
he time for ali true lovers OF the Old Isle 90 unite
~ and SOUL with all their da s,rens.n md with all
:. (Applause) England may ooass Of her victories |
ae days gone by. Oh, but u was Irish iegions who
IN her victories for her, ard lrshmen they were who
rom time 10 time filed up her decmated ranks But
row there has change the hearts OF the pe0
ple and ishmen are standing up and battling for their
dag With harp and snnburst, they are fighting the old
light Of liberty, the memory Of the past glorious DAYS OF
their ancestors stimulating them and nerving them to
the contest and awakening within them spirit which
makes victory inevitable. Applause Thrs would appeal
brethren home, TO humanity, render all the aid ia
your power to deal q death blow to that tyrahnicai
power which has spread desoaon over .ne % ,ais ad
to the United States government to pay back some POT
ton Of the debt OF gratitude owes 70 .ns iisa csons
their aid In preserving this great republic IN the Gays
OF great trial appeal 10 you TO unite your voices
aud influence with Irshmen In every part OF The world
from Yellow Sea to the Pillars OF Hercules, ana
from Garryo~sa TO Melbourne. From Dorth 20 south,
from cas-, TO west IN all parts Of the ha6,ss's ss s,sos
that has been naugurated IN the emerald ise t1reat
cheering)
The speaker having concIuaed the band struck up
"Garryowep,n the assemblsse continuing their cheers
with great force.
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas As be,esrs popular Sovereignty becomes
Hsf IN ana q "a
soa s ns Operate win na,ions Struggling for free epub
lean ipSptions 70 extend % them the blessings of
he s haze yrdss been or Sm sy Se By
Parllaneut Of nngland and whereas, we ave not only
allied ed, % hs sa pSn ssnn BY he s s and Po m
erna eratue for the services renderedse sealed by
n Bs .
saBs sG sns ner hereditary Gsy 'ns
enpsss our earnest and hearlfe sympathy fof G irish
people In their present struggle or the recovery OF the
That hereby pledge ourselves sh assist ss%
for which they stand in armed against tAe mer
Resossd Thar Tsa duty of lovers
countries and spread the blessings OF
Rsssysd, That day cooperate with the
men N Ireland yaS ,a are ss,spg @ . establish @ spse
render them prompt and eflcien. aid.
Resolved That the Grown and orarchy of Great Britain
have forfeited all claim to International courtesy from the
end citizens OF the United States BY the ireache
Saoe ds the y that @
% to S
throw our ana nerpsaae assord cord ana blood
Resolved, That hereby earnestly and emphati-
low tsens lay aside ali partisan strife and personal ami
and 70 unite together and rally one to the support OF
| pendenoe.
The resolutions adopted with great enthusiasm
The following letter from Mayor Hoffman was then
| read by Arthur J. Delaney
eIsrInnnsI have received this inyIiaton . at
battling liberty be held :, Union square
smewhat the oi public approach he Fenan
o YIN s S Sy % e na sw o S
Aps rs ny TOR the Of ssn 1 bs may be
innate Of Great ST,,ans claims on Us 70 keep peace within
eece and the cause !" repubean aoyerment Was on lis
great perhaps al trial England gave aid and comfort
Il VAS beisyed would work The destruction of our
.S. and aso%s ssSs d y be nss
u.s. Inc Do y mot Of "S VII bl 90
alone IN this community IN feeling no very keen sense OF
ont of seek saiesnards for her projection
a @ $ ss ss
wsn now taking place % IL ireland and /, my hope IL is
government did not stand ceremony in expressing its
More than forty years ago when resce WAS
% Monse rs I'D ns the sr Of the Tsr @
subject Of message to Congress and the strong
rss they 0s pfrHd
ss f the Ss
N
asylum in THIS country TO Kossuth and his gallant follow
%s Hsd % to q wno .
Sd NOT NOT G her or es a D
n a the 70 s ans 5 Ss s or % key Eng
Ireland in establishing their rights certainty II is
The 70 Sasyh
ss Of q s sss Of as
y shan no longer be under the yoke Of over allen in re
ana me rights when belong % manheod
& and our history certainly indicates the validity Of revo
Tut on But should be borne in mind that revolutions
the chains despots and
E the S 70 ns o hs
ss irse & ie spw OF sse s
yoves The gesss, responsibility Let us hope that they
and well and unite in earnes, for early success
peope serens that The pricf time sIo,ed % prevents
more elaborate reply am very respectfully
To JoHs snrxpr. Chairman; JEn.sIAn poSovAN Score
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements Fenan brotherhood.
Ind (harirs naly Tnln md Epuan
Kelley were appointed committee to receive contribu
lions to the cause.
political liberty was rs essential to the social welfare OF
man as religious liberty was TO the spiritual welfare of
fare aud progress Of society relisous
the propagation and culture OF Christianity Intelligence
every man seeking honor and prominence and nero
foppisb titles tApnause) 1t IS time that the
iS imous voice crush the yran CHEERS y"' In ~ i.sa
England made Ireland an independent nation. In 1880
she had granted 10 them. Irshmen forward with
the hope that they shall day inherit tlsir own
country aud in this they would be ultimately gHs6ed
heing introduced, Captain o'BRgv Addressed the
meeting, remsrking that the brave men in IrclarA had
commenced to fight for the liberation OF their town
toddcn country and had resolved TO tear asundev the
Chains of slavery that had bound her for seven hundred
years (Arplaascl II the :iu' rious Emmett Wiz
gould could se from their immortal ombs would hey
not acknowledge them as their folowcrss fAppau w
Iceland looked across tho waters of the Atlnnc FOR a.
sstsnce Ho who would not rive aid deserved TO be
brandsd as traitor tApplause Ireland stood 70. w.
mat IN the late wsr friend TO America and this so
crnuens should TeRsier Ireland aid.
Tho CHAIRMAN hero read despatch from Washington,
from General John Glceson. which stated demo-
Gratis and fepubicans there in Congress vcng with
each other 10 ibor efforts pass vote OF sympathy in
tehalf OF Ireland Ihs despatch was received with
Gntbusestic demonstrations OF joy.
The CBkrKxaS Introduced Mr. o'DwYER "a bold
1ipperary boy, who marked ha. he would read the
recent proclamation fssasd in Ireland which was as
grand document that Eftcr which II was fasbioncd
made in Philadelphia eigay years ago. The speaker
here rad from the NKw Yak HERALD a copy Of this
which rcocsvcd wlth frequent bursts
of applause That giorsis docun eut speaker
and had been made r wac follow
ing up their words with deeds (Applausej The Feni-
concentrated at Mai6 v, and had captured q
postion in Kildare, In the north VI Ireland TEey
up and doing. tAppause) They were in fhs field In
fppersry. loud appause.l Davis had said Of Tip
pcgary:-
Let Binin boast OF British host.
Abun, them al night little G. ne we
seas nDrH Hr.f.a IA