New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
TROUBLES OVER IRELAND.
Continued from First Page.

Society, Of Montreal; Alderman Keenan,, Excise
! Commissioners Mitchell. Richard j. MORRISON
Colonel W. Roberts, James Redpath. Dr. Nllhan
| O'Meagher, :. ]. Meany, James Oliver, O'Donovan
Rossa and John Mualy. Richard OGorman sat beside
Mayor Grace, who presided. Among those who
| were named "a vicepresidents OF the
| meeting were W b. Wallace NJ D. Gallagher,
John McKeon, Frederick smyth, william A. Butler
John Kelly s. sullivan Judges Brady, DAILY. Glider
sleeve Shea and McAdams Thomas Costigan, Senators
DAILY and Fitzgerald Henry Murray. John j. O'Brien,
Fire Commissioner German Colonel william r. Roberts,
| Matthew z. Breen william p. Mitchell, Major r. h.
Horgan, Michael Cregan, Michael Norton
| J. Henry Mccarthy and Matthew Patten.
| Mayor Grace. in opening the meeting. said in part:
when last had the honor OF addressing audience in
this hail. had toge her for the purpose OF pro
testing vigorously against tie imprsOnmentof American
citizens IN Ireland contrary TO law sihce theh those
men have been released and we now come here a@ee
ably to the call for this meeting for the purpose OF e1
pressing adherence Of great crime From the at
ttude Of the English Government we had great reason
| 20 hope that new era had dawned on Ireland Az
length officially declared the policy OF force
sheer might failure and in It's place was TO De
every Irsnman felt great load lifted nom Lis heart
We had hardly recovered from first surprise when
there the dreadful OF the assassination
VI Englands Ofhcal represent atYes IN fhHnl4 Ihrh
The Chief Secretary had scarcely landed upon lrlsh sou
when he and his companion were stricken down, ana III
cause for which Parne ard the Land League had strug
ged and suffered. but thank God not true lrishmdn
lives has not repudated this most cruel deed pcrpe
trated in thoroughly fashion. As Lishnan
have come to express publicly our abnorrence
OF this crime and to condemn men who conceived
man Whether in Ireland or America sees assassin
only enemy Irish and has no co1linuty
OF interest win him. Untu TO-DAY we had lopel LA.
the policy OF cOnCtiOn would not De Checked DuC the
Snicn [ predict Will be failure, and for winch
can no Justification Therefore say against the
renewal Of measures protest most posi-
dan,i,cs IN. terms of HE nil presented ~ -ir William
Harcour aud regret that un~se cOuusel- have III
Engisn Government 10 seize upon the Pn1nlX
PARK horror a. a reason Tor renewal ~ form
policy ndu Jlsl dCAuoN ltuttu 10
| be failure Peasant proDuetorsn!p, as II -
called in mOn~IcuIcal countries, mast be realized III s
future, aud, turn, Ireland VIII continue 10
insist her rights, local SeiIsoyernment must come
! also.
When The speaker arst used the word assassination
man in the rear OF called for three cheers Tor
the assas- nation, and there much commotion for
moment, but the Mayor expressed his determination to
give al opportunity To De heard, aud sad That
lie preserve order The mention u PaTncils name
IN this al the other speeches was received with loud
applause.
AT The conclusion the Mayors speech series OF reso
ution- read by the secretary They denounced the
of the Chief Secretary OF ireland a crime
ealing for the strongest condemnation from all friends
iniare the procct- OF the Land League. to
reiard the adoption o. necessary amend amend
the cause Of Irish nationality. The Irish people wers
held not to responsible for the acts ~ criminals Win
bin last introduced boy tue English Government ia lar-
lament den0unc 81 az greater WrohE nan any 20
|
Gladstone "a- chi.e'i ol ~ rrlH.s and ~ ,reverf
he removal OF buildings erected for me sheerof eYiced
tenants The adoption 81 cOerciye policy was de-
cared 10 impOutc and unWise and 10 justify every
| LEGITIMATE means OF oppD-ingif.
