, 1870-01-10
THE IRISH CAUSE.
Large and Enthusiastic Meeting Of
Irlshmen Yesterday.
Speeches and Resolutions.

4 meeting Of Ir1shmen sad friends OF Ireland
EaA held II p n yesterday, 81 Father Mathew
BAL, West Van Buren, st1eet
M. John Sullivan Was called TO the chair. He
referred 70 the unau.rity OF the people OF reland
IN the National Gauss ~ exprcascd IN The recent
amnesty nectlnGs IN tnst County, and Consider
I'd It the duty OF Itshuen Ia this city TO DO soe-
thing 10 cooperate with the people Of Irelahd.
They should DO something taug1bls and practcaL
tApplAuse Ireland Vas HoK united aud Een OF
all parties had united foEtne common good.
Hon. Dillon ofBnens Of Mlonesot., was called
upon. He announced th3t he VA mot xctua.ed
bJ any unworthy motives, and theu avoned nis
love for Ireland. he believed that The uscu.ston
Of differences would tend to destroy them and TO
mlog about the ruin OF au parties, which WAS 10
much desired. Tee NILSSON OF lrsnmen 10 this
country VS. 10 Tree Helsnd He qaoted Eumets
famora uorts about hla ep.tspn, and apostro-
phised the love for their nstye LAID Rhlcn cnsrae
tes1zed lrtshmen wherever they were That lore
was embodied and exempl1ed ID the FeniAn
movement. They met 70 aeTi5a the best means
to nAtst tho Irish people 10 cauy ont 1elr pur-
po1e OF resatning their nAnonauty and todepend-
ence. Union Ras The dfat tniag Necessary. They
should check 1mpe1aous And iosp!re s1gxtsh psi
F1otlsm. Tney Ah0uld all Act togetnet- He
s could have the rah people % o. 'ne = ULitea
nent, askiER for scprAl OF the Uuioo, that the
1rnn people might Gahe their oWo lhWs and %
tnouzh thcfe n.tght se 10 love between England
and IelalG, tne1u sould At least be peace. TaAt
propcs ton would ptcbAo,J uc scorhjnlly rejected
~ Enqiand. aNnoaEa signed o. raree OF foas mill.
Ion li1an beoplc in Lille country, representing
million h9hting men. Tue psttsGt would nave the
81 s seDeo Ta5
MeLI together men OF all snades Of opiulon on
tae naslobal question. The Priest woald bring
world. II the PROTEST VAS refused. they ,coald
ihen oEgau,xe anu nssst their brethren At home
IT x 4. o'Brcpnap. D. D., LII D., Late
ns ns9snt Patriot &C., va called s1.rd tos. He
he had po.ed The nu1Tihe 81 sie=u Of ev,cuo1 he
Wa an e1ue 1wat iron nts ar1ve lard, Beparaled
Ison, the wife Of his south atd the children Of
theif love. He WIS for no coupfoTnlse. [Loud
applause.1 He wanted TO 'ura out the hereditary
spoieE, lApplau,s:1 No concromise Win the
tloD, hecsuse be had seen lis iutlltJ and It would
lail sgslp u It did before What fa.'ea 10 the
hands of the mighty Q Cornell could harlls Auc.
iltiand win the a o,sl power yielded By oi'on.
Iel. EpgtsLd lever naoe co3cesslonS 10 Ireland
Oily Ehen she wab 10 truuoEe aud da1ser ocreelf.
spu ", appesaed Ti1h az aee1enaens ' hars
land WEE sSa1n a. peace, No compromise
p.as OF 9ss Df9ssea tS e.
peonle ara 70 Eo9iaoo onG o5 ros right glTea ty
1fdud aid EyrApnS- FGnlanltus bad done good.
and = a. g0iIg 10 co good IN tue futu1e- It lived
IN spite Of Cafdlnai Cullco, ~n0 va. tho support
OF EeRlHtd and tie litter foe OF Fe1ta.fsa. He
Eopld *sy o:nirg sEatnst MIN as : pr ate. tnt
nA nAu tle was 0pet 10 cr1El:ls0. The green and
the o1spge were roE uLited. snd Fso.e-tanI aud
calhn.c we're joined hnuu apu hand for tarlr
their cou1lr., : frt edonn Enimet aua Lofd Edward
Fttz2ets!d *efe fEotestauts, and thsrr wcfe
Pro,estsnt 1I.'haen tn Itelaaa 70 today as:osed to
country. [Applause-] Tae peonie, Lne parsoua,
tue presta -+Ie all With Ite.aun On thts SIDE WAS
Erin a1o ysrtue cn the othsr side sa1oa and guilt
Alter lamerous personal "reminiscences, the
SPEAKER Fat doWn.
dntJ 10 tbs coohtFJ, he felt hts ne1+ Guy <as 70
reiaI.o. He pledged Himself 70 DO all iu his power
for The cause- The, should do nothing that woul1
u The Ul1.ed stales- Tne7 should keep up tnetr
ofsaptEs1lon and work roEe:ner, Aud STOP aquab-
bllne and aousiog eaea o.her, loud spplAuse.]
some futpJ ALecnD:es eOned the tpeech
MI. John L Quan offered tte following:
NMEEAa. The bni.h Atu!.trJ hays plodeoa thcza..
.slv te rule ireland in sec,dsaer With TIC wishes Of
c.da ,;M. S.S; s,59sa sh rf .hss NJ
Il
psss fssi'at
s g e;sS 4bs ts% I'LL bs !; Il & e.
soiEcs their snnrs.y ncsnFs. hAve dec!a.ni
tem I'd that 1f4tnen sn5 nhsll ertlzte for Ireland
Ia N H+h Paslta,ucrs: thrrtforr, s,o It
Ks:s.std Ih.t q ths isi.a people o. Gh.easA IN
dtmu - tase tEeaehs1 ~ xnd nnststesn sul:ke tae
70 ding hc jurt ca1utads AsjmOEeJ c1prc1scd
hJktbe people vi lttand.
Ke.oirsd fhst &c tun, endorse the pass and present.
scioa q pnr brotbe,s = home II inet d.
tern 1kt[oD to e1Abf11h te Lzttona Independence Of
ltelsud end soennly pledge oafseiTca 70 snsssn
art snppoit them b. Gray mc2ua In ouI paweT for the
achievement OF that glorious objGct.
a1seis.d. 1h.s We Eail with dclith. tho manly and
p.Jiott slt eE1nc.d b 1he herec Sons oil Tlp1eay,
uhnkJ eleeislx The P%triot Fcou D'Donov Roar
~ thelf r<rrrtent tive 3H Parliament, have demon
tt1attd to Lo cHli in general and the tple
10 particular, that the AcclcluiAtk wTobe. ot ceu
fnIfcs about bo E3rcd out end tax Irish reEn
lutionsly Itsdr1s nly icxittatota at 10 Iu'o
Iel.nd according to I1ish tdeaA
Mt. D. q. usfes stcoLded the resolutions, and
derouLcen tie tlatht1EAs'ic aid b1rnbeasfo tone
OF the ptecedulE EpeAk ktfs. lie thought they
thoud talk ie+s and xurk noIe.
Mt VII latuA Epuke.
A large number Of nanes were subsc11bed 10
The Tul
Toe Chair wapted II understood ih1s tho meet
lpr was Tpt FOR Tue purpose OF taking IL cash.
rf,ptfOn To I'd tpufn prevailed.