New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
AFTER THE ASSASSINATIONS.
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made by portion Of the English press tina: rrsh;
Minister 1T Washington and tho English Consul at Bos
ton arc reported to have publicly offered rewards here
,or Information relative to this essassnaton therefore,
Resolred, That this public meeting, representing tho
IRISH people OF Massachusetts expresses its unnixed NIB
my with those whose hearts SCARED by the blow
OF the assassin ard also with the people Of ireland
dawning hopes falls It's awful shadow.
ResotSed That we convinced that the assassination
was deliberately perpetraed the btteres enemies OF
Ireland whose selfish interests would be ruined by
who played this last terrible gamblers card to shatter
me goo WIN ana arouse the angry passions nad 70 use
tween Great Britain and Ireland"
Besoircd That exhor the people Of Ireland not to
rest until these urderers-not alone OF men, OF Ire
iabdh national reputatiOn-are apprehended ana
brought to Justice, and we polge ourselves to raise
the assasins any OF them, and that this money
snail he placed for that purpose at the disposal OF Mr.
Resorcd, That repel with indignation and horror
Ihe infamous attempt in certain quarters 10 connect the
irish ~ America with this cOwardly murder.
, ReSolred, That whilo depOre and deDounce the
dreadful deed with all the emphasis at command We
would still regard as unworthy OF true craftsmanship
and a. unjustilably hostile the irish any retro
grade step IN the march OF right and Justice
ReSop,d That send to Messrs. Parnel, Davitt ard
Dillon our gratitude for their propt msniicto express
ing the horror Of the irish people at this crime and We
request those leaders 10 make known the people OF
Great Britain aud Ireland the feeling OF unqualified CON
sternaon and grief with which the news " the murder
has been BY entire American people, and
pecay by those Of Irish blood who regard the black
deed with double aversion and for the sake OF tho
murdered and their relatives, and also for the
amtOus injury which their assassination may infct on
Ireland.
The meeting most cordial one, and the speakers
were warmly applauGed. The feature OF the evening,
and which created the widest enthusiasm was
the coming OF II. Miller, bearing letter from
Grand Master Mcintyre, OF the orange Order Of
Massachusetts. Mr.. Miller speaking for bis order,
not alone In Massachusetts, bat In the Who'll
United States, said in substance that the Oranpmen
are in fun sympathy with the purposes OF tho meeting
ready and most willing to bury the Ratchet Of dscOrd
which has for many years divided their
fare OF Ireland. lie denounced in the
strongest terms the accusation that the decd had
been perpetrated by Ishmen friends OF Ireland and
promised the utmost cooperation on the part OF ms order
with the Land League to bring the murderers to justice
The letter OF the Grand Master was read TO the meeting
follows: " We, representatives OF the Orangemen or
Boston, desire to express our cordial sympathy with
your meeting OF this evening We d"nOunce the act ~
uDIrisn, and perfectly persuade That no men,
had any hand In this most deplorable outrage. Allow
u.s. through our representative TO convey to you our
cordial Endorsement OF whatever resolutions you may
propose and adopt"
The following letter from Wendell Phillips was re-
ceivcd: " am very sorry cannot JOIN you tonight
III expressing profound regret for tine disastrous re-
lapse which mas come over Irclanus prcdcst nOllr ana
our deestatOn and horror Tor this cruel co@ardy and
brutal murder No words adequately tell my sorrow
for tho injury has suffered, or my
adherence OF this hideOus crlmea disgrace u ciyLa-
on But IL ia by no means clear whether this black act
comes from some maddenel friend of Ireland is the
cunning and desperate device or her worst enemies
Lot wait for further evidence before we con
stung, even by tho tntOicraDle wrongs OF the
last twenty months, TO sucn an atrocious crime
Ircand'a marvellous patience during the last eighty
years entities her the benefit OF such doubt Mean
while, let Us work patiently and earnestly TO discover
the real state OF the caae IL Will be ample Time then 10
anaySe the occurrence and lay the blame where 1t be-
Longs,