New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
MSWEENEY REBUKED.
BY AN IRISH EDITOR And xii MANN AM
SUSPECT"

citizen" suspect from County Donegal Ireland.
landed in NewlOrk time ago the bidding OF tho
Democratic Committee, who cabed FOR him 10 come and
speak for Grover Cleveland. fe from the Island
Of Saints to vndicate immortality by persuxdng, n
possible American voters TO support that sOcally
wicAed and otherwise contemplate candidate. Clevc-
land. I know OF other instance where a person
travelled far to embark In bad cause Daniel was
In a cabin a fast steamer when the Democratic
doptation met him Sandy Hook. With such aristo-
cratic surroundings he should say something witty 10
place tn gintlcmn. you know" and accordingly tho
martyr fashions the following sentence: When I'm
done there won't be bakers dozen OF IRISH Americans
"a vote for Blaine" A" When I'm done" What aniapt
pupil OF the innocent Grover by the Excess
siyely OF the personal pr noun Daniel old
man. rou should never prophecy unless you know.
When you're DONE fear you will find the bakers
ON the side; and "a your occupation VIII
be gone by and your cooked the thirteen
OF yon may have leisure to sit down aud dcvour It,
To qualify for place In your columns IN dealing with
some of Daniels statements. allow me. Mr.. Editor to
mention that happened 10 bo conducting newspaper
Ia Ireland the Coercion Act being enforced ana
not thought unworthy Of being cent To klmainham
Prison for exercising the responsible public functions
which such position entaied Some OF the most prom-
nen men in a similar capacity were dealt with In iks
manner nj the time should probably say nothing on
the Mcsweeney case not for the exceeding assur-
ance OF the gentleman and the jsunty seconiidcnco
with which he seeks 10 impose on lrshmcn IN this con-
try saw Daniel at the NewYOrk Hotel shortly after
his arrival aud carefully noted the date and time Tor
such "A scene and not 10 be rgotten MI
Mcswceney sat In All arm chair. white leading Demo-
Gratis hoped about tptoe mnistering 10 his every
want The situation for all the world like that of
witness IN Ireland who being coached 10y crown
onicl Al a. To tue evidence he should give Richard I'LL
was never more confused about his IDENTIFY than
was Daniel hearing all he fine things that were being
said of him He came here, he said AT great tfunble
and expense to that lrshmen should not vote Tor
Blaine. shall always disrust whatever l. marvel
luus" says vol,nre hn,nby submit that tina state
ment of Mt Mcsweeney Ia marvellous "-vefyi ami
shal have tu distrst H. and fear the vast mpots VI
M ruuntry,nen In America will dsrust n alsc
That being s n berones very Us dispose ~ hin
fot engages ~ au undertaking from seihsh
oiive hr "a not particular "a ~ the means he an
pU,s 10 sustaih hs iase position " "a ho wuhhr'
therefore, that ait Mr7wepneI 70 iunnh telling mahF
Ice aud pehl aeiins himself here an thpe go several
gepssls fns 10 wa 40 American pllzeh ~ SIM ,i,s
arip,is w. established ihst AZ apesaaspl Va sssla
hepanAe ittitisA sahlee eAeh, W ,sht hin sshaAH
al hlseif That he stlli Iifthpi lowered 'hn sepnlW
his mauhooi by taxing he Eng'iss ehipe ~ fapi Law
Guardian i0lbs evan yet mare ugB iio not ssl t'st
of themselves any of these things weru @rons bat
viewed As they must Waved IN connection with tho
great International question with which they are iea
up and the present mean attitude OF Alr Mo'"eehey ia
Ia tue whole they ar1 not only wrong but arc
very much to dscredt OF Mr. McSweeney iie says
he wac no Poor Law Guardian and even Tor the niue
time that he was Irish bull pardonable the position
wa, forced upon him when lac II jail Here Is what
Hugh O'Dougherty. who comes from the same locality
IN County Donegal. has to say on that matter
know positively that Mcsweeney solicited the ONCE,
na.much as he sought legal advice psrsona'y anu az,
cong his statement 10 me. paid Tor such ADVICE OUT
district TO nominate and elect him. tue district being
previously repesened by the arpontees o, Tue LANDLORD
| faction Is outcome OF such advice he Wa, n0hi-
and elected several months before and