Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1881, Page 10

10 THE CWICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER) 3, ERIN'S HOPE ening the Surspression ot, freo speech and the tho snoilacthat fre the Foal or uae cape. obandon all tholr proconcelyed opintons, Tho f re banartded no. boy to adopt tho substitute | Deano—and tha eating ot sixty pears gril SPECULA’ stamping down of delegates. ie nin A erty: a U! ce: 4 ed by J 1 salty ve ras | avull a vu TO otlan . amping down of delemates: atities would bo | ation) guarded forthe rolbers by tho gunsnnd { Letd Lougue In Cecland was s success beenuso ft | OfereN DY imine Tytdsdll Fo moved tho Pro- | eee eee AUTaHNE 8 Be Une then LHD Tels L vious queation. Of 80 atnall an amount vs gh, byt thon tho Trish Judwe Wallace? appealed to to withdraw his pollee;nan ts renter than any Irish law. Tho ppo! sutton, Rald heavaiit rt it if ho were | resources of elvitization wero b ray Tho Extent to Whioh It Isc ION, weed, a wag init on | tho bayonote of a power hostile to Iretand ana | 88 # wit A the mene tho mplist: (or Bunane ‘ nbhorrad by her pollo: Hr, Wallios oxplained that It waa fntonded by ‘A dolegato from Pennsylvania moved that tho In whatover efforts tho Irish people may now | his reaolution that thy committeo should oonatid+ A ; the only isan In Ha Body to do so. lustrated at tho inquest hott re Orried :oophs ‘ . ronvention be given tho editor of | or in tho future make to rid of alton domi y on t ¥ i we two Vy TT and . The Irish-American Con- | thames ot ine concent nervlees Holad rendered | ton, and toresiin the nirhost privitere thut cron @ plan and report the samo (0 tho eonvons P| Te Fat IRI ed te sabatitite waantopted | for tue ale kin carats wy ito tavern: | ‘the Drain Its Exoitoment Brings .. ‘ on ane ROVE om 2 4 + od {1 ‘1 "1 gress Concludes Its tg eaiag of tert reoree and motion was mado | bie fro Nureclyes to ho tholr fiithful aties, suv. | Sevator Grady, of New York, antd tho {uterost ti 0 ton Wehte ne DeLOHE SG MAL NE -otGle Wtiicanes inti nig Tat thoyecr mie Meant Upon the System, , Y vel na ‘. ct 3. 0 >DTON: orn <lematnham, fc A ; Aviiviaion wasentied COT pobre BN re eee final omar tg feat thaukiny vennto to wovelop tus ‘Tand-Lonte pentane Father, piel Now York, antt that, ei Thg eompiets expnaure of crimes ot tus | A Fow Words of Warning ant Timed; 3 aa & nhower thnt tho Chair was co: “Wo hellove and declare that treland cannot bo | they found wanting tho firat oasvutial io succoss | though ha wag nob.a man of much resuttroes, ho | Trotntdend well Tati shegelug tag ution anierutie Suggestions to American Bug. J qi * ‘ ‘A dolesate moved that thanks ho given Jobn | happy. prosporous, or vontented inter the rule | —pertect unity of uction. With that Now York | watted to’ giv# $500 to tho caus, (Groqtap> | fulness of tho alleged ® outrage” telegraphod = Adoption of Resolutions and | noyiod'itoiy. [criea of * tan!” or unilion. Parciinment, and, furthermore, wo | promised nateonyth which would gain not onty | pinus) ot ome Sn DES Chen eae IU Ra 5 Ness= Ne. Severn) deiegates shouted, "Thanks to no- | have no aymputhy with avy wovermment in guy | the woralenpport of Atnorica, but the honest Jon Bfosrt: td Chi hould not be | With to cull fo thouttontion uf this convention, ——. Address Outlining Its badly.” country that has hot tts strongest foundations | support of: tha civilized nations of tho world, iets Bpaarty aa lcago should not be |v irtho nents uf the Covernment yoru ones | wron Gc B Prine Ano’ wade tho point that, under tho } in the love o¢ tho peonte eavornol. Tela patont | ‘The conmitten shoud not He selected by Stated outdone and bo though not a millonaire would | convinced that tholt numerons tuts of brutality hon Cyrus W. Feil returned ftom tus 4 ret AMfoluttans should bo referred to tho | tothe whote wort, outside of Groat. ieitain, | or organizations, but feomt the body of the .| cover Buthor O'Concor's subseription with ono | wont bo beld up to the gaze of the people af | Around the world ho was portectty amazed ate Policy. comnmitten without ronnie eon atante | eet eee Govoramont im Ireland is tho | delegates, the .Chalrman being trusted | for a fio Amount. [Great choera]” | - This country tid elstwbors, thoy. would bo toss | extent to whlch atovk speculations had eae ae ec ceed of Wee anivantiOn UF Hy otnor eve anmlae With tho Moat ineavtfelt pride, | donlod thats this woult, discipt existing Sic. Mf; Ve Guntioriy’ of lowd, subsdribod $100: ne Houle armory spout eis Bo enaplished | the thousand nnd anu “wilt exe" echemnes woies eae the indomitabls aplrit of the Irish people a¢ | souinties. ‘Thoy wero ngreut an, the oblpot=thy:| AlexauderSullivqa ‘wald ane Irieh wife dirouted | Whoraby tho people of Great Lrituin and Irofuad | Were largely patronized by tho Sno ¥ tou ereduty ey , 5 wv York, toavol invidl- | home, who have never nequilesced ti tho fraud Treotng of Irehind— would br u hor Ainerican-birn busbund to subsoribe $100; c y publle, even when thera wag mag English Rule.in Ireland With= ote trae and setiadte irmony, moved | lent destraction of tholr autonomy. aod Le Os tpret rc Mad Soper ne HLT ' svoutd ut nil Unies kiow: tho ‘corrent Rentimont not out Legal or Moral Wo remot Wo | metho! to bring that nbont, ‘There could bo no | Mr, Tloriiey, of Newtgu, ht, gavon like sum; J. } Of the Ainerican peuple on passing events In | probubllity that thoy would ever eo att tt tho thanks of the: body be tendered to all | hopo with thom to sco Ifolund restored tu ber | success withoutunity. ‘Tho appointment ol tua, |. y “Chie: Hf Trofand, ‘This would undoubtedly inaure a bot= | ey; TMogdd eee a alts journals Foe ae ecnuse of Itlah lbvoris. | Figutful position among solt-merned nations. | commitios would pucau ond to divisions, ‘they | 2s Eltzelbbon, of Chigngo, gave $1u0; ‘Lhomns | rey ist cessful complotion, Ie stepped tite te Aes . ter politicn| wducation of tha Irish people boro | cy ? Linant- + £ | cheers.) : — nist unite Levers] must foarn to: tolerdto Haxanintittyg OF Punuguss S100s: Ate or cites indi drolond, a -constdoration In iteuie Of sho be Sloane Bud Was paluoil to sea the cruindy Sanction. ‘Tho mutton was agreed to. - UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. cueh othar, or for ull time they would have to | Hits Foe eee god; | Stentert Importance, whieh huddled around the stock indieator, inn, © tolerate tho cofuinon enemy, a ays , bugue) mat, S100; ‘atelol ‘ord How best wu attain this desirable result will | ble ovon to ent amen in pear, 9 as * Me. Doughorty, of Massachusctts, moved the Mr, Donnelly, of Wiseunsin, eald bis del Capt. Maokay, for huyselt dud othors, $140; Dr. emnin for the -united fen id Intell Beawey eo disquictey TILE. RESOLUTIONS. i Mr, nelly, waunain, eakl big delegn-'} 5 ad See eee a enos iia | retain for the -unitad expurtenee nnd {ntelll- | word they under the operations of tho fun adoption of tho rddvess and resultttions, tion bolloyed that tbo convention had not at. vird Jobuson, of Wisconsin, Sout Dr. 2 | once of the gentlemen composing this conven ¢ the fuver of ‘ 1 Fathor Conatty, of Massachusetts, from the | "A iolegate moved to Mt the blank by Insort- | sembled. to paxs ‘An address and resolutions, i, S20; Micnucl Keoloy, of Chioagy, | fon, Gratetuitor ynur kindly dutoreat in bos | Peoulution, Str Fictd says te bonne certalg Pho Trish of America Will Stand by | committe on stesotutions, thon obtained tho | yay g), Npecches and rosalutions wero, usclost would | Ftent Boraard Calluban, of Chicngo, sat air, | half'or the whole trish poopie, fain, ote,’ | stock furan Invostinont at tub Just beture tg ater ft i . flour and aatd be was ready to report, ‘Che throo ‘Thy Chalrman sald au amount could bo put in sonu: Suad—rouls nut fee. relia: Tho ele. Gna Polat, Wisy $100; the Misses Cleary, OF Cb = Af AN 19THIt ORANUESAN, satled. On bis rotuet, MNudlag