The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-23
THIRD EDITION

THEI. c. b. U.

PRELIMINARY sEssToN YESTERDAY AT
rERNooN-A BANNER PREsENrA-
TItlN.
At me conclusion Of the speech Of
welcome BY Harry Sharpley, Esq, yes
terday afternoon, to the y. b. U. del
egates, Rev. .. s. Tanning, OF Peoria,
Ill, responded on behalf of the order.
He said that at the last convention he
had opposed the motion for holding the
convention in this city, because he
thought 1t too far Easi land he had heard
that the people were not very friendly
70 the order. Since his arrival here
he had been agreeably disappointed, and
he could now say that he felt glad that
Wilmington had been selected. He
found since his arrival here that the peo-
Die were liberal and kindly disposed
toward strangers. In concluding he said
they were members of the Irish Catho-
lie Benevolent Union, AID were Irish
Catholics, as every true Irishman was a
Catholic. He thanked the Mayor on be-
half Of the Union for the kind welcome
that he bad extended to them.
After passing a motion to allow the
public to occupy the gallery, the conven-
ton adjourned until 4 O'Clock. Upon
reassembling after the recess, the time
was devoted to the appointment OF S and
ing committees, and at 5.45 o'clock, the
convention adjourned until O'Clock
this morning.
Last evening the delegates aud nun
Der of the orders, headed by band,
marched to the Sacred Heart church,
they having accepted an invitation TO al
tend the presentation of two handsome
banners to the st. Benedicline Society.
The attendance at the church was very
large. The visitors were welcomed 10
the church by Father Meyers, who spoke
Of their connection with the Mother
Church. He also spoke of the order,
and reminded them Of the divine prom
Use: Where two or three are gathered,
in My name, there will be also. He
then drew q comparison between the
orders connected with the church, and
the Odd Fellows and Masons. lie con-
demned the two latter organizations as
being infidelistic in their tendencies. He
mourned the increase Of these orders in
the land. He hoped that any member
of the church who desired to join socie-
ties for beneficial results, would join those
connected with the church. lie closed
by advising those present to stand stead
fast. After musicby the band, the ban
ners were presented and the audience
dispersed.
THE DELEGATES.
The following is list of delegates
that have arrived SO far
M i. j. Griffin, Secretary of the Ma
uonai Union, Phila.; Thomas Mousley,
Dayton, Ohio; James W. Hall, of Day
ton, Ohio; j. T. Gayuor OF Newark,
Ohio; James Ii. Hall, Dayton, Ohio,
Patrick Il. Slevin. ST. Louis, Mo; John
Carlin, Victor Springs, N.Y. Waldeck,
Elyria, Ohio; Richard Hogarty, Camden,
n. s.; Rev-James Henry, 81, LOUIS, Mo /;
II. q. PAnson, Lancaster, OHIO; James
l.. HeJmer, Grafton W. Va; Col. James
ID. Brady, Va; VIM. Donovan, Va; 7.
.. Conner, Va; John Kelley, Va; II e.
=. Laaper, Baltimore Md; b. II. Nc
Mann, Mass; j. V. Reddy and f. Q.
Reilly, Richmond, Va; d. Kelley, IL
leghepy City Pa; w. j. Condor, Knox
Vile, Tenn; H. g. Beck, New York: T.
n. Daley, John W. jennings. Daniel
J. Mcbride, Hugh j. Dale, Thomas Nc
FArland, Il NJ. Dollard, @. w. Naulty,
John j. Nalin, Philadelphia, w. G. Me
Fafden, A. Meyer, Harrisburg, Pa;
Thomas Kelley, John White, Patrick
0reen, fnila.; john Curran, Thomas
Cullen, Providence, r. L.; John A. Du-
pre-, John j. Wall, o. q. slackeJ, Phila.
delphia; Thomas A. Buckley, Dnfton
PA.; p. Hook, j. NJ GsOgh, Philadel
Phia; John ]. Joyce, ColHnbus, Ohio
Thomas Green, James Tobin, II. g.
Oesterie, e. j. Malineaux, Philadelphia;
N ark Phillips, Wlllamsport, Pa james
y. Fisher, Allegheny City, Pa; James
y. Mclaughlin, j. j. Murphy, ID mel
Nolan, M Hart, w. B. Dalston, Phila-
delphia; John p. Gilmore, Lawrence.
N massachusetts,; Alonzo J. Barry, fori
DEPOSIT, Md; Francis T. Froray, Phila-
deiphia; Geo. A. White, Baltimore; II
Buckles, Baltimore; John NJ. Virgins,
Richmond; Bernard Linn, b ,Itimore: r.
Maynori Zanesville, O., Rev. G. A
Schleuter, Locu Gap, Pa; - Clark
Memphis; b. Donnelly, Ma hville, Tenn
James p. Hayes, Ra 'eigh, N. c.; Mi
chael Magazines James Wallace, Bal
timore; Caleb ! Mllney, John W p cree
Hughes Phila.; A g Hensel, Glou-
caster n j; John p McHuGh, Sum
init Hill, Pa: Michael Daguan, Sonth
Bethlehem, Pa; James j. McGiniy
Hazieton, Pa j ohm Parkinson, Bush.
eton, Pa; Graham Spencer, Hugl
Is. Boyle, Philadelphia; John Meers
Baltimore; Massey Barry, PHILADELPHIA
John +. McMennamin, Kelleyville
Daniel w. Ahren, N. f. Wilher, Fhila
w 9. Dalzelle, Massa oh usetts; j uhn =
McMenamin, Rev. =. Beresford, Rev
y. Miller, Phiia.; W. s. Dualey, New
York M. j. Fahey, h. Donnelly, jaime
HaRQerty, PhiladelDhia