New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
MEETINGS OF IRIsHMEN IN THIS CITY.

Miss Sabina Davtt, sister of Michael Davitt,
loudy applauded as she entered of
the Church OF the Holy InnOcents, in East Thryscv
enthst last night, where public meeting was in pro
gress under the auspices Of Michael Davit Branch No.
l. of the Irish National Land League The large room
was filled. Father Larkin, pastor of the church,
WAS chairman. and Thomas s. Kerr
gan, Irish piper, played during
portion Of the evening Father Larkin said that Lord
Frederick Cavendsh assassinated by ignorant
sayages It was like firing flag Of truce for this
mild-mannered humane English gentleman brought a
nocy of peace and conclation with him. II could not
be that any Irishman did 1t. When the assassins
stabbed Lord Frederick Cavendish they were stabolng
into Ireands heart. 1t terrible thing, but was
lesson for England TO learn, that 1t is not wise 10 tram
pie or crush people into the dust series of resol-
tons by Professor John p Brophy, president OF the
Branch were read and adopted They expressed abhor
renee at the dastardy deed in Dublin tendefed condo
lence TO the families OF the murdered declared that
the crime entirely foreign to the instincts OF the
Irish race, and could never be regarded by
them with other than feelings OF horror and disgust
sserted that for generations Of unutterable the
Irish people been the hepess victims OF system OF
assassination less helsh In lts origin ana execution
than the great which last Saturday startled the
civilized world expressed sympathy for the thousands
wonesio of Parne Daytt and Dillon It was also
solved TO send the substance Of tue foregoing
Michael R DHytt cable bSn smoke spse
part Of his remarks devoted 10 attacks on Mr.
Beecher aud The people of New-Engand He admitted
that he was afraid that the assassus were lrsbnen,
aud denounced the dagger and dynamite adVo,
ostes The Rev Father Doherty and Miss ELen Foru
made brief addresses. -, ri, NJ,
James Redpah spoke Mt meeting Of the First WaT1
Branch OF the Land League In st. Peters Han last n-nt
and referring 10 the recent assassinatlons IN DuD-
lin said: Burke. the Mephistopnoles OF Ire
laud-Burke, the renegade lr1shnan - burke,
TIE bitter enemy of Irelond-l shall not
wear any grape for him. II 1t wrong TO assassnate
Lord Frederick Cayendish and Mr.. Burke, why was
not wrong assassinato the boys at Baluna one Ol
whom was writhiug the bed OF death when thG lOu.
men were committing that murder In PnrnlA fark
shall not wear any Grape Tor them. and MI F0rsteI
WAS in heaven anywhere else shoulu not
wear any Grape for MIN brand Queen victoria as
criminal she held her tongue Ut the Ier Oh tne
boy. OF Ballina. IL the acts OF the cOnstaDuaty III
shooting down defencecss children and women had Deeh
done In America they would, each man OF then, nave
gone 10 the penitentary for six months az marc
labor. Not word was said about tnai
murder. but listen TO the IrehLieu
talk over murder of sci0n5 OF tue Brlsh
ify" Mr. Redpath followed by +. A. Cohklng, VINO
made "A short address. No greater injustice, rld me-
waseycr done tO n than the attempt 10 hOld my
brother responsible for the assassination Oh fresuen
Garfield and endeavor has found Its counterpart IN
the effort 10 fasten completely Ia the murder OF LOru
Frederick CaVendsh and Under secretary Burke, on tho
disting gushed leader OF the Irish Land League parry
The Home Club last night adopted resOiuuOis ue
nouncng the wicked assassnatlon5 that nave satbeu
the world" and declaring that Ireland should not DC
made 10 suffer for crime perpetrAieu ny ner most
dangerous eneies whose act has hed her heart Win