it auoted ut th heir. Cotn vymtel In the Pres: e Yretand invited t inition bolleved that the anly hupoe for Lrehin we id a a faney prigg of 161, he sult. Ho « 4 reprosontatives fram Ivetand wero Juvited to) ater ngtion, ‘ lay tn tho nity and harmony of=tho whole Irish: | O80, tho nieces of Charlas J. Kickin, $400; yp she sult. to could eee no rea. ent: Straggle take pret in the deilverntions, and the resolu- | “somo of tho delegntes wanted to talk, but a | race. Lewd ‘noe like the whining niitudeot | Ot O'ltelllyy "of Dotroit, #100; Col, O'Kuate, VOICE OF. THE PEOPLE, | son why euch anadvaneushould haveteen mute : 7 + | tlons tnd been froned 40 Jargo part by thom. | grout many more cried out fora voto, : pony OF the tour. ries (red OF pectin sive ec oby. Caltrorsie! Studs oni Ts fue Tench Aorash tt tho markut be disnosed rolinid'’s wrongs, an patigiat mo had ‘i * ae ¢ a ° 5 of bis stock as svn ns eT Mie real tho following, whlch was tinantmously penny send cae Om yr OSMeraa te TEPIOU ching. nd Fiat tietras to piace, mie to bom ar Stohtieath, RlOe don Auevatngtnen, suet | oT tha Ssttioe of The Glicape Teibing _ . | ilative mania prevats Ta kann ane ra The Polioy of the Irish Leaders and | surced to vy tho committue: ‘A ilelcente moyod that tho resolutions bo | thing towain respoct. tor rotamda ngttse Tig: | $100; Hes Motes Bowed of Land League, $901 | ‘Cutoago, Dee, 2—It Commisslonor Lawrenco | foriin, aud tn hls opinion when tho erush come, . . Resolved, ‘hut ag, in the ‘woras of tho Ameri: | taicon up sertatim. ferring to tho prejudice against “tho Ipish ho Gotan, pottedman $1007 ante reiee, MoBonald. | had tondoyed bla resignation to tho Weat Sido | Ht will involve the thtlre commerctil world, Cog. -the No-Rent Manifesto can Deolatation uf Indepondence, “Tho consent | "Nn ene iost, and the motion toadont nant. | Malt Its exietence was due to shomeclves: ‘Thole peor pi ae ye at ange tuxpayers it ‘1s not likely it would be accopted, | servutive nion and tlio press seu thesy things und , | Of tho governed Is the onty power from which 0 f cd to, all. the delegates rising to ttssenslins ond disposition to break: up into tae Hev. H. MeMabon, Wiscousin, 8100; Patrick | but just lot the rest of tho board tendor thoir | Yar tho people, but many will not be Stopped overnimont justly aterives its authority; and | mously merecd to, a iJ matics 9 actions and tollow leadership find boow the | 44 tc i if 80 tony ue thoy Haye n penny te ayn | Fully Indoreod, Fo EO ia eee aoe Hritish ‘Muie | thotr fecte waving dhole hints, und checring for |'eurse of tub raece {Applause ‘and confusion | Hurd Loazic of Chienwo, $100:'dy J. Curran, | Foslenations and thoco will bow hearty amon. | Tow, uruntih ruin cones Ieretewvaie ye taty'd present. Cabinet. Ministors, Mr. Joseph | about a minute, Only. by having one orguuization could they | Chicago, ¢100; Patrick SoGovern, Jersey City, —, BY. Grwann. | nity, Wably and awe Lhambertaln, After lon geara of ngiish rule | Wd. sues, Of Chileno, moveil that tho rong | nehloveauvcess. (Cuecrs) — * ; Sil, Laie) Lesee.oc anrsiie Bs ao es * who Is Resppnsipie? ‘ro supremo offart of our ports should ba to 0 Ireland, Bngiish rite there can any bo mathe | tutions ie sent by cable to the fricnds in Tro ‘ is indy a oto ai - P, cultivate modorition. ‘Two things buy Tho Sum of $250,000 to Be Ralsed | tone uy ti ere rendio pewitaout teat | Molec Ss bved to amond ty addin: And A PLEA FOR UNITY. Tho llelbane soldier wton tne nooner clave cutnost-| Crxcano, Dee, snl deste to aske yh a pety | faguake, the strugele Cor existuncy in tis uige : F Srimori| singtion, ‘and. domands tho estubtiau | niay eu Sultisn Pnelinueu" be ao An | Justico A. L. Morrison, of Chlchgo, sald ho had | John’ Fizpateiek, Louisiana,” $100; | James | mntorosted, whetuer tuo vity ar tho Wost Divis: | Worlds dat. who enter with, waiet eee and Forwarded by’ February Oe ee a TOT TOROTIIIET UAE eg ee ae ee ee earst butsie motion wout | been in overy Irleh movoment alnco thoday | Meonoy, Huttulo, N. ¥.. $100; Donuts O'Connor, | lon City }tallway Company: ts responsible and | ippeur to atiass fortunes: ea The eee Y the wit oF tho Irish people. through. aren ; ‘Thownns Davis was buried.’ Tho point to diuwuss | GUoNHO. Sls FC. Hannon, Moblic. $10 Jubn | ean bo inily to pay damises in Gude my bores | thalraucgess: mukos on, those tng UnDEesstuw of Next Year. Heauterd, ‘That, a the Fagin Government hus | br, Stow, of Boston, moved that copy of tho nas Davie wos buried. Phy pojne to alwerss |S, Sulit, Chicago, Fim: A.'P. Cullugnnn, Chie | bronks a lex uy atonping (nto one uf the wany | hithere as soouns the inteiliont tye ees ~ | qvewed Uie resnive to aubdugate tho Irish nauon | reanlutions be sent to Gindstoao. [!Lissvs.] was tho one tho Iris peoplohnd be iw ] coyo, sas Mrs Mavuyitt, ‘of “Nobrusien, ($100; | holes tithe pavement on Hulated trout, “bes | yivux Gn one atoras, bo Leeumus, seizea ee Ae by wholeadie oviotion, by the arrest of avery. ‘hls waa voted down. siuco Strongbow landed—the, quostioa of tho | Mr. dleDonald, Dug Moluvs, in, S100; W. J. | tween Madison and Handolph streots. Laisa te- dovire, nut ouly af a comfort eed, Awith tho Tricwd of the popniar cuuse, tho suspeneton ot Me. Collins, of Muassachuscots, moved that tho | unity uf Irishmon, In thle grand convention ‘| Hynes, Chleago, $100, sire to know how much money tho West Division Z ble subsistence, . riche iz m 4 ~A dalugata tried to gotin nm resolution odlling | Ruttw: 7 ry 7 but of a fartune, and every ambition and enor is . ‘ cord stranglad to death. [Applausy.] Tho men | pyy, but be was ruled out of ordor, .. of th yore oxplilns why our lusitess-mon give gu lit o . vone - eter t 1 e 3 . r Ys 3 @ Puyoments on Kuverilof tho West Sida aif ry Ne the: Elopr of Ue Conyon theses au stl ies restate dofent mus FRR HEH CaS ought to | of.48 and of tho Fenian movement had not vet aA largo number of ‘amullor subscriptions wero | streots oceupled by Mut miganpalys Respeat tlotnucu'te the mssoarint dural ities. BR tion Itsotf. Attack on thelr Hiertics, this convention, repro | discuss plans for ralsing money. In'vao, tur they hud seen w Protestant elorgy= | banded iy rangi trum $B upto gsi | fully tho atte aH LAeone | | business und thelr famllios uxtuust theirenes kenthyg te trian-American rice, pledge tho | ‘Tho motion was agreed to. nidn escorted to bis seat by two Catbulle pricsts* ve oe 0 | [it is tho business of the atrect ruliway to keep | iva, and thoy havo time, He bv i tho ul atronsgti, 3 peupleof hrish birth and irish descont in. this [Uteut Applause As toto, Land League oe, | 2nd Leuguy aud $4 for arais.te tebe the Bu | in good coudition tho pavemoat butwoon its | ton for nothing else, exc witeu fat meet 5 country fo stand by the people at home in this z ‘HERE BE A COMMITTED | ine throat further than they wanted to go | sim; Tey, FE. Wi > | tracks, and it ts equally rosponsible with the | Physical or political danzer stures them t A Proposition to Create a New Organ- tone struggio to the Tull oxtont of their | SHE ear WAYS ‘AND MEANS? Saas PATER ee IRS he Pe meter a. dons Noah Ree Ste bbtons | olty’ for nny dumago caused by tts negligoneo, | “ery {aco and eyes, BG fesult or ali thie | WAYS AD . 