Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-07

In the name OF religion and law, that
they might be more easily kopt In sub.
jection2 1t Is said our representatives
have never proposed def.
mite plan Of self lf.government.
Much, indeed, their candor would
have availed In q foreign Legislature
from which they have repeatedly been
expelled whenever they attempted to
compel Its attention to the wants of
their country. But we shall print .
record Of bills eminently just, wise
and notorously necessary, which the
Irish members offered In that body
only to see them contemptuously
thrown out, generally without the
poor compliment, of second reading.
Americans who read the record will
have new appreciation Of the neoes.
sity of giving ireland legislature Of
her own.
1t Is said Ireland is lswless. We
shall use the statistics of the English
bureau to show she Is far less so than
England, In o word We have fastened
the attention Of intelligent America
Oh Eoglish misgovernment of Ireland,
and we intend to keep 1t there. l
mhy be asked what precedent does
history ccntain for justifying the hope
that the moral power of mankind will
aid struggling nationalities. will
go no further back than to mention
Greece, Hungary, Montenegro. But
mark, fellow countrymen, no country
has ever been helped thus that did
not first help Itself,
"Go on, thon. actively with your or.
ganlzstion. Bring all your societies
promptly upon the platform and under
banner Of the Irish national league,
continue, as of old, your noble work
of benevolence, temperance and ohari-
ty. But when we work for ireland
we work on one platform, under one
banner, by one method and with one
sim-national pelf.government," He
declared that the inaugural statement,
with much interesting additional mat.
ter, would be placed In their hands at
an early day.
At the conclusion of Sallivan's ad-
dress he was heartily applauded. The
proceedings closed at midnight, the
audience rising and joining In the
chorus of "God Save Ireland. Three
cheers were given for the national
league.
BRENNAN To ORGANIZE.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The newly
elected council of the Irish National
League Of America made arrange.
ments with Thos. Brennan, late sec.
retary Of the Irish National Land
League of Ireland, and honorary sec.
retary Of the National League which
succeeded 1t, to organize branches of
the new League In the United States
For this purpose he will deliver SO.
ries of lectures In the principal cities
and towns of the United States, be-
ginning In this city, May 2lst.
FINNERTYs REPORT.
CHICAGO, May 6.--At meeting of
the Sixth ward land league to-day,
Hon. John Finnerty, Its delegate to
the late Philadelphia convention, made
a report. In the course of his re.
marks he said he went to the conven-
ton to do his duty regardless of the
political unpopularity which 1t might
entail. The result was he had been
misreprepressnted by the eastern
press, which classed him with the
dynamite faction. He favored sup
porting Parnell, and would not antag.
onizs the new league. Iri,hmen must
rather suffer injustice than have the
English government b slieve they were
not In harmony. People who com
planned of the want of free speech ir
Ireland should consider there was nc
free speech In Philadelphia.
DYNAMITE THE BANNER WEAPON.
NEW YORK, May 6.-O'Donovar
r ossa to-day established another
branch of the Irish revolutionary
brotherhood In this city. About 10(
members were initiated. Capt. Johr
Ker vine was elected president, snG
DIR. M. A. Fsrril, secretary. Dyna-
mite was declared to be the weapon o.
war. 1t was decided to hold a mas
meeting In two weeks to express thei
Views on the Philadelphia convention
A majority are said to oppose thu
course of the convention. The centra
labor union to-day denounced tn
opening of Brooklyn bridge on Queer
Victoria's birthday. A mass meetin,
to protest will be held In Cooper In
stitute.
ct. LOUIS IN LINE.
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Three or fou
land leagues of this city held meeting
to-day, endorsed the action of tn
Philadelphia convention and reorgan
izsd themselves under the platform
adopted by that convention.
PHILADELPHIA TOES THE MARX,
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-The Par
nell branch of the Irish nations
league adopt resolution recommend
: ing to tt executive committee of tn
national league the appointment of
: commission of Americans to 60 to Ire
land to ascertain the true condition @
|, , the country. The committee to visi
!. the proprietors Of the newspapers an
, request them to send representative
! to ireland to ascertain the condition c
/ the country, reported thst they ha
been unsuccessful.
TAKE IT WITH SALT.
LONDON, Msy 5.-Ths Standard
Rome dispatch says Cardinal Jacobin
pspal secretary of state, sent cabl
dispatch to Cardinal McCloskey, c
New York, asking If 1t is true he re
, ceived Alexander Sullivan, presiden
4 of the Irish national land league c
4 Americs, and demanding an explains
4 ton If such Is the fact.
Three Girls struck by Lightnin
. Special Dispatch to THE bEs.
W1NnNL MInn Mau & R--Dnrir