Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1881, Page 6

6 {THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1881I—TWELVE PAGES t 10. ‘Melvilie B. Stono, Harry Rubens, tt Victor Lawson, John Dunphy, . ty ry John R, Wilson, IL F. Donovan, / no! animowa {tr {te ataposition to re- | and hisses.) ‘This is what they are restating In | that ta not posatilo. You cannot tako from Ku- { Causeway to Capo Clear, and trom Dublin to | tight): Fee ee a ee eer ser inert | Irotaride andl {hia te whet Charion Stowart Lars | gland’ uy the sword, until Higiand wets into a | Oulway,tha Triph people, with one intent naa n4 ¢ ave nothing todo with i.knowing Re proveslons, | nell, x‘ landlord, but a humaniturian and a | row with somo athor land. [Laughter and np- | one man, aro rising wp to indignation nnd with and knowing from bittey experience how grent Juayoring to savestho country | planes.) When England gets into « row with | tho utmost exoltement over tho urrost ad ine would ba tho disappuintment of thoir down, aa nn ertiat tacks oc on a. pleture-fmine, To thon me 9 the bidek border on the long aides fg ono would bind carpet, using for thie purpose W. Be Curtis, i. 2, Colvin, Thomas A, tloyne, ‘oWwley Rotne other land, then willeoma treland's tine, | carcorntion of thalr chosen loader for no crime ; ‘ lnrge steel nevdios, tha short of breadthwisg \ Loonard Swett, AY. C, Seipp, hopes ff they relicd upon it for res iyeolf led unwittingly farthor tnto | I tetl tho Kngilehimen, "Go atowly, trend Nabtly on earth excepting for standing up for bor, and | eis aro atiiched undernouth, but are not bond ee Gon, Julius White, Melville WW Fuller, Net. {Apptnuse.) Mr. Parnell, Me, O'Connor, | tho diseuesion of this question thin 1 tind cons | Mpon tho Eris corn—[Inighter]—{t fs placed } that feoling of indignation meets with a ready | with pluck, as ure tha other tivo sides. ‘Thus ‘ They Are Vividly Portrayed | Jonni. wasn, P. Mettush, Hee ee oeie niin neleot, nnd | tempiiteds and accupled more time than Lought | Noon a tender toe, and every ano of bis ten toes | and warm responsn Ih tho hosom of every tru | thanuystentahed, the taunt isa Hem. pllint, pot ‘ Wittlam itross, Conrad Niehof, for whose nrrectorders have boon given, stood (to an this ocetsion, {Cries of “Go on.] No, | has the corn upon tt. [Lutightor and applause] | American. (Anpianes.} We do nut readily | pot aigeiig custion for the feet. Hound up tn 2 h Pe 1 f Chi J, ¥. Clark, Charles Dennehy, there appenling to the convention, and finally low-uitizens, [ simply ask you, whon this | ‘read lightly, take tho hob nalls aut of your | understand how itis that thisgreat Governmont | dozons thoy ure sont to the large vn. or stores, in 1 to the People o! 1 John B. Sherman, M.A, Delaney, perainadent the convention tot to refect tho band tig ia adjourned to RO tne. [land ape | aliocs, walk “with mocensing ar with baro Tout, | ut Great Heitain ao far forgeta herself, nnd xo | tho cities.” Thoy lat nenrly W lifadime, ne ihe : 1 John W, Enright, * Gen, Stiles. epeit for what It was worthy but | pin sep. Lat this mecting not termante in | and bg sur to atop vary wently and very noth | far forxets hor own teachings, dud fer own | are trodden on not with boots, but oniy wit cago. UU. W, Rogers Jry dames T. flealy, hofore they should eibmit thomecivesto its pro- | xpecchus, and in dixpatehes=in_ simply the | fugly.” [Laughter] Trelundis « thorn in the rieticn, and her owt tnw—that law whieh | gocks, ory traveler in Japan fs charmed with = Ast Dow, aAdolpn Krause, visions, they would present a hundred testenses | moral tores and olfcet that zoey out na tho ex- | Englishman's side, and the Engtisi Lion has | bas existad = fron tho time of Stagiun | tt soft, cleat, durable mars. Every gentien Gen. Marti Reem, A. 1. Mason, fo the commission, to ascertain whether the | pression of this vast enthorings let each manto | tanya tino bristled tis mano aud got within | Charin down through tho successive rulers | man, native or foreign, ; Gone eamiyne, —Teeimand Patovitte The Vast Mass-Meeting Last | tlt sien, (hi Bumtinte Weiter, ; ‘ Adolph Moses, Jon. Joseph F, Stockton Night at McCormick tn hare ep FB Donnls O'Conner, , Dunno, . FEMOVOS Bis Bons, clage, or aandals bofory he tinprints (hom. Sticking: feut is the cule Indoors, und tho native rune awwhich fara more thickly soled than ours. The and in | custom of wenrjng bouts ts rapldly driving iG rshall | the “civilized natives ta bunish hor uireo covernment, and t would Hke tonsco | bo taken and impriaoned, or disselzed ‘ot Ws | {ntumt and uy down eurpets, as coninission appolpted by the Government was | a patriot, a friend of tborty und of Juattee, not- | him wv vast and terrify ror. but that rour | of Gront Mritutn, until it has bovwme oing ta constrae tho het inthe Interesta of the | ing for himself, from this mut forth, until tte | has been hugged up in his bosom beoause | n part of the organic law of that tand—from fandtords or iu the toterests ot t enants. | lund question isacttied in (reland,so ns toeres | Ireland was thera wateh ing. {Loud | Runnymede to the present hour—that [Applause] Under the persunsion and ndvice | ates tennot proprietary, and make the Trish appinise.) went lava to give | is observed in Knugland. in Sootlan Of these men whe taye beon arrested, that was | people the owwnors of ‘thelr own land. [Apes | Tretia her due; Cwould ky to seo them give | Watus, which declares that * no freahol tho attitude nsatmed bf the Land League lit | piause, An Engilsh tady : . ’ fe a Mand, They ongnged able counsel, andbegan | | The Chalrman stntad that the Rev. Dr.‘Thomaa | Irchind happy. Lwoult glory in the day when | freehold or liberty without a lawful Judgmont | travolor recuntly speaks of thoso mite as is Hall MchnerGaudeiy, Sonn Hotta, Holand. They ongage aul cone am eeae | wae epected to ho prexent before ine ineoting | Enguind herscie would comiuacond, wollld saree | of hin peors'—Lappinunol—t aay, felluw-eltle | Naortns axinmnster curnets '; ¢nouuh her alae Z € Jonn Brannock, Albort G, Lang, the commission sid to tho deputy commission, | closed, but inthe menntine they would bo ad- | to take her att would rather have | zona, we do not ri ly undorstand how thin is t thoy are “as expensive as Brussely in James i. Doolittle dr, George D. Plant, to the eub-commiasion, and us thoy were getting | dressed by Mayor Harrison. [Applatise.] than any th! Dnt we can sny to Knitand | the ease, and how so often and go frequently Ia av exvugeration. ‘Chore being, by Miles Kehoe, BY mampbell, | ready for Wa Dessousacion, and ntoeTE ALOR of ea Huy pes f Mtsorty lov lta penile we this groat Government goes {nto freland and No, rt genau, ove 0.0, houses dit dnpad, : ‘Thomas Lyne! 5 Ye 8 Gn. {ty neler to pt conumissiort a ane wi 4 4 ER TINGUISHED CITI | aud cach house averaging, a Ow cumpnta: ss Trishmen and Americans United re eee See, Ree eee eit reitund nowit would cone MAYOR IARRISON, Kuwww what the 10,0000 of Irishmen are apon | AMNUSTS HER MOST DISTINGUISHED ctrte ) Minn Sit Natit ine, thoronre vor 210, N paket i “ Leth (tls, VW. W. O'Brien, gtrue tho act, 18 SYMPATHY FOR MIELANDY this poly fhe, y ate a fiver loving peoplot t oy and throws thom into fall; for no reason on Mego muta, or, in needs, 420tN0,000 square yards, ; by 2 Common Bond of Thousautealeahy” damien W uct, Mi, PARNELE. WAS ARRESTED ‘The Hon. Carter JL. Mucrison came forward | Tre Nacctinugitereel think thoy. are | oarth excent standiug before the world lighting ee silanes and staan: : i i; thy. Dredonn curity TO Neut itissell, for obstructing tho enforcoment of tho Tand | nntd applause, and spoke as follow: wedded (0 Topubiennisin~[liughtor and ap. | for the rights of mankind and the rghts ot bu> | eo tatu ted u place tt Our housed ohurches ‘ Sympathy. dames Gough sd. Fitzutbhon, * MIL” [Hlsses.] Tho most dispassionate atute- LOWeUITIZENs: Charles Stowart Parnell | plaase]—but (is that grand republicanism and | Muulty. Loud applause.) Bred to her treo | ang pospitata, . ‘ Weds Bnylish,” ‘Arthur Hixon” Inent of the cuse is tho strongest areahenmont | yee in Kilmuinnam. Jail, Who ts Parnell, and | that gran domoeriey that ts lifted above party | Schools, her freo pruss, and to ber free speech Honry Fesherldan, donn Forsyth, of tho Government. Let ft be understood, i | cor what is he dit Jail? Wo saw bim bere In our | in this Jand—{appliuse)}—thnt republicanism | We would be tnwortby