New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07
DANIEL 0'CONNELL.
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eryb and the procession extended over the entire dis
tance II Is estimated that there werc nearly AOOo0 Poo
pie in line. The houses and sidewalks along the route
were crowded with dense Of spectators Thers
was treat cheering as tho procession marched past
O'Oounells house and the City Hall, where the Great
berator delivered his first Grafton against tho Union
The members Of the Fcuian Amnesty Association
marched with banner OF their head hung with chains
Their flags were draped with GRAPE and other embems
of mourning displayed Their appearance attracted
general attention. but the demonstration caused no dis
order during the progress Of the procession Dr. Isaac
Butt and other Home Rule members OF fariamens
marched with the Association.
In Sacylest the divisions Of the procession Win
bands playing arrived and took up their Positions the
scene was grand and stirring. Long before all hah
arrived the commemorative ceremonies began ut the site
OF the monument Lord OHagan. who was to have de-
vered Grafton Of the day was not able to be present
and the Lord Mayor OF Dublin came forward to read 10
the assembled multitude The moment he appeared thero
were great uproar and confusion The members OF the
Fenian Amnesty Association had moved up to the 'front.'
of the PLATFORM and the Lord Mayor began TO speak
they shook the chains attached to their banner III h
face and drowned his voice with shouts OF No wing
gerry" and loud and continued cries for Dr. Butt
The MAYOR made second attempt To read the Speech
but finding II impossible make himself heard he Win
drew from the platform and proceeded to his carriage
under the protection OF the police.
Dr. Butt In response to repeated calls, then made
sneech reviewing the career OF OCOnnel and Thanking
the people for their praseworby conduct during INC Jay
He was most enthusiastically checred
speeches were also made by Mr.. O'Connor rover
member of Parliament for Mayo County, and Mr. A. M
sullivan. member for Louth
The proceedings then ended end the vast asseblage
peaccably DISPERSED With The exception OF the scene "
front OF tho platform there serious disturbance
throughout the day.
The sermon delivered by Dr. Croke yesterday Is muen
admired for its eOquence but Is sharply criticise" ny
Liberal Catholics for drawing anew an uramohahe hne
which virtually excludes Liberals from the Church.
The Dublin Mail says nine parts OF the discourse "e'e
devoted to the Church and one to O'Connoll
DlsORDERLY SCENE AT THE LORD MAYORS bANeoE'
DUBLIN, Aug 6-Midnight-A grand ban
quet at which the Lord Mayor presided, was gwen !"
the Exhibition Palace this evening. The proceedings
were marked by incident OF interest until one OF Tue
rec1,lar toasts viz, "Tbe Legislative Independence
OF Ireland" was reached. This the Mayor au
nounced and called Sir Charles Gavan
Duffy TO respond. Mr.. Duffy, on rising
was greeted with tremendous uproar ana SHOUTS ioi
Rutt For 20 minutes there scene OF wild disoner
The MAYOR made repeated attempts to gam nearing
Int I'm vain and vacated the chair Dr. Butt then pcg
to speak when tho gas was cxnguished ana Tue co"
pany dispersed In great confusion before the series VI
regular t0asts was finished.
TfIE DAY CELEBEArED AT BRADFORD AND GLASGOW.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-There were large ana
spirited celebrations OF the OCcnncll centenary ou
In Bradford and Glasgow.