New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24

The Seventh Ward Branch OF the Land
l.. io l.r a, , 17J IaGisont a,' evening ~ prr-i
dent David Norton, presiding. The meeting was ad-
lrc- cd Ay School Comui..nuc. Ihaddcu- hprarty, hr
McCaUe of tar seventeenth Ward Branch, aud Mr. Sic
Iu..c sir McC1bc sJ.i u the course Of hi- remarks
Cha. tine branch he represented hal adopted novel and
20 far very sucrc--ful method Of procuring money.
"E..rt.un g., drawing near" he said, "aUd there are
many candidates Boz tic ncd, and hope you viii vote
for no man who IS unwilling 10 aid us
every way he can" Tho president also brought poltc-
into the dl-cl.,o By saying: There Is a candidate
for very remuucrtyc Office Who win require your votes
10 elect him. but caution you against supporting him
when Parnr ars' visited this country, this man stood
on the stcpA 0f the Clly Han and denounced hiiu ~
tricrsfor." Much confusion here eusucd, and hi,
narGr" his name" shouted from all parts Of the
hall The secretary intcrfcred and stated that the BY
laws ordered that politics should not Dc brought into the
meeting Il don't care, shouted the president rappIng
the table with his gtycl. IIis name IA Dcano {. Cal
via" Resolutions expressing sympathy with Ireland,
etc, were adopted.
Tie three branches Of the Juvenile Land League Of
N'w-GoIk held a union meeting i'si cNrnhS III ',hu",
Hall. 40 229 Last Forty sccOndSt for the purpose ot
expressing tncr indignation At the recent arrest OF the
Land League leaders IN ireland Inc meeting was a..
tended by over 800 persons, majority or whom was oil
posing the members OF the three organizations
the D,yitt, Parncu and Ellen Ford branches,
addresses by Lawrence McCaun, Francis Dunn
and Martin Ford all under fourteen years OF age and
James Ferguson Mrs. Panc, Miss Ellen Ford, Francis
w. Lamb and Robert Bssert, condcmniug In the strong
est terms the % thc British Government, and rg
ing the friends 0i Ireland In this country To uphold rlf
knsmen IN their struggle FOR their nights. The speakers
were received with enthusiasm, hd AT tho close OF inc
meeting a new branch OF the Land Lcaguc organ
lied In the district, in which large number OF tn nudl
encc was enrolled. -, -, -,
Ward Branch held pJDc meeting yesterday AFTERNOON
in stuyyesaut Hail. 30. 35l East scyonCcnh-sL Ihc
hall which is behind liquor store was nllcd III every
part with enthusiastic irshmon who lr-ed The London
Times whenever the papor was mentioned, ana gave
dcA!cning cheers when reference was made 10 ne hAc
of Parucli, Dayitt Egan or Dillon Michael OfdrfcI,
the president Of the Leagre, read irom paper the views
Of Parnc aud the other leaders impri-cncd In ireland
Tho Rev. j. T. O'Gorlnan delivered the principal al.
drcs. n which hc pictured the dstfcss IN Ireland ana
condemned the manner In which England attempts to
crush Ireland DR.. Nunsoh was introduced as an AmeH-
can spGahgr; he spoke ot tIS fill saH'ri,gI mi
sympathizcd with them In their Distress
meeting OF Branch No. 30 OF the lrth National Land
League was held las evening ~ no lo1 p"'Is. d
cassl I've carried on with money aud that rishmen In
America must furnish this. His appeal resulted In the
contribution of "a large sum OF money. -,
meeting Of Land iea2uers was held IN rcyoort lill'
at East FOrtysoy and Ihfdaye., aFt evening.
The hail full Of people aud the people were iui VI
enthusiasm James Hdggcry presided. Afler calIuE
ko6enthal Young man engaged IN tue a9danio % 3Uo
patton OF educating tho American people the chalr
said. RDscnthal explained that hG was cduca'lnB
the people III regard 10 ahtl-nonopoy ana nau d @
thereon. RESOLUTIONS were offered by HagHcfy CON
demnng Gladstone These resolutions are 10 De sent 10
the Secretary oi slate iaEgery spoke IN lAvor VI o
resolutions and denOuncing Buckhh0t Forster Aas sons
extended speech was then nadc y james hedphth
Dr. Jamcs Wallace, president OF the iahd League, ", in
NcW-IOrk WIS the next speaker. Mrs Pnrncl ana MISS
Ford were present and made short addfcsees Geat eA
element prevailed ht Times inc names Oi bllurlo
aud Forster received with hsses aud cries OF exc
Grafton aud " Her Most Gracous Majesty la profound
silence. A the name oI Parne the women waved thsir
handkerchief and the men shouted TIL the applause
shook tn building. At the close OF every speech an IA
vaon wes extended 10 those present to come Ior"aru
and contribute TO the treasury OF the Land League