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Foreign News May 15, 1847

Wisconsin Herald

Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin

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A public meeting in London's Finsbury on March 24 adopted a resolution expressing profound gratitude to the United States for their prompt aid to Ireland's starving peasantry, highlighting American benevolence amid global distress.

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Ireland's Gratitude. - The following resolution was adopted unanimously, amid loud cheers, at a great public meeting, held in City Lecture Room, in Finsbury, London, on the 24th of March. Mr. Jones proposed, and Mr. Harrold seconded the resolution:

"That, overpowered with heartfelt gratitude at the prompt, decisive and energetic benevolence of the people of the United States of America, in their spontaneous and unsolicited aid to the poor peasantry of Ireland, we feel language to be inadequate to give expression to our gratitude to that noble and independent people; betokening, as it does, to the nations of the earth, whether afflicted by distress caused by providential calamities or internal im- policy, that there is a great and magnificent people on our globe, ever ready with hope, succor and consolation in the hour of need, calling forth the overjoyed thanks of this meeting, the lasting gratitude of Ireland, and the admiration of the world."

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Economic

What keywords are associated?

Ireland Gratitude Us Aid Public Meeting Famine Relief International Benevolence

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Jones Mr. Harrold

Where did it happen?

Ireland

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Ireland

Event Date

24th Of March

Key Persons

Mr. Jones Mr. Harrold

Outcome

resolution adopted unanimously amid loud cheers

Event Details

A great public meeting in City Lecture Room, Finsbury, London, adopted a resolution expressing overwhelming gratitude to the United States for their spontaneous aid to Ireland's poor peasantry, emphasizing American readiness to help nations in distress from calamities or poor policy.

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