The New York herald., 1871-02-10
prison snip, when the brutal call that me, the ears

/ HO688 rose
Nj. o'Gorman cont,nuea:-isit it true that another
q these men mas been Obliged tS carry heavy slabs
threatened DEATH and that others were fed on bread
and water or shut up In dark cells. not permitted
TRn
here with the voice OF humanity ana public opinion
Is not always @ 70 the s swift IT. nor The battle TO the
s.sng." Though they have done their worst upon
YoU HAVE OUTLINED IT ALL,
and yOur cry OF "God save ireland 20 which has be-
come welded to song, Will one day ring out as the
Here 10 this old wiswsna, surrounded by the sa-
eheuls and sagam0res OF Tammany, welcome You.
Sy Ss y THAT sy a ee enas s M6e4eyes
yOu go. Iextend TO you the grand and hearty wei
Come Of the Tammany Society: lCheers
The chairman introduced General Burke to the
| meeting and the applause was renewed.
GENERAL BURXE's SPEECH.
fnd IL altogether impossible TO express my feel
ings at your noble demonstration; yet 1t shows that
snflernGs for Ireland have not been overlooked
We felt that we owed her much, ana this much We
| within US the longing to give Ireland her Freedom
wish l had the eoguence o. @ MT. % %0G9rman, bnt but
THE THAMES OF THE POLITICAL PRISONERS.
my % iife G General @ Burke then repeated the story Of
indgnities they were cond mned TO, and concluded
by MISUNDERSTANDING was left Hndone TO make us
feel the bitterness Of our degrada,on but amid all
| this two things have been augmented-onr love OF
and 0Sr hatred 5osn Mens
calling the fact that twenty years before he Mitch
ELI bad stood In the felons dock without sign OF
| 1nching.
JOHN MITCHELL said:-
not be in the city Of New York and not be here to
welcome you. Although not member of this pow
e1n body not sacnem m or sycamore i has been
| New York win not have forgotten how Hospitality
/ and generously was welcomed and rejoiced over.
1S.l fhto cr
democratic hospitality, because you have struggled
for relands indereaslbe claim to nalienable rights
covered soS 0n is armed eIsN revo
don. congratulate you on your exchanging
the damp & gloomy nay nags Of prison for
enced here to-day but than ali that it is re-
cogniton of the revolution What the Queen says In
ner speech to-day one cares anything about this
city, peopled bylmOrc lrshmen thanthere are IN Dub
I'm Itself This city, with Its big democratic heart,
loud cries OF "Rossa,n 'Kossa, were heard on
| all sides, and IN obedience TO the ca the exile
ODoNovAN ROSA ld:-My friends, you have
come here TO give as hearty welcome and we are
here 70 meet IT. did not purpose saying ANYTHING
that Mr.. O'Gorman has said lie touched upon one
matter and spoke of the magic OF success.
WE ARE HERB AS FAILURE,
and one OF our first Intentions In coming here was
70 ask you to assist Is in finishing our uncompeted
Promise We s are sure John %o'os si,sSs, Ssn,
hOSSA
then entered into some particulars OF the
falseo0ds and suberfuges Of the English Secretary
OF S'ase WIN regard 20 nis , treatment prison. and
through discipline but to make US feel degraded We
accepted the invitation OF this society as would
that OF any other. II we went to Ireland and the
Orangemcn extended an invitation we would accept
It. But we have left behind us IN prison men better
than ourselves, the soldiers have tried to serve
Ireland in The English army-Genera Hapine ana
Colone! Richard Burke. Why are these men de-
tanned IN the face Of Gladstones letter? Burke is
American
their government should ofer TO bring hrm to MS
friends. thank you and the Taminany Society for
Loud calls were heard for Congressman Roberts,
who was formerly President OF the Fenian Brother.
delay the proceedings. Then the iIaii audience GO
the committees took seats in tn The 'H,is1 CARRIAGES @
prosided for them, the bands began 70 play
%ncs had te Ss n1o
starsc:s down the Bowery, with General William NJ.
s nsS al
all day issuing the orders Of the procession and his
aids were flying about IN all directions. The Sixty
| ninth headed two professions and never looked as
Patrick also paraded well and In very strong mum.
bers. The societies paraded In full numbers and 1t
| Is supposed that their numbers exceeded forty
| thousand.
THE REVIEW
At quarter past three O'Clock the head OF the
procession reached the City Hall, ana there was
sssWee TeM % place the
however, admirably kept the line OF march
free. An immense number Of persons Of
who raised cheers as the pageant passed.
His Honor the Mayor and a number or members Of
county government stood upon the esplanade with
their slaves OF office and the Mayor then reviewed
es the c ad cheers Te9 ee
raised and o scene OF the greatest enthusiasm fol-
lowed.
Monument, where they reviewed the process
sion, which broke up at this point. Whether
atty this city or as an exhibition Of HiDernian
muscular force, the parade OF yesterday must GER
In the history OF the municipality OF the city OF New
York.
Colonel NIcHAEL SlsL KAvANAGH.
COMPANY 'ss$: ss Ss%s%I ;!'ss s,s:Si
Mon.somerV et'ss Guard. EissSeth, @ 'S n j. 'isn
BrIcsdier General sn1SR wlILiAM InLAiiai n TWEED, JA
Colonel J. Townsend Connolly.
Major MAJOR EaSsi Ea'1.st paIas, II; S.sn'n' sl.
Captain ccs1s.s, Il Il. Z; 6'sgess9. 'sgss;:
MI. powley,
esss.s es'sssi jesn i Sastyi E. Fellow.
Major Matthew Patton.
Captain John b. Dolan.
Captain John W. Crump.
Major James Donohue.
Captain A. j. Fullerton.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel J. W. BYRON, Marshal
Troop p, First regiment cavalry. Captain Law.
IRISH EXfLES IN CARRIAGES.
Mayors of New York and other cities.
Ex-Mayors OF New York and other Cities.
Board OF Aldermen OF the City OF New York, preceded by
their SergeantatArme
Board OF Assistant Aldermen preceded BY their sergeanta
Arms.
Attaches OF both Boards.
CITY Departments and Attaches.
County Government.
Special Committee OF Tamnany Society.
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood.
Emmet Guard.
United IYishmen, Colonel Haney, Marshal.
Legion OF st. Patrick
Tenian Brotherho ,d Anthony A. Grinln, Narthal
THIRD DIVISION
JAMES REILLY, Marshal.
p.,Il Patrick k k!n McGu'nn'. Aids.
Ancient Order Of Hbernians OF New York, twentyone
societies.
Patrick Campbell and Timothy Darcy, Marshall
A. o. H.. Westchester county Dennis keenan,, Marshal
A. q. H., Hoboken; James J. Finn, Marshal.
Longshoremens U. Society Edward Buckley, Marshal.