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E'a'it:Fs. '4' ~ to say, that before
's;e -, :. Oh It must BE- proved to bo
- - ~. be hoped Investigation made bv
Committee would clear up the whole
,..tattcr. Those who created the feud might
dol be pardoned; but their followers wonf1
;be chce.tully excused, and received in full
sEAESADE AND SPEECH FROM MR.. STEPHENS.
Notwithstanding that It had been conclu-
aed to give no serenade to the Head Centre
last evening, some enthusiastic members of
tne brotherhood we're not to b deferred
from Immediately efring expression to tLetr
enthu:tasm through baud Of music and IN |
1lH O'Clock the sound Of music vas heard heard
coming down broadway, and large crowd |
almost immediately filed the street in front
,,of the Metropolitan. The first tune p!nyed
2, nl the band sp On a,;fiying at the hotel was
oon,inned a.. 10 1ue 9 Ia'e1,. Which "aa followed By
cries for Stephens. Dir. Stephens came down
from bis room, accompanied by u number OF \
gentlemen, and appeared on the bafe{}ny. |
where, being recoE Entzet, the most enth,lstn.-
tie cheering followed, and the band played |
"St. Patrck's Day.
Mr. Stephens then stepHed to the front Of
:-(Gzeat cheeringE Though
finding you broken INTO parties, and your
iaith, perhaps, somewhat shaken, still e.
pect that yon will work on earnestly and cu.
to the end. [''We viii {yc win IL
sDeea hat not qoo on T a1pes @ it, xda 1ut am con
All power is with the people, and nv faIth In
}hc people is mistaken. fChctry.l You have
The power to accomplish your object, and rou
sill do It. rive will."] The men at home
,sadr aave done On IL Their part. a voice-.We are
icnge 5dsng e 10 1t11,na 40 opEs The poweof
:ne action that the Government nut forth
sas not weakened It a jot. TImmensc cheer
nE:1 We Wnnt al good men to enter the
party, We want such combined power
:s s, VIII enable rs to act with our
hil H. ,ofeS s[e;a.t against the enemy; Say no.
ny party, until proved to be guilty. We
AVE great deal Of work before us, Iaa
e" days shall be able to give you words Of
aeer. yoice-"HaTe your weapon rcady."j
nope shal! be able to reconcile the differ
q ncfs taat M have sprung up among you. J
nth IN the people. You must gire over party
uarres and dlssensions. / have CONG here
accomplish that object. The committee
'h'cb has been appointed havc been collect.
e e. the 1aets, aud when harc seen tho re- !
UT Of thcir labors, shall be able, I believe. :
D unite ron in harmnny aud strength. Can
count on you [Chcefs, sYcs, yes.0f The
Eisons Of ireland arc tull Of your brothers. / 3
1T ireland and have come to America he |
anse was invited. 1wasto1d the organization :
anlcd me. have come oyer in answer to :
1e cali, resolved to act In the largest spirit !
Cancellation, and work Is If nothing had !
opened to do justice to all parties and to
ek The good men. ECries, "sweeney.n
s"eeney'l use no bitter word toward :
~ man. only ask you to excuse me this i
,entng from any further remarks. lChcers,l =
The bnnd then played "Tara's Hall !" and / 2
Minstrel Bey." The crowd then cheered =
I'd called for Sweeney" and others, and Il
ere 80 vocifeGous that Sir. Stephens again p
me forth and said: Il
Brothers, thank you sincerely for your !,
mp1ment. now bid Jon good night, and o
quest you kindly to retire TO your homes Il
the hope that you will become entirely y
hcers.] #
The band played "Wearfne Of the Greeu.n 1
The Star spangled Bauner,'' after y
Itch, Mr. Stephens retired to his room md e
9 crowd dIspessed, L