of tha wrent. tho glori- iT addition to uils, that tha Land League, repros {fist but a few months ago: he spoke tous, | and tat dumoceey which gays that Govern- | Os and the rich huritaze whieh is ours, If wo WOMAN. suuthug tho Irish people iy open constitutiontl iY wna n patriotie | mente are of the people, for the people, and b: romain passive and unmoved when such acts of hultitione nce notentiaied With tho Land wii as | SHd, Ho stowed to ue that te wae i pul neon peop y * ’ 9, | D1 Metnrry, Joseph Kiely, United Condemnation of Parnell’s ‘vain H ihtssbrook, Be d onch, y Irishman, Ho showed to.tis tat he was tho | tho people. LAppinuee], [eis tant republican | oppression as this transpires, or when tho suitors s 7 Arrest and of Gladstone's | Wil Newt” du Slstanon, | Sano that aetna, | nao of otc aoe Ini | Hon bi a tosylate nae” | Hava ie funda ane nar cree ot nee : Waban ated oun gomiskvs Whatiniholuiticuty in trelund? ts it atone a | Sad that it was nocessary for tho tentuts fo | cin: ganTHt 18 THR PEOPLE'S AND THE | And tonight wo meet bere ‘and assembto—and | A Fronob savant, M. Dolaunay, hae Just pub. Poli William 'G, MeCormick, P, Natferty, yailiente nde Ws itatona © | have tholr rights, oven though the Jandlorda DAU aint Amul tonight wo moet “Bote ‘and assemble and + a pul ‘OllGys Jeremiah Mahoney, | de Hl. MeAvoy, question of tair cent? Suppose wo all etay should quit Ireland. [Applutsy.) He ts a mem: ts Be . q H rigut of mosting—t Hehod wn able and interceting brochure, tne x 4 ) Lynohy, A : B eat steak urtitor, but nuvor once uttered a treasonnbic 0 a tove Hbcrty; 4 and n v ‘ Winthana eee rtoot, eee inverse. bf contrnet, perfect freedom of ane. Hut Aup- | Sentiment: ho bas ben. an agititor, but hu bas | tho Telshmen too,far: wo bave ten millions in | zene, tam here tonight to, oxpross nud extond amination ot al esting Anca on thosuject, that ‘ . LEandlordism Must Be Abole | Avner taylor, willlvan, Posy that those rents that wo pid for our houses | neked Pariinmicnt to «runt to the tehants somo- | this land; this ts'n free country: woo tot nr. | My Wurtncel sympathy fo that wnbuppy veonlg | woman fs Inteltoctualy, we in evory othor re. i ‘a Pullip Conty, iteuley, nnd for our lands. bere In Chicago, and in Nhe | thing of thotr rights, ‘This ts tho man that Pare | rest mon on our soll forn seditious speoek, A | Bnd.to tuolr divuiiled, levul-hended. eniacious, | pect, in a lower stage of development than ue ished that the People be. TP Curran, W5.Medrath, ig, Wore every Fear sipped nerosd tho water | nell" fs, “For. what, 1 sag, is ho. in Jui? | man cun do wuut be ploases horo, as long as to | leader, Cone! jus Stewart Purnell, [Appliuse.] mn, and, therofore, inferior to hit, Ile wriies a P, Dalton ‘thomus Carney, to England, and that not one doliar of that | rine ian question that no man on this sly of | dues not do an overt act" Ourpeople—our tens bad tho distinguished honor, as One ENO ite a near eaeenocl that would si 1 May Live. Charles Woodman, J.B. Vai Pelt. pepo Kaui is ry bare Pataca Ait the Atlante can answor, Gladstone and his | of millions furo of Irishnion—will plain, and | representatives of this great clty, to necept nn ly agi advo. ‘ tiirles—M, Ui Stone. Martin: Boom, opie, rs Ministey alone ean give tho answer to that ques- | consult, and modltate, and thoy will arm. (A) Invitation tu be prosont at and take part In the | ente tho intellectual equality of the two soxes, 9 tion. SApplutae,] Sihoy wlone. He bins Mile | pliuse, and a voless" You thet.) We Amorl- | cercmonion which welcomed this xrent Irish | school whieh ho considers absurdly sentitnental, tated, but thore is not one word yet revorded | cans don't want thom to afin. We Americans | patriot to Washington, It was dceided in tho o ‘Go W. C. MeUture, Daniel F Gleuson, Col, It. Ricaby. ‘The following Committeo on Resolutions trys edutd titinots'stang ty could Culeaga stad Mt?’ [Celes ot "No, no.""] Would the mere ques: tion of fair At thosefuo,tine bo professes to conduct bls exa. ! 1s ts Ratisfy your community? H . t " tf e louse of Represontatlyes that these ceromonics: . xB The Real Objects of the Pas- | We sclected: M. Kevley, James Sullivan, 'f | (Cries of 1 No.") suppose tho Land bill were (hat fe bas said that the Hngiist Lowy et i tt | ait ieee we want (ham. hereto build our | should twke piace in tho Mopresentative Lait, | mination of tho aubjevt purely from an anthro. i A=} 3 V. Russell, ane Dung, Johan F, Seantun, ally aud Liberally Inturproton iu ho tnt treat of What docs hls buing In Jail mean? My | roads nud make the country biossom as is rose, indie tin irustious, GT th Bpenker, and while pological polut of view. Ha ndmits thut among be, |. de Hitz 5 tho tenant, and that fale rents were seuures ¥ 7 ys auuael It avute FY ; : sage of the Land Bill Ce abe ‘ thom for “iftwent yonrs umnioe tts, provisione: | telet wenden ral ee (a ts aad on eee | ae aneladde wor are. terse much ntentd oF Folin yenrngo tint ho was thus eels Tada alll tanteotiedale? nice Ns = what thon? Thesorents still e : t uan't r¢: a v1 = ed, PES Wel easton, Inv" , 2 : Explained. JUDGE WALLISTER, Into tha pockets of nosontes landlords. C'wilt | Buulish statesmanship fost Its cuunity When an | We co trove. no lave that wilitprovone | aWests were surrounding thom, and tho galleries | ority tu tha males, but nmouy tho hlghor verte. f fi LAND Act. Judge MeAulster, on taking the chalr, was recelved with loud applause, the audience “England Called On to Halt in Her rising to thulr feet, He spoke ns follows: lake the statement of Apminuse.] T told you tat Buglisn wisdom be- | thom going abourd ship, and our coast issolarge | Packed to overitowing when this great Irish | brates it t¢ very diferent. Among birds and TUE ANNUAL DRAIN OF MONEY FROM I tara BAe lm it. looked Mpan the zreenaward | thut thoy will SMU ust upon those ships, | Patriot was Introduced and delivercd hisaddross | rammals, the male fs ndarty always superior to LAND, of tho Emerald Isle. | [Appinuse.’ told you | CLaughter.] We will sond no dynamite, nor will | 90) tho stato of alfitirs in that unhappy country. | the female, Tho tivo sexes, ko tells us, ut firs, through rents, tonbsontoc landlords, given by | that itecomed that Enytand hind braina to gov. | ny Irishinun send dynamite, | [stild wenn] twitantatime,mark you, gontlentenwhon there ny 3 iY rt unoqual in consequence of the predminenco of fi tie Cini, y of Y | orn overything cise but treland, [Apptause and | ‘Tht isan Enelish fraud gotten up by Ene | Wasa great and strong Cooling on this subject in Tyrannical and Oppress- Teruo Cirizese: You will have tooxcuso | Wocuturor Tue Cuicagy Tuwuse a gentle | Cowal upptoval from eo.” oid renee att | lish Government ocreatussmpathy, No teish- thia hunts td dias wine when eaune | tho fomaly ever tho malo, whlen charaoterass ive Course. me from qmakibe any extended remarks bts | prong ovcnsion te $5.00, ainiunlly. Suppose | front] Why did ¢ aay this? Por bunctreds of | inan sends dynamite ty biow up it ap. [More amine stalked through Ireland. aA man of | tho moru infertor specios, becom equal atnong evenlng, for the reagun that a period of sume twelve yours has clapsud since I have addressed apopular assembly, and whatever aptitude L ovor bag ju that regard L have lost for watt of a oC venrs England has governed Iretand, and tro- | vigorous applauso.] You may bato au Engtish- | lessor brain thin this Trlvh patriot would have | cortaty spoales uw little more olevated to the ane inet pede Bato pa aetelbuee te an fee | land today is no honter wiriond of Hngland than | min, you tay hate bis nation, but no risuinan | Sought to uppeal to tho pussions and tho sympa imul ete, Srl huni HA eAUnL Je eoniey ae inortguged—and bad to pay as tribute to un tn | sho was in tho days of bloody Cromwell, [Ap- | will ‘ever put dynamite oder « hotol, orn | thes on tbls oun question of extrome wo and q i uoneo 5 01 oft Inise. and a voleo, “And nover wit ue") For | house, in which there ara innocent women and | 6UMoring which then existed In Irctand. Notso | of tho prevminence of the malo over tho fomaly ‘The Legality of the Destruction of Lande | te. Wo vomonore tonights w iibortyiovwe | uy'ta any tandloct urstusracy.” any eet of moe buudradsof years” ; i children, "Lappinised) hoy imy prowck tune | With Pacuol, fe dlivarud hls widross ind | obsorved in all tho superior spectos. ‘Tho su. : people to express our views and foclings a8 re- | nopoliats, $75,000,000 annitally, that went out of SALAND JIAS HELD IRELAND Irishiney ure scnding dynamito, that they ure | Eilts ti Mr atatomentor the aifnite of the | Premucy of the fomalu is, thon, tho first term i lordism Fully and Clearly Ex- wurde the recent action af the Britiat Govern: | the soll, and never found its way back to give ENGLAND IAS HELD boring up—trying to set tire to—the Hothnin, nd cut Ment th causing the wrrest and Imprisoument of plained. soil of the leaders in the Land League maye- ' Iwas ho Englishman that did that, and ho was | country, tte poopte, and its lawa which they ro- | Of tho evolution undorgono by soxuality, while feta Hea MiWooltercus aren inant Tinto Hogue Poe aeimutsoe pat for ir to make, a sensation, binteees fgoppressive. His addross baying been | tho supromacy of tho malo ta the Instterm. M, rn ‘ns nt < ¥ Hivered, he wae Introduced to tho mambers, | Hol thon shows in detull tho polnt: tnent, gnd ja particulur the Hon, Charles Pars | ¢ “Noe No. ° and n volee, “You aro righ! no Bolts ppinuses You can't fool Aniuricans, | 00 : ni {| Deluunay. then shows: in dot © polots in ° FTE Te ae MigUnte AGUIAR TT | eres oe oe te ay ee eda ante | peonio understand Huerty, “Thoy are never iio | my friend Me, Gludsione, by, declaring | end the oho prevailing opinion of the man ut | whieh ho thinks the mate 1s supurior to the solutton iiewity volun i uy that time was that ‘ may suy here that we do Hot assembly for tho | they uccopt tho suggestion mode by Mr. Parnell | when nt shackle reste npon a bimina limb. Whon | our Irishmen, tro trying = to | burn yout female, Among birds and mammals, Including __ | mero oxpression of enthusiasm, or tho tmeoro | and the Land Lengua nt tho outset, (Appinusy,] | we bad that curse und bilgBt of human slavery | Ub ‘They tlon't Heht that way. But wo will IRELAND TAD IN ITM A LEADER Hinhy the Wutetive phadaMmens are moro lata Why Ireland Should Have Ameri | expression of fecling; that wo wish to contrib: | Tho Land League took tho position Rive the | in tuo United States, England was agitat- | tell you, unless you give pouce to Lreland, un- | who would auceeed In his undertuking and dott Me ad tte something on this occasion towards forming Ss thy—Enelish 1 on ‘| m a mals Governniont that gave this Innd to these gentle. | ing and ever telling us to take tho loss you give piantz te tho Irish’ tenant, tho | within the low. [Applause] ‘Che sibsequent | $n the atale than fa the female. Tho blood ts can Sympathy—Englis in this country w correct publig opinion inen having robbed It from Irishmen, a title con- | blot front our escutchean, Sho loves Ilberty. Trlsbiuan tn Amer! aK Hl ny pint g ONE ogontehegn, | Ste a ttt Le eaten On ed ie ea acta of ie arom inan have cuntirmed thut | denser, contains more red globules and homog- y upon these great subjects, pinuae.| | fer luverninent. iho cone | {Celes of darision.| ‘Therefore, knowin rns, d Oniuion, “No mut liw, no violeue, Ho vsaeper= | lubino, aud fewer whl Sain, aad’ wel Hypocrisy. FSET eee cam hee Por Fee eae eee urorntenthas | she loved ber own lboriy {inughter}, and tho | dedicated to tho Lora, and that Lord ts tho Lord | aciog uf people wero tis mothods, but by o | st te elobale at upon mere feoluy or projudive, or an tnrenson~ jug enthusiasm, must necessarily be ephemeral aad inelfectual. [Hear Hear") But ano Adresses by Judges McAllister, Moran, } tht is based upon actual knowledge of mates ight to regutnte. “Tha tenants who had en- | lberty of our slave, f felt “that aurely It was a | Of Irctand, [Appluuso.) Fished the soll, whose ‘olnoit and sweet havo aunk. nek ut tie HHA: Breventod na fact 7 into ft us deep asthe soil itsetf, have somo rihts | to make Ireland come closer to them. [Liu 0 3 ue on this and. Do ee aay thea ignCommuniatio | ter] Rut Tsatd, What does ft mean—the incare DR. THOMAS. reer eis te irohand, © COPE GFOHE | und ‘cuts inure frequently. Our city women We veo him nuzatn ie tho Hoalish Parliament | eed like children. tho reeniratory Paenomens EW aro ikewlye mare Intense iv the man than in the 3 EE Seat 5 rint fucts, and the application of sotnd princl- ef youdo, thon Mr, Gindstono is a | cerutton of Parnell?” When [was bere hofo THE WORDS OF A MINISTER, with thut ttle anority battling like a hero, und " 8 and Hawes, Congressman Georgo plus to these facts, likely to bu enduring. and | Communtls Me Forges is w Communit. CA | ue LtOkt you, L thouxhe ft wus 0 lavke of brw ‘The Chairman of the meeting next Intro- | we seo te tyrunnfed! arm of Gront liriiain | Momuns for au equal bigot he aoe a eaputer ple +e I. Davis. eo have ofc a fay ae ae Ce oni Kee ae volee: Ho isnot.) Allof thom are Communists | Lam beginning to Shane iy oplnlon. Lan duced the Rey. Dr. ‘honing, who was re- | brought down by tho ruling of her Speaker that the woman, and ho also absorbs more oxygen, ff that principle ts Commmunistic. In 1870, woat, | afraid there is brain in FE te closed the voices of tho members of Parliament . ads AC that principle ig Comniau na tg eee | fins been working systematienlly for an ond,and | celved with bursts of applanse and three } woon they were tihting tor tie vousticutional | (oul bis respirations ara tess frequent: the THe rand Ui ‘Tecoumized the. tact thas tho | tiat ond isnot to wive tiberty io Trotand, or to | rousing chwors, and spoke as follows? rights uf thelr constituents. (Applause). Wo q title vested not alone In tho Iundiord, but also | muke Ireland a prosperous stand, ur ity peonta My Fries thnk yon for this cordial | 86 him again In opon and frvo diseusgion Of the | Bild pressure of blond groutor, though tho pulss of Ragland, (Applause,] Nor itre wo to assume iu the start that thera 3 H are no diferent viewa In reference to thid subs Adoption of Resolutions Which Express | fre'in tusenuntry. ‘People Iooke upon a sub. 1 . is lesa frequent. The pretininenco of tho malo ett oda be | happy people. [Cries of “Thu or this co laws recently pussud, pursuing In a measure tho ho the Feolings of the Great Hee eee ir aatecederts aba prociii. | Raveteuant, and that that relation contd be | tralido Vuan't bellere that nil uf this wie: | gteutibe, and Lam glad to mingle my voles and | sting imothod und, some of to tencuinge asa | OVOE te females especially evident from the gs 3 Hes—frun thelr own peaullur standpoints, | gayernmont provides that the tenant shall have | dom wrapped up in Hoglishigen—and thoro ts 30 brent cause ‘ot liberty and humanity. {Ape | Welles of went Atnericnn ministerzand ho is PhoTenmnie is lighter i proportion. to tho total Audience. Row thare arg those no glut tat, tho lute | iteen sere tenure, and that te Government | tien ot inet ty iaaiect cannot bollove | Pituigerd 1 am contidant, howover, that hore | thet ennid mot bo answered} mreWinOHE Milunt ight of the boy; the woman, fn all tho that could not bo nuswered by argument might | Welght fis ‘i triveipte dust ie fandiord innok the solo ‘ewer | thute sue ine.” hot brain "-unough. to | SUMMA ata, HentIGInen On Ta ty ue | Ue closed, Uy forve ang eruvity: CApplausol | Piditata betwee tho child und eho, MMe Adu Of tno soll, that the Government enn tix the | pacify | tho | Irish peonle, | und’ ive | tnd'honea I wilt only taken very" few maowontg | Me. Parnell did not wish to embroll mo country: | uceording to Topinuud, The women is not so righy rent for Umt soll, and fix tho lenso of tenure of | thom, thalr rights and make thom happy. | Or your time. y Notrtall, He made hls stutoment clear and | }UUDrIMe to topinuud. ate Prediminoneo of the tho tenunt, it recoguizes the fundamental prine | Leun't bolfeve it. Sho hase Drain, Thoro must | AT eT Tn: ot a politiolan in any largeaonao, | distinct: but bo did want und he did bellove | iene widy over tho lott 16 less in tho female ciple invoked by Sr, Parnotl and tha Land | be somothing else bebind it; (A vole, itus- | ang “imake no protensions to stutosmunsnip, { | fut tho sympathy of this xreat and frea coun | EXtoruliy, tho inate fs always larger thin the Longue today; tho Governmont has thorofore | culty,” aud great laughter.) England, tear, | im yiad to say ono thing, and that ie, that t | t¥ to which und for which bo bad auch a bleh | romate, tho woman fs not 60 Leavy as tho man the right to buy this land, fx n vatuo upon ft, | hus & Rlund here at this hour in the broad and emanel. | Fexurd, and to which ho was so intimately con> } aituough shu woutd often appear larger on ac- pay tho Iandlords,and soll it ta the tenant, to bo DEEP-LAID POLICY. pated love of tian ne man [applause}, and L nected and bound by tus of Atmorican blood, COUNUGE the development of the ndiposo sys nA for.in tno future. [Applause] Has Mr. thank God. that. bave been led into | trough that noble, heroic Yankee mother would | tom, which in her is greater than in man. “Io Parnell taken any other position? I'am stating | Eagland ts becoming overcrowded, and whoro to | Th a etgor iE Moore tee fn | secure tholr rights. (Applause) ‘The tyrannical | Miygur indo-Buropean series,” says Topinuud, tho position of tho Land League aud of Bir, | put her paupors t8 to her 9 problein of bard go> Y tool MEO tee de oove | aud oppressive nem of Great, Hrituin bus closed | MiG woman ismore promuatious than the man. Parneth jution. Mow cat she tix Eaglishmen by driving | MY iets em ff ou, nis stand) above | Trea speecn. Greut Jiritaln bas disgraced bo nl 10 wanna Ismora promunt hous tha: i at . Lriahmen from Irish soil and turulng it over to | t9° nits of nationalities — [apy ause}— self, aad it will reeoll, upon bors it ia rotle According to M. Delaunny’s own researches, tho YOR THIS 18 HE CAST INTO PRISON, Hnulieattlo and atecp? Lam afrald te fa | stand, Ctrust, above projudiay of raca or the | {00 Sion her boasted liberty, und {believe thas | Wuman tw more tlnt-tootod and less nected For this ts JohngDiion thrown into Intl, For | dcop-latd polley., They may think ierixht, Old | Pusalien ee Sorin, (Loud uppiause] And if) av 'the acm whieh struck down the patriot | {hin mann ayn of inforiority: fence bo toen this, slinply for Alcenssing inn coustitutionnl,| tone suid Belinda est Carthazo'—cnrtuga | } coud inke you know how sweet und woop my | Charles Sumnor, tho great champion of trace | {ils the proferouce of women for bleh-neo! way a Uurniug public question that utfeots not] inust bo deatroyed—and tho world tras said | Hifo is in this brand love of man, and love of MU- | Gorn, in the halls of Congress, huaoned tho day | HOOls., Thu female voice Js always sharper thea only tho futorest but the vary existence of the | Kome was wise, becaude, as tong as Carthage | erty, und love af God, jou would pa wonder | ofthe omunulpation of tho siaves of this coune | Wat of the male, Both in wild aud domestt- Applause, upposs they have declar © | I fonr that Mr. Gladstone's dogma and principte y i e a 2 f ste) cl a BE Te eee eee eee ett Te ase | eee ae ete ee ee eeroykort| love to sue tho smoke go up from the chimnoya Rritila wil quickon the tine and’ hasten the movements ure more preciso in mag than in nue al enue ‘orcoment to stroved.'! averywhore, 1 lova to hear the patter of the | lay of emuuclpation and freedom of roland. | womun, Among plantsts of the two soxes, the auze ot coercion bills and tholr enforcemen Uccause until Ireland (se destroyed the English: (Cheers,) WAS SUFFICIENT AS A REMEDY. ‘ 5 Ne that it afforded 2 auiliclent and beneticent rome- A GREAT MEETING. rity, dy for tho suffering tenuntry of Ircland, ‘they UNEQUALED MANIFESTATION OF SYMPA‘ cinta that Its provisions aro designed to be ney indignation meeling in| MeCormiek Sundlleunceana Tau Jeenouls uaye tule triul, ay | not reincaidering always tht is wh mere Hall Inst vot of Trlahiven and others w ey temporary measures while, ou tho other hand, sympathize with Charles Stewart Parnell | chose who are better Informed, those who hava and his associates who havo been arrested by Sune nioat upoit ton nahietts apa reaehed i y | 1 a WY COU Lait and uct and a ne the British Government was a great suceess | recent loglstution on the subject ure merely in numbers, speeches, and enthusiasm. ‘The | superticlat; thut ite best and most. benetcent doors were opened at 7 o’elock, and within pruvisinns, if carried inte elfect, will feave the Soak an ¥ a 7 reat fundamental cause of the wrongs which half an hour every seat was oceupted, and & | Troluud his suitured untouched and unavated. Jittle later no standing-room was to be had, {Applause} They clain siso thai, whut tts peo: On the platform, among others, were Judges | Visions are serutinized with enre, instead of its ' Tutey. bury? that Lenoneent provision whieh itis held Meallister, Rogers, Tuley, nnd Barnum, | Gut fo bu, it ts, a crutty, seein, by. wiih tuo Controller Gurney, Judge Wallace, the Rev. | dtiatsturs of Enyhind souyht to acquire power; Dr. IL W. Thomas, Capt. O'Donnell, ox-Jus- | St it is a tezul uuthority by which and under 1 ‘ i tore bo- a z fect on tho stroct, the rolling of tho wheels, the mechanism reaches a much highor degres reland, W. HH. Brainard, Jud 8, | i ireland, (Applause) Inpprenen ero } tial nw throughont the country? 1 have hoard | and ngitate, and agitation in round polats a é A i * f ‘trio Voss Schicol-inapector Curran, Tr Iwao iielitaene man intho lund, wuo stands in | anid that n celeveated Natiowal Convention in | pullectrom' a hokeerow and a diten. “if you | Bogiand, and thon Love Gormany, ‘and 1 love —— male than in tha | female, | Huscnke n position to bo impartial, who la aequaiuted Ratferty, John Comiskey, Charley Merrick, Win, tha" bistory’ of those two countrtes, who Vhitip Conley, Mayor Harrison, ex-Justtca | Would not come ta the conclusion that the Milliken, Frank Agnew, Hermann Lieb, wrong and ovil hero is in a syatem and that it fa Y, u i i Wi Seatland, and f love tho laud of tho West, TL catiinates for Etropouns the meun capacity et Haat tes te i tatttaneof tie Uuivedt | Willouly give thor dusk and) crt ta Tic | huevo in toy vols tonlht.the blood of the Kn- Jopancap Mattinge the erantiim at 1448 vubia centimetres: in ine States on tut occasion bad arrested all the mon | fe uot her potloy. A vhava no quarrel 0. wago | Sllsh and of tho Scotch, and of the Gerinans, marae ‘Tade: Hevletw, aud 128 in wowan, or a dilferonce of 23 centh in that convention and thrown thom Into Jail, | with thene on that acore. If thay think it host | 80d of tho Welsh, nudjl wish I bad some Irish | Tho Chinese and Japanese, though apparent | metres in favor of man, ‘The formation of tho radical, aud Liat systom is udthing morenor less | what would the American peoplu bave sald? | to ariye Irishmen out aod put in the plico of an blood. (Laughter) ly touch allko in our eyes, are, Iu reality, vastly | cranium ulso differs according to sex: in woman, John Enright, Judge Moran, Seth Hanchet, | than" faut Wouttl ie land have said na 9, OnE treo Irishman 8 fatter bullock, thon ian must Now this mooting tonight has to mo oro alfferent than tre Germans aud French- mscaniinu ta Mroea ths ruin is eee ‘blu and Senater White, Col, Seribner, Capt, Hatha. A LAND MONOMOLY patleublons: es Gaye pronow need An - | tuku the cost; she must reap the storin for she AN IMMENSE SIGNIFICANCE, men. hla difference is scun not ouly iu blood, | houvior than thutof the fomale: according to way, W. J. English, Col, Snowhook, Jud [applause], which has as a0 iucldonta landed | Sr2lto ef thelr perfeot rigits tholr upinion Upon | is sowing the whirlwind. Long nyes ago, 4.000 Jand bill, and for the tree ry + and I will tell you what {t moans, It means that | charactor, language, and dress, but in bistory, | roca tho brain of man {fs to that of a wonen Fear a eee eee cehatoatt. oe | Leura ust in the land of the pyramids. Kings | thy xroat cause of humunlty is being upponted | gocial custome, and household hnbits, For | us lit isto 1. the graphiojourves of femin- Nomotines t-hear fe objected. tat beetuso | yours ao in tome n dead King was erected und | £0,tue arent Jury of tho people, We tava como | jnstauco, though tho Chinese weave annually | ine brains of various ruces,” suys M, lo lon, thore ure those of tha Irish poople who don’t | Goiled into a god. Since thon up to the daywof | Muto Himes whon the rights of man, roligtous : “d hls fabric’ I “show that even in the most intalltgont socles Paar eee eee cation TRotCode: aNd Deck a eS (eee ea eu te CL | and civil, belong to man, und whon tha pgoplo | millions of yards of matting this fabrio’ls now | dio, ny tho Purislans of toduy, thord {4 a uotable there aro those tong the Iria who Lave faith | will, Since tho Mepublic wie formed Me Tie, | sit in Judgment upon the nots of n Congress, or | as a rule, used to cover tloors. Theso ty proportion of the female population whore only in an appeal to arms. In ordor to settic the | tho yeur of the French ftevolution, Englanug | Of # President, or a King, ora Queen, or tha | tater, in Chini, nro of stono, brick, woud, or | brains approueh more to the voluine of those of Irish grievitnees, that, thoreforo, untll Mr. Pare | Queen aud all other constituuonal monnrehs | Qoupeltot aohuruh. | 1 Applause and laughter] | oarth, Mutting iu used rather for clouks and | curtain yoriilus thun the, least developed cranis * Y ? ¥ re aAnd 1 teil you another thing: In this largor él is ther, tho frontal Mee Mare yen bo pamigged tor tue gine | Teuema by avo grace of God. but aided 018 UY | jury of the Ronpid te whieh the gront eutmone | Uedding, excupt among the uighor classes, | Myce te seus uf the iiighoat intelfoctual fucule Hee ct eeatyboly cone the irish peoplona n | eeu oF ghe people, LAppinuse,) Me Gladstone | humanity is taklag. ite appeal, the grant quos- | whuro it muy servo as ruge or carpots. tles, nee less developed in woman than ia. man, lnrge extent beliove that it ia frufticss to knock | giant by the xraco or God and by tho willof En- | Yons ot Justice on eacth will begottled. [Ap | Iu Jupan, however, the tloors aro universally | On the othor hand, the occipital lobes, whlok at tho door of the British Parliument In order to | giighmen; but in [roland ho wants her to reign Plause.] 