New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

Mchci's history Of 1si7. you look there that he
landlords fed by the starvation winch they saw,
took the rents up to Dublin and spent them III gayeS
Let ms then consider whether It Is the wiser course TO
assist tne Land League the great undert" KING ID
which II "a at present engaged At the lowest
esfimate YOU viii have in Ireland this Spring 10000
people without food fer about I'VE months NO
iced that mutituae for more than an. ts so
weeks. But We wish, by cntting on tH a , hnp
plies from the rich landlords TO force them 70 90 tne
duty by bringing pressure bearon the erninen SO
that measure Of public works may be instituted Mllcn
will avoid starvation concur IN what nlI cnrrd
has said that more remarkable event mas OccurIeu
IN irish history than this appeal; - c..o ho.
well known landlord, sr Charles Ano21orSes n' ~
written letter reeonnn9g me g94d 10 ne my rs
Going to do his tenants But TINS eaii 70 %
Of respecting this mans father In 1st7-4s he also
dcy'ed plan for the iSot rf he would MS nav them
4 pence u day-10 cents a day-out OF when
yHeS ,oog g"' a DC famine prices One passage in Sir
Charles KnoxGores letter Is an instructive one. ne
S his estate by borrowing from the Govern
ment, by means of which he hopes ,, TO
saws that he regrets to that many Of them are
not paying their rent aud mat ne W ~ on
their engagements, by paying their rents, mean
ing by this that II any tenant Is 700 poor p 70
Cores woiks unless he to tine money lenders ana
paws ruinou- interest in order to raise the money
e %th T"cn all to Ge no o''' institution 50
capable Of getting the most value ont Of the money
and IL is in their behalf that desire con
hgtons The homes OF the d b o o. e eaI1 e
ing the will bring gadness TO ther hearts, zap
pIause.l
THE ri SOLUTIONS.
At the close Of M D.llon's remarks Father Mcdowell
read the resolutions which the committee had prepared
On motion Of General Martin r. Mcmahon these were
adopted with cheers. They as follows:
Whereas, Land is the gIlt o. God to man. and not
monopoly bestowed nv onr Maker on any Gas or sect o
aftif fprp
that oft has been sun red 10 become pfiN9c
pntfiinOny or exclusive right the Tght to i've OIL iat
land. aud The duty Of ahoring on subsss IN luHef
force ana perfect right n possible from the very
fact surrender OF common and uuFcishi o"hcf
Whereas All landed proprietary l. but trusteeshp,
an agency subserveuC TO the Y0lcy OF the state IN
everything that concerns the good ~ thc many VINO
1--we wei by soil Property has been said has It's
duties as wen "a fs rights but The irresponsible rights
Ir5h landlords should 40 longer stand between me
iaborlng millions and The fertile acres rniu Wie ihcy
are food that they may live AVID NOT die iieT-
ference with the "ughtr," properly called sacred OF
property in land would he uluasl Az, uhlel@n '-uM
war against the Urannicr Of landcd or any
other property Is a Gnly ana not crime.
Landed property is the onb des' rpiion 81 properly
and presuIncs t. exercise an apoIir cor
troll over human he Ia ireland Tins rs painfully ielt
The landlord rights OF lieiahu gre az hnollS III .,i}
state pretending TO freedom. Iboy are so inreiensipe,
offensive to every claim 81 Hscc or humanity lia
be the of all tyrlnnies. by persuasion Il posi-
ble II not 10y any other means. Toe pcope reason
through their feelings ana they reason Igh'i in9
earth Is The Lords aud me iuus :ei col ana he ga
D
Whercas We have tonight heard ab'c cxpostions Of
the the Irish land system from the s "i IRE
lands Later Tribune Charles stewart Pdrncli ana his
eloquent licut,uaut john Dillon; been TOD how ihr
TENANTS interests nave d@indled, while ne LANDLORDS
assumptions have been enforced with inhumam So
Worry how. as consequence Of these assumptions
witSln control 0i the people The a-hcuituiSI cAssts
have suffered, aud win thee every ohcr c1ss-cin-
mercal mechanical aud industrial; how famine Inn
ponds IN land, and nuhartds 81 thou,ands arc
already sun ring from the want ~ food, lnri and ri!
a.. nit iona Afrfr
classes. crccds aud nauonahtes IN our citizenship In
tDus.-fnccting assembled,
Frsoireq. j. mat Mr. Charles stewart PirBo and ,fr
Jom DuOn deserving OF orr earnest gratitude ana
os. % aud the ncfils ticy nave rnronptcrea IN cori
ing 10 THE prosperous landto plead the cause o sui
feTng ratin are entitled to generous and practical
r.cornt ON and response; and That thc promises de
bv welcoming address 10 should De oar pruc
~ ,,cl a. oar duty TO redeem.
% that we Give 10 our suffering brothers IN Ireland
our hcari-wloc symp1tncs these the DAYS 81 tneir
deep dist ess and while syiDg sympathy we would
counsel hope Tor the better day which. In Gods good
time will assurcdlY come.
g. Thai while the relief II the immediate suffering hae
claim upon our Immediate action We cannot overlook
fine fact trat the system which produces this ring
needs chance; that money ior me purchase o. ioou e'
and raent Tor thc aiicted IS3r are n,eded 81 one
ana that beyond and beside this primary call i.uds
are needed 70 strengthen the hands 81 the iilsh
Land League IN their struggle against landlord
monopoly and that, therefore we suggest 10 me
generous public That While remembering tne press
ing clailps presented for relief, thr'e
Il an obligation 10 ala IN the prevention Of me r'cnr
of snch claims ana i- latter can "iiy he eH,c'u
hy chat 81 the Land Tenure O lcl0ui cen
fcmnllfpd hy the liiHn Lana League.
4 Thnt subscription lsts ne az ope neaa hnancc
committee secretaries and treasures appointed, aud
thai formal aud appeal be- made to aid pa She
grand acheyemcnt OF giving an aucieut people LIVING
in tncir own land realizing the idea. gwen uticance 10
by Mr.. Plrncl arrival, 81 giving lac and place
among the nations OF ihr easth-p other words Ire
land for the Irish aud the irisn for Ireland
NEW TREASURER APPOINTED.
When the resolutions had been adopted Judge Glider
sleeve arnonnced that ~ Charles \. O'lourke Was
unable further 10 treasurer OF the fund
which Mr.. Parne attempting 70 rai6",
J. J. W. O'Donobue. OF No. 1i5 Broadway. editor
OF 7he Insurance Clro,,iois bad been appointed In his
place.
The band then played GimOre'5 National Anthem"
which was Justify chccred. aid had TO ne repeated
When the applause had ceased Mr. Pa'ucll and
said
There is one hing would wish To before we part
treasurer has been appointed has been announced
by your chairman, for the purpose OF Tcceiv
ing subsoii ptOns. 1 would venture 10 suggest
that those VINO send subscriptions should state
when sending them 70 what purpose they desire The
money applet. whether 10 the rcf 81 distress
for the purpose OF forwarding our political organization
and their wishes each VIII be- faithfully attended
to.
Judge Gilderslceve then announced the Adjournment
of the me ting As Ar Parnell passed the bull
Ing he vas repeatedly chccrcd by crowd that sureod
around INN, threatening at uncs 10 take him on ms feet