New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
GOING AWAY ONLY FOR A SHORT TIME.
ING THAT HE Will soon RETURN


ING THAT HE Will soon RETURN.
Charles Stewart Parnell sailed for Ireland
yesterday afternoon the White star steamer Baltic
Previous his departure in tire morning. he met at the
NewYork Hotel. delegates from numerous societies ana
organizations for the purpose OF forming NatlOhal
Land League in America, cooperate with the irsh
Laud League In Dublin. committee OF twentv-eight
was appointed with DR.. Kearney OF New-York as chair
man. ond d. T. Lynch, OF BroOklyn secretary 10 con
FER with per- all the country and extend the
organization. This committee will meet at the Firth
Avenue Hotel on Mondqy March IS, at o'clock. :
wnile he was at the hotel committee OF the County
wicklow Association presented an address to Mr.. Par
nell toge her with testimonial, consisting OF gold
scroll upon which were represented wof-dos an an-
cent round tower. an Irish scene and Celtic cross
The 'oncshoremen OF NewYork presented the follow
ing address:
NEW YoRE March 10. 1880
CHARLES STEWART PARSELL. csq u r., Dresde.i othe
IiisA National Lcdge. dd uccredtsd rcprf6cDtGhre U
ne irish yaiion 10 ne people of The Cnited states.
uoNohED >Ih: IT, oons OF ihe Iopgshoremehs : y.
T. Association No >. have tho honor to hdnd you the
sum II 900. voted from the funds OF our society, a
whlcn IS for the Land League Political tInd ana nan
for relief of thc suffering people Of Ireland 70 be ds-
td3ued the irish Nnuonnl Land League according 10
tnc best Judgment oi It's governing council.
We have decided that this one humble mite TO brave
people suffering from the horrors OF ianue tnIough
M. vrirs ol nm iuuuijOn. land system aud the Crn-
ual neglect o. q foreign government. should reach iis
through and the society or whlrh you
.re president for the following reasons: In the first
rla &c We w4h O. express GdDouuded co Edcnco III
you tc leader ~ struggling peol!c; our luli IN
orsement of your EFF rt- abois the system ~ land
ordisn, winch has cursed ir land so ong ana our re-
pu1aon OF the oul misrcprcs nations OF y0ursei aud
\ mr. cause which have Uccu given 10 the world
cxpges.iou ~ American 0gialon iy he allies and zoos
oi joe power wurh holds yOur cOuntIy ~ bondage.
Ia tAe place wsh 20 protest against the base
conspiracy organized by pretended friends OF tne Irish
VroDleant strncgnG humanity every undr
the guso o aty seck- l. crun ont the spirit VI nde-
peua-se and ~ m iufu resistance t1 wrong which now
Iu.ma:cs the toiing masses Of your eouutymen ana
tacm 20 action, wich sets bFglt eAdmpc 70 OPP
pr. ,std tolers IN every land. In you ana your
u -iates %, t.c Iand L.leur we recognize the men
vino So 10 ccd tie ""r9s attention 10 t9s ohsenc9
OF famine in lIcaud md ~ thc lace OF olncutF ana
dan lUd adrc ihr "ni system Nhlch II Its pr"ay
cauc. III you ani you at~"clHes luTrrlVrc we IeCos
uz tle MOST htfil runirs Tor the distribution OF
sis ancc the starving people OF Ireland ~ the
In lie name Of 1000 Ionsshoremen Of New
York Brook Yn aud Jcrcy City. we assure you OF our
sympathy III your 'HD.tH TO oNeItIH tht y 9Id"n'V",
i4n. .yst, 90 %. Ireland. We layc among us men Of
one in our sympathy f"r men cngasco III y gesuerHte
f.rtgxc Tor human ryhts, matter what race trey
come 90 or what g INcnneHt or class opprrrses hen
W. r .rct that ypur duties In ireland cOmpe you TO
leave oir ciy fore public mrcng, which you mad
Ls gv.n ronr friSnds aud your encmles
"rt,' H.. ,,icrce that Won lave tle
symparhy ard suppor OF tho workingincn Of Newf
ON your return. wIich hops ~ not far distant, we
slm renew our invitation, and perform the promises
Convey. sr. to your couutrymen at home our best
wishes their success IN iner gallant suTgie ana
II assured that wherever you go you shal nave the
,ympsihy ana approval OF the h@Fdhandeu IohgSHore
men Of New-YorE
In rfpy Mr Parncl sald no boped 10 return ih slA VI
lie valued their gift as coming from work
ingmcn. IL a large gift for poor men to give.
PARrwEILs AT THE STEAMER.
Shortly before 3 o'clock u detachment OF two com
pnnirs from the 60th ReglmcuL preceded by The full
n,nd marched 10 the hotel under command OF Colonel
c,vanngr A lar :c crowd collected ut tho door and
amid loud cheering, Mr. Parncli accompanied by his
mother end Two of hs siser-orc II whom. Iheo losia
went with hini 20 rcaugo into his carriage. and was
cacotcd by the soldiers the steamer lie was greeted
there With enthusiasm by an immense crowd that
thronrcd tic picr and The steamer He d sccnded at
once 10 the cnu and the fooH lux address was read by
:. S.ephen NraDv:
10 tn.HLR- STEWART PARSELL esq, NJ r.
w whc more nan two months ago ia tho name OF
and au horned by f-llow-sociees uf all national.
lies badr YOU hopeful welcome our shores now come
Ia s4y a word of farewell accompanied "ith gidieuiap
,rrriti,r nckn ~ gmcnts You approached IL, sir
on thc de clte mission Of laying bare people In
strnug lard the Wiscrir cudrrcd bl lhe people ol your
own beloved country; u tmplorng their sympathy IN
ur,e N ng and their aid or future and pcrInnnent
redress IL l. out pride 10 ac"uoN edge hhu must oe
ynnr best reward feel that you have not appealed u
An na neroiis nation and that your mission, fIr as
u ullrd. has been -uccrss. In nasty iehHelahlhg
unrNprctrtly rendered necessary by political events
abroad. carno express all we would II me ana OPP
portuntty hal favored ne We zee, Teconcled however
tie inadcquacy ~ our thauklu demons rhlloS nOW III
reliance ON tue promise and the hope that we shall soon
| see iou ~ ain. .,.o.. 49,. =.
You 80 from not surrender ot the cause but TO
ugbt thp good nglt on another field. Here you had
allies To win over. There You VIII nave Tue ohomy 20
rrnpple with. And you leave u. taxing WI You
Of cheer and cncouraRtneut Tor our protheIa ~
| home, back to Us Win tue WOrds OF cnctr
ana encouragement needed re also-nai I.oSe Oiotu
cl- have shown themselves unmlndful OF our sym
| y Thy by ne gee. of their duty. ,
W. VIII not an occasion lko ths by the oOlrusloh
Of topics upon you 10 M n"IG@e o s "Tr tst
Inc victory s with YOU. Go then, sir with oar praise
fu blessings your lpbofs for Ireland come PACK 10
IL, Win energy FOR COntluuHnce oi th" nght 1ou
have engaged "a holy mssiOu-thc cause OF sunoIinB
people. lou have undertaken proud duiY-the olsen
fhrament oppressed nation. We make promise 10
aid YOU and that promise have no release nut IN
fuhmrGt. Again, God speed you on your voyage ana
| prosper YOU IN your work D-
tiun Committees. tue irish Land League or New YORK
the IRISH relief organizations. and various onTr '"c @
J ties literary, NatlonOl temperance DeheNoieut """
| military. March IL, 1850.
| Mr. Pamell responded az follows;
Iwsh 10 exprcss my deepest gratitude for yonr knu-
ness presenting with this address apG iOr lhe ,
| kind words with which t+s accompanied also WISH
To my Obligations 10 tho naplta VI lh's
continent tor fho generous and kindly way III Whon
they have received Mr. Dillon 4nd myself thIOugh INC
lcng Ia and brcndth OF land certainly expected 10
| succerd IN Amerlch. / certainly believed thht lns
of Ireland would meet here WIN niieoioh,.'o
| kindly welcome. Hut did not expect the eA.lnoLds
nary outpOuring of feeling which we nave ekperlenvcu
in every pant or this country. III was 10 me uS
pcccd ~ it pleasing desire TO take tnS sy ~ %
pOftunisy which presents itself Ia mo upon Iea'ins
ihes. shores express obligations Doth 70 yoe "n
10 the people OF this country for thcr Dnshccut
generous hospitality myself peri0naiy anu ior e .
sympathy that has been extended 10 tno c"uSc VI '
| ing Ireland.
when the yIstors had been warned TO 20 ashore Eey
went TO the end OF the pier where the laura NJ Starn
took many on board aud went with the steamer AS Is
ms STATEN Island Az the Baltic passed by the pier out
,uo the river the hand plnyed hats were waved ana
| the crowd eheered while Mr.. Parneii powcd MS ac-
until his pale, sober face had passed
| out OF sight. ~ rr.,,-.. a. d,
Among his fello wpas.engers we're George Walker ,hs
new Consul Oenoral NJ Patls, tho Daio"''' w" -"
| 4. ttrueTul j.. q.