New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16

| iHii Nalohal Convention which met in
,he ho'unda at Dublin yesterday passed reso-
i"V,onS III tavor OF home government, amnesty,
ana the abolition of lanGl0rdism. Mr.. Parnell
io'''''''iehded the use of American maDufac-
lures IN preference to British goods. The
noh"o" 1tmes insists that the union of Great
Britaln and Ireland must be upheld.
IRISH NATIONATISTS IN COUNCIL.
AAR0E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESIDING.
boh1N' sept 15.-About a thousand dele
gates attended at the opening proceedings of the Ma
lioha' convention to-day. Messrs. Parnell Bcar
1. l. pConnor, Sexton Ecaly and Sullivan ond
httoen Others members of Parliament. were nresert
IrcNious to the opening of the Convention a confer
ehce OF the delegates from the Labor League was
helu, ana MIR. sexton informed them that the Com
Ve'ti"h would adjodrn iie consideration of oues-
tons affecting laborers until Tomorrow for the mr.
pose OF enabling the labor delegates 70 confer with
MI. Parn"I and the Executive of the Land Leaoue
M IaIhcli, afld the greatest enthusiasm took the
chair Mr. Sexton read number og tclepra,ns rar
tlcHlarly from the American branch of the Is.l,,a
cXhoring the delegates never TO rest until landIorI
ism is abolished, and not to pay rent and to hoi
back their harvest
Mr.. F"rnell, i'll his opening speech, spoke in effecf
rs follows:
lie refcrTcd to the thinning OF their ranks by "coer-
Ten, YEN arrisonsd hundred would Join the League He
OF
sgu-government was the most important. he had al
Na considered That Il would uevcr he settled os long
Tue Land LETT the question continued source of dis
IT, m oE,r@ @ pet Wrea tue different casses In ireland
re warned the farmers not to trust 20 the
Land Act II was he said designed TO break the Ieagns
N"9"dy should appca the land court until st
W TbH "' PpSPHrtd by the League had been submitted
@ tSp, @ u l" irSsatiyc ndcucndcnce. He advised the
EFe work TO dborers, aud invited the latter TO on the
pFen'e o the League; lie pledged himself head the
p'@y:
ir , Pa!ncl in his speech reasscrted that fair rent
regard to the ninstri 2c4tiG b U r ,P lie In
sHoud encourage homc manufactures even n they had
To- TO- pay denrel than Tor iorqgn goods Things pro-
hsh goods should not be bought in any event.
MIR. sexton theu moved collectively the Land
Leaenr resolutions a outlined yesterday and they
The reading of congratulatory tcleCrams occupied
an holr Among thc more notable were threats o
tun sHckcniug.
TUE PLACE OF MEETING.
Tho Convention met in the Grand Room of the
k"tuuda At the principal entrance was an inciosed
carpctcd space with chairs Tor eighty members and
tables tor the secr.t ,ry and committees. At the
back o. the presidents chair three large shields
cnola> >"Hed with tie IRISH arms. From the gallery
National ami American baT"rrs we're suspended.
lhc, walls ami the gal try were decorated with
shields with National em6lcus The hoor is ff-
TED Wth coats accommodating 90 and the gallery
has seats for JOp people.
The r,soianous adopted favor National self-gov-
ernWcnt c"ndeWing coercion and pcdgng the pru-
pie anew 10 the principles Of the Land League.
here was long discussion on RESOLUTION author-
test ca-es. referred hv Mr. pnIrel in his speech
! but thc re,oiutou was ultimately carried.
lhomae \. Dickson, the new member Of Parlia-
men or Tyrone, AMI MIR. John Glvan, member for
Monaghan, have proceeded 10 Duhhu 10 see MIR. w.
T. Forster, who viii arrive thrrc tomorrow They
Day.tt.
wARyHo THa InGsrn
LOSpoN Sept. 10 Yhc lime in a leading article
! on the rtionai League Cor ,ution, says:
The uoic which the Land LcaSuers uniformly breathe
n tue note "i continued agitation There Is sign from
By agitation 10 accept the Land Act ~ settlement OF
Ia" r!s qustIcn once and Tor AL iceland must under
stand thar tila kugtum s rnd viii be po-
lhicaily united hngdom Great Britain Will no more
1860 - -
The Dublin correspondence oe Ths Times says:
Apart from the political hcauce claimed lor Tho
great criris especially ercstmg rs the rst organ.
iled te-cmoj OF tac kud 81 the repeal OF the Con
particular object tor which tne delegates summoned
name Of the rn prople ot iSy eown v"rdic lpop ,re
tng anl nct Dnt tntir gtotrah e or future action in
Tgdrd to the whole question which the League agitation
has raised
Tie ran MAI Ga;eae Observes:
ihr League is in lis infancy. irreconcilablc element
League, hSe tno uades-"aion VIII become one
srddyng md IN tue best sense OF TIE word,
i've forces OF the social system.
THE INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT.
The Dubliu dispatch to Yhe Times states that the
Lcaguc became jca lous of the exhibition movement
aud rcsoh ed to the project by organized OBJ
strLction. The dispatch adds
Many them. headed by Mr.. Sexton, get themselves
to drive the undertaking upon their own lines upsot
altogether.
ON Mr.. Lyons, member Of Parliament from Dublin
CITY, rising To second resolution that exhibition
of m.Chincr suited to IRISH manufacturers
included He met fierce opposition from the Land
lcaRuerH. A resolution then passed "A pacific
artliiCe that Mr.. Lyon be more heard.
Mr.. sexton tncu rokndl d the excitement by moving
that the committee appointed 10 prepare for the Exbi-
tOn in 1888 instructed not tO patronage,
II being he SAID the state OF pubic feeling
nOtAiDE. The confusion at time that it
nearly hand-o-haud fight. Had the League ele-
meEt not entered tho arena the meeting would have
been highly representative
Toe committee Includes the following Members OF
Parliament Maurice Bro Jks, Dublin City; Charles
Dawson CarlowDorOugh; the ght Hon. Edward Gibson,
Dubin University; Henry j. Glll, Wcstmeath County
Il. DIV. Gray Carlow County; Ion 4. Hamilton, Dub
lin Coz o; Charles ~ P0rnc, Cork city the Right Hon.
DAVID fiunkct Dublin University Imoth, d. Sulli-
vaT, Ncstmcath County benjamin Whitworth, Drog-
hc'a, and koncrt ID. Lyons, Dublin city.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-Ihe Daily AeIoSs Dublin
respondent says:
Nearly halt OF the delegates Catholic priests The
majority, however are ulry representative OF the farm
the fourth, dealing with the Land act, occupied
the remainder OF the day.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE