The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-28

.ulect the attention of the L mite,
Ia. government TO this iniQuity, pro
, sssns, Its continuance an,
chosen by this convention 10 nrsssn, @ az, o.
protest TO the president of the ir,S,s,
states ana respectfully but firmly IN nrs,
upon we president, that il is the dnty q,
'ne government OF the United States ~ ds
Suhe 10 support paupers whose psuperisn
oesah under aud is the result of En,l;ss
.his'government, and 10 demand of Enelans
lnat she send no more OF her paupers I,
tnese shores to become a burden on m,
American people.
Resolved, That this committee welcome,
the sturdy and undaunted patriot and
prudent custodian, Patrick Egan, who tc
protect the Land league funds from roh
oers, have OF the English government vol,
unfairly abandoned his private business and
accepted long exile in foreign lands m,
integrity OF whose guardianship has
oecn certified after minute cxamipation
of his books by the distinguished and in
dependent patriots, John Dillon, Rev. En-.
gene Sheehy aud Matthew Harris. Crate
M Tor his invaluable services, his country.
men rejoice to possess on this important
occasion the advantage of his wise and ex.
aerlenceo counsel, aud are proud to wei,
come him TO their hearts and their homes.
Inc reading OF the report was punctuated
oy nearly applause. At the arraignment
of the Enelish government in the first res.
oluuon the entire convention rose and
cheered.
Hardwick moved the resolutions be dis.
cussed and disposed of seriatim,
Brown, OF ST. Louis, moved rs substitute
that they bo adopted as read. .
Flnerty, of Chicago, hoped the gentleman
VINO moved the substitute would have the
aecency to withdraw the motion. He was
/ opposed to putting court plaster on car.
ouneie; lie appealed TO Brown 10 with
draw his substitute for the sake of Ireland
ana said he (Einertyl would move 10 law IL
on the table II not withdrawn, Brown
should not be actuated by desire for par
tisan triumph.
brows declining TO withdraw the motion,
! Flnerty moved TO lay il on the table
Lost amid cheers and Kisses.
The excited debate was interrupted hy
Doherty, of Boston, moving the previous
question on the adoption OF resolutions,
which Sullivan, ofChicago, seconded.
FIFTY men were now on their feet. and
F1nerty, OF Chicago, said Are we going
to be gagged hereT' He then asked If a
motion Tor the previous question, TO Law ON
the table, was not in order.
i The chairman said no.
said Congressman Finer,y and a;a,asi, ,nais,
I'VE have no chance IL is no nss ,n ,r,' ;, ~
sat down, wy no
The resolution was then adopted.
The report of the committee on organiya.
tion was then read, as follows:
WhEREAs, In the opinion of the citizens
OF America and Canada, lrshmen, il is
needfu for the purposes hereinafter sci
forth that, sill king privats nreind,oa
creed distinctions thew dc uritc 10 "' "n.
this common End and Mind tha,rss, aos. s'os ~,
gether nnder the nome ot ,ha irtah '' w
tional league of America 10" 'A
Article THE obieots n, IN. rr,s, ~,
tional league of A America ara earnas,i,, n"
actively 10 sustain The ir,sh %a;1i GUY
league In Ireland with morai 40,
material aid in the aobievement os snia a
government for Ireland. 10 nrocnrs
clearer and moro accuraia ,,nJo,.,t .oiui'
nv The American neonia %, "ue' ,h,' ii, s,dnulns
industrial and social condition of I,ihu"' Irni,'i
that thew NAV sea tny ,b.n,snl,,u e,a.u,
that her poverty is the result NJ can,nr;es
of brute force and destructive ies;s,a,;n',
and that II permitted 10 mako har ea,,'
on her own soil. will demons,rst. ~ ~. ,mms NV,
session of all essentials natn,ai arJ ~ ~ po1
for q political autonomy henehc;aI aiiio :,
Ireland and the United States, to nro,no,.
! the Ievelonmen, nj Ir.h ,.p w. p.o'nv.e
encouraging their import uS'Ires 10 tSe ires,oy ny
States; TO promote the study of Irish h;s,o'
nv, past and present, and c;rcnlata ",s.o ..
fully prepared literature in the schaS,. a,'
societies that the in.tice os NV M ai,u
may be thoroughly defended against "Is, i1
noranoe and Observation-Disclosures s",ns' "
courage the studv oi ,be Ir;sh w. en
the cultivation of Irish music ana ~.
enlightened love of art char.o,n.,.,!. Va.
which have made in The mast our .'
bright and darkness. and have aIway, ae
cured for the Celt success and renow, ' ir
every country In which be a..
had equal opportunity with hi,
fellows; TO hurt the enemy wbere he wi
feel il the most. by REFUSING m r,rol, "a aa,
any article of English manufoctnra a,'t
" using all legitimate influences ~ az AZ
courage tradesmen keeung Enoii,t u.s
uiactures on sale; to abolish sectional asai
ing; TO DESTROY those haleIuI onin,".;,;n
of province and creed which bav. insi5,,
ously handed down nv tho a,o,,r W
weave closer the bond Of racial nr;d "
affection, and to keen alive The bol, Ga.''u anu
of Irish nationality while nerlor,ni,,, m"'ie ~, -.
duties of American citigenshin '"e
Other sections OF the renort ot m. oo,,
mittee on organization name Tho n,,,cors
Iprovide their election and prescribe the;,
duties. '"'''
| AOlnUUl nOlulll, DI LOUISVILLE. mDvpl ths
adoption of the report. Tina .ron.,,n,;,'o ;,,o
debate was stopped by the previons i"mr,mt nnas
ton and the report of The nommi,,dde daes 60,
organization adopted. vi
Alexander Sullivan, of Chicapo tooL "a.
floor. '"'
Thomas Bracken, of Nav york n, no
same time, among the so.called "dynaroi,a nv u,a'
men. in the rear of The hall arose ana %,'a,o
estlv protested against the nroceea;mns .", = :.
was at once surrounded bv n clnmoron. S
crowd of delegates, the chair ma"n,nbn .oSs
pleading for order. Finally The ,avnan,i,,',
men were ouieted down and S",iiro, :,
nominated Rev, DR.. Charles oSRe;iini ii'". W
Detroit, as the treasurer of The new is, isss,ro VI
| CoI,noI UoIana saconJoJ H., 'V"fuc'
and Rather O'Raillv was electsd t"e u, i"otl9n on
matior. ''N0'' " "ooia
Father Conaty nominated for nresidor.
Major John O'Byrne, of Cincinnati pie'''e"'
Golonci Roiand nom,ne,eJ "u. ,or vros;,.
Alexander Sullivan rh Tbs 'o' ra,ns pres'"en. ..
greeted with wild anniause """o wa
Brown of 81 Ionis said ho ronros,o -
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