, 1876-09-12
TIE IRISH N IRELAND

An Ir!al meeting was hcll at Dublin Aug. q.
Mr. DuTT, tho great "l1onc-fu1o" member Of
Parliament, presided. The meeting, consider
ing that all present were Irish, WAS an cxtraor-
dinnry one. From description Of It We learn
that resolution OF wclcontb to the Homc-Rulo
Confederation Of Great Britain wns offered;
and, while somc ono was speaking, tho dense
mass In tho hall was disturbed by ths attempt
of sonleA person 10 make liia wny Into tho room.
Tho report Of wl,nt followed continues, tho
noEAs mentioned being q "Nat!ona1ist,n y claim
Ing higher patriotism than ILolno Rutc1s:
Tho bbJccs Of tha remarks, apparently. nothing
eelved. struggled forward, and, after siI aglt Of
some ten minutes, he emerged from tho surging
crowds una c!an,bcrcd on to tha platform. and ho
was Immediately recognized To Mr. DORIAN, Of
oueenstow'.. ilc yeemei much c1hnnsted, and
earsiea iu ons hant his az, erssht! ana broken.
Tie platform was the signal for storm Of checrs,
Lf.ser, and !mpsccatlons, which continued Tor some
Inotnrnte. An attempt was mndc by SONIC persons
.were restrained. lit. BurT In vain asserted his
authority, aud for solno moments tho moeting was
E M a csee es~.9n .s e.sy III psas pe:a. nf an
III. Rl.uSnEH resumed hts tpeech, but had only
utscsod ! few sentences when Mr. nnnAs said ho
Leave having been given him 10 do ~. 5iF. DonAN
game forward, but hc could scarcely rAke ltulsclf
70 f as nt II. @ H.
srrynsons, which lasted for more than twenty MIN
utes.
hi nonAx ssa'n tt,ea to spesk, ,s snd agasins he
al ttS ton Of hs yorc. lie agreed In tho weico1nu
of tie representatives Of 1rfshmcn In England and
he only wished to move AL amendment to that part
" Volco"Ttnr him out OF that [oreat yelling
and waving of sttcks. n.
tbs eas nset 1 say'ns lying its shans.S II sessra ss
rough. looking customers ,noanted' tho piotfofm
and lrssd to catch Mr DonAN, but circle wus rap.
Idly formed round him, and they we1u rcpellci.
iii. i,onAs Appended 10 tic speaker. who trlca In
win to rc.tofe order. member stood forward
bad come there to b5cak up lie meeting. son,e
In tho lody o. thu hAl! said lie would '.bscak up"
tAc epcakors shead wac;eupo,l The sneaker retired.
followed 1y gtsat sloeis q "Yss,n aud . rus
ID hs H. cye w 10 one port o % te room Hisre @ 1'tI ae
had been formed. mid whes6 great excitement pru:
Vailed. and shouted. ~ know who Il making tbe
! will order hin, 10 be removed Mr. LEAMr, |
nans yon, tue Speaker Of Tug House q Com.
l,ayo po"rf 10 do. III. Hon1x 'loesn't nsoint
III Tie W fccliaEs Il tks mest!ng could not be rs.
strained nny Hunger. general rush waa made to-
ward the platforms NJ. DORIAN ahnueed 'ft}od eAst
| irclu,.lr und was then caught from behind u!ll
disappeared. When ho reappvasol As stili held hEs
| broken hat, and his collar WIS torn oil.
Tho Chairman Aaked whether nny member Of tie
League seconded tho amendment.
a young nun stepped forward and satd 10
| wDn}a. -..
The Chairman-Who u that! [crios Of "Down
| with hiM!'I
Ths young man va caught by The throat and a.
ing that he was delegate lron londvn but II vas
| usc1ela. !Ir wns hurlua down thu platform steps
| md kicked out Ut tie r0uu, before he had timo 10
realize lts pns!tion. 4 u.ss number Ut lhy dele.
sates then made for tho doors, bnt 3tr BuTr sp.
na4e frunl tue hall 70 thu platform. but Tho AssA!-
ants were stoutly resisted W Mf. fAnSELl, N. T.:
Mr.. NIouAM, II. r., caught Mr.! DonAx and pulul
At4l down behind tho Chairman. ehais out u the
tsb!es, anil fus ahoss tIAu liz meeting was III.
tua!ly. at m snt TLa .'ornihE party waa. bow.
ever, beaten du,wg: ot tho pasi9ta,, ~. pcTr ts:
and declared adopted,