2 9 r power thd resource J re Fas " " that twouty years ls the mit of a iman's bus ization Voted Down After eee eed ine thia’ convention thoroughly in-') De, Wallteo, of Now York, moved that a Com- | (fo wanted to bo wba to sista holt old cnomy oy, Sib, o Erlendly. Sous) Galesburie, 810s It Ste. Harwood bis any proof that tho street | Activity und wees. 1¢ Will alee Wie deaeentt ba Di rt doraes the polley uf the Irish leaders at home i | mnittea of Ways and Means~-conslsting of coven | that frishmen were nat ufrald to taco the quus> | Leavenworth, $100; John ‘Hart, Lawrence, ratiway or anybody olso hus bribod uuy clty om= | ton yenrs to accumulute bis trst thousand ong Sisoussion, the present erigis; thus we have gutira vonll; | “oe appointed by tho Chair for tho purpose of | tion uf acommon niatform and unlon. I thoy | Muss, $100; -Farthor Huyaen, Kuneas Civ, #00; | 0O%G, itis his duty tu luy thd facts before tho | dollars surplus. and in tho reinuining tex years _ + | donee m their patriotiant and stutesmanehipeand | To agtivendss to tha resolutions. It had | vould not come together and striko funds und | fH. ¥. Sherkinn, Chicazo, 81007 Wandelt Phillips | Sayor-] 2 Af hobeprudent and eneryetic, ho way amast hit we tender te thom i ‘orn one common orgunizaton for one oom ie . h nore orless of a fortune, But in th H i tiene tin ox presstout or awe ayn pathy und tho been ousted on many oeuastons that the on work thoy wore not ah fur advanced ng tho Braet Boston, $1.00y Lidward Metduyde, Chien. Wort Sid: or Ere Den ety hia fortu talons ste vi a <1U0; , he 7 2 nt SI vs tian ‘a Au Exceuttye Committees Appolnted. to urnuee tnt In every Mtruggle against Mrite | inrger half of Ireland was in tho’ United | people of Ireland, who culoyed nuno of thelr Oo, Sl; Artur J. Delunoy, Now York, $100; ‘ont Sido Hoodltumis, 1, fo bas . “of to af me n ruined his health, und finds no cont = Confer with Londors of Exist {sh pile they will bo fully sustalued Dy thelr | geutgs, ff so $250,009 was by, no means | [ivilenus. Tt would bu better for Iroland tint Gubnugn (sy) Levene, #200; ‘James Fav, New To the Editor of The Chicago ‘vtbune, eee is Bua ane anaakt ‘ort what 7 PJ. Pintley, Boston, 3100; Jawes A Cc 1g, 2-1 a ndly Loped would : the convention hud never mot if thoy wers to fot rh b y Mir0Aa0, Deo, 2—Thero have beon frequent | completo the sum of bumun tuppin Hexotecd, ‘Tht Wo benrtily indorse the “na. | tha sum to sond to tho othor side. | ing World know that toy emul not agen. fe ugh. Boston. $100; Dunicl Curkery, Chica- Piucgs for bin, d e ‘ ei rf . | complaints in the dally press about children ate ‘The oxbuustion which follows the fn: ing Buitics. rohit? maliesto of the howe -Exeentive of tuo | jAppiause.) Every télshiaan and every mim | Would votu most euecefaliy for tue wentieman | SaLeey pomkral Lruuoh Lowe, Victsbarw $l: | Tord the West Gide wublio settools and otuoe |, PUSUIE Of weulth, wo aro told by the very best Ielin National Lund League ot ae us tho best | with Irish blood Ju his veins should be blended | frou Massuchusutts (Mr. Collins) {f ho stout ba | Parner. Dylton, Kaugua Clty, 310! Mra. M. UG. | day scnools boing abused, fnsulted, beaten, and | LF, Buiiori ee oeanuda from tmpulred dlyostive avatlatio wenpon te strike thot Inndiord Init | togotuor In one solld orgwnteation, (Cnocrs.] [ chosen as the bead of tho, jropoyed auutnittec, Hobonaldé Culgaro #20; Jobin M, ityau, Roous | often vobnod by a gang of young rulllans’ who | Cite wore worth aes lowe wit dae eet, gee A General Fooling that the Convontion | ututist utteriy u bad and hateful aystem, und us | ‘The Land Lenguo was but « steppiog-stono to | iy uidarstond that he would tnko tha cariiost Island. Sli; Uatrlek Huthvon, Cottbus, O. | spond tholr time ou tho strdets, alway roady to yitddealy is 4 4 100; Daniol Haley, Jawtucket, RL, 8100; Wore | plek w yuurrol with any. decontly-ciad voy, or to | Zi¥e Way, and tho whole sysiom falls futo w the dtting auswor of tho Irlel people to the at- | Irish nationality. LApplause.) With ono grand | possivig opportunity of resiuloy bis position as F100; " a] # , miserable collapse. Tho organs sy suse Did Its Work Well aud Har- tempt of ihe enerclon minarity to farce tho kc: | orgwutsavion thoy would sbow Eoxlund what | tho tond al tho Nit nntiand Leuguorand would | N@z8e LOORUO SHV. woton,Doninis O'Connor | Heuve Shang Kitts scurrying Homeward to esonpe | to nervous axcltement nro tho kidneys unaliven moniously, ‘retain OF doteative legisluuion at the point of | tnoy coulddo. At the presi tlmo they bad as oe EE any augh ofllets urate, TaRiGt of Chivugo, wad “nppuinted temporary ‘rows. Ibiatimethe polleo authorities broke up this Pho ollicos of theaw orang are to discharye Pole See rat wien the viow of gleing prac | tharoeult of individual tabors: they wanted tho | MT. Muneunn au Mactan cemmetelo tant | URE sn wan palin ahd pledged ua sent hon te the roar ecuoot, 2Hoe | Gouly by the. valua, tho kldnya ltuiang me, teal effect ta tho forezoing uddresa and resotu- | united rosuits of all fappluuso]—not merely | nis remurks with a quotation from an old 1 a 7.5 edged. |. i ound prowling. around the streets io tho | thom ina liquid forin, and the liver . WorDs OF CIBER HE WIDh tons. the convendon recommends that wapecial | 350,000, but $1 for every Irishman on the conti- | iurola sung.. a ist Fathor O'Leary, ‘of Kateus City, rave $50, and | neighborhood of thesikinuor School, dun Juck- teanstorn ~ ing part of tuem by u chemical process into die 4 3 ots from the organizations hero ¥ te : : Pat is 9 auld his trousury would be ready whun a sub- | Bou or Adan to. Halsted streots—ten or a doxen ative fulds, and utilizing ¢ " Tho Irish Autlons Goneonnten resumed its reprereuod, and ull othor orgies nang felon: uaa repeated sal dup ViSWoEN is OBL Sa mnkonapeege fee DUNCORG TE IE nant inte eaewen wits opened for military fund. Ae taa, eine a a Mae bie stee nonaue Purvative, Toth eso organ toma irs rraslon {11 McCormick Hull yesterday morning Ban et aatenoones La forwarded ne atl Niwtale A dolugate from fowa acconded the motion | In thoduy. Hosuggoated xs u compromise the | ‘noma M. Brady. of Somorville Branch of tho hure of nervous forco, i Tihis force fs. all og * a ; : bala pbblte sonoulg, and sven: dotermined to drive | f . a wt aaworeloeks with tho Itov. Georya G. Betts in | incre herora the tat dny- of kapruary, 1822 tomo | Asan Aiuorican eltiger/ und apola in favur uf | Sree emoly Kooning ity aepurntocxtet- | atid, Louw, statcd (aut, dial, Cuwauization | ettor ‘childred aveuy from thot. “Pole languago. eer ceome Conyiatiey teilean aetescolds % ‘ret Ni si nes 4 ‘i 4 tthe 8 K = 0 ‘2 v3 . A the ubalrs : : Genteal ‘Treasurer of the Irish Naitonal Land | Fegpig in America do tess thin Charles Curroll | ance wad pocullarinndo of uetion ike thostates, | ithor Keoauny ot Fund du Lag, enid Wo would | “uosday, nbout. noon. n Tleoentiyeotad Mttio | CanMAt RSt Out Of the Licod, digestion is iin The Sceretaty read tho following telegram, “r.Conatty, Ch'n.d, B, Mannix, ; when ho signed tho Decliration of Independ~ | with a coustitution Linding ail togetuer, throush | givo $10 4 month wntil the pritoners in Kile | follow wus yolng west on duckson streat, woon | ver fullg to furnish tho Natural Cathar: ee whieh was reeelyod with groat cheurkuz: mts Htannnt i. ve Powdorly, choe—suy thut $3,000.00 was buck of tls sligone |W SSeS na Tape Rat tho | ‘muinham Jall were rolensed. Choors.} ho was surrounded by this yang—ten of thom.'| jiadder becomes fourfully iu arahiartis the Ny May Now. W—Ld. Grifing-To | adcShicl, Thomas Nostor, ture. [Appluuse.] Adverting to ris piztaee int company guste rt apa ee canons ile Thy tev. Mr, Graves sald he would giyo #50 a | ‘hey beyan touring and fxbttig bin. Ho made | cones on; atrauge disorders Nat die ee poe tuk your brother deicyater tn Concention ax | John Gucrin, Rov. Thomas J. Witeon,, | tee fear of the halls representing ColumUln | ae diy autertuin the suvgestions bur. the | aie for,ivo years, A mulluntatruggly, but twenty lists of those | hearts lunes, aku ero tue person We hws Cent Red at Chirag, Mls greeting: God direct | uimothy de Fox, J. Donnelly, * | poluting Erin to tho shield und Uberty cup, be | douptedly eutertain the suvaestion, but the |” dird. Susuhon banded in $i, and said he | young bullies word too imuch for btw; ho gota | Ho lsh victim of enronle kidnoy and. liver ist eveliburutions’ ‘sy “sontitvente cure with | Mienmet a Costello, 1, D, Wrient, ? anid (hit thateun in tho backgroud wus ‘the | qitestion befara the conv a8, Should the | would equip a win for the war atid pay hia ex- | Sovery blow in thoeye, Runt In the midst ot | onse, nid u candidate Koniisiek: by Gente aa Tam anol inn and cannot boot much | Revd; F, Nugent, 1, W, MeGatiriok, rising sun of the Irish Repuliiic. [Cheers] Se eae iain ton tho | Poses to England und back ngain. (Chears.