New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
WARREN AND COSTELLO.
THEIR RECEPTION LAST EvENING-THE " PA
. TRIOTsn NOT PRESENT.

-..s-~ TRI0Ts" NOT PRESENT.
A public reception was gwen to Messrs.
Warren and Costello last evening in the large hall OF
Cooper Institute which filed to overlooking with an
enthusiastic audience After brass band had played
several Irish airs, the Chairman, Anthony A. Griffin.
called the meeting order and announced that the OBJ
ect Of their assembling urge upon the attention of
the people that there is distinction between
nativeJ aud adopteda citizens and to procure the
release OF those noble men who still in British dun
geOns for expressing their opinions upon Ireland in this
country, their nome. lApplansel. IL rehalheu Ior
them why they absent on such an llnpOr
tant occasion But the meeting not so much to greet
with welcome those who out Of prison as to get those
out who are still in. Applause:
The chairman then announced Thos Maggie, VINO was
received great applause He urged immediate and
active TO demand reparaton Tor the Ouageu
must give the Government to understand that these
wrongs must he rghted. lGreat applauseI Durihg
Alabama and other privateers and blockaderunners,
causing us all the trouble in her power, but now the
United OF America ia too proud or too English 10
day will come when Ireland will be free lDeafemng
applausel He offered the following resolutions, winch
were unanimously adopted III.
forced through the exhaustion OF
their provisions land from their ship HeyGi Head 70 o.
ties. convicted aud punished for treason 70 The Queen Of
proved committed them and despite their character as
citizens Of hsrePube a7d entitled 10 &C. AVID ,PsE sg s.1n "
sorsd That Se NvwYork do welcome these American
country which indicted H. and to that which tolerated It's citizens 70
be ma ItTeate 80
Rolled That We recognize native aud natural
ssd citizens the past the present @si n.s pom nave aa
the duty Govenmnt to uphold The pSna VALIDITY Of rs
dunug the whole period that the United States have
Rd Tbs, i9s case Of wIlm HalPiO who Is still ,o1sGtd IN a.
viii de.i from aolts to set free H'p5 and every other
The next speaker Joseph Paul. who was received
with tumultOus applause, when he announced that he
represented the Fenan Brotherhood who desired him 10
express their sympathy for Messrs Warren and Costello
He said the Fenian brotherhood was composed OF irish
sion to the heroism OF the 69th New-Hork Regiment
portion OF which was present was 5ogosSJ S %
lean citizens could be punished IN England Tor crimes
committed In another country ,..,
letter from GOV. Hoffman, announcing his intention
10 be- present. which the Chairman attempted TO read
hssed down, aud for awhile all was confusion. Inc
ing twenty e cents admission YET hey ala not "lSn W
Mr. Daniel r. Teddy was next introduced. He said
that Grant had said in substance, Inc WhoS people Lue
This country" and the time Tor them 10 SHOW
hot IL il true Much regret has been felt that Mayor
Hall and Governor Hoffman were not present "a voice
n but the people were there all their strength,
% nd Stronger than any public servant. He
nesy urged the release Of our American brethren lu
priso1ed abroad He said that even Rome had such
rcspect for its citizenship that the Apostle Paul, when
preaching surrounded by his enemies, was respeetV'
bacause he was Roman citizen. How much more glOr-
ons ~ ms American Republic yet she dared not protect
her adopted citizens. The speaker advocated summers
peech on the Alabama claims and said that there were
tso poVers In the world, God and the Deyll-tie Good
and the bad, and England was the latter lie made an
earnest appeal for the release OF the tenah prisoners
e"b denounced the Inactive course Government has
taken lie closed with bitter attack ON the English
in lions skin aud that the Eagle already towering
/ over II, aud would soon pick out iis eyes. .,,D
/ The Chairman then read letter from Mr. Edward d.
Bassfurd presenting To the committee eheek covering
all the expenses of Tue meeuns, WHEN Tas
chcered though u was Kissed AZ hrst lhe auehce ev
dcuty thinking that II was another letter from tue Gov.
PETER Mccorry followed in violent and bitter denun.
citation Of both the English aud United states Govern,
meus. lie said he was not citizen OF ths country, a,
ciuzcns Tile nssrmblage iaifly screamed llhg horS az
this aud assertions equally violent Inc speaker
said he was glad TO sre ms auitos 50 G os
what reason Mad they TO be luoiaH. Rau Euganu Ioe
| c'SorJ He then turned toward the Stars
and stripes, which we're draped at the
hunting lie It does not shelter those who claim it's
protection Great confnsion Gran! had not dared 10
! 10 Ireland Had he released Warren mol Costello
mol Gen. Nage INo!l Il was because they had
! try that the British had released them"
R@pment w%s seated he said You are v
Ing perjurcd YOU have sworn To protect that nag
which does not support You Ge' ssid ,bar maTor
| Hall aud GOV. Hoffman would regret not having been
there. Kisses, mingled with cheering ana Gtles Sol o.
wants 70 be here They would have seen pufer American
sm from the rshmen present than they accustomed
TO- lie exhOrted his hearers 10 remember the lAh OF
IirT short speech by Col Lablueau and the passage
N, "A vote of thanks to Mr.. Bassford the meeting ad-
iourncd The hail decorated with transparencles.
| And nags and the inscription, Remember Burke"
and another Halpin is eth in Jail" Warren who is
now in Springfield, Mass, aud Costello yesterday pub
shed card announcing that the call Tor meeting last
night had been ssued without their consent. ana That
they did not wish participate IN any reception when
| was not gotten up by the eiVlc authorizes IN
| conjunction with "a committee Of citizens lii reply
| to the foregoing the prime mover ia tho
| rrcepton A. A. Griffin also publishes a
card saving that Costello aud Warren were Informed Of
the intended demonstration the LIST Of May and that
they had asked 10 have II take place on thursday ne
cnnds their assertion that it was fractional cOmbin-
alton aud SAYS that committee acted only as Ameri
can citizens demanding equal protection for NATIVE and
sdoprd citizens aud Mr. Griffin says he only allowed his
name Ia be- attached 10 the invitations for the purpose
OF appealing TO the Government To release the other
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