New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-28
extraordinary may become necessary by

than ~ per anDum for every member w s naymen Is
I'm such leStue. branch or ahihat'hg SoeioS' P"'
10 3a aue g ep ions OF the League shall be com
noscd of deleg ites day elected by the VaH III ~
ANA societies. All lated wit the Ieasle nn% decrTt Tor
every hun rad nembn qua one 1e t9n ifty bit
csiips OF less one hHndr % ahu " lp,,t "a
no society shall have mo thin two irlogn Toi IN ron
No bTi5oI or a6 ed society sha be e"tG no to RIP
reservation that failed or neglected 10 mas I'm 70
reruar quarterly report and paid It's assessments UP W
Tue date OF the conventon
Colonel Boland of Louisville lie, moved me adop-
! t,on "f the report Mr. Kennedy, of Massachusetts,
desired each state and Territory ana the
District OF COuaba to hayr ITS Fa, 1wp
| Mckay of OHIO, a member of the committee
! moved that officers Of the new organizations DO
| selected from Land League men on y DIS ,pprobi-
ton was exoressed and II was fhe" ordered no Oh;
i,o,ion beng made. that the number OF the cOunciI
| honld BE- seven and not i've motion ior the pre-
! vi ,us question was c.r fed and the repcr OF tue
| committee was then adopted. Alexander sullivan,
| oi Chicago, tno fl or Thomas Bracxen, o New
| York at he same time ar 50 among the supposed
dynamite men in the rear of the hail ana earnestly
protested against the proceedings. lie was at once
, surrounded by clamorou' crowd Of standing
Why didn't YOU hiss NJ: Finorty awhile ago
| when he spoke 7" said All Obstreperous MasSachu-
sets delegate.
ELECTING THE OFFICERS.
Mr. Sullivan then moved the nomination of the
Rev. DR.. Charles O'Reily. of Detroit. as treasurer
| # the new League. Colonel Boand seconded the
monon, and Father O'Rellly declared elected
by acclamatIun. Father COnarty, of Massachusetts
nominated for president of the National League, In
an euo1stic speech, Major John UBIerne. OF t'in-
c,nnatl. Colonel Boand nominated tor president
/ of the National Lea rue Alexander Sullivan, a
nomination winch was greeted with wld appiaus,
MIR. Brown. of ST. Louis, then showed the
secret influence in the convention by say
ing that nc represented the Ancient Order
Oi Hibernans, slxY thousand strong IN the
United Sta,es, and pledged that organization
his nomination. Mr.. Burn nominated the Kew.
Father Brady. Mr.. sullivan said he was not a
IL Hha
then declared closed, "a I'd the question az TO how
the volo should he taken was then deDateu.
standing vote was moved for, but the chairman
| saId "Ynu clnnot come any Standing vote on
me-" 1t moved that the roll OF states be called
and the Char declaring ar tS n mosIT b"nsbnc
OF NcwYork, amid angry protests ann IoPe WDed
Kisses The roll of States was then called. wild
confusion ensued, each delegation gathering, W
| group and canvassng for their nomlnee ILLINOIS,
cast 80 votes for sullivan: Mr: sullivan van
| here arose and said: Illinois does not SIR;
there is one man who would rather be right than
| be president. vote for Mr. OBlerne" New-lork
| cast 315 vote for MIR. sullivan, - dissenting
| Mrs PaInel SAID that the ladies' of Pennsvivania.
| of which state she native, cast their entire
vote for Alexander Sullivan. ..., ~.
| Mr. Is erne, OF ONO. who was nominated against
| Mir. sullivan, was then introduced ana spoHe lIoh
the stage. lie said he was nov more than ever CON
vInced OF the wisdom OF the convention - SHOWN
| moved 10 make Mr. Sulnvan's nomination unanl-
nous. tie said England was trying IL crush no
land by Shipping its future Others TO Amor,ca
Father Conaty seconded the motion To make MI
Sniuyau's erection unanimous and the motion WAS
carried. NJ jor Brrno wno ~ president OF tDo
Emmett Branch OF the Land Lragu', was nOml-
mated Tor vIce-presldent. Mr. iOwdcIly, 81
Pennsylvania nominated Maurice +. WIlhere.
| of pniIade!pnia. Mr. sullivan then appeared on
the stage. lie said that he could not Justice To
the position and was compelled To decline the
| EOnor conferred on him. IL was then moved auu
| carried that MIR. Suiliyans declInatIOn be Lana on
tic table. On standing vote Maj + Berne was de-
cared elected yice-picsIdent. J0nn 81 hyhes was
Mss Alice ia iagher said that the Fanny Parnel
auch OF st. Lods, sent its checN Tor 300 Tor ne
| starving people OF Ireland. MISS ColiIghan oil 81.
| IoulS n $50 stated that ne Ladies' Land League, ~
| IT LOuis presented us cheek for 5000. Fa,der i.
| Conn then announced mat the Laud League of
America was no, dead or dis Owed, but endowed
wilma more vigorous life IN the ne" National
l. alue that Cnarl~s Stewart farneil could 9oiht
| 10 IU,UUJOUU united freshmen on the American
| Continent. The several delegations met aud
cc TED their representatives, on the EAoculYe tOiu-
| m,ttee, which b eject the permanent council oI
seven for tie NaiIondl League. Ie'oiutl'l -
esteem for and coincidence win Nilchael DaNtt The
Gt,h,r OF the Land League. lnc Iceihted ioT inc
| thirI umo ia Dritlsh dungeon, was hIahI-
munsy a ioptcd. Iiy untuimous consent VI was de-
| cided mat a resolution of confidence and cGe,r be-
SEM 20 Mr. Pam ii. Jane, R"dpatn Ol Nc"-l "rA,
mere said thay had been honOTed Oy uethg
chosen representative OF AIzona tie tombstone
! q STREET winch was. he bcryrd. also represented
| a present b, the late MossrS. Cavend.~l and
| BAR e. lie was now delegated 10 introduce MRS.
Dcna Parncli. Mrs. PIrnch then arose ana r..id:
| LADIES AID GESTLEMEN: have ca h.Aed To crown
Of ia-rcis our Immortal stHiesihiu leBis
intor and Prcsident, Washington Ihc position
! OF
m itc utlondry war. and inherited drop Of
! that old blood h-ye also Iuhcilci i.h blood winch
ana sus am nlm tna parry wmcn secures and
maintains position IA the anrn's countIy - cure To
me out ahead ueiiy ti"t NV ~" """ NV ''''i'u
that position.
Mrs Parnell then placed wreath Of laurcs On The
| bust of George Washing on amid great enthusiasm.
| Father tonatv who nominated Major Bierne for
prrsid mt deprecated any idea That he had boon
actua ed by personal igeng ~ seeming to opTose
tue choice of Mr. sullivan for president. Mrs.
porueu called MIR. sullivan 10 the trOat OF the
STAGE and SAID that she trIs ed he would give the
ne T. ,tpue a. Tenp tn OF his invaluable services.
"a, I.Iau request 20 that oi MS ParneI
Mr. krduath said tna, there hal never been snch
thing heard of IN America rs thl.. thar man Who
vas uolnina ed to tne highest oil & in the gait of
the IIish oi a Icric shoni decline H. He SAID the
IRISH comma ID d Alr Sullivan 10 ACCEPT ibi? posi-
! Ton A. long ~ the conservative controlled inc
poncy of thr new League ODonOyan Ro,sa would
nave 10 take back seat. Rosa, who was sitting
m the reporters table the BpcIkcTs lcit did not
seem az a . dislike his distinction.
Mr. Sullivan came 10 The iTOht OF the stage
and SAID bs recognized thht ihe voice OF the people
the voice oI God. In obcdirnce 10 the voice o.
Mrs Parnrll. Mrssr,. Brennan. Egau and Rcdpath
aud the voice of the convention ne would consent
To act inpOraTliy as tue servant oI tho lIisn IN
| America. not as their leader motion of Mr..
mooney Of iullIlo that the proceedings of the
| Land League Convention be prIutci IA connection
| with those OF tnIs convention. Inc chairman an
nOuuced That Mrs. Parholl mad been eiectrd pres-
dent OF the Ladies' National League OF America.
| He called on Heur, 1. Sheridan OF Chicago, To
aid III singing God Save Ireland" alter which the
convention would adjourn. Tine song Was sung
from tue plato III. i hc CHAIRMAN thcn pronounced
| the convention Adjourned.
| John Parn.ll was informally introduced to the
delegate, rom the stage, and made few remarks.
| lie denied In & he was not IN sympathy with the
. | League movement. He haG been a Home Ru CT Tor
| twelve years and had come from Georgia 10 tesli
. | his earnest sympathy with the movement. edward
| d, NeagLer CoudOn besOugbt every delegate 10 do
bis duty. After sons remarks by Dir. Finch, Of Ar
lzona, the delegates separated.
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ELECTED.
The National Committee OF one from each State
met in tie evening and elected the following Execu
tive Council of the National League The Rev.
Father McKenna, OF Massachusetts; DIR. w.