| the tight aman came’ along and stopped tho | see ind candida y Britt's diss quccicg uk Wisu Tein suns dial ope iu upae a is lis, 3 John D, Pareell scuGnould bo radu prot aera cvorg Brake | platform and took & scat, bitt bo nitrnotad Io irauieee Dorney anid that SLb00 Ine ats toca: aiinily Uewun bunting for stones to pele bie PU Ragen “i ho end of all coxumorcat American ulrth, ‘Their reevices L will freely Pert; at ry Ly ° i which ty pursued at Hie Evans aaeeee ee ge SION Far ache aNpport le. | Rests O'Dounety) dlunn'?, Donchoo, * PR De gnc Nei HttentlOn tl,of Connectlout, rominded thocon« | Would be ndued. ; with, and poured out n torrent of thelt bluck- | Soetat, “political, ‘and’ physienl “eavslacratiecy Wecuatury/ to thn. Cale vou are dinuaastin es | AY, Hs, HOieks, Bet. ere See UM GHOWSHUL thoy meal busttess. “An | yeution thut Climo was pussing’ and uskol if tore | Ee oat User tie Cee eee alee coy te | uaraiam, onlltng blin every vile mamotnderthe | + Ou." exclaims the tnt of wetive Life, why does i pate eer ere laces Huwerse t i Fi Mauls, iow we 3 Daten, ussessinent shoutd He nade on tho States ne: | Was, 110 jae. sero g: ingns ania thoy gown AMOUNLS Varying from $50 Lo $5, “AS tho stones came be qnictly drowarevolver. Delyhee ne welt ne he uae ey Bay eae se thank God aud our. brave torcfuthers, without | Jana €, Medutro, a. TeTobin, oe ee oes atte, opposed tha moe | mation us followat i eee) - Tuo sight of this instantly saitterod tho crawd: | mudh work, worry, ind exelteinent!” vcuciselyt distinettion of rice dr ered, . Those were tweir Juwronoe Farrell, Rev, F. BE SIH 00 4 ton as teading tu {uterfefe with unlon and bare Reavleed, That the Chatrtian, of this convon- WHANKS, ETC, So SE RI arar iret You du not feel ng well us formerly. Your bead ee ee eee ie tay wae | Poe et eee mony. He thoughts quarter of a miliion jin | on ippolnt 9 committen of sovun meniberg | | Onmotion of tholtev. Yathor Cronin, thethanks | with inud, avo tholr books throwy tu the mud | Hroves faulty. Lho. verdet an celcbvuted ue Thereuro ny bayonets, uo prigons to mippross THE ADDRESS. stullmont of what was to. bu sant, was w wood | conventions: also to uonfer and net with tho e-conyanion Acre -yotud to tho. thev< DF.) and tora, while cha pollou aro hewerlogn to bruak ‘ thority on the subject is: *Thesu syiuptoms ara the entize. of lony-sutertny Eriny and TP trast eal of Yio thought it was outside of | lenders uf tio ditforent organizations bury rep- | Bott and throe choors given for Michaal Day. | Up this sani of youuu houdiums, If av, the | i gure preouraor of Bright's dixease,” You hove The resolutions wersaccompaniod by an ad- | (cul of money, | Hy . thoy! secret tet , : fi) , suoner wa West-Siders know {tthe hotter. Wa + nl ie ee ee a Mid thatelsha tree Date | dress arralrning tho policy, of Gladstone aud tho funations of tho convention to forin wgroat | resented or nny otttors dat ney bo heroatter or. | 1tt, Dr. Betts, Parnell and othors, Kdreit: and We to tho youre | Ww recent and mysterious atturk of usthina Will pratect our cl M " 9 " organizadon from this: mass | ganized to further the Interests of frish rights Mr. Hynes, of Chicago, mover a voto of thanks . y “au sure precursor of Hright’s disease.” You iin andl freu tread to alsours aid prowulomte | indorsiug Purnolt aud the no-rent muntfesto, | of" diverso "odio ano) wero" agtaad | it promoting tbe ubjocis wud rodzeming’ tas | ¢o tho Goimmlttco on Kesolutfons, Amrued to, | huve hot culled tagen tollows © boss's thoy aro | Baye fwd bard vold on your uns wuiey sou sini ote ted pag . be Stuty Te a an People an ren as to’ the “resdiutions an @ uudress, y ros adopter a 3 ‘ : —y x Farwell as hor frat President, Bincornly yours, nites, i tto‘strit of tho cull Zor. this, cou | hod bad done what toy came to t-te best | Ui couvontion. P prod: by | ‘Tho Chalrman stated that tho delegates rep- | Not boys, Lut youny demons. T huve some hopes bloody iu cna"Aa Bure precursor of Brights TCUAKL- DILLON, din the public 4 Ms a i bs io ‘ v! of our American boys traines ¢ ts eee rstuuin jolley was. forosbudawed, tho | day's work for irciand that was over done on | -Futher Walsh, df Conngotiout, wanted the, | toseuting the Ladies’ Branches of the Land 4 Ry disenge.” You have felt a new ond singular Me dies aunt League of Montreal Greetina— poles of Malti al the Tocots a the dieposal of Atietlenn nati: Te AttoMIBE £0 sVoIL lt es corvanyen to Fen tee He ho was the satus penuue Gosia to pend ipa following fear fullans atv youn filtoleds oni walling ts fouee=a Sten precursor of High's ascase® viele ia a 7 ° nun people 0 > y 3 a ¢ 6 Titceir bivthers in Convention dscubed at Chica | Uo TS Tran people nt home ia thelr contest | create a. skeleton only, Would the Anglout | text of union thay t fous tn leyguo in tretund: : opportunity to urift inte the alroudy larce T You bavo felt great dopression of spirits, with: wornane us i sending i dole; ite to represent re in aud? (No, No, own. Ireland ne Tou womon of Ameri¢a ples ” orliniaal cigs that intest this city and defy tho Ie § wai Though no 7 : i with an Intorerable {andlord system,:auipportad |.Ordor of Hiberninns dishand? [*\No, No."] | down. ret ‘ny on of Ameri ledge thomselyca out any known causo—n sure precursor vartaut ite re rit ‘ Ith in Intorernbl i t ‘t i ist oot mase trolyg id tnunes more that any} “ c otica force to suppress them. ‘fm, dear sir, * ¢ 7 ou of the Goveru- |X ho varius Coluporanes sociutiesdisband | thing else. ‘Cho speaker wag « Nationalist, | to follow where the,womon of traland lead, oven | rape ae i mp? | Of Bright's . discaso. You have found us, wo possess suilicient. stronmb of churnercr, | P¥,ttl Ine Bovey and ey tye London Par= Hoenn ae eon nelraruaniation.{NeNue'] | heart und eoui, and'be swore by the iernntdad | toa British dungeon: TSAUINA DAVIrTY = | YOUFS Fospoottully, Watvaci, D. Te” | ig guddonly’ impossible to eat whit: will, and: ttetorminntion, however, to Indored | Tiement. : ‘The ormnization which bu represented bad come | tbat no nation’ on the earth had a Juster vuisy y “ ELLEN A. Foun," | oe Gvet and ‘whenever you win. Your uny'senteney vou may pronounced ‘on Cuerclon |“ Novcttstanding the many fatt promised mado | io Chicugo to Join with others ina grand demon. | for veboilion thay Ireland. 2f timorrow ho | © The Chairman—IsJobn Wallace In tho ball? ° THOU'LT NEVER KNOW, stomach hus becn very Inte, your uppetite very Milly, Duehhot Fordtur, end tandiossllsm, within cigity-yeuns by English statoauion slice | tration, but not to disband itaulf,. Ho had bud | thougut the opportune inomont hat come, and | A volce—Ho i ae + For The Unicayo Tribune, focble, your bowels irregular un suru procure As thory ure Ho extennating clroumstunces In | To sug af tho hateful act of uslon whieh | notice surved upon bim by over BOU dologatos | he sould consistently lay down his aycurdott ‘Tho Chairmau—(reading) * You aro not want Tho yonrs wilt come, tho years will . | Sorot Bright's diseago.”” A mysterions woatl- connection with tho Intter, sow no putishy teaicaee thu legistative independence ang. | that if tho convention attempted ty force thom hubit, ho would obcerfally gird on his | ed tonight E. McAlister.” (Great Inughtor. While bleasivgs frown my bart willdow Hess comes itpon you, your muscular system Notbing short of. n semence of death will satisfy ‘i Hl plite rte the nationality of lrelund, | {eto another orgnuizatton it would load to | armor and dio w martye in Sreiand's cago A overal resolution of thanks covering To thov, my over-churlahed one, °° seeius utterly helpleda—'n sttre precursor of bat at whnedo obliterata te nationals or taming | destruction. Cho towblo wis thot Irisn- | like his namesake, BL Lawrence U'foole, 1¢ | locul organizations, Committee of Arranyoniout, Who net my life's tumurtal syns Birlahtadisaies. | Bunpoay sau maya pa vain Miko nq torme with tho land thioves, "Eats, | ity voctclea tele Mt orced upou her by cur- | eo Wereuptto bo too tmpatient, and to dostroy } there wos any ian or Loly of mon whe would | the press, etc. waa adopter, : Drinking che dowy siesnen aie in tho rogion of the kidnoys or fiver,” this fs 0 rent” poliuy fluds no favor witht us, *No-rout” | country tom compact forced Upou Her by eur | Coo oer aeation In tbo urlowpe to croate | deceive poor old Irland again iulybt the God of | | Cupt, Soondy, of New York, anid somotting | ‘Phat rises from my souls deep ou {ndleation that you have wot lrights dlscase, manifesta yegolvas our wuqualiied support, and | HTT T Ae tits day na uneuttiod and as bostite | aiothor. le was a Land-Feuguur becuse tho | nations showor dawn His vegenuco upon hityor | ought to be done to obtaln the Feluase of Auiori- In oootnr awect—t love thos so. Suppose you “hove no albumen or casts," that wenra praparod to atund by it. Tho laud af wy iin Hist domt in ‘ag it was when Orattan's | frlends of Jrojund considered tuat tha subject in | (hem. No man should try to dictate uny policy. | gun oltizens conlined iy British dungeons, to The halt, alas! thou'lt novor know. {4 no Indication that your kidneys are ail rlght— Trelat’ for the peoplo of Aveland. No ualf-way | Wiige'tin splendid provost waahoard for tho last | band, but when tho timy camo no nian would xo | to Parnell, Futbor Sheehy, or thatr Patelol cole | moved that n committee of five to uppoluted to recone Nf Chat you havo nat Bright's disciau. UNERO BEDE, Meee ee eaten Haute nt Commons, - furtter than he would in other ways, longties, ‘Ho warned the convention that tho | mike reprosontutions to the Suvretary of State, Outilowing from tho placid deeps ‘bla, of courgo, puts tin entiroly now phaso on Convey to the peaple of Ireland the assuranco | te tn all Irish Fouse Of Camone oe tua tho | Me. M. V. Gannon, af Town, suid that there | great hopes of Irctand Jay in the proper con- | aid roquest bin to inquire why Amerioan citi: OF osos whore fairest woul-ligae sleon one of tho most Vital questions of tho duy- 8 that, by remains foyal to thelr deners, they | 5.8 May Les Oat Oquullty, the war agatnat | wos one thing to whtch’ all orguntentions must | servation of tho ammunition—the sinaws of | zens were rotalned in British dunggons without Gheamed euch a weenta of teavosnom have made a speolul inquiry and wo Mud blah Will revalve: our hearty aud encnest support, | Tet et tation tor repaul, tue offer of | yivid, and that was tho guod of trolunu, ‘Thoy | war. He begged thom for God’a sake not to | tru? "4 ’ : Th (unfuage words can no'er expreas, incdleat authority tor all of theso addltlouul Down ‘with oppression!) Down with tyranny ee er ea che Sa vuluanuny atiompe | Inust never luso sight of the rant ides that, no | do anything to injure tho falr hopes of irc. | Tho motion prevailed, and Dr. Dotts was Unconsclously my yearning heart conclustona: Death to iiadlardtantt and let ts funeral dirgo | Suun lroland, ang to revolutlonuty weeny | Teter tdar what aon an drisuman ved, bis | land. In éloyen months of thiy year ‘hg | nainoa ae Chatrinnn of the cowmittos. Ho sald Hagansclanely uy gewrniy “Firat—That moro adults are earriud off 1a this vo chanted by the Land Lea; God Bavo Ives | Ot row imontta to show the ovil effuog of | one feoling was to uute England, and bis one | os Treasurer of the National Land Lengua bad | ho would appolut tho others ata futuro day. and now Llave ihoo—love thee so, country by chronic kidacy disease thin by nay tand, ANNIE MCDONNELL. Presidont. . ‘ nd rn dualre to seo Irolund free. ‘Tho’ Luni Lengua | sent $08,000to Patrick Bean and $2,000 to Miss } | Mr. d. B. Scanlan, of Minojs, moved tut’ the g 4 J other one malndy excopt cousumpuon.— EN HAvasa, Scorotnry, forulgu rulo in Irelund, combined with ap lithe independance of | Fanny Parnoll. Besides this, the D 4 E tive Comittee Ue charged Seed Tho balf, alas! thou'lt nover know, ['Thompson. = AY Ea, S Me hutcariin syacom whieh is unique In point of eg- | was a menusto an end—the Independance a! of . the branches of | Executive Conunittea Uo charged to romind ps ch ai i Father Conytty, of Massachusetts, on vehalt | {oisiimunt and untavorable io potut of atroci- | Ireland, the Hag of uu irish ttoputiic floutiuz | the league hind contributed @H,W0 tn that timo, | Irlshinon all over tho’ world that Fob, 2, 188%, Bon now tha light, caressing touch « Scaond—That doaths fram such discnses 19 of tha Commnjttas oy Resolutions and Addvess, | ty. Within a few months the Trish people have oyu calle fu Greort and a cltizen-soldlery ready | 3° + * s ji 5 canary c fomld be, the contennial anulcarsary ot the it softy witite hand, loved over-muoh, , inoruaslag fat tho rato ‘of 230 per cent a decalo— Tepurtod cunt thai body bad Inuorod until Gn. ue, | Hoen sublycted to the old process of forvlyn* OM Ls be . HE PRESENT RI Lry. . To music-waves ny soul-chords thrills, 1") f tholr . = Ir. Moore, of Elmira, Nt ¥., suggested os a 4 ence, ead to asic them to hold oclebrations on i ., Third—Lhat they bave no symptoms o| and hud thon totided thofr report to tha printer, | coercion by miltinry faroot tio revognized load | Hes Toor eho uxadutive Hondg.ol tho varie |. SudKe Dirdsull bolleved the organization | thut day for the henoe of tho Lunu-League Sy lille daliaey, doves tip distilts ¢ own and may loay exist without tho knowledeo who bail promised 1 proof at 10:Wo'elock. The | restod and sisvlently {mprisoned, und the al- | Ous urginizations ropresonted In the conven shotild maintats its. existence unill tho Ex- | fund, ' 5 . Lovo'a crowning Joy, thy parfect klass of patient or practitioner, as no paln will be felt Ccommitiea were wanntmoue fn thelr conclusions, | eee eee ee ey aoe eaud’actuave von | Hon sould bo chosen us uu Executivo Commit. | eoutlvo Comiittco ouliod thom together to | | Mr.P.W. Dugno moved as animendwontthat | Anu OTiove thealove thou so Jn thom or thotr viotnity.- [Kaberts.] ost ‘Tino was urantud in which tarcciali the manus | force yen tho Irish tonantry'by tho tities of fre carry out the provisions of tho fifth reso | mnxe ups National body. He ‘apoke of tho Im- seory Crlanuian Jn Atmorica ‘sitbscrlbe a day's ‘ho hulfyalua! thou'lt auver know. a) ie eoutrn eaab la mie a ee ee ptoms xerlpt so that the wore could goon, Fomor nemy and a milttary constubulary, Luo | MEP ly, of Massachusetts, seconded tho | Portunce of ratsing’ money, and pledged bim- | "nie was ruled out as not gormane, Haro Jowers at thy fect Tilt Of discurod Kcldnoys will Fratuppenr nextreisely ‘Vologrums aud totters wore read from many | fogged by Taslumentary. procadury tha pas. | substiiute, r self to make Up $1,009 for bis leugne {fit dida't | ‘Cho original motion pravglled, Ny worsuiped orawhed,andseeptred King! | itferent orgaus of tha body 1 atated ubuve.