, 1879-03-20
IRISH COLONIZATION.
Conclusion Of the Conferences
The Plan Adopted.
. protest Against Some Allit-
erativc IIentl-Lincs.

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cEALAsc AAA 1AA1"s
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rr,,b Catholic Colonization Conference
lhe n ~. es.atons ycstcr1ay forcnoon Al II
tesuneu ''a seea,u"I ~, H., r,,.,. N''e ~ -
o'clock, uen. I'aWle' ~ NV .m-,. S""''
Nr. WI. Onahan' from thc Committee On
RESOLUTIONS,
dad ,bc fnl,ov.te:
prteanseu y.,to,ot rc,t.,,rro =, a.i.o,,..
WnMnhHh, r. snriritrs nnti nrnan}xntInn, fdnn1idsi
lesfsn's,Im - 's,mpashy With tho causes of irs, Catholic
lna y inn was couyonctl in thn Clty III Chicago
y pnirIcks DAY, 1A7il. AT the Instance uf 81.
Graatflcks Socioty Of that city, et which meeting
i,,ce nnn,ber of delegates assisted, rsFfctcntn2
nany dlasseh' o'"'"o' Ae'i'''''ee' VA" "'S""'""'
aag, aaWM,nEts Tho mid Conference las ihouahtful1y
.,n,dcred tho crlls-moIal. roc,al, ami political
e nnnaoa o ihs a[ns
ast 81 Acrcn ana @ tne pe,s anm @ sca,en lne',
il thctcIo as!sng fn ,rs gsses mot ~ 10
fteap,.unI.c y. cyrry trnp frcnd and well. ,.w!shes OF
,e',9w s', n.ooIo: IL snd '%>> 49, '''''''>
III. and dangers must ho sought by aiding and
sesoeuTaclne our pcorin to occupy and poetesa The
i,ud and can only ho accomplished BY and through
ni's an a.nps. dson }p,n or "s
Which .na1i svmnat,y ' Of Inc ifIs ucople tlouaI
sppn5sts e. An onSa Il Country. mn, Which. pnder tic
,;t Tss ssd s.sns IN rs
moi. no1 and soc'a elevation q our Faco In thctr
edoplea country; therefore % t
Rtso'rtd. Fhas Nc. inc memoc!a o. Ina nat!onal
caonzstan t we" ~ ~ na terna',o ~
.sd sseeSxo natona, orsnnizatton such as Con-
u ,nei.,ea enScah hv thn act,nn aircady taken by thie
Gtan}srencc, ytz, the nnm,natloi, OF board Of
sssst1.mnn. comuosed Of The nj, -t,cv. john
fseland Of St. Pnul, Mimi; tho ri. .tcv. James
pConnor, Of Omaha Eob. and ayc other Nishops,
b. n:.osn.ea VIII ~ I it,r "'sn on e.
psrIe du Chen, Wis. !; Anthony Koliy, Mlnncap.
oii,. Mimi. John A. Creighton, Omaha. Ncb.
VII. nuaIan. Chcago; Peter +. Foy: ". Louis;
John BOYLE olcills, Boston; T. Y. Hickey. hGW
York, VINO; a. INC s3!ee ni ns Gnnte!enss, w'
tngEe IN nv gtoat m nns, II, lin
nta,yes au M ~ Ii.iscrs 1t X" Ir,sh race
III encouragement, anil hearty support 10 the Of
i ia1, q tae gentlemen thus cNoscn to whose hands
committed In tall trust and confidence this Aa.
I'D md hensacent nndertaknR,
Rtsotred, That we Respectfully iccomn1Snu 10
tho I'D Hoard IN abolition 70 lhe pfimary oe]ess
ifta91 ha!sem VI, ,, nv T., o ~ ttv ~
tSi"soo GSas. for the coection ind ssemina.ion Of
tuti arstai and nd authentic information concerning
i.nls. etc., for thc guidance md Information Of
H. Immigrant and Intending settler. and II rrac-
dtsbe and necessary. tho establishment. also, Of
STATE OF Diocesan and paroshiol bnreaas lnr
tohl to act N c3n!ahet!oh WIN ne Hn.ona' H., Dr.
fenszsiion Tug oeeF " assI. sna p1nSss p t tu ~" u
Sant snd sp'on's and 10 help TO guide them 10
'on Ga.. u'ss". am.. ,,n,.,.,u .aa,.od
ahs report "as uaantmeusly aaoptea'
T11AAKs,
.hapking Ills President and inembcrs Of lie 81.
Patrtck's Society Of this city, for their efforts
10 bringing about tic Conference, nnh It was
ttopted and madc part Of the Resolution
Con5mittee's report.
ct the Conference, ind contautng somc niof-
nation In regard to tile settlement OF colou1sta
b tic West, md also soma advice, were read
mtpy, Of San Fcauclsco, WROTE expressing his
ieeret at not bol,ly able to attend the meeting,
md sympathizing with tho movement.
TITrvrr up,n.1Iyrs.
md said the newspapers Of Chcaeo, With
sas exception, haa treatad inc Co;nlerSnsa ;'ls,a