The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-06

grew 20 be an almost universal passion; It's spirit
that was heard around the wOrldn became trsmu.
lous along the mountain slopes OF Kerry man
was born tnero destined 20 De the emancipation OF
millions aud the benelactor OF mankind. O'Con-
nell was the sequence and supplement or Bunker
blrtn no me committeeman OF our struggle for
h0erty as indicative or Dis mission STARK and his
Massachuset "a nngilshmen stood side Dy side for
liberty on tne i5th OF June, ana on the otn Of
inspsrstios On Bunfer IiiI 10 the British ISLANDS.
sEErcB OF THE LIBKKAToH
In iIl5 The brutal system called the penal laws
was sal ia force lt was crime to teach as he
taught IN Ireland. Bls father dying when the
future iloerator was very young, ne was adopted
France. on IA. return 20 bis native land ne lound
me penal avs - TAR relaxed a. 80 admit Catno-
me Church ae availsd himself OF the change in
The avs ana entered tte leEal profession. or, as
Grag's inn. be eat MS way 70 me Bar when he had
for eompeators sueh mea a. Grattan. ielvertony
i auc sarpassing sknl bore down all OBSTACLES, and
% e.isi gsrloa Ne found himself pre- eminent as
I not large enough for MS heart or mis- genius and
/ be struck out a WIDER neld for ais snorts took
ana % as iay and Cod alone ior
lsIaads Toe msthods ~ whrch thls great res1la
was reached, toe ordea throagn wnlen 0connen
hs noe ana as native isac. save All been os.
scnosd 20 yoa. aud WI - AGAIN to-morrow nign9
Phiiips. 1 All NOT speak iurther, thea, OF has la
bors o. nis achisvemcnts fns browning glory OF his
ne zen, . me :, s s.sa Or nS Sss g.
aity. via ann lusucs had 20 geography; all
ron s"en osseS 80 m1cs a. simple justice. ana
this he dcuanaed via a tongue % IRE ana a
IL nay, lss5, ana 70 add greater h0aors 20 his
ase taan man could give nim. Ne died tearing
lhs sentiment sDanlei o'connen.p was then
responded 70 In me following
SPEECH 90 FoRS r. rTz0KRALp.
Mr. PREsiDkNr-Ine last qaarter Of toe asst Gems
w vas a. sssnss 9gS no. sS' y a sa aqSSs
tss1 va ssss wren people re s, .h ssr
noeracies ne runs OF lettering dyhaslies. In
tne hlstory of tbe lrsh nation Il was particularly
evsniial 4 vas ise cns green sammy sPos IN aer
eloqusnce ana learning nyed Aud nourisaed IN the
ans; ySs y. Psn.a a wa s. hss Ssr1ans aer
their eountrymen 70 a sense Of taeir rights and
saSss me. a sas s NJ s.r psSspy ISss as
IL was that perioa thAt toe poet Moore 50 graphi-
cally describes
when nation oerleAped the dArk bounds % her doom.
| Ana tor sacred inslant touched uDcrly EoaL
10 was that peuod wnen abe possessed an
independent lsFnS%sns; 'saS school s q ora
Gals. which, an lso9 raised tne Rand Of the
suicide against lisslL snd solo ths liberties o.
Of agitation. IL was tue time when 7o.0O0 armed
citIEea soldiers marched Up ana down the lana
ties they had received from Coz, and weud nos
surrender ssem out Win TIER nves AND yea.
| liberty, this triumph was bat zoe triumph Of
100000 ost Of 100000 Of me lrisn nation.
Lake the Helota OF ancient Athens the other
1000, 600 might indeed witness tns gorio as sgRu
and be spectators OF
rHs GRAND DRAMA
| OF what appeared irish Independence. they were,
indeed, permitted 20 listen 20 the eloquence that
resounded through the halls Of zoe islsn Bouse Of
Commons but they we're ostracised rom all pO-
htical rights. Inhabitants, out not citizens OF the
land IN winch tney lived, they were SIMPLY toler-
ated because-woula yOu believe itf-tncy were
Catholics. With the majority IN that irisa house
OF Commons religious hberty meant liberty 70
ton OF iour-nlths OF their eoantrymen
was q thing preposterous a. tae emancipation
holders. Tne penal code hung asavy on me
| limbs OF 100000 OF the Irish race during all
/ form ana civil liberty when ne could count hls
followers In Catboiic associates on the ups OF his
lived TO lead me millions as one man % the Dor.
| tails OF Westminster aud wiring from the fears Of
Wsat never coad Ss osisla I'll RON nls ssase Of
! justice, the glorious boon OF
CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.
pariahs, thankful for the crumbs that iel from the
table OF the klngJ DIVES. ana, By CONTINUOUS agi-
ana feared By tue British Ministry he iound
Ireland a nation OF pocket DorouEhs ana nsr Iew
mercy Of the landlords. sns ihs cIaTs election
gave the death blow TO the landlords despotism
| men. He found Ireland cold and almost llfeiess
corpse. ana ne raised IL rom the t0mD OF obscur-
| liberty ne found the leaders OF Catholic OPINION
Wiling that their priests and bishops should be tha
q voice in their selection. Ne found The Quaran-
tails aud the Gonsalves az Rome iavoring tie
project, but ne cried aloud 1--WE receive tnoolO-
! ~ from Rome, but politics. and he argued
that the ministers OF tue Gospel OF Christ must de-
lions Of the people, and not be the sAlafied under
llngs OF the Crown Against them all-oishops,
ces e and the irsn cnSrca was saved thai sad
dest OF all calamities, that 81 being the pensioner
scenes OF agrarisnism and swIessnsss. anu, in AIS
| grand Efforts for the
,. REPEAL OF THE Union, ,.
orderly "as church congregation 20 snow
the world that Ireland was d Tor sslfgovern-
GodllSe intellect, he could be stately and grand
as Webster In his dictton. but he could be what
Webster could not-he could come down 10 the level
OF the lowhsst and sway the millions AZ no other
quality. the lack OF which mas derogsted rom me
character OF Webster-he never sacrificed thG
great principle OF human rights 20 expodlency.
All honor 10 the memory OF Q man who
BELONGS TO NO COUNTRY,
but to humanity. Well may the Irish race feel
proud OF MIN and grateful to aim, and to-day,
throughout the length OF the world, at festive
and platforms, the Irsh exies ana those In the
old land JOIN in one harmonious accord m praise
Of aim who is and ever snail be Kerry's pride ana
Ireland's glory, the far-famed ana indefatigablo
Daniel OiConnsll
The sentiment OF 'The United statesn was re-
sponded TO by
GENERAL BUTLER
whose name was received with rounds OF ap
plause.
lie euoGized O'Conneli and the nation whose
champion he was and then described the oiner-
ence between lrishmen aud Americans, but an
animated with that common desire and watch.
word OF freedom, liberty and equality 10 all
Plymouth Rock he described humorously as the
blarney stone OF America, but ne dscalmed that
the Pilgrims sought freedom BY the worsbipping
OF God In free manner That, ne SAID, was iust
what they didn't do, for their creed that IN
less COD was worshpped according 20 their
creed the fate was hell and birthstone. he re-
ferred elOquentlY and touchingly 10 the burnnn
OF the Charlestown convent, aud ascrlbed IL 10 the
! narrow-minced and prosecuting spirit OF the
| Purttaus n spirit which he was sorry 10 say has