— persons and fand-Leagus organizations; Tho | guge of, ferauiows voordion nat wore forclily | — Mr, Pitexoratd, of New York, did not want tho | collogt that aum; and he would repeat until tha | | It was ordercy thut tho Bocrotary tolograph |» Wiebholding naught, 1 gavo my alt {fhampson. has reached Ladies’ Land Lougue ef Buitvio, N. ¥., sont | oypeliad trem thy House pf.Commons, and such | world to know that allthis convention could do | g9r0,000 wore raised. He sald he was an ollicer to Treasuror Egan at Parle stating the amount Nor woula spits tio gift recall. ‘ “Fifth—Thut only when the disease has rea sroctiay and best Fata Vaan‘ telegraphed 6 thon as ventured, in Ireland, to give volue to | Was to adopt a string of resolutions, Ho favored d Fi Of the subscriptions, $27,490.” : Altho' apart the lotus yenrs tron i Sta floul stugus wiil th usual symptoins of ulbuc eee ee eT eee oa a Or the. ielva pouplo ware iu common | Wo motion made.by Judge Waifuca. Irit wera | 10 the FplacopalChurob,and loved Ireland, end | | gtr, Jonn rennun, of Sloux Clty, aatd the Worl ong amy tect ico su und dow, _ | menand casts appour im tho water, and will (Thuraduy) enya; “The conspirac: Ltn ayrene | with hundredsof thole legs pramlucnt country- | voted dowa it would be equivalont to telling tho dia not want to sce tho muvement goto pleces, | dritish Government bod thr¢atunod (6 withdraw Aly heart's bost lovg to thee will go— grout pain ragk tho disoased ‘ orgaus.—[Lhomp- seein: ee te atned than ever," B “Land | mod, consmued,. to Jalil, under. suspen- | world that Juno Irish convention the untun of | Honce bla suggeation that ® middlu ground bo | the right of trjal by jury from the Lrish people, Tho half, alas} thou'lt nov rienen son.) ‘i jeunues Uf Lite look, Atker Poctlant, Ores | alan’ of the tnbyas “corpus. uct, tbere | iranmou in America was au Impossibility. It | taken, 3 ae Ile wanted @ comuuittco fo dovisd wave aud Monies tachi oben orieaneen Hen cieenaas ee hatte Hirdhune. fice itoe Springs, Arke und otuae | to romuln, duriug tho plousuro. ‘of tho | would be very disvouraging to the Iniak peonla | Mr. Jobn Dovoy, of Now York, sald tt wag | wenns to convince thut Governinent that tho I wateh-no more abross tha atreat ns throo stages of dovelupmant—is a unlverel Hiab Pius Hot Springs, Ark ale OtuGE | te cen dinverament withotit duunce of appuat | at bome if it wore fulegraphed uae tinmediately | plain that somo of the delegates trom tho Hast | Amerioan people would novar subunit to that. | vryo hurried trend of eauur feo! digeage In this country.—|Robertsand Elbert Pilied on the convention to be true toPirmell, | or hope of teint, ‘The Irish prisons are oven now | wfter thy ndopuion of tho address nud resulue | thouwht they saw a niayor In tho fonce. He | Nouction was taken on the motion, \ ‘Hoping to eatch one awift glance more, Soventh—-Thyt thery fa but one remediul azent Davitt, and the rebts of Lretanl nel | tied ait che men most beloved. by tho Arieh |, luna the conveutlon refused to wppoiut a cam- | wanted to slow thom they wore mistaken, Dr |. ee From eyes that ypenk Loves tusatto loo, | | 18 the world waleh bas ovor oxrad 4 prone) 2 Veruunt lengua. tvlogruphel that tho sumo | autinuthe onaucinturs of its auutiments and | tnltteo Of ways aud moans to curry OuE tho Wro- | Wallace's, ‘rowolution slimply gantownlate THE EXEOUTIVE COMMITTEE. Gong eray aunuy Gumiuurtiaog | cue OC Brlgheadigense, and, haa this onitny in eee Avadus aciunerer enerhor it te seth Herein Stiastat twin Sie law ie | Gert ihle point tho Chair auuounced that the | gether of ‘the "two. orgunizations ee enigh ‘Tho Chair announced the Executive Commit- | - yd MiAee goa ed the nubl(o, anmaly: Waruor’s Suto i¢idney und a eee eee at ail Stara | fermeuus buon substituted by pouting lato Irge | convantion stood adjauraed until 2 o'elock., existed“ slag by bide iu ulinuat every | tee 4s follows, eaytng that ho bad used bisown | iit this my loved ono cannot ki daver Cure.—{Craln} ain to fin! Caliee. Tuveonvenuion shunt tot advocates | {und 4409 forolun mereennelesy ad by convur —_— | Atmorioan city, it. was a highly | timuyine | udgmont and tried to unite on ft tho various PO Vue SUR CoB SOR UeRs You may aeirch modloal works in vain toi} keparite Government for roland until all plans | fur what in wil other countrios are the pagcu ate | ° AN INTERLUDE, * | guivo Durnse indeod which doseribad the rivalry | elemonts whlch colnposcd’. the convention: 1 intss thy soft hand ‘neath my curls, Se er Torte atrigces With tomo patients A thyetuin Mich. eeportad w aplentil meting | tymalntain the will of an alle Governinont 6 |"sion was made und adapted that tho full prox | find’ -teen, up to- the asuombly of thts | Kentucky: Patrick Word, Now. Yorks B.A Col- | Wubre‘wrandivchromen mts ltewaonta 1g Geary It vomos ns a thief In the et ee rooting to the eupecstion. eee ae a | eee Antton nochted Te Manuel aver ana | coodinga Of the vonvontion be printod tn book | convention at least, a most Uitterly hostite ano. | Ins, Massachusetts), W. i, Wailuco, Now York; | ‘That sponua soul intense ta tec, Ah" | St Nos for, tho pawar of tho romely wo ie guc waa solid for tg ) ALT EBEO und so also | enrried forward by Churlas Stowart Parnell aud | form and suld, tho proceeds 10 go towards the a rete many nsaincae due A eeier wad ro: | Alexandor Sullivan, Miluols; Androw Brown, Unineasured depths of wo ar weak yar lone te Mafltotss tho human race would qeparted Turek, Neva Miltiums port, Va; | nls collongues, kept: within what ts called tho | oyponses of the convention, and if any surplus aor woe OE Teale Mora noyotad oe nk tie Bt hole, pee Fs O soul moat rure, 1 love thee Bu, absolutely and pitlanly «victim of its terrible wiitax, N.S; and ather elties, Ottawa, He constitudonal law af Great Britain Pboro was should roault that to go to the’ Land-Louguo ica uf Irelan or 0 arush ity Mr, Colling doclined, as tie bad too much to do, The halt, alas! thou'tt never know. Pale, wad, “Boyeott all who pay rent: support all] no seerct attemptat combination, Eyorything .. euch other, If tha delegates separated without | nud asked that Col. Joye, of Muryland, be aub- oy y proloe who rofusy and boy unt Loglistr ood ae Phils | was open, and, orou according to Hyg ta in | fund. dtr, Wirdaall, of Connecticut, desired that | deaullug on some plan “agrowuble to both or | stituted for tim, (Cries of Naty! packer O tronsured jova, 80 rare and sect, ei {an tnost, forlous Hatton tor a afroult dolpbia ald, "No rent, unull tho Engilsh Gov | Trotand, luxul Novertbuloss, tho Heitish Gove | the Dusiness of euch dolegate bu atuted in order | Kunlzations, go that thord Would Lo somo voice | A deloguta maved that John Boyle O'ltilly be With untold happiness replete, eee ae eTtaat tuat uniees care (e taken tho ernment freas aur brother. Hoycott’ Engliad | ormagut has dealt with constitutional agitation | go yhow Str, Gladatona that tho convention was | 2Uthorixud to gspouk In, thelr uhme, they would | pucon, : : Buch porfectness of Love's eweet art eae at tne tho body will degenerate and past goods. Our wotto, *Amorican tnanufactires | embodied In tho irish Nutlana Land Leagu it} oo ion, but composed of aolld bustuess-men, bo roaponsiblo for somo danger that hy waw t- | hu Chairman sald that the committes had Cun comy but once to uny heart, TE ston before bo je Aware, It warns and Irish sndepondence, the game spirit dust why dent with the goeret | HO Wop, Nn iS 3 pending, ‘Thuy could. got atferd to.bave thelr | poen named, and it wae within te province to Sadiaw ty fen ane dave Diving, fA otn WO sy etorn ofully uver plight ey mptous Holona, Montana, telegraphed that the eyes of | rovolutfouury vodies that proceded it, hereby | Air, Markow, of St, Paul, Minu., eald that he | yluws misropreseyted—to have branch lenyucs, | accept tho resiynatian of 4 member aud Ol big To Nita lifo's most angred shrine, Poe Te erat oviL before IE bits ani oppor. the wortd wero on tho convention, and ruoir | iudicatiig clint legality oute vo tyueo dn hor rcs | had no business at presont oxanpt that of froo- |.and Slate (ouytics,and fttlo cliques, and coteries, | phuce,: {Cheers. : And 0 my ownt 1 iova thes 29, ung chook the grpit ovnedy, abave muationcd onomies were uuxtously louking fur dissensions | lutions with Lraland; and that whon any Irie | ing Ireland, and he objected to anytbing that | 884 parlva morcly becatiwuthey hudaubscribedy | Futhor Shuely congratulated the convention Tho half, ulas! thou'it naver know, ony to Lae vieo truplonl plants, which ct Rmonyg than. ‘hey ebould. ba sige, digaitiod, | orgunization, Whother