1 think thot Ra Rt & hiddon by the tutatn!, or bedded mats. Thoso | capeclally preside over the life of sentiment, or “h Keeley, te uriatocracy and a House of Lords. Now thon, Hawes, Michael Keeley, the Hon, George 1 | thine “being tho case, isn't dt plain Une there Davis, Justice Prindiville, Fathers Dorney, | must bo suen movements, and such etforta us McGuire, and Hogan, Representative Sexton, | Wil destroy thut monopoly, and when thut is Redmond Prindiville, the Hon, C, B. Fare | done the problem ts solved, and it enn never be +5 ed bet 5 . gland styl well, Senator Robinson, W. LU. Kerfoot, M, | preaching tho Resting sa froo trade to us. ‘and E, Stone, Atd, Dixon, J. J. gan, Col. | kdopt Uw doctring of free trade tn land and (roe Clowry, Thomas Brenan, Egbert Janteson, problem wil a abled piri et be hs and Capt. Buelcey, There must have been | solution? Why, necessarily, the abolition of tho 8,500 peopto In the hall. Nearly all tho | Howse of Lords, and necessarily from that a enuingly republican f v Aldermen came in while Judge MeAllister there. Inpplause, aud, ue rihte ot individuals obtain redress, aro thoy not justified, and have | Over Ireland by tho grace of God and In opposi- | 24" oxeolont Mayor " ahtl ize th hout the Empl fro more yolumfious in the woman, than tho tudw told in ow senso om truth whan hg | arcof regulation size throughout the Empire, | ay, In its totality, according to Prof. Wag- was speaking, Gnd rights of conimuatties il be respected and | Grfiriieh roto in. Ireland? {applntiand ie his | HOstg Ceo Tund of oes bev ol ‘Appiauad Wo | fatd Goa" count Dobind. tho’ dargest | wud in Wullding v houso the rooms are divided | ur tha bratn of the worniin feulwaya Ho's ala ——- rrgarded us wo bope to huve thom and wo think | been the constant policy ty Englund from ao | England that tove of lburty that gave to En. | canton. Wasn't that it? (Langhter.) ‘That | off sous to buld a cortain number of these units | moro or less embryonic. Le wouan more moral, W, K.. SULLIVAN. Ws havo thom in thls country, [Applause.] carly day, away bck over ucentury ago, toen- | gisnmen thoir livarty; wo want {t for oursaives | MAY seem so fora tho, but [toll you. in the | of floor meuaure, A tutam! ts exactly flvo feot | thin funy? M. Dolaunay rotors to the many Now, fellow citizens, you can percetye as a | deayer, wi ver Ireland was demanding Jus- ~ | long ren, and in the judgment of history, and aulbora who have maintained that wouen al pied ove 3 “ aver, Whenever Trelan mand ing aud forallothor men. Wo want to sea tho Gud. 3 nine Inches long, three feot wide, aud two and THE OLJECT OF THE DEMONSTIATION. practical question thut here Is a matter of | tice nt her hands, to provoke the people inte pre- | guss of ‘Liberty. apread her benign hands over in tho fuul issues, God Nyhty behind thy cause more prone to overy kind of wickedness than Willimn K. Sullivan, in calling the vast | Welty linport, Tow ts that great landed sye- | mature warfare ‘or rebellion, in order that sho | tho wido world, We would like to sco of humanity, | (Abplungo and erius of “Goud. ono-hutt inehes thick, or, in round numbers | inag, though putting those uside, bo shows thst gathering to order, sald: lava et Eogiend oud aeitworesceinonted in the | gotta an excuse to fuopeal to the batred Of | AND KNOW SOMETHING OF 17a DISS Hignte Uohind tho cause of” "tleo. a fine du. Japanges mingute, Quix. Eho only. dlifers: | woman oouimtl Broppeiionally. Lew Br crimes thas s ws 0 a My ry ELAN Nt PALES: iN LESS> Ne te. Fevunw Cirizesé: ‘Tho honor of calling this | yur toundations of tholr iostiuuops? Now ts | (2,,/Fitise pation uxaiust Ireland, | aud ast nce betweon tho mats that cover tho imperiul | men. Statistics, bowover, prove that poisoning lt ‘ ‘ 4 row, in our way of thinking and measuring | & i wi Wong mel fea: ‘Xro nog uot doing "it how? | as well asJobn Rull on English soil, What doce | timc, it seaman ling while for thoso ota aini- | Hour and those of tho eottayers ie that tho for. Fe ae ene ‘uo oualiy wocounted. fore We lsarn oven from the correspondoncoof Lon- | fr mean. 1 sy? 1 ain sorry to be conpolion to | gullies of England and Ireland to ho sottied. | mer aro larger in sizo and are coverad with @ | Ag to tho Intellectual faculties, M. Dolaunay don Journals as thoy are repented nerogs tho | gay that L believe, or fonr--and iy four te ule | THoy havo ome from tho pnst, but Ltoll you, | gayor border, In ordioury houses this border | points out that nll known lewislators taky lor cable to our Amerieun press thut tuo brutulity | most u poaltive Uellef—that my sponds, 1a, rena Fey cena OE leary 1g black or indigo-btuo, Inthe palace it le white, | Keantell tho Intellectual | luterlority of r tho ‘fume Mohae to skate wnnnloads thit toro was no | THE POLICY 15 TO DEPOPULATE IRELAND. being “mado; and. I regret | Een tho throne of that now derunet olliclul, | PVervwhero womall ts ronrod aa a minor, (ne OxousG, No Dretuxt, No shadow of justification | Can any ono conyinco mo that n Government That Mfr. Gladstone | (i= |e eat ee eee ciintatod, Wns only a | eupablo of taking care of hurself, and requiring for tho wanton, ‘and brutal assaults of the | that wanted to take people happy would eter eight, and Mr. Parnell | (heh Gauded mits a fow inches Blubertaan | & gulde and tutor, Mut too advocates of the drunken ‘consthbulury ‘and goldiery that wore | nally grind down thar peoplatixethoduse? cay | WhO wore fighting for ‘the sume cauno, have | Suuare, padded mnt, a fow Inches Bluber fan | Sadaiity of the two soxes reply that tho jaws lot loose upon tho people of Dublin and Lime | unyhouy convince “me dunt ifn Govern. | fomohow got, to fguting umon thamsetves, | GImiNOn Aad ived bole VAC Ke anni: | wacrilico woman to tho tnn beencse thoy nave oriok, [Apnlause.] : MUnt wanted. to. “muke, ‘a —peoplo | [Anpinuso.| Tam sorry ‘ils ao, but 1 bolteve | fA sabunuse flog, Delng Me albutlity, | bucu made by the Inter, Moraliats have notod thas ; happy, it would put all tho lands in tho haauwor | hut out of the wront agitation ual truth and | Wy covured, need | by only of chewby | voman is more playful, more onangeable, more AND NOW WE Com TO APPEAL To Asem: | iTbWiandlonds aud ecuuruee inom to spond | Justice vill bo recehed. [Avpinuse} England | Snnanny. Woods | ld, SaIMOuE, MOLES, | capricious than inan, she iaatso moro dostrust, ICAN OPINION. thulrwoulthethe product of tut lang—snen | Will, uftor awhile, doa fatror justice by frelaud, | {HM llvor, Is two and a alt Inehus | vo and loss circumspect. ‘The number of Worl- Eugland has been appealing to American publie | foroign soll? “Now and bissoa.y old | [Valeo 2 will nover doit" + "Tutne In | Bulow the gro cd ate it aon ro tised diy | on Fun over in the struct fs much groator, than opinion {A voice," Very. receutly, chown.) | mathor oarth fs 4 Jealous mother, Sho gives to | Her." ‘Shu will buve to doit") Lot mo a aoe tt huge Tae, oO to apeue, | thatot men. Certain mon uf science malntala Very recently! We come today on the cunton= | us her bounty, She wifords us all the nourish. | 7 5 ch the Ki ‘ary uid aad fig | that wowan Isless intelligent than man. * Wor ory Fucus je coma today on tha wuditen Her bounty. she gall tuo PLEAD TH CAUSE OF THE ENGLISIE A LrT- | whieh the floor mukus, tho mats ‘ory lutd an man ts leas intelligent than man. © Wi by tho Treg ‘colonists of America’ to British | trom theta retina to. hur bosoin—thae thoy Thity suuxly toxethor, lying with thelr surfitco lovul | is, BY Ueorting to Durwia, man ia all Oe puwor on this Continent, [Cheora] Aud wa | give bnek Mmowellth that thoy touk trom wen | for thoy ara undorneath now, | [Laughtor.] | WIth thy, Sits, or Wepatie, oo Meth miiorde | uuucctuies goes further thin woman, acl Nak youto pay. back. w tittio af thoabiigation | [Applause ‘rake from this-land of our own, | Taey wlready permit over "100 membyrs | houschold proporty of the tenuis, Hs landlords | rom profound thought, from ronson or {mi that worttink woe buve pinced this country | Sudreturnnothing to tt and our eoll will bes | fram Trolund to bu in the House of Comme | Font the houses uucurpotud, os Wwe de kn ease | aeinauan, or simply froin the use of bls hinder, {Appiaige.) Tha sympathy of the | como tmpoverishud. Wairo today in iitnols | Mou. [Shame."