, 1875-08-06

Patrick oDr,sn, j. T. Hes.y. c,ask 1dpe, Philip Con-
ley. Thomas Mactn. and Attorney h"Rsin.
The restaurant atAna wAs managed " the Fegi"
lnent, and II il thought that Will,
7nK PROFITS
from Il the DAYS celebration will put thousand
dos ~ In The treasury of lbs fcnsn&, With which Il
ls tropnhed 10 rent IN srnory. Ths regiment has
no hvs companies oEuahzod, and Two mora ready to
be mustered In.
Perfect order prevailed throughout. ths day. a.
though number Of ehance gamea wsrs run about tho
grounds. DnFiu9 Tho forenoon continual aeceaAipns
to Tho uunber present wars made By parties coming
Towards o'clock tn tis afternoon, tuge cali from
the music stand announced tlat
TIKI aFkFCH.MAKfNG
WA about 70 bean lsr4e ssss 'nitss afon eonere-
g.tsd; .s . oe,!.nx Rn m .1 t.h1' !hs LIN " c.sn
esna 10 ahet eoes ie sxnne.ats !. Il. T..
tney celebrated. It wnA httinR Tint i regiment VI
Irish h-AIpescans should chma tnr their fe&tivA, day
beosed bJ Icing tile csfteMnlst Hnnis tr*ArJ uf tho
birth Of ~ great hero saa laFios ~ Daniel UCou
liz then introduced
Tux HON. v. w. o'nnIHx.
who received with ciets Ut wrtcone. str.
oDren said ha congratulated hia sadtence upon
W. nut their privilege to invct ths green zelda Ut
Old ireland. 81 least wa In teie rwrr 10 have r.
tie hundreds Of slhushsun heart. gatIero ttcts t
10 honor to themselves by isouorny tho memory Vi
0Eonncll,
1nE1.ANps Nonr.fYr soy,
fApplaues. From tnlo n.lnenorsnl 1t bad been The
ensto 1n'ona al nations to lonor ts .ric nsd
'e 1u. tss sS. Ea' ,ssea asaes II 1s s 1 e7
w4rhsssston-lrsuud l!es o'conne'k Washington
iS.fss u ao ;S paa3s GnSnn. m ad 4
q tho na.so1,. Wsah!,lsotl ionght Will tAc sword
oGonneIl with rcason anu w!ta ji.lice. Washington
uf tlc IMPERIAL lta'Antuse, under tho shadow " tue
throne. Washinssoa fought for e,vht yearz-DUoaneli
EHEtxuu iii tho field So{
.lve AMERICAN: Irel.ud reycrrt, o'conne'I, =
lsnd hsd d!a.nesln. where .he pour Dit
Ib@r. % tSpsa.s Ss. 81 t 1ust II, '
t:"nell 'sss ooFn i'll Kerry. of shht event ireland
might ausa the language q oss Wrlt sud "For
unto ns child ia borrL. untn US q son !s given and
tho Government shall ls ulot. his Shoulder aud hla
ane sla DO ralles wonderful counseor, tho mighty
Ia the depths Of htr humiliation, clad In tAo habll-
n'ots q mourning lto nschul weeping for her chill
Government bis hi ro!e shoulder lie wss 'leed
wonderful counselor" lie sought to sccompfsh the
EMANclrATloN
nf hfR people, aud he sought 10 accomplish By
peaceful meaus, aald in bosh lo succeeded.
lie waH - mighty ruler ALSO. No ruler ever ruled
that ho waa tlie rrinrc Of pr1ce."
Mr.. uDtten sad that hs knew tAere ware sons who
towsrt* ure.t Britain. Int shi4 should he recalled in
rcsarl to o'Conuc; Al the t1no ho w.s born 4 waa
10 10 educated. Wlio il Ftance he wa
tessmo fugitive from those bloody eceuss. deter
hifncd that htn country Ahul neyer eutIer tlosn He
would have favored oeu warfare agauHt EuEenl, but
ho sAw fhat Ireland, down-tFoddpu aud uuasncd,
cuuld not auhtau thu erngale. liz iurol lila country
and Ieopa "a father and guardian. 1Io souHGt 10
save ihem from TIN hosrors hE hopeless war, When
OCcuneil Ee.nruei from Fssnco, legislation against
Ireland lad been rtia1ei TINT all Irish Catholic
might ~ ,sae iractlca law nlthoush e could nos hold
1850 he nade
Ills GREAT ErFonT
ARA4rhe tho c0nbunuaiin Of that a!ulttrouR inter
.ourso letwoe, tho rarlisn.enn cf En&4nl and 1rs-
ia,t, which fraud and cotrui.taon nnAlly effected.
when proclamation was iaqued agnfhe It changed
its nans to the Cathuc Association. Al last pros
lamntlosa would tssue, ho would change the name u
uory y England before the juasice ct sn.nhd. IN
I'll the King IT England with tearh in his syes said he
could rithstand 10 agitation longer: il ls31 ths
C*thollo Emancipation not VIA pastad. Defore that
County Carc bad
sEsT o'coNxEL1 TO rAn1tAMrNr,
nyi whcn ths boxy oa.h was offered 10 him he cried
,s eo kax T. T. 70 ast II
Emancipation act Wa oaricd he was ngan returned,
During hla csreer IN Parliament ho wse admiral by
ono .ide feared BY tho ot.et. and court-i by hotl.
Hu bccaus n,astcr there bcfore t- Lad bre1 theTo
.eyen Yeas. a. lawyer In wss great. His 1t
WITHOUT A pAnALLEL.
It was related Of 'one Of hts splendid enorts TINT
eyca hat friend Of the prisoner '.id 10 hli John,
bow dc you feei nov" "Uh.' said be-. II thought
tr. NJ s' Ey Tsn ~ ras a ri as
tes.l Daniel o'conuell accomplished for Ireland
thAn any other man that esst nscd. Although =
held befors Daniel O'connell commanded the sue.
cesa LIE pleaded shs eauIe Of ireland It the bar q
II cDnfAeetd H1lt. ffA had hlR
bis ufe, s14
CONSPIRACY FoN HIs DEATH
wAa formed in Dublin. Dut D'Eatero, who Wan put
up against hn1, t tue dust, and tue good ocounell
fed Lis orphAas ~ long - they lived. lIo =
great man,--an orator, statesman. and heso -.hd
yet only ono among the stars that hase shss In Ire
land aurinR tho lust cennry-:Durke, t!lntet, Phil
iips, shicl, Sheridan. sna llnc Of hsroIo names.
de- iukcrited in tue temple ct immortal fans. When
The Il. he1o Of France laid Eurolsst IT tss. and E.
victory aud gave her I,eacc1
TIE IRISH WELLINGTON.
"ona TO God hs vctor'e. bad been over the enem!ea
prayer Of oseEy tzue 1rtsb hcsr..
lii. oI3rien wM enthuaisat,cal1y spptauded, and
tho stand snd read letter frum lii. ], H. Uoot!sue
IT, s1sesslns hi. regret .s hi. inability to b .bs
10 Will t4ehl sud declaring hB sympathy with thclf
celebration. He then introduced Mr.
-. 4. @. MEaIN0,
who was tercivcd with loud spriaase. lie sa'd hst he
man Of ths tAat ceutury-Daniel otConnel. ZAP
plann.el pnl "htn ho VA = youth h9 idolitod
va threatened BY 1noha Of fanatics In lhladepnla
hepeai1, associations wrro being formed throughout
s ga1tS y';s. IT, seahs5 % = ; sn ~
upon the people to form such association. and, IL
though then but youth ct IL, he had stopped fur.
ward Rnl sgnel h!a nAme. II wa , timc wlen s
foreign nsttonaicA in daIger in 'thia country
TINT claimed 70 bs fred, Aud It necessary for for
6a8n-hoen citizens to unite. Fofcjxn-botn citizens
had duly 70 perform Ia this country. They should
sboH thu native Americans that, although they hsl
en!gFsted to thia country
THEY LOVED THE OLD FLAG
- well =: themselves. fApplsussl. AZ tis haloshox
AUD ~ ~ Political saenciess they would endearor to
They would show shom tlat tl.sy wefe American cst
lens by choice sud not by accident, and that They
would sustain the H6eElles and ihstituIonA Vt thls
country. [Applaulsl.
THE HON. ". J. oNAHAN
Enads brief epsech, recalling tncidcnt he hAd Wit
ussted wheu = hoy. Nov. 10. tsat. II
VIZ tho tins when = monster procession CAME