IRISH CONFEDERATION, ]
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IRISH CONFEDERATION,
Council Rooms, April 8, ls47.
SIR: We have the honor to forward to you the
Enclosed address, adopted at a special meeting of
|lhe Irish Confederation. held on tho I'd of April.
1t gives US sincere pleasure to convey to you
|lhe grateful sentiments of this body, and through
|,his communication 20 assure you Of our personal
respect.


We have the honor to be, sir, your very obe-
Fdent faithful servants.


WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN, Chairman.
THOMAS f. MEAGHER,
RICHARD O'GORMAN,
Junior Honorary Secretaries.
Hon. GEORGE NJ. DALLAS,
Vice President U. 5. A. Washington.
dddress Of The Council of the Irish Confederation
to Hon. GEORGE M. DALLAS, Vice President
Of the United States of america.
CouNcIL Rooms IRISH CoNFEDERArIoN,
\ D'OiIER ST., DUBLIN, April 3, lS47.
9ih' / ne last American mail conveyed to US
'he intelligence of the efforts on behalf Of Ireland
now Deins made throughout the United States,


al me accommodation of the great meeting con-


'oNou az washington on the 9th of February,
''er Ut, whch you were chosen to preside.


", Inns in'eiligence lghlened our dependency.


we saw the greatest Of the new nations of the


earn moved by universal impulse, with sympa.


my Tor our country-tho same men of oil creeds


ana parties cooperating in giving effect to this


generous senlimenl-men, some Of whom have


already made for themselves immorlsl names:


"nu "e could not but infer that much cf the sue.
,,,,s '' =! me whole movement might be traced to
4''' heaniness with which the second citizen Of