New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17


HEADS - HE ADDRESSES REBEL MASS
- MEETING-HE TAKES THE CUTICLE From
s''MOUR AND BLAIR.
: e)frcSpondent of The Missouri Democrat,
.Dg from Jerseyyille, H., on the 9th ult., says;
fast saturday the young eloquent Irish ora
speak meetng and consequently large NUN
rs % lrshnen had come from the surrounding town
f1snanagement OF our County Committee, MI
ho"e was nI ho soi biosct ,o un rcb rons
te feelings Ofa faded audience" he declined speak
hran Tie man who had been advertised and whom they
kinds Of oahs against the County Central Committee,
who had night 10 consult Mr. Hodnett be.
fore they introduced any other speaker To make
Tar that they were determined that he should speak
and hence committee OF 50 waited upon him AZ the
800 Of them who had come especially to hear him Hod
net said sorry he did not get chance 70 peak 70
tben but SAID be would at some future time But me
committee could not be put of thus Then the leading
Democrats offered him the Democratic headquarters lie
said a." Will accept II and sIeak TO Dem0crauc audi
ence II you will guarantee me protection. ana they
VI informing yon that he did speak and IN
70 doubtful tones. He Is young man, and moro than
tossh tire irish Democracy" but you should hear
hta show up the rotten side OF Tie Democratic parry ~
las c0untrymen and prove 10 them BY argument from
shch there could be appeal, that the Republican,
EeIs their only friends in the past and would
Tt ssl during the holding Of some national fair
Chic 20. they had abundance Of proof Of ths fact;
q. " and iae Copperheads only 600 Compare,
80 e. the two amounts. and which Of the
= ~ votes Here SOME refugees from " old Ten,
st that HSdpett was carving the Ih Win
> Several leading Irish Democrats Jumped 70
IN ,et DR.. Barry heading the column, aud said the
ar. who laid one finger a hair OF his head would
% aho on the spoil This sentence in fine Dixonan
his falsely Democracy in style never eqnalcd
In this town Also, remembering that his audience was
no small task for Republican, 20 speak 10 them and TO be
heard he with breathess silence simply because
corperheads compelled TO hear him He then rave
sts diaeront votes in the House and Senate Fenan
i'm by which he clearly proved that the Democrats
AxesS voted with England and the Republicans With
na nc s ao gave ho5sS seyToq q Psdlgree
Of England: that he was the offspring OF Jane sey
pgnr etnghter Of Anne Boeyn mistress o. hing Henry
reason for rlshmeD 10 vote FOR Grant the offspring Of
isa Republicans from the North OF Ireland At this
pont he Democrats became 50 outraged that one man
said nc ought and should be hanged Here pistols could
SsuisG re i Ha nc said they ' Womb dc
by his side, and the widest commotion was IN.
no 10 try and tho ire OF the Irish. They
werp for him and attested IT. He continued bis speech
that all the Know NOthngs OF America are now sound
Democrats, and are supported BY deludod Irshmen.
administered yet II that August Belmont Chair.
man OF the D-mocrarc National Committee, stole
got II now running the English Democracy, and Ia
formed the British Goyernment Of the actions of te fe
men arrested In Ireland on the ground OF Feniasm Now,
aid HOdDett this Is the that opposing, and do
yoy think that 1 not right in my OppoStOn'tO
inch a political arlstocrstic English f1ngIs aad oh
frfshfseD can II be said that y0u VIII yotc for
81 h man Voice" No, no, man. ny Hob
aeIs was a grand effort. lie convinced AL his
,eafers OF the truth and veraclty VI hls state
qent and challenged all 20 contradiction. HIS appeal
70 ths Irish was grand foweiy passionate po~rfut
and the Irish have been seldom better pleased man the
maDler IN which he CONDUCTED btmssf and carried on
the palm Of having made the beet speech u thecampagh
After Mr HOdnett had concluded, nc kald he was then
open 20 answer any questions they might put 70 ha.
God help tho n 40 stood up to do IT, he got the
starch taken out VI his collar In few seconds. NJ
Kennedy, Irish InIdel, that sets himself up
As one Of their ledders here, said in answer 10
one Of Mr.. HOdDetts arguments against Slavery, that
any Catholic priest found advocating ifs abolition was D
dcsh Here the audience Missed and the speaker was
cobspt1ed 70 shut up lie 0yeryl0t tue mark aid p0