New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

Much interest was shown at a large meeting held
last evening at the Academy Of Music in Brooklyn
where speeches were delivered bv Charles
Stewart Parnell and Mr. Dillon. the Irish poll
ticans, on the condition Of the people in Ireland
When Mr.. Beecher appeared he was greeted
with cheers, and was called upon for an ad-
dress. in response. he spoke warmly III favor
Of agitation in this country IN regard to
distress in Ireland, and while opposing nsurrection
be encouraged the Irish people to make the English
Government uncomfortable
THE MEETING AND THE ADDRESSES.
The Academy of Music in Brooklyn was
crowded with about 600 persons last evening. 10 hear
Charles Stewart Parnel, the Irish politician and Others
the present troubles in Ireland. Mayor Howell
occupied the chair On the stage were the following
persons: D;srct-Attorney Tenney. Judge DAY.
Alderman Casey, supervisor Myenborg, Aldermen
Donovan and O'C0nnor Judge Walsh super
visor Murphy, the Rev. Father Hickey canon
O'Hagan. Thomas Knsella Dr j. j. GleaVF ana
william L. Robinson. Mr.. Beecher arrived late and was
received with loud and tumutuOus cheering. MI Par
NELL who was several times interrupted by cheers al
beginning of his address ntimated that his speech
would be brief for the reason that he was suffering
from a cold.
The movement for relieving the Irish Distress he said
was quietly advancing. and a prominent banker had
that dav informed him that during the last twelve
their relatives IN this country and that during the last
few weeks these subscriptions had largely increased
He thanked The American people for their spontaneous
generosity He had received cheering telegram from
ireland. The was looking very piach
but a telegram from Michael Dayitt. loud
cheers 1t was dated from Corarroe Connemala' the
rlqca where the police fired upon the people and where
24 cectmen proceedings had been placed IN the hands
of the authorities tor service The telegram said; DIS
turDances are over. The people have triumphed The
eectmcn processes been abandoned, and the last
date for serving them has expired" loud applause
voice Thank you tor it," Renewed appause.I
MI Parncn then spoke at length upon the compiled
lions of the Irish Land question. and the mpedimens
placed in the way o. proper settlement OF II ny the
English Government Mentioning John Bright "a one
who was strongly opposed to the present ~ TEN OF and
tenure in the British Isles. the speaker appeared sur
prised at the spontaneous bust OF apphusc "hic"
greeted that name.
The WAY To INTEREST THF ENGLISH.
There is hte need go further INTO this qucs-
ton continued Mr. Panell. have simply desired TO
give statement Of portion OF our course and the
ways and means that we have already for making ihe
tenant-farmeTs Of Ireland owners OF their own farms
Nr Gladstone, in one Of his addresses at Mid
lothian said that not until policeman had been
shot nj Manchester by Fcnau, and Gle kcuWeil Prison
had been blown up oud chcer that The lIsh Church
question came within the domain o. practical Lh-Hsh
politics He admitted, III that way tha' YOU nave
10 act upon English public opinion ln some
extraordinay and unusual manner IN order To- og. an
attention for tc lri-h qucsuph. We gre,
ols,d k The sitneton ycry DO, o one, indeed
| wilhn the strict letter oi tAe Jaw hHd ~ w.
have strong hopes oi passing oa "vo IH7 II
AZ IS impo>~ 70 suppose nat the great cause coud ne
won without shedding II drop o. oiood AppAus,J
,sI T., In A. Gina, resistance ID tie armed power of
England vet the heart OF our country remains, To
St bT tb- Great mower OF orr people In this fec
! try II [
v.Iv rear M hand when snail nave strucs the irsi
beyf0s lrst fatal bowdt the Land 81 OF Ire ami
ana We snail have taken toe fret stc9 30 OBJ AIN for
Ireland that right or natlon.ny Tor NA''h eNe Las
sifugelei So long and 20 well; iAWau.cJ ,.,,.,..