} They tet thoia bo thore, | Ol Aum Heche Dull ne tome rane S suny | Souses or oven of hla hands. If, he says, we nro ‘American people belongs on tha Irise side-of | living on the soll tht tins laid thera for count | Away [applause], and’ that {s more than tho | ments and Fun. A cotsorion Of Aeline Maaly | arg a listot tho. men and another of women ine question Lapplnusol, noe only Uccnuso it’ | leasnges, and uur pritrie laud jy beginning to | Methodist Chureh would du—let ino be, [Great | requires, the, frs nallay, ot & dapiuese connie | Trost distinguished in poctry, painting, sculpt. tho right sldostho sie of liberty und freedom— | glow “something Vor ita went. Wa iuet | {igbtur,] Pardon me ror anying that—Lutdn'e | toward Housekeouiur Often tisee exuenly | ure, eclonce, and philosophy. cack containing But 'Wis tho sldg ot your few. “LAupinure}, | reiurn fothawullwiut eho givoruein auatuor | fptund fo any Ue fie At tell yous vowed Ii Gsly' urdales ‘of furniture’ in-eertain rooms, | # dodo Humy rho two lists Would not buat of mingailicent asseinblago to ordur has been cot itto be done? it bas been said—and the hopes Terrett upou me. It fa tardly necessury to e: of this movement aro based upon that idoa—that luin the avject and significance of this over- | this Land League that has been formed is ‘helming demonstration, You hive nut met to | formed tur tho purpose of destroying that ino- Incite insurreetion, you bave not mot to risa | nopoly by pexcotul and lawful means. (Ap- mows or to orgiuizeriots, You Ive not met to | pluuse.) God grant dhut {tray accomplish its Auggust tho violation of humane und Just laws, | oblovtat LApptause.) And now you perceive ‘ou have not motto ure on an untied and | the sunscquences of What 1 stated a littic while ‘unpropured people to nn unequal and bopeivss | ao as ben coullict with the disciplined armios of theirop- | vrafty contrivauce to “ive them powor to Pressor, Lut you fave mot in tho cause of bu | resort to ful to military forco—and to inauge uulty ‘uppiiuse), in bebulf of tho tong-auffer- | urate In Irolanfs a reign of terror. ‘Thoy bexun dng mlllions of Ireland {applause), who simply | at once to couriteract ull the movements of the ask to be permitted to exist, aod live upon the | Laud Loague py using that very force, bringing Boll thoy cultivate (appliuse), you have motto | upon the country that relgt of terror. L[Ap- prolust agalnst the suppression of free spevch | pluuse and hese In doing that {u_ this aye of appliuxe), against outrages whieh, If per- | enlightenment, this age of rospeot for bunimn- petrated by tha desputia = Governutent | ily und ita riabts, can it be possible that there of Russia, would | bring dowa — upon | should bo tound anywhere among rieht-tninded It the v. lon of mankind; you have met to | people any, sentiment, entertained ‘orexprensed, ngninst the Seurary irrest of siicoro | axcupt thatof utter reprobation for thelr un- vocutes of human rights lappluuse), against | dexvortny toloxugurate such a systom. [Ap- the flegal protipidon of “lawful agitation, | pliuse.) : agalust tho tyrunny, eruulty, and brutality of | | Lut tore aro mon bore prepared to dl courcion acts, from which thore fs ne appeal | this subject far better thin Lut (cries of “Go [applause), and you have met to send words of | ant’), und Tinust give place to thom, mL And, cheer und encouragement, of sympathy and | that iy wane of habit in apenking bas rendered hope to the people of Ireland Lappliuse}y words | my throat a very poor instrument. (Luughter of wisdoin and prudonce, besecching tuum to he | and applause.) 3 true to thy prineiping af ‘the Land League Lape the nuture of that tegivlauon—a the * * huis und loungos, but tho Jupuneso ws. | tullectual inferlority of woman ig duo ta i soniiug her’ regimentaaver to Canada to xet | Me,llynes told you is taken yuarly trom tho bosom | {a4 In reforance to Ireland threo times tn the | ¢ faot that for centuriva sho has not roouived Pldaeg) iad to rman fe acne er us lenlere W. J. WIYNES. rowdy to swoop down upon our northorn border, | of Irsland. to be squandered In diritain and | lust twenty yours, Well, you Iénow, groxt qoy~ | (Hew, Caan, IWatriae ane the mor ne | samme cdtweation us man, ‘hls objuction, M. Der - ao " in that mine rotunda jn Dubilu from which io un tho Continent. Sevonty-tive millions jow 4 of nunity mealntaing, fanot just, In Sou ditend that tose words, tne volun Of this WHY PANNELL WAS ANUESTED, in that tunda in Onbiln from whieh th ho Conti: 8 fiva millioust How | oruments nieve slowly, “Tho trish people, like i SOO ete qaepast ocnturles Inighty meotiny, aliall pouctrate the walle af the The Hon, W. J. Tynes was introduced, atriuts' prigon ‘and convey to tham our sorrow lias tia-aitila i For thor suftortiogs. and tho assurmnce that im | AY,, when the applause subsided, addressed qari allele iF tite Fermunent “welbars of | tva assemblage thus; reland thoy will have the syinputhy aud sup. | "atin. 2 . a AN ire of. the lavers of liburty iu” Auioticn, | 1 could wise felwwecitiners, At a crtte iee ths (Cheers for Ireland and Parnell, ; et of ol Prevent, had on a subject of wo much import- Tity 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, janeu, and one ou which ail the axunoies Nd if. roments uf the Hritle Government have been, Aiould bow National ontng?, itis iio nnntvo a go tatustrions ti the elreulution of misinformns Bury of one Of tho most Mowentous events in | HOR to Dave Leen Lotter propured for the res Ulstory—the end of the Aterican Htevolution, | guittlan ty you tonlkut of tho views untur. Lapplan Tho Nnal viutory, which after | ‘lied by those of the Irish raca in this country Yeuns of herole sncrittecs xecured to tho patriotz, | WHO ave beon anxiously watching tho ‘aia to tholr posterity thu rignts of self-govern. | Couree of | events | on the | other | side, ment, and gave to mankind for alltimeavopeay.a | But fellow-oltizons, with the distlaguished gon niesie for freedom. [Appliuse.] The Ame re | {euten repreventings ull branches of tho puuilio foun Nation is now oilicinily’ celobruting the | Servic and the iybust wtuutonain our Go centennial anniversary nf Yorktown, wbd on | ecuaent, from our turgest walks of business ens this blutorio day it is vininently proper that we, | freriva. who uve hore tonlgbt ta give tholr eltizens of tho great metropolis’ of the Wuat, | countunauco and encouragement to this move~ shoutd assembly us wo have assombled hors tos | Ment und to Join tn tts discussion, J have cont night wid encourage tho Irish people in ihote | dence that bufora the mcatiny Is Over thero will struwwle to aecury for thumneelves and thle | be Homan in thls bull who will not fully appr ebildren tho “inulionable right” to “lifg, Nb. | eltte the character of tho tsauo prosented bo- ery und the pursult of keppliiess.” tAvptainie.) eraan ioe hand fea uy dad tho Governinent in Thy storalia of tho situation in Trolaud will bo |“ "Tehus been our misfortuno, as stated once by i ia tr if ome tf mysolf, movo rapidly: (Grout Jaughter and np- | slons of outing, drinking, ‘and sleeping. ‘ho soratioet Hand Lon taunts manifesta thore assem, ] muy, dgog that roprodeyt in, potatoes, OF it | pigusad) thisin n foks on the irish puopin, | tutaml serve Tor twblos, badsteuls, tliaia, and | ta mnuegot Ane peopl were un tn ET Over eno touetlorin the City of Dutlin, und | 7000000 bushels, Put potutoas nt two suilling @ Picante luughter.