The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15

Tho UORGedFit X-KOads stage IN EuFoPe
A Meeting Of PNIFIOtS,

LONDON (WHICH IL IN ENoLANDL
JOoly 20, 1881, !
A few Nv US Irish patriots held
aConyenbhun last mite at the "stAr Of Erin
public house To determine wat to do ia
the present emergency. Mr. 0'shaugh'
messy rsmaEkt that the emergency wuz
grave. Things WIZ comm to crisia in
Iceland He wUz eight weeks Ia ar.
TeaIs Of his lUgiGs, and most OF
the public houses had Ieeioosed
him credit, He WAS draggln out u preCA'
riuus ePglsteuce, and The trouble WUZ that
Erin wuz pot organized. II wuz dlsGpur.
sgln to 4 patriot. He had bin Ia London
slx months ryin 10 organize, but oil the
money that wuz comm from Amsriky
wuz goin to u lot OF agltators which he did
not Know, and he (U'ShauRhnessy) WAS
allowed to laugsh il lOdgings and wuz
liable to be turned out any mint. He
hedn'l even the price Nv glsss ~ gtn
about his person. How Good Ireland be
liberated wher her cheei spefits wuz bein
so treated?
Mir. MGFinnegan remslkt that Their wuE
organiziBhen snuf, but 1t wUzu'E the rite
kind, The money COLLECTED IN Amerlky
went to the Paris burUW, and wuE not
applied to the REILLY sutfrin Irish. He
(NCFlnnegar) Wuz Irlshman, u desend'
ant Nv Irish Kings, ez every troo Republic
kin 1riShman wuz, and he wuL In want Nv
Inc common necessarles NV lite, He wuz
compelled 10 dhnk waler, for not dol.
lar he'd been sent to him lie he'd more
Than half made up his mind TO abandon
bis kently to It's fats aud 10 into the
patriot blEnis In South Ameiiky. He who
wood be Tree himself must 60 down into
his own pocket How coed Ireland ever
hope to be free from tho lnierus pol w
the StxOn when her chsmpiUna were
compelled to live on chGuCe invitRshuns
TO drink and sleep uEdeE aIChes2
'rhu Bekielary vi ihu mte In then red q
report shown the utter dlatress and des.
IilOoshen Nv thG people NV all the COun.
tles In Ireland, ana made u stirrin speech
In favor Nv oTgAnizln committees to kOl'
leCt money for their relief.
The Rev. Father Muldoon happened 10
drop In, and he Cheered tis sill very much
by repOrtin that the collections In LELAND
Nv money for Catholic colleges In Amerlky
Tor The education Nv he"pfiesthO0d wuE
prusre ssin iayorsbly. The amount given
by thu people Tor this purpose wuz ez
mnch q last year despite the distrest con.
dishn. The Pope hisself he'd exprest his
at the deY0Bhun Nv the Irish
people to the Holy Church.
SDsmus O'Btien begged leave to say q
few words. He had just returned from
Amerlky, where lie had been among the
ItiBh. lie found them all prosper GUS, ez y
iOol, and dom we'll, the natives Of that
country acCeptin their rnol without
4 muimur. His sejestion Tor the
relief Nv Ireland WuS 10 take the
money WITCH Wuz to be COLLECTED, and
gnoss II Ia sendin to Aueriky tz meny
Irish people CO possible, kl,lin two bltds
giih Wun stun. Those who went wood
be made cUMibftSb,e, and enigrtsbun
wood 30 letssn the humber nv lSbUIers
IN ltelaLd 70 10 Cou,pe tho landlords to
tive Elm better terms. Then he would
lie wuz immedtjitly interrupted by
Mr. 0'ShaughnetEy! Mr.. O's.'s blood
billed A. the stjestiOn. 81 the halt Nv Ire.
land wuz sent 10 Amefiky, and the hall
that remained wuz made cumtortAble,
what would become Nv FggitSshenP FL
agitashen ceased, what would become Nv
us2 To yoose money In that way wood
be to stop agitashun for the rites Nv man,
and redoOse Il champions Nv freedom IL
ireland to he didn't know wat. Never. He
wuodn't near 10 such craven connsels He
wood stand nnd DEFY Englaudso.l onR.as the
lrisu iu Amefiky would contribute funds
Lhst be mi give his whole mind to 1t aud
would never lower the banner oil Tree.
dom ill they STOPPED Contribitiin. A de-
scendant nv Irish Kings, he vuE too much
Nv ifiend nv ekality to do anything elee.
sufIrin ireland WAS necessary for the
spread oil Democratic Government, and
any eeieBtihn to stop that sulfin wuz q
9tah al The very vitals Of Tho holy coz.
Mr.. 0'Bheh--But yG'ts going 10 raise
mUrey for the good nv Ireland, ain't YET
Wat are you ROin TO do with III D..
Mr.. u'Shaughnessy- here AID
10 Paris. Ireland must be ttee.-in time.
Mr., U'Bden--StarSaehen will liberate
EN-.
Then / tnterposed. | remarked to Mr..
O'Btien that stsfvnsheh wsz vat we wuI
tryin 10 guard sgln-starvaehen Nv the
asBociseheh and the subcommittee, to
wien we nhood allow reasonable per
Centage Nv the colleckshuns.
WnS we not IriEhmen and entitled TO
releei7 Without funds ther Good be no
avitashen, and egilaehen wuE the only
remedies for 1teland's wne We are the
ayitatefs, and you mustn't muEEle the OK
that tfeads the corn.
Mr.. O'Bfien remarked that he coodn't
see II In that way that he rather thot II
wood be good thing for Ireland ei the
assoeIashuh ehocd siatvB 10 death. And
he left the room RniiounBin bis detefml.
nSshen 10 collect money enuf, hisseltt 10
send over q dozen families yhow, and
relieve that humber thooh
never raw siGh q inlitaCtiCahle man.
lie is brick mason with good biEaisi
and hs will aOtIly do watlla stS, and thte
divert money from no We ahsl ishuO 4
citkUer denUuuCin hin tS y EJgishtnAh
In disguise, and Watnin the irish IL
Ameiiky agin him. WpCan't permit our.
aelves In be inlefierei with.
PETROLEUM v. Massey (Agitatoi)
P,g.-This mipfable O'Bhen hes sciilly
yune and organized a sosiety nv Tfist
tnekaniCs and merchants III LundOh
UalIin II an "EmigtRshnn Aid sopisly,'
and with no pay iar any NV lis effects
ard hes ac.illy got money enutf together
wich they mostly give themselves, Il
send A d. gen families IL Ameriky. Thu
families hev actilly gone, they hevln con
tfActed With q steamship COMPANY TO, take
am, and The E6elleltafe con, tih bitlh 10 Elm
ileely, and ali N lille col leCsA hha Joi
ibe ieIeeIuv 1f6fsndBY Ssitasheh come 1t
very slowly ,,, a.,
o'shaughnessy Ar d | hev determined Of
aggteFBive measures TO ett In the lriah
We shel commence blowili up dovefmen