New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-17
INSTANTANEOUS IN BROOKLYN.

AZ rvrurst,srIc MASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
JUDGE BRENNAN, MICHAEL BoLAND AND
OTHERS
The Irish American element of Kings County
smoke with no uncertain voice in favor of Blame a" D
gan at the mass meeting in Music HAM, broohiS" n'
night Every part OF the building was 'r"Nu'"'
blaine and Logan Irish Battery OF the ISL Assel",9
District New York. marched to the meeting III p"'
and on entering the hall were received with inu''n7c
ohooripg The Emmett Fife and Drum Corps ana oth'r
bands hirni she'd music. A. J.. Forl OF me H'St h"''
presided He said 1t is pleasure ana al h"o' w
nreside at this magnificent meeting tApplan'el No"o
called together upon the platform of protection 10 Amer
lean citizens and American industries. l"uu "PP''oI
and this great gathering is evidence that we the men oil
the Irish race are not owned by any political party
Applause This is the dawning OF new era oi row
luton in American politics. l now Introduce Judge
John Brennan, of Iowa ,
Judge Brennan In the course OF his REMARKS S"u
Yonr homes and mine widely separated but IN SYM
nothy and person we are united We are In accordance
in the beef that Mr. Grover Cleveland Is unfit to be lres
idcnt and that he will not be Prcsipont lApP"uS'I
We are passing through cyclone period we III" -
clone down In Maine the other day which tore the hS
ont of the Cleveland boom, and we VIII nave ao'eI ~
clone in November which threatens TO completely p'',
the homes of the Buffalo statesman. The hullgah anu
ottcrs were referred state of Maine ana
she condemns not Blaine. but his traducers' by -Vooo
majority" loud appauseJ
Mr. Brennan said that he had travelled across inc
country from the Missouri River to The Aanuc; h"u
visited Easternowa, spent several days III Chcns" wv"
weeks in Indiana and had crossed Ohio and PenSyi-
vanla Wherever lie went he found the intelligence ana
character the brain and soul of the irish American
people In revolt against Grover Cleveland ana III V"r OF
James c. Blaine. lGroat AppausH.l "IhsFe IF hot !"
township in the West that contain some Irish
INDEPENDENTS In Chicago 20 per cent Of the irish
Americans are for Blaine and such the scarcity OF the
enlightened class Of Irshmen in the Cleveland ranks That
they find IL very difficult 10 opttHh
Irish material for Democratic candidates.
man had been nominated for the Presidency who was
the omen ana notorious enemy Of labor the tool OF mon
moir, and the candidate The London Times. the friend
~ England the enemy of the American poHrN OF PROV,
ton and n man mentally and morally unt 10 M me
chair of Washington The speaker reviewed cleveland
record all which proved his unti1endilheSs 70 nn
among the Tories the British, the bgo- Of the press d
the native and foreign foes OF the hpoR ac. lit Win
| the hangmans rope was lit TO ne -. inc . sue sue
SgsSTr IN office 81 in nn terms to the cxhcl
character Of the early Irish settlers in America ana
labor in this election faithful 10 the best Interests
OF the Republic bp electing eminent ana li"' v ~
men to the highest Offices and maintaining tho p"hey o
Coon@l Michael Boland Of Kentucky said he attended
| n meeting nj New.Havcn the other night where 1000
| Lana annIaiseI And i'm the West he could tell his
hearers at The uprising of the Irish equally ini
mense. He had never seen that an freshman &
The Republicans "a party of discipline OF COURAGE
lapplasc and stood by the Union and against slavery
They asked nothing of Blaine. Ii they violated an Amer
ican law they never would ask Blaine or any othcr re
publican Yndicate their American Citizenship ~ 90
ing ANYTHING wrong Applause they only wanted that
The yolaionf any should be approached ron an Amer
lean and not an English standpoint Loud applause
The election of Blaine would mean the carrying %I thg
fag of American commerce into every sea Applause
| 4 l. Morrison, Of NcW-McXco Captain EdWard
O'Ncacler Condor. William J. Gleason and other speak
| ers also addressed the meeting,
! The following resolution was passed ,..,
The object Of this meeting is not to gorify any poHca
parv bt to the right and the duty Of all c/c
10 exercise their franchise their consclcncca ulI 10
protest against the assumption which Wou4d H"iH inc
cratic PARTY: ard 90 demand comprehensive, dgnlhfh
hat vigorous American policy which VIII protect our
labor at hone and our citizenship abroad BE 1t there
fore
Esso'rcd That We regard the election Of Blaine and
Logan as a means to the objects in view. ANA thit we
shall labor streuuOusly every legitimate eAOt 10
the attainment Of chat end.