New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-28

Boland. chairman of the Committee OF oIe".iN"
ton then said that the COMMITTEE o" " go" Co.,.
would not be ready to report unill a''o' v'o ~"
,oittee on Resolui ions hal reported as "''0i e
debate the Committee on Orgau'za ~" nav nv
hoon oitooetber able to agree on tho hummer Vi
officers for the National League or its exact schee
-, oox,errment. Colonel Boand. therefore, moved
.t, ho, a recess be taken it be for two hours, to
.uoy the Committee on Organization to perfect It's
renort This motion was carried. The secretary
then read. by unanimous CONSENT communication
from s. S. Cox, of New-York, CONCENTRATING inc
convention on what it hal achieved, aud declaring
that il was impossible for Ireland to remain unoT
the British Government on account OF the COM
mercial restrictions of the latter. There were
IS 242 able-bodied men engaged in - Keeping tne
neacev while there were but 81 900 engaged III
teaching Uncertainty of land tenure and OF
political statutes and the standing army OF spies, GO
10 render Ireland the worst governed country ID
the world The agitation for liberty will go on.
Questions of extradition, citizens rights
etc il considered by the Convention
must be viewed in the hGht OF INC
lessons of recent events. Edward OMeagher Con
don then moved that the thanks OF the oonVeh""n
be rendered to S. s. Cox. The motion was carried
On Mrs Parnelps entrance about III ociocA BLU
was heartily cheered.
Father Boylan. of County Cavan. Ireland ad-
SAID that now John Bull would be put Oh ono n'i"
of the Irish dilemma ami the landlord on the o'her
vb,le "PatD would milk the COW. lie 'olnpii-
mented the spirit in which the American i'oN'
treated the Irish QUESTION America hat gwen
Irshmen employment na ahs el % of both peace
and war The entire convention arose ana cneeIed
Father Boyian unanimously. Cries for Belts
were heard. The chairman said That Dr. Belts was
Father Agnew. formerly of Scotland. now
delegate Of addressed ths on the ooa1enri
He said that the Irish in England and IN Scotland
would have been the fist to feel the elfecls oI any
intemDerate action on the part OF thus convention,
aud lac was glad to congratulate tue DELEGATES Una,
their action had so far been wise ana moderate;
feIegram of sympathy from the lnShmen OF VIII
minctOl. N C.. was read by the secretary. IL vas
moved taat a vote of thanks be rendered to the
Rev Fathers Boylan and Agnew. Mr. Carney OF
Massaehuserts said on this motion that every Scot
tlsh clergyma had Tor many years endeavole 10
denationalze every lrlshman VINO crossed .ne c',an
mel Mr. Carney, amid hsSes and confusion, was
pronounced out of order The motion for vote OF
thanks was then carried At twenty minutes 10 IL
recess was taken for two hours 10 await Ine IT,
ports of the committees. . .
of the League, moved that the Convention remain
IN continuous session until its business conc!uded
MIR Flynn of New York, offered an amendment that
nj necessary recess be taken during the reception to
finally Mr. ECan said that he desired the WORK OF
tie convention should not be nerfered with by any
reception TO hun. Mr.. MONEYS motion was then
carried.
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT ARRAIGNED
DIR. Charles OReilly, chairman of the Committee
on Resolutions, then reported the following resoin-
tions:
The Irish-American people assembled in convention at
OF ieow-men that the duty OF government is to
preserve lives of the governed their bert,
to allow portion OF the people an equitable ma chi
cient voice In L-gisla and to promote the gen
eral welfare by wise, just and humane laws We sol
EMMY declare, and cite uaquestoned history aud the
ltNn
,and NOT to preserve the lives Of the governed TO
dssSroy them Entire commu mites it has wantonly
massscred by the sword 10 the asslnmS OF terrified
loren. Into helpless towns it has discharged
deadly bombs and shells Tnro"gn oonse rated
it's bloody butchers The sacred persons OF venerable
priests has stretched the rack or SUSPENDED from
the gbbet. Pulling baDrs have been lmp tcd on the
points of it's bayones because in tneir own woros
i'm the hand Of the assassin and has reward the nfmy
the peured traitor Its treacHerous fAsehOod ms
the cannon. TORCH The scaod, the dagger and 70
explosive not enough it enjoys the uniq intamy
OF being lhe only Government known ancient mod
times whch has employed famine Tor the
of those m, m ~ SeSps OF Ses @ % hd
toll produced by their own labor 1t has hurried
a million OF the Irish race, unshrondei, unconiued
into tie grave hunger II has mercessly compelled
lands tue bread ney emitted in their IN
no tom OF ofaely known 10 the Lowest savage %ae
the highest civilization There Is deyice OF hedish
III
Within two years la, cIldren. and woDans
body has been the victim of its licensed rdfians There
species destructive attack insdi0Us
violent anoleLt m0dern rude or scientific, whether
directed aganft life or matter IN any portion OF tine
nished the example There is 10 form Of Retaliation to
which despair uainess may re ort FOR wncn English
cruelty in ireland is not exclusively responsible.
NO LIBERTY FOR THE IRISH IN IRELAND.
Second.-we declare the English Government in
ireland has not defended the liberty OF
the people, but has annhiiated it, The
al eiue he inv IN IA
series OF coercion laws framed to deprive czsns of all
xesges of personal freedom aud REFUGE them to out
aawry in consca,e their property and compel
Them 10 fee foreign lands since bcglnD ,he
present century, wuen The IrsA Parliament was abo
isned tine laws Tor Ireland nave hem mad; IN England;
by jury have been suspe idea moe than ty times,
bidden arms and state of war, witb ali ITS at
tendant horrors occ ,sionaiy tics; retaliation,
has been maintained Todar representative Of the
people in prison. euiteSs OF CRIME Freeoon OF
speech is abolished Freedom Of mo lrcs Is abolished
No mans house is secure, niSLt or day, rom armed
Without a warrant, the citizen my bs thrown lat,
prison without counsel ne may be put Oh MOCK trial
lying averinonts Of purchased ber.y may
be saer need or his life iakea IN .he nale OF te la"
ple the EnsIsn Government IN ireland nae been con
spira,y It's injury aud ram Or twenty mlincn acres
OF FOOD producing and, SIX millions nave en- allowed 70
lie waste, The ownership OF the remainder generally
hsnus r.venOus mODOpoists who have usually drained
the country OF It's money ~ 1c form OF rents no portion
goes back the Irish p5bpls In addIIJD 10
this iniquit system OF taxation imposes on tnt
people gigantic bIrden for tue sustenInce fOrei@n
army. for Oppresd dive constabnlarY Tor sal
aries to cup rnuLlerary officials and plIcee1, 0r pen
sions In ELISA fivOrtos. blood money inOrers
and a vulgar Court whose ext. ayasance is equaed
only by tue saan OF lts pretens,o's me na.urally
created capital OF country Is sent t. England one
pretext or another and brings exchange except ar J.
cles OF English iactnre winch tine irish people
under would produce Tor themselves OF
purchase in America. Ins1 maui aetnres. dliber II
destroyed by England ia The lsG century. sill dor
maui der immense water power turns no wGeer Hel
canals all but impassd0e Her rivers are obsruceJ
Her useIui clays valuable minerals untouched
In beautiful harDois snDs except those o.
her English law he protection OF prop rtJ
3n Ireland has lance to Ireland bleed al