| Now, what we want todo | lounging purposes. In paluce nud iu hut ullke | Cauoution, M. Delaunay watotains, ten, wil thoy pussed rosolutions, aud dent this message | Hueleh,and it 18. 160,000,00 bushels taken. from | 48 ta axitate, to talk, to print, to reason, und to | guiltiosy Of sitting maubinery, lus Brown UP | Boe Hiuhoit, of Suntech, that women have not heros tho Atlantic to the Atuorican Hopublie: | thu soli, aud carried abroad to be squandered to | €eeP cool. [Applause] ‘tno wrent battles of | Wat cluborate system of oltquet aud caromo: | 211 'tG ihe oxureise and evolution of thelr brala fit England wukes war on you, count | onrich soll thoro, lustond of boing rovurued to | thls contury aro “to be fought 1 trunt, not by | Hilal, cqnowned over the world, Only by the | itg tholr intelligence any other hindrances Tretand on. ha aldo, of the unions | theaall thut nave Ite CAppinused There never | @earbitrament of the eword, but by tHe arbice | Guueruls In tho Held wore folding wamp-chalrs | Ty those prococdiay froin thelr coustitudlod Cheers] "rhoy. are, tho sumo people | can boa prosperous roland so long uatho laude | TAWCHEOL the groataones of justice and right | Used. in tho munastory the Abbotest in state, | Too" tugte capacity for dovulopment. M. Do who wave you tho Ave O'Brien brothers tbat wou | lords retrain from residing’ “on fviau | 8MOuR men, [Applause] And Englund la | of for relleution, in tho urim-ohalr, | the Japan’ | fitnay, moroover, polnta out that, fomiale mul Tho drat naval buttieof the evolution, [Cheers] | soll, I noticy “in this, inoratags pupor | SmMonuble to that na woll as Aiperion, and as well | o44 Have the word " kushl-kako™ (Uncksraswt). | tiny pucuive tho. very samo cducition And iboy aru tho wamo peuple tase gave yeu | thaésomuvery large and wealthy iundion’ had | 8 Jucland, 1 tell you that thess didiaulties | but there is no Koncral word or equivalent for | Tile, and yat it ia swoll knowa that, though ere fighting wack Harry. ‘toy aro tho sais poopic: | redueod his rents onortonth, and hid expressed | ATO going to bo sottiod—aro going to bo settled | Ourslinply word Vohulr.” Bloat of tho obacuul, | Hien sone excollent female performers Wao gavoyou tie Bullivuné, and. the Clintuas, | bis dotorminution to live, horeatver upon hi | Without blood—aro xoing to by aottied to the | OUs aud oxaqwerntod politoness of those Urlontit | 10%, tana inetance of 4 great fomale oumposety Rod ihe Starks, and to’ Huters, and mud | homostond, TApitauso,) “The result wus the | Souor of Ireland [applause]; and to the honor | islanders muy be thus mecnunlcally accounted | irtttns same with paintors and with the oulle Anthony Wayne. {chesrn.]. ‘hoy nro thosume | tenants yaid wiltigly, becauso they know thue | Of Bogland, too, [A volco: “She hasn't any | for. If tho superior ino bizhor than tue loots | ret among clo thousands of woman 10 People who onovery batticHelt from that timo | bis living toro in thelr midst will, make thoir | hover.’ Applause, Inugbter, and cheers.) tha tuforior must bow fow Indeed. fo ualute | five exorciend the latter, thuro have peen fo¥, fown ta Jucksou nt Now Orieang and ta the late | farms protitable, ["Hearl lHear!"] Yuu, iny | Now, Iwill bave to tuke the, part, of England | properly, Indoors, ou must turd bis head Inton | et corone bteus. Mt, Delaunay cites Hebellion buve utways inquired for the post of | friends, want tu drive tho English iandiord off | agalt. (Laughter, and a voice: “Do itaomo | temporary, tuck-hatumor and pound vigorously opinions of manufacturers and comniercial mea duty: by asking, Where lathe point of dunger? | ontirely. (Yes! Yost") 1 would not gogo | other time,''} 1 toll you that good Quueu Viotu- | on fhe Hone, ven bs who employ Individuals of both sexes. Tboy ‘And theyre tho sane people who, if tls Nation | Tareven If ft could bo dona, If the lundiords | TA {hisses} tias honored wifohood. und mothor- | | The various kinds of mats woven by the Jap- | fii frog chat women ro inore assiduous. Dus fore to Wad tect nt War with any, Goveruueut | would make a stern rosolution, and the Governe | 20d, and widowhood. I know the Irishmen re- | aneve besides tutaml are the muvutro, of coarwe | PE ohigont, chun mon. In printers: ostablishe in the world tomorrow, Would botho first to_as- | ment would back. it, ag tuat they could not | @Pect Womanbood too much to hisa at that. [Ap- | Fido-straw mat used by farmers to dry ural; | onts “tor oxutuplo, women Work with min sume the Mow and bear tho Stare and Stripes | break it—but Great Beitaia bas alwaya broken | Plause.) Ltell you, if Lwas ns good a statesman | komo, with which wite vasks ure wrapped: | Ciro “inechanivally, without knowing Very to. victory. (Applaus ine ‘far bo dt | overy praise to Iroland—[applaued)—it tho | #8 Uladstone T would run for sfuyor (Iaughter), | famun, inode of cut-tall rus and the varlous | ol whut they are doing. ‘Thus thay muko gout frou us to ask tho Amorican peoplo to assume | landlords would make that resolution and L would bent * tho beat Mayor ColoaKa, over | kinds of rattan matting for covering tua-chests, | To cettore tn thn caso of reprints, a work 0ob 4 posiuon upon any grave question of soci! or had." {Applouso and iaughter.) “Well, keep | ole. ‘Tho tnat-wouving industry 16 curried on in | Ton EnGine much intolligence, but set up wale nolitical roforny piirely ws an uct af gratitude, TO LIVE ON IRIBIT BOIL, good-natured, friends, and toll England, tell tho | overy provinge, und tho vulue fo 1877 of inacting voripts badly, not understanding therm 60 well Wo nuk you to Join with ua In tho uname of ib: | thon I bellove Ircland coult be happy, oven | World what’ you think ta- Justica for | proper was $1,500,W0, aud woven reetl and bans Detaunay then examines tho posl- pees 5S Ses Setenarsnage' oro ingen . fully and fulrly presented to you by the Ha mon, MM. wy tietine 015, Of course, owluy tu the chexpooss erty, in the nnive of Justice, to euable jo- | without dividing the land among tho our race, what you think is justice for ran ‘voncludes miened eutienmen wHo will address ¥ ole Aw | 8, Histinguished Irish weiter and patriot, thit ple Of iruland to incunen their own Ho Pnd Now Now|” Yes, yous Nod No. 1 Rinmanitys’ and, it” they crowd “tho: Irien | Of hutive tibor, those Gyures would atand muon Ta ee iiee ener and so ueita08 ; ir mu [pull conclude by asking yor te Joln | England hus not rested autisited with alt that | obtain eome bold on thelr own land. Wo aro , I in coming to your polnt directly, toa bard; toll them to cout aver here, | [Crica of | biter 1u our own country. J inst with umong the Inferior races, unciens te withine Ju. the wuppliicution. of ta murtyrs | Ws ber own, but tn addiuon to that she hos hot waking you for arius. Wo aro not asking ," und eonfusiou.] Lwill ruuch you ditoctiy, Ie | “Nevory” Novure’] I like to geo the Arla | 4, ThO tia oe ousstraw, (0, aud fapancea mat | ony modern, but never ainong superior race ee fhosu dying prayer was “God save Ireland.” | HONWED HEN OF THE KAM OF THE WOULD, You Tordynaniite, Wo aro asking you for fhoy would go thare.and tivo, Jroland would Ue | pan, tee ea atone te this romarie Ho tie bor inwispeand come | WHO ro, On the coutrary, always, chi . 4 4 inohes thick, laid toga! Your MORAL surpour happy, but thoy won't doit, [Laughtec,) ‘Thoy | lory who took exception to this remark. Ho Sit. Presipent AND My FecLow-Ortizenss 1 | ‘Two uprig! culty, and that overything was lovel! poole udye Anthony, was glad to avull myself of iho opportunity to | feot apart, which is a little more than tho fongth | Dulug mot with umong contain Inforlor specs q thousands of its victims huve been executed in | frion you ay, "No, no,” It fa oasy to tal! f ng ta las torlzed| by the supremnocy of man. and poured Iuloit whutever slaudersaho could What, was suppressad py the crowd., pactly drawh together with five warps and | 8° exams H ‘at coe invent. “[Appiaivo,) "Wo therefore atarr into | to told up tha bands of patrlatio, taw-ablding gon tintend to doit, What. thon, la tha roault? | Wad suiPprcased Hy cag jongee than T tntendad, pluitgd alonwane Sages, In this uo spacial wk, roforouce toage, again. after &, detailed pat H Tt OG ANIGATION. tu rug wi Cairo dlsudvantaye sa dian, | meg aneing for supla justicy at tho bande Gt | wlvo tho and fo tho lanatess Tria nants, (Ap. | frien Mer Ot de ee diy apuori hats | quired, “rio surfevo tus bo faeund the adpea | @xcolk.the mld in certain rospoots Aurisy be aap i REI DENTS ANI VIG Eel cl ug toni ran does nos understane orm. [Ape . vornmel uot force @ back. 200 8s . ¥ 1 oe] REN AS SCH TERY EW u'icevssity for the proper undurataudiny of the | pluueo,) Aud 1 think toy will win, fappiaied Prareel ecaolhtponine sO Tt nasnemoune | Lbuve muda that since gorhore, 1 Just cama | Burd and square. first 1 yours, then, tbe Male ie prowminence 4] hy following were chosen: Irish queation. . Woat waa the story told ua but | Lhope’ thoy will. [Applause] I don't know | to coerce thom. Thoy may make promisos, but | fram making a specch that waa a speech, and | | Tho omote, which forms tho boautiful front | Bo to adult awe, and deoreases in uid uz® H resident—Judge William K. MeAllleter, | &few months ago by the Gritish Government, | whether 64.000 or t regular troops, ana | Itrests in theirown’ broasts whethor thoy will | looked tu to hear tho othors and say thie word: | face of the tutarol, 1s wade from u tno rush that | ioe preflininenoe f¢ ia, most davorution, #1008 43 -Prosidenta: aud by. This coreveyu nuns of Ueities journals— | 13,000 or 1,W00 constabulary, and al keep thoir promises or vot. The Government | hut with youl Join hands for tho rights of c8 Hd eae ee [cle acral its “maximum corresponds to tho apowee } dates! Uctaielt Pianea aad fold Uy through all tho channels of Buylish in | militia thut’ Rnglend | enn “put | in cannot provont. tho Jandiora from go- | ovory human being on earth, [Checra.) ils covoring, if the matting mropor and 18 | OF evolution, which wa know tikes place das Gen Bedi Sheridan, Wed Our formation? a paw. tink the Land bill bud Wil be alto to staan out this agituuon, [ ing abroad or ity! in Englund, Knowing es cal att inateria! de ie tner than (he | between 40 and ho diference bet! 20g { mau tt 1 Aldeigh, Radolpts emi pasted, Bre Parnell a-uorupition WO8 KONG, a) RNa 1 don't belteve thoy cuando ft. [Na | that it cannot, if she wants to give GEORGE Qf. DAVIS. average aeso snagtlage: ites cay une wo | tha sexes iticraasoa as we riso. In the ‘scalo f Hy que Hou. it Sidrlch Rudolts Ura {uo Land Lougue wus fulllug into disuse, had | No] 1 want to strengthen the courayo utd | peaco to Ireland and make her 4 prowporoue et goncrally woueln rk GUL Of doors, with | Ciftures it ix wreator betweon educated men af ‘ hae Hi Davis, 1 ‘ft iW MeGurigie, ceased to bu popular, tha people wore univer | solidify and ste! the purpose of the Irish peo- | land, and have upon ita banpy people, thery ls | HIS INDIGNATION AT PAUNELL’S ARREST, | Buchinory o: moat primitive cl Hah women in thealty than botween {litarare peut i vF avi, HOUnls J. Bwottive sully ready to accept tuo Land bill. and that wo | ploto stand by thoir signta and never waver | but ‘ove thing to do, and that is to mako un | ‘The Ion, George 1t, Davis was tho next | Costs of o portable square frame of wood. | Tos” in conclusion, M. Dolaunay iufors {fom i 4 hae Phe ea ‘ran aluer, au baur: ne: ee ate, Parnell ur ie: aeltne ue Aa ae Mart afr tes demunds that they equltatle Aivision of ae Jand, a pay a jund- apeaker, Uusald: * att He SOS ee ete rita ae his examinution of the data that the ero, a ry milo. MUBO.. lord in a long course of yours Cor whut ho give: g = fe ut}ire BEX 4 ude thaseet uceeptod the Land bil us A solution of tueifi« | | During the ‘past two yoare thousands upon | up. (Cries of “Nu, noe nee Beant Tl Ob May Eta’hokl two crove-burs about seven | once of the fominine aver tho muse 1 hildren of tho supe < | and” peaceful und sativfactory in Irvlaud. | ireland. Mr. Gladstone upon tho Moor of Par- micet tonight with ty fellow-oltizons, notmyselt | tobe woven. A Iixbt rod run ucrosa the tap | $8 Faces and umong the o! ‘ ude Stora, a Was thie crue hon We Wes told? | Hamene waite tiveous aude vuieds'*feove itty | SCOUe ta ands Dut pomomber Jha fodisvuua this question to any lonwib, butte ur | holds the bulla or pay-oute of twine which Cuc- | T8Cus, marks ulower dogreo of evolution utes Walllaingony °C. Bqulura, They wnswer ux by the prootamation of avery Gladstone upon the Noor of Parliamout | A POWERFUL GOVENNMENT STANDS BELIND, | tor and oxpress my indignation aud condemn. | nish the warps. These lator numbor ubout a ule Kuickerbouker, Cu), P.M. Clowry, county Ju Jroland but ono; thoy wore anewoved | sald a writ of cjevtinent, a writ of oviction of the | armed und rich, ands poor, pouniless, aud une | tion of the recent arrest of inuocent peoplo in | forty, and are strung over tho frame, cuch w A Moono on tho Tracks dee Loous, Bhorif O, L. Maun, by tha assemblao of represeutative Jrishinon in { tenant ja a sentence of death to tho Iriuy | armed pooplo are againa: tt. [Applauso.] You | lreland for stunding for tho rights of ho people. Uttls leva than an {neh apart from the other, Wortland Argus. we udge ‘Tuloy, Willan ‘T. Johnson, the City of Dubiia, io the old historis Rownds | peasant. ‘That fa Bir. Gladatono’s own | way bave all tho regoutmont you imay wish; | [Applausa.) Asan American | apcak for Auer- | and are fastened and kept taut on a bamboo bes A full-grown’ moowe of iinmonso Leer Judge Gurduer, Jobu Stephens, —the larggg) aud most representative conven- | opinion, expressed on the effect of an eviction. ou may nurse 13 your bearta dosire that will | icauy, and throughout this grout and glorious | neuth the lower cross-picce, One girl does the | stanainy on the track of the Enropont & ie dudge Baruuin, Lad, SUN, ton of the Ptoplu that bad been held since 1 Jt ia not, fellow uitizens, the game as putting a ive. until the wod ‘rests upon your bosom that | people, Iu every city, hamlet, and town, from | Weaving, while another sulects and inserts tho | American Rullroad, between Forest and eae - gudge binith, JY, pgeinagton, Applause.) Sr, Gladstone aud Mr. Forster— | minu out of lls furm bere; thore ia plenty of | old Ireland may be free, and that Its poopie muy | gue ond of thie country to the otbar, in this great | straws. one duy Inst week, when a frelrht-traint sides C10 Mare! Joseph Medi, hixsea, and n voice, " Huckshot]—charged Mr. | other employment and plenty of other jand; | own their own bolls but the question la, Can yuu ot freemen freowomen, — the When tho proper leowth of seven fect is | alu With ts great body and beayy iT Gurnee ler: aniret Sbhumua, Parnell wna bia compatriots of thy Land League, | bat in ireland, when the peasant and the farmer | bring {1 about? [Cries of “Yeu, yes,” und a i jon Herimiughunm, — Col, E Washington Healt, is evicted from bis holding, there ls none other | voice: fxon, | tho louaers of the ongaulzution, with obstructing \ that ho can get; there iy wo pluco that bu can | lanuuage geeut America hourt beate with dively | woven, the web is taken cut and a now warn ta id unters, $t prevanted an tnpostog ‘the tho enforcement of tho Lund bill, aod standing and wost —uctive sympathy for old | ruvovor tho frame gud threaded tuto tho bar. vngineor, carcled away by thu sin Providence oan."] My trivads, in tha sight. N | Ireland und her upbappy people, [Applause,] | Rolled intu bundivg tho goza uwalts the mate | of tho chad o apolu te, Tho go; hu iy usually so poor that be caunot oven | eternal God fights boii obeyed a sudden fmpuloy abe between the people and {ts acceptance, It ro- on louupal nd. the biggest hattorios | Wa bave wutehod this struggle: wo.kuow eomo- | sewer, ‘This workman, having fald bis rico- | throw tho throttts of the locomotive open 1h 4% W. K, Sullivan, BIOL DIANE) quirey but @ sort mewory to recall the attitude | cmigrate and try is fortune in other and bettor | and the largest armics.” (Applause.} You muy | thing of t; wo havo witncssod the quiot fight | straw maton a pine-tabluof thu regulation | ondeavor to ru into the buys antuul Oe 3ilchaclis, umes Luno Allen, Of thut convention as reported by tholr own | lunds. He bus no place to yo when ovicted, but | hayo your fvolings und your hopes, | that has boon mado abroad, and wo know that | dimensions, pute over it tho goza, and pro- | probubly fortunate for the truin that ho wat Oh James W, Sheubun, Cul, W, Ui, Houd, Bewspapce cosrespondouts, Tho convention } to the poorehouse or-tothogravu, LAnolauss {Dub do-not muso op cucourage @ thing L-lonixbt all ¢hrouyh drvisod, from the Giants }cecds with atoebuulls to pin and stretch guccessful,