New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
Mantle FRESHMEN DISCOURAGED.
The Ilishmen of the extreme s're WIZ

The IIishmeu of the extreme s"rC "'Io
very orie Yesterday TRIBUNE reporter visited some
OF them in the afternoon at their old hah's o"' '"
learn very little. They tacy admitted tDa' 10 oe'"
extent they had seen their best days. Inc oafS "
VIII ch they referred with pride were th"se Vi '"o i
sion 4 the Offices in Westminster. Ihey were oh ''o
crest of the wave then and they believed tii 'n''
vonld sweep Philadelphia Convention iisei' @Wa'
fore ein The convention been held. and on All Siu
nov the extremists confess their great dSapP"'''r
The doors at O'Donovan Rossas Office are eos'u' ~.
mouths o! all the leaders are closed. Inc u'7''
made in the papers at the time OF Lynch a." 'a,
Iayhers arrest have 10 o certain extent terriIe" .o
whose names were published as ha'i"e
nection with the cOnspiracics -,
II IA oven q matter OF mutual recrlmlnatioh ~ w wv"
the newspapers got their information LUG VIZ" 80,
momrers of the old Emerald Club when met az "
Of and the Rowery, accusing each "ther " h
von information to the reporters. John d. bres"' "
Tb, J,isb Nation. Ia reviling Opoh'Vah ho' W
,,.o u mailing uncompinentdrv remarks OF bresi'
Io.v weIdricE is still trying TO lind on VINO E't ,
,.ue IN the police and Is uccuslhB spn' .rn',I,ro
friends Ex-COrOner Burns, OF Jerse! Oy, 10 t IND
~ count of certain disclosures he chose 10 hh' Iuu
which he aterward denied ana soe " ~, idra-
suIte men tuning lambs IrOl PU t -, a,co"t
tinns Cnnain Tracey. who lost his position on account
If hia supposed extreme views ana conhec'lnh wiz, az,
Emerald Club very angry In TACT Inc lauk "u w,
OF the dynamite party in Newly orr are nShtIs
themselves. No meetings have been hcld Nv t9s 9p'
They too murh Hscnuh6eu' 'S oie ,i',s made
ma ked Yesterday But for strong M ~
fO
day night they would Withdrawn RON me nlla
,einhio convention In u body 10 show tbc'r c"h9hp
for Tie, machine which had control there II "aS
oyer represented to hem that they ~Odd "hE tNuin
their own weakness by doing and 1t was dtclde 10
main A ruror is current that dynamite IAcctlnE III
ne end of tine week, Dut w IeSo'' =!
,bar wn adm,ttnnee il seems that they are TOO uter
discouraged among themselves 10 unite on any pan VI
action -. A. ,,-ori, 90 roorgani-
As for the old Land League clubs the WORK OF
zatiou is rapidy going on Th,y are chdh 49,
Lrsnrhes into branches of the New National lfhS,c
ond patrick Egan aud Thomas Brennan D0l III IN
tho CITY an NJ uday aid fastening the WON I-t"
AID Brennan will both stay III the cry ui lnc w ~
accompshed to a certain extent aftcr whlcn Ian
"ont,nne his tourney vest while Brennan VIII pIopuOH
make n lOu0er visit to mature his lIans A.. a..
DR. j. Campbell Quinn, president OF 'he wehIy m ~
Ward of the National Leagues dcrfl'h .i" no -
perfectly satisfied with the result OF the anu
mat he has been, is and Will he hrIp supporter Vi
ParnelL AL H. ros,orday morn
inc from Philadelphia. He arrived from heuIu
on the sccon1 dav OF the convention lie VIII DC re-
nenbereJ as that membet OF 'he Irish haliOnal lahu
Ieag,e whose claims 10 De al American ciilIeS unueI
arrest i'm England without having had trlal aIraceu
| :. me attention in the papers Two year, agl lie ;
! fourteenth year. In 1879 he returned 70 Ae ire,
| land, became mxed up IN the ahairs ,o OF
| The Ieague and was arrested WITH tatteen
| others lie was acquitted, however win nls Itnon
| prisoners BY Dublin jury soon a'terWard nc WIS ai
rrcsied under the first Coercion act as REASONABLY hu
neced" Of "inctng divers persons 10 Iniider'
On his charge thai BoytOn asserted his cls 10 Ane
can citizeusp wnich passed on adversely by src
reIary Blaine Mr.. 3OytOn Ia man OF medium neIBn
and stnr, figure. He wears iull daT" Dearu aI ~
mustacne. and is OF peasan5 address lie lntehus W
| return soon 70 Ireland