New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

election hos been brought about by gross treaoheryIV
the basest perjury that ever brought OUT III ses
character 1t the treaohery OF man who ougs tom
be the last to expose any secrets tns no Ss went
the law agent OF Mr. Osborne. and betrayed MS oo"
to Mr. Osborne's agent. lGroansl A., os,orpe Cir
In reply to some interruptions OF Mr. ospoi"0' va
brand you abettor of perjury and treasne tSa
court who takes advantage of perjury ana
becomes himself traitor and peInrer ELI, d'sgnst You
no SANDER Your libels look upon WIN ulskuse.
arc second edition of Jeremy Didder Mr Osporhe r
Poor old man 1Sn tried S. %s1 yo They found You
out and kicked you over They will do the same or you
Mr. Osborne inter having regretted that the contest
should degenerate into abuse, proceeded 10 ASK Ills
What have YOU been entertained with today Why
Won heard your late member, the Baronet OF the Mel
sayi He has omptied the sop pail OF his vocabulary
upon intense uproar continued an lhrougn ulo
speech and you to whether the man VINO mas
used such language to-day proper representative
for your cyi dismiss him as seod-an ola woman
only fit to take his place by that woman up
ing TO solitary female in the gallery who had for some
time been putting out her tongue at the speaker0
Whose bribery has brought bin 70 this sS1rt .,o..
lie has been bbiDg for forty years lie has corrupted
the freemen and now he has come forward 10 assam me-
been convicted Of personal bribery Look at his hard
swearing gentlemen and when he dares to aspefse me
has any. Laughter and unmitigaed uproar You never
were admitted to society, ard you never VIII pe'
Sir III. BarrOn-l0u are jeremy DluuieI'
Mr. Osberne-I told my friend here, the old, ofglna
donkey
Alderman Redmond-You are the real old one a.,
Mr.. Osborne-That / have not contributed 10, the
Waterford charities. Well there Is one charity nave
never contributed and never will contribute tome
Waterford NeWs That is charity for distressed WIDOWS
and broken-down j. P.'s Laughter and continued up
roar 90, ,,,,
Mr.. Osborne--One word lHooting and yelngI VINO
fought you in the past Who when Barron was peg
cling 10 be Barone voted for Ireland ana her liberty
Osborne lawful uproarl. Listen TO one word ABOUT
Clampett You have been told by Mr.. Joseph Clampett
late sexton, but now merchant - , -
Mr.. Clampett-Reract, Sir Retract, or Ill knock you
down intense Excitement. -, A..
Mr.. Osborne Qaughlng)-Fn give anybody pound TO
take Clampett away.
Mr. Ciampett-I insist Sir, you will retract
Alderman Redmond having at this point Ventured
remark, Osborne exclaimed: -,
Mr. OsDorne-DOnt look at me. You make me SICK
Alderman RedmOud-What about the action -
Mr. Osborne-I' bring action against you, as Mr.
Munster did, when you ap0logized and paid the costs
Alderman acknowledging all action against father
CrOtty If you dare. $500
Mr. OsborneDid any see face so redolent OF
fasehpodf
Alderman Redmond shaking his fist at Mr. Osborne)-
You no gentleman, Sir.
Mr. Osborne If you said that outside. Sir, would
hOrseW hip you. After interval OF chaotic uprOal
Now, gentlemen, word for Ireland. Noice-G0d
Save Ireland j