ieuil or Ileal, tarearena | JOH Atehese Ane Oe Beno tn COMI OO | row dollure underingo: to tell’ men with their | upon the happy outcome: of ite doWuerauons | Tut you Ce ee oe ostorative to (ho wasted kld- and harmonious, Los Augoles, Cal. tolegraphod | bur dupremusy in tho wubjout falgnd, sue drops | We hyoka In thy hatter in Toland whut they shoul | audanid chap wt ona timo be tad Leon oppresscd | — Whita'uicaslugs evatmare with er Oe or a8 2 food art fs sod more. oxtonsively to- “To compromise fe-trensou.” Tho League at | the tmwvk of oonstituuenal goverment und | wore enxnged In no civil occupation. | do with thosg dollurm, - LApplause.) Thoy could | by tho fear thut te cohvention might result 1 Fee cate eves ninre witt tow eye and livar, | At te Ghown remedy, wad, tous sohmitown, May pronounced for uo-rout, and | strikes bee vigtiin te tho earth with te jwalle Mr, Moore, of New Yorks, saldteho constitution | Hot alfara ta go Lome and allow It tobe guid ia | disruption, roland would rocoynizo with gratls Frown aut ty Hito's decy challos-cup, OT A ay ter toparts. of tho. Iain owe wail they bud sent $100 to the cause through the | band of a relentless despatiyia, ‘This iv nomere | of the body was of tho best, fucludwg mor- tha Amurjoaa papurs, what was wn Abanlute fact | tude the patriotism of - tha mon wha bud de. Fa Hg soul-uectar bubblus up pant a of eon nnd bappinyss to Its pave Iriel Wortd, - rhoturloa wssortion, ‘Tho Amerioun prow, IN 8 | Cnants, luwyers, und cloraynien, und {t would bo | HP, the pregunt Line, shut trey hid contunted ferry tholr own pot sprajuok wo that a united Hy thea to quail, my level iny own! He aeeeeibcrea vital nono can wlford to De J. Proctor Knott, M, 0. from Kentucky, sont | faraign dleprtetes, has beon ilod.with accounta Lawyers, yen thomoalyes with tho puawigo oF A vet of rusolus | front should bo presented" to. tha | —_YHo8d presuttea tur ton doar hath grown Poe a egpeclally mon of Dusinuss, whoreslls® woprivate totter to a Kentucky delegate, whet | of freah arruste yf susp aN uy by day alugg | woll that fuctshould be widely known, Adetegato | tions and the Jasuinu of an uddregs at u vost of | enemy. ile bulloved thelr daliburations would for penoe of imlnd. [love thes wo, | ..| tate, and espeotally mm Vas tund, Mr. Knott regretted thas bly Congress | the menial Slinlstry relnuugurated tho potlay uf | frum Pltteburie tovke'the same xround, andfine | $40 or so.UW. ‘Thy ‘three, gentlemen trom | provg of thu groutest bougtit ta traland in tha Tho half, alas! thou'lt never know, - | the vila of dota: lonnl duties would prevent his presence as vn | brute torce, until, at thls hour, tho prisons in | other fram Now York expressed tho hope that Trolund could ‘Just + ‘well have writton | hot distant tyture, They bat mado groan HoowzLuy, November, 1831, { GBLETA, . 2 r doloate, and said: “Aly huurt fa thoroughly in | Iroluud are'surcbaryed with tho’ bost citizens of | fhe aqcupations of upleyuces would not be given, | (Be, Address “aud «resolutions. in” New | etrido fu advance iu tho inattor of phtlosophica ae Ce tS se A“ FACE. a1 A 1a tho'men w! . og be on ¥ 16 Woans of. in en. Thoy |}, e é fac0o— ve, ony, Mihlenn vod hate Son. | Akuetattana weraetats_ aenuot: the feuding quces vrylieaven,of Albany, oxprossad disatintace | documenta wera {4 bo ny sane cuteos oy tue | mere auung tothe ‘ndopatndanto ot frolund, Comverse Ortoviaset tie tutor of te | THTgayeMuet fiona anu L were youne— : Oe a) 1 ran Hl 4 at bé | tlon becuse it had buen understood that tho at i go forth that they werountted and | yey }% tribune: ‘btle spell of power Kootr uh iu tho eontumporuntolis polities of the i : ‘They should ceass to bo suspicious of ono an: | would have tueir ownagnine The ot ate | Wow ork diribunez’ ‘Tho - Dovembor «gui ‘Thue hid a subtle Bp ‘Your loiter of sympathy ‘rooolved and ape | Uritist Empire, aud Gpenus, tho nt of tua cute | Convencion wus a puroly Irian une, and plediad Fe en meee ne at i other, The -hoadgaf the two lvaguos should | tuloiny tot bor of tho Century Mugaaine ‘ives a fice _ Which over ta my life hus clulge agsiat Hibernia to tuke up eee ee eee eee sucigtuel diitercious van Hira ce amie of a romerkable wutoyruph of the itbiietlnes see {ria 1 dreuns, pruckited, . ‘This coivention, revognlzing ite | side world Co a wtatowent of ‘the fraud and Op- | the sword and sb elie Y : sgt itohoratt us of old; oneatyy” called Your sttention usm ropresontus | pression practiced thrauth many gonoration: mE ald that tho: Af they could not ft was tine they stepped down | wolves, and thoy had lyon proof tout thoy could | We Fresidant written on, tha gt ot |. Robpd Ln Lt Ww. x Live of’ tho yenply ih Conuress ep tho ontos of | Ly"iug Hrlvish Goverument’on the poopla OF | aAeie fra hoyes 12 thole urotarsn Cat homes | M2, OUF (ehavra} and Iut saniabudy else tuko | do this. ‘Tuo eshou"euusaribod wera uplodge | BY bia, wame followod by, the words andthe avout aubilsSOrC ST ag, Abierican uitizeos vow bold in Gnyllwh prisons | Ireland, ‘Phu convention was empbatteally un Uriah | Charue, Ho said the extrome party atiouils | of tnconquered purpec. ‘The speaker thought | tesasbatud ‘by Col ypu ca ee eee vey 19 i Ja vinison of a law aud Awérienu treatics | “Duprived of the last vestige of freedom of | Amorjsan one, and uo foreign ‘nation eyor | {teh of which bo was a tember, had dono noth- | freland wus qreatiy itdobted to her oxtrome | puOsMUl by el, Moo elt Mo edie at Thrill nguin bonoath the glance, with Greyet Uritala,’ opluton, terrorized by a. maltitary ocoupntion of | jnurched to the rescua of any. people jiat bad fug,: especially ginoe the Land vouyuy moves | nationatiats for thule altituda. puoe ie ae eres wa y fi 1a od or 0! oe agi Torney for longest yours! A dulequte fram New Jorse sala bo did aot | thelr voll, outragad iu thele hallust feollngs by | But Shown tteulf worthy to tight for lieait. wyht aturted, to juauty the suspluion ‘with There were calls for O'Connos snd Hoaly, but | publics Col push knrod tor, | tne Hos AND ium tegoes, Leound gall Letiove ‘iho convention bad she rigut to wasto | tho treucherous arcost of thot frivd and teusted | "Se" Kounedy, of Stacancbudetts, suid ‘there | WHieh Uufortunately Wey wore troatod. by | the Chuirnun sald theru wurw “rousous”’ way | PUNE, p.col, ftockwall doce mot intimate |. Aud waun Ie ateo a of Huutefolt tears. oitoer tne of money in sending telegrams, | friends, banded over, 80 far as tho forolxn Gov | wos'an Atuurican Widy, present whom ho wanted | KeBtlenen, of nore moderate oplniony, No | they could not nddress sho canvention. rere rae ctr egret es ig ce OT roe roe pet plod aostuay. They wanted all thelr money for Ireland, A | exnmune could bund them aver, tu the venweance | {U'heurssrs, Hos, of Massachusetts, oug tad ninonoply of iris Heinoiples; uo ane | Dr. Muuta said wy eauid scarcoly hope evar | 10, th F way, anu wo uty therfore free ta cous | ~ FE wake iu broubi diy eyes once mores delegate trom Mustughuvetty sald hg would puy | of un Iuturiutud tanderacy, tuo Iria veonte, | ‘stem it. N. Blog, of Loston, waa Introduced, | HHd, he monoualy of wuardinm Uisy funis, (ie | umatn ty buve the foulluys whlch now possoased | Shoat ‘tn Col, ieovkwoll—w bd eh ait due ree 1d Ong ee ono muro glimpse La give top init the convention, would nut Tho conver | fuittful > the dovtriue of payalyy resistance, | and spoke ty the Boyentting resoluuion, sayloy planse,) If thoy could gniy bi it up tl es him, It hud been big streyiy and hope for many ent ry Lae gee fae oye fnovladire of | | a Bout fur roam £ Dave iN ator. Uon voted to send the telcysam, bive, ad on. avarwhesiuing Huujurity, stood by | that Trishtayn should encourage Irishaiun note | indd to trust one another a little muro, an yur foxea Irisumen of ‘nll creeds and vellota | pain thi hi aly tar than wine cannot |. - Tho ew am Lt Other felugraims aud letters