Mayor Grace introduced Richard OGorman as the
ne1t nat the irish should have to meet to protest
publicly that they viewed ~th delestation an act o. e
| most deliberate murder torthe killhg III fhEhA IaIA
| was murder most foul, and douDy strange ana dhhd-
ural because 1t loIS place IN If'.an, tb fho1gb
! that those cruel weapons "tio "4DA-r" ~
Irish hands. The Irish are an lmpus'te
race They may have resOrtcd sometimes 10 What Is
called the Justice Of revenge put never to co dDoord
assassnation. There Is no pree1t Tor charsihg against
the Irish or any faction OF P"''f "a c 'N' had
pncity in tins bad ana Ganset ,H act ni lar
sav in addressing you that at last all looked well IN
Ireland that Parne and his associates had Won
noicv of coercion being abaud0ued But news comes
mat changes all this in the bi That has Just been lntro
ced gentlemen gland. there i Just one rule that
Is needed 20 20, q nanriered in Pnrnix Fark and at
These men we The news comes that il tie papers tell
tho truth procession OF boys ana women, marching
with the music a drum. was cruelty red upon by the
lime has come for looking inc crisis IN ireland fairy in
the face. In hundred years the lish people nave
neyer been in danger. Think OF every act and
word that you may not bring disgrace upon tie country
trust me- my feow-countrymen, that Ireland cannot
now England II an encounter Of oraIe iorce Fne
way meet ireland Il 10 meet as &c" a. aIeI hIr
met ito meet with argument, with parliamentary
"a $50 want 10 peak To- TIE nan addressing
yo Ary-twO years ago would nave been glad To enter
% srr Is not cssr for war l. because we could
! not WIN Tle man VINO goes INTO such hSht ana ln
reril. the safety Nation without nope U winning
! commits a crime. ireland has been VIII
ming the good opinion Of The World, ald
shoye brute force the enlightened Opluion OF mankind.
think the situation OF affairs in Ireland 10 DE- more seri
onr than al n any M scarrb Of arms and se.Y-
paoers day ur night There snotnlng that could be 80
vlsed that 90 more 10 ri,ate OF ins tne people
egpecalIy II me enforcement Of tue law Is IN hostile
| hands. OConnel said: 80 man VINO commits crime
gives strength 10 The enemy 80 say to The In7h
| pcOpie." Applause. 49,
some excitement caused at the conclusion Of Mr.
OGorm.u's remarks by The endeayor OF Major J.. h.
Horgan VINO seated IN the audience 10 Oher an
| amendment 10 the resolutions HE amendment, whch
offered az later stage Ol Tue neenSi was nov very
different from OF tine original Tes0ldlo ns.
Dr. william b. wallace, president OF ne ifl,h la IL
League, was the next sPciA'I III "a t'l "'y
man to 20 over his Ort OF ireland WlAOul IcelhS
anger ANA excitement rising in his breast iAe father "a.
been hanged at tne door 81 Ms CABIN because ne oNeu
his country: tie mother has been uanpcd unucl
the feet Of horsemen bul no one loves ireland hi"re
Than parurl ana Dayitt aud Dillon Would yOn reflect
on the intentions OF these men or intimate tan, tAey are
S 5aye Beaten TO by the mere force
logic o English atesineh my mao VIC, vlcaoii ~ tn
trek and device OF the enemy Was thai deeddone Aat
The frsedom Of Ireland mshr DE brought to an end
fni. =. not The vork Of any Irsnman or Of any Land
f,r en- Aut OF TIE enemy Let England look after Aer
own seryan:-. We arr not to guard her mi"ioHs' es
! pecialy wucu Loiug 1,r !lrif whA f., go. , $40
&c YEA WITH inucn rsthnsia-n- lie shld III Part -
don't miad a-sassinai'@ ~ouH Ho' i n.d Il ! W. va"
assA-sInsted % would hri' lIr-h, hu' may ..
| 1 hope they VII take ne o'.oi| '"eJ a.
| my son. tblnA MS assassination y IN. M
| asz.-.iu. ar, described As falr-uared, and VINO
| knows a farhalIed Ir..umau DO you tAlhk II ever
took four freshmen -natr one man, a. they cF
| DENLY only intended % do The new coercion hcl
Wa born 81 SIR Gsdstoncs head ana a. sure ,1 rs
| head must have acnrd when he gave II birth. but
England really gong to pieces zee no" the budgets
| have been gong own A..
Jamos Red path ana NJ j. Costello also spoke, and Tue
| resolutions proposed were Adopted
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