John Dillon. the other dele-at" from tie lr-h Na-
tional Land League. also addressed he n'e,nc re
rav D. W hich undertook 70 answer point by nenL
In tne course OF his remarks, the i.eT. u"ufy Na'i
Bcecier entered ~ he back o he STAGE and tc "Hoie
ouliouc uuOn catching slgut OF hitn rose 20 s iegt
and enthusiastically appauded. Mt Diions TeIlaIhs
after tis le very G4I. and he had scarcely concluded
bafore loud shouts Of Beocher."" Bcocher" began 10
be heard.
MR.. BEECHEE's ADDRESS.
The Mayor at length introduced Nj. Beeeher, who
waited On ,he front the platform for more than
minute before the ,umuliuous cheering gave him o
chance Of making himself heard. lie SAID
accepted the invitation that 50 kindly desired
me 10 be present and say iow words his evening
with great pleasure. should be unwilling to allow
such an opportunity 80 by Of bearing ny
testimony IN favor OF cause which m'S touch
every heart. There are two things before H..
One Is the supplying Of the hungry aud The despoed
peasantry Ireland with help aud food A. RESPECTS
nat there ut ea. 10 said only word. All thc It-
rics OF the and all our rich valleys thar are over
burcued with are al the service oi ireland or any
othcr nation near o. US when famine comes
fs''t 70 them ApplauseI observe. NAT the pnr-
She fca' proper 5IeT''ni limit Of AScrcan mbes, and
that ought to cNPr IS our symphtAy anq .PnroSaI
tban this we ought not TO CO. Bu AIN here to bear
Wines with all Tue strength that can put INTO an-
does not 60 any further is not worthy Of
The tile, Of man Applaa'e ro,droea dm ab9 ~
earnest agitation OF public sentiment IN America Tor
the patton Of the lrh peashnIy from 'Ler pres
| c.t condition. fTrcmcndous cneeringl
Tlerc Ia no other subject that Is more important 70
the great mas ~ mankind than the question OF iaN'
trlsiSr can make itscffet. II may take posse.-ion Of
take TIER rights from them, impr son them. siay
tncm. That - tyranny, TIE most cpmrl" "la "'Flu'-
II NAV bc at there shall arise IN the midst Of ihe STATE
sueA oTor III t ,c r tb"lon@6fare sea De chofcd
mn by the few ana prevent the passage OF the million
n"ni' T1at NAV be more mid In its aspects.
bnt IL ls Teverthcless oppression And there Is
Gldef iSt. oRbiri,css and the he Of the people
may I've sucked out. and that is the po.;;
session OF land. The timc j. coming when the WOfld
Is 10 have new agitation the subject OF land lie
taf possesses the land possesses The people. You
not put land OF any nation into the hands OF 1ew
Loud appIause.l Tue holding OF the land N fee simple
10y the men mat WORK on II IS me the rLncnc'
Rencwed appausel II Is quite in vain that four nil
lions OF Africans have been euanepaled they are iOr-
hidden TO buy land hold that the afsiOcracy loSsrss
ing the land IN d community holds the people Ly the
throat and that though these people may be under
! tborough government, and thrive. 10 degree,
they never arrive at Tie stature OF
,'rfcct men according 10 the American
denocra;,c ideas. fApplause.l II may be SAID here
naI we have right discuss the question OF the lana
cnures ia other cOuntries-n England fe ma rance
Germanv Italy or any other place; and although for the
nnment admit that perhaps II may not DC expcdlent
TO go deeply into discussion OF lhese aha Hhutes
bold that we have right 10 discuss whether any
Coyernment not British French or Russian, put any
Ter
annanseI 10 parcel out and adopt land system wbch
sba smut out the OF from the holding OF the
land. lAppause J hold that that is desPoiistn' III
| whatever land II takes place - 49,, -,
Now the question up II we Americans have me