were road. ho | uo wunitoste of “no ront" issued Ly tholr ho | have in thutr housea.e winylo wrtiulo, uurud by gxchusge Views to lay ull aittereooes at tho | jotuing: bands th ‘ano comunon That | Relp thinking that tuo tragia fate of bis friend ee “ a auUse, Tirltiay bande Shu didn't Upliov inYorkipwn | dor of the convention, there ‘would be no | dreays had beng realized at lust tn The nooting | SRd clussmate his suygostad « reading of the at i . diftoulty in getting up a yalform organization, | pr ibis magnificent d mn pbrasy which jt will burdiy beac, ‘Tho Lutin Tn'valu yo ask—f cuunot tal tatty,’ reat cheers. x ’ * conyontion.. He thanke dlurod, vo, as tuete kiudtad in ‘tho nde Bre Kiley, ot AMlchigan, moved that A coer sel) Wore tds exalt E eee uonaee ue dea tne ponoes wall fo hf, fit cagelusicn, filos exeltal oly Hy agent by “Choking eae y ous aut arsed souls dows to Helh crour ows honor us | opyof the Parnell aanifosta buordared printed | ong united ody, ith one bead rupreeating | bub Linerpret, thei tn n favor of tho throo F's | guifooauon, itis derived, without vbango of Tonly know the eyes wore durk, Aluss., had pros leoned tendera, and in sa dolng thoy exposed forrud. vouding tole mouvy tatrvlund to sends | nomocivuntecatl Goa penealeioa chute ho” dieitisty fox wdglegate to the convention, though they | Governmunt coutd Rnpose up them, weru in guilty peovatuy. . chy Tollowing tele pledged thenisalyes th » Putriok Fu ort ] iycututueo atl pur friends ow the blunders | Went esl ee Maud) muse « ‘What was tha spell witbia the £400? Ay t 2 futbours doopy well us for " every sidment. Bucb a body could alfeot some> | friendship, # fair dneaning, Crow tha corresponding Urecok varb, i And know that they were of Iruland's guorlevs aad on (uu serene patiuuce | an valde oe ea uOms Haat thoy do not make oF re ale wabieee ponding the sottiemont ng, and: would we uve’ tne Dict trom, ihe Thur uct (spplause), and a fre0,) witch, coines iu turn frow tna noun stragyalu, A and that L wondored w! pre wey led, and stubborn courage of hor friends, ‘, ‘As Wo canuut n perdonsbnre whatever danger P ie 8 Batioual charucter that they could not unitoin |” ‘The convention they adjourned sinedie, all | Béltes” Ba wood u Lutlulst as the Proatdeut Aa Edy nowy aval a Seo : shor hee pHL Kuscqes." | tue peopio in trelund may ‘Ue “uallod upon to cD NEW ORGANIZAc | BRYtHine exbept eutting oach othar’s throats, foun doloyates rising and giving threa'onecrat “| Mould searcely buve chosen word of auch mate | ino ¢atal faco today? Tho tute Coune of the Irish and cuytios Tae, it would bo unganorous in usto urge thea | THE PROPOSED NEW A - (pol nlige. |. i th : 3 —" eh sow an a AB DE EIN fe meuniug, whon tho bet- | - Whore al lowe the fata ttle a of Califorule went hoary yrootiug, and syid they | (0 ugte beyond thulr puwer; but having aasunied TION, | (Me Gallaghor, of Hilfaolg, ou the part of the | . THE IRIS CONVENTIO: tor won Hocus, 'o desuribe death by wayndiug, Tat Cueto lives, and inaving (herd bud reserved tholr woney for Irelund, but boped | tho attitude of passive -resistunco ta landiord State Benator Fitzgorald, of Now York, flien}] -Snelont Ordor of Hiberniuns, su id that society he the ed TON. inust hava been ready to his bend, On fresh youns We: a dwell] iu be popressuied ia tho conyeution by proxy. | robbery, as uimbudiod {u the address of the [riab br fe 1 ei "| could nover by disbanded until tho Just vestiyo 4 Hditor of The Chicago Tribune, But thera A metupborical meaning ito yn bes tou 00! mer They poned for wuother Sunker Lilfaud an- | Goverdinunt of the people locked in Klimaine | HUMES bis argunmut, brokey of at the ad=) of rita t'ycuuny wag driven from the sull of | Curcado,“Deo. L—Thg work of the present | Of stranwulatus which is. used in” the | To comut Jfa procs Cae methine Ba2e olber Yorktown on Ipiah soil. hant Jat, ve cannot do tess than sustain thelr | Journmeot. He said the coustitution of tho | Ireland, Que huniros ape ateby cory 2naia ee Irlsb Congreag will upt be complete If some per- ets ound in writers. of post-clussicul "a passed Denent: » bad ui «i 6 Ror WLC, ‘he Auclont Order of Miberalans ut Eliniza, ean aod render thi and . vu Or prose, espacially writera upon law, which was To wy thernsclyes thus for a LUCE, wits telegraphed that at w special aptiag tidarniou they au neentketersgtay aed matarial | Ways end Monue Committen es proposed would! gunjurd ihe original resolution odored by Dr, | MANeNt provision ts not mado for woetluu and probably tu Gear Gurlole. nina, ae be tee and thon to ge-tbole ittoront ways elu, ! Ses cquvation, a - i + ibe ty et + i i Chattanooga, ‘Touu,, ad other citics sunt words | mous to bkvouny xinenne enya elas auch efcot with regard to tho Anojent Order ypustihion Mis trtenaente sud tho Nob sthutte by, the Hugitah Government on io Bul 1 know not—do not seck to knows to ob Voicer-Wowr 4 sword, ss lang, Tho fntamy pluute i i y oped jd | duath by the pujjou InDud| : thia wos Improsiva and: memorable te tis Wclevate sald that “in bls the long Me y" Wuuted by the froubaaters of | simply designed to uppolut au executive body || Kepublicgu Couventiop,. fie hoped tavy woul: ry the rales up lin, Helmuiter, Dallys Nr gent rath re foreiyy invaders bad beon inwiar to carry on the work whiob hud been so well in-|| proverve tha auine « temper, tu the ays. * Tagaet, ete. bo Wiplstukublo f, means: "Thstured for the Commenyauith i ipk the Tuv9 tho people ofvtretand. Tho pepossity fo ce | Weed" or wturmented.”” Tharo le wutborir Dut, tf ullve £ yin the fv of gregting and approval, rutonds tobe civilized. It 7 y - resolue | ot bellave it would havo 2 y for pronip| for such n¥0 of {tin Ovid, Sonoca, and duvenal, Te atill the contro of tho " MO Cokces OF HandiWator, N. Ys wanted aur | by tho aword of conca Ue ae bean ea utngbedt ut 2 borne Te bin” hed tie Jeet heen ai ae aia a) convention, bad never mot, | Beeein this regard ts very evivout at this time, | All tue cyidence wo have todicates That on the Liko an tlluintiated space. Land Leagues to alopt a badgu in the aban of | fullucice, aud made infamous by the anundoe ee bee ‘ of that ithad dove nothing. Ho thought tho | 84 oulyage"” Zactorics ‘aro now unuguully | Jith of July the President's own bupo of revby, Sulit bow thy allan worsniperss @ shamrock, soade of ome Kind of tnetul- | and wholesale starvation of our people. Iewos | Moa Of the ' Land Josvua to = tho | temper of the conventian bad bool adintruble, ‘Tho cause fo¥ this euddon ticreasa isdue | CFYs we well us thutor ble attoudauts, was atilt IL BOVEF HUUE CB eet to doubt Dpet--- ‘ sud $8 the naturul result of Hritish rulo in Ire- | more advanced viowa held by others. It.wad | and compared well with t 0! Nutfouy number of pedbla recently bayangted to | Streoe. May wauut then reasaoubly {ufor that 1 ai Aud, wore | shore, ‘twere va to te. : se Fou Gus WoL mea aa Br 8) ne = seed NE 8g tate they carried u boox for subscripiloga, and 8 wow walntul a : . % Y C8} t Patrick | versoness of tho aS ony . i. ee thus showed Hat they Wore Land Louguers, * | yources aC tiie OoMIMEDA At ake hee overs: augurated, He gpvoajed to dojegutes who op) yoy eee aves Ptboe at chy takod tho | constitute [n ele apacter wil mani ent Fe eee Bax | pon't dogpatr if the doctora’or fgidtagneye ‘of Ruttulo, supported the motjon | meut, The leh Peonte had thelr birthright | peaod the woRon to romempor (hak Ib wag Het | convention Aa ou thay fro Els Tu America| oxouse for the brutality roferred to, Tho kill- Mliions of bottlos bave boan sald, and yet tle | have alled tb ats your egtarrh ot bly Now York collensut, and protested | juru trom thoat fn {hy dark aad Lrutal agos, saul } ‘Lor to be patrivtic than to be onsivtont, end to.! wore gunable of Golf gyveramout, ang AuracNily | due AF $wo WompaDle Mupbouugh aug Mra, aemany ie incruuslug for Dr, Buy wdougy Syruy. | Sura Curo” is within your reac. \