The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15

for the common welfare. NOW
therefore, in view of these facts, %
it resolved:
First That the Irish National
League Of America, hereby express
es its unqualified approval OF the
course pursued during the past year
by Charles Stuart ParEeil, ana .ne
Irish Parliament party unoer MS
leadership, and pledges itselt 10 sup
port them by every moral ana ma,
terial aid in the contest which tney
are waging:. against landiordlsm
and on behalf of the
Irish national independence,
and to his Ell d we commend the
Ear i imentary fund recently opened
by our executive Tor such a purpose
to the generosity which charecteriz~
es our c1un'ry men.
SeconG-,Resl ivei. that we con-
graduate the Irish National League
| of America on liz SUCCESS in stemm-
Ing the tide Of forced immigration Of
artificially Impoverished people,
and in causing the United States
government to compel England to
take back those whose poverty ID
the diIec. result of her misgoVerns
ment.
Third-Resolved, we note with
satisfaction that opposition of this
League to land grabbing IN America
by non-r, sident aliens, has been oy
the tfforts of our executive. adopted
as the doctrine of the American
people in their political platform
and, We recommend that thu efforts
of this League to end this evil, do
not cease until a complete remedy
shall be enacted and entered Ia the
laws of the land.
Fourth-Resolyed, that We con
graduate VIM. O'Brlen o.
United Ireland upon the vic
tory obtained by him in tn
struggle against immorahtl
; the abuminat1on of which Is thu
coneistent outcome of English mis-
rule in Ireland, and we comment
) him for tearing the masks from tn
l Castle Cfficiallsm, in bringing II
hideous practices undermining tn
t existence OF mankind, notWith
r standing government resistance.
o Fifth-Resolved, that we not
: with approval the study of the lrls
|, Language as one of the elements l
: the general progress Of the race, an
: encourage the efforts OF those Ell
e gagged Ia its cultivation.
}, Sixth R. solved, t. a. We en0or'
IS and encourage the efforts of tt
J. promoters of Irish elimination
o their efficient efforts to PROVE
= homes in the United States for IT'S
( emigrants who would otherwise
compelled to toll without nope
a, com petence in the larger cities.
g. Seventh-Resolved, that the era
B. itude OF the Irish race is Tue In
a. particular manner to the exeoul J!
n Of the League, Alex. Sullivan, I
his devotion to The cause OF 1reial
10 and that in his course he has shoV
- consummate skill and great patrl'
II ism.
ls Eigh h-Resolved, that we {
rel press cur approval OF the conduct
la office of Charles O'Reilly, D.
- treasurer Rev. Mr.. COnaty; treasul
- of Parnell funds and the other
'ue fcers of the organization.
ne Ninth-ReaolVed, that the dea
re" of Rev Lawrence Walsh gives
occasion to record our praise for
marked fidelity during years
service as an official of the LIS
League and caused us to lament
OF loss .of q sterling patriot VIII
sirs voice never faltered in denounc
OF English misrule and whose life
ON spent in advocating the cause
an. Irish national independence.
OF The resolutions were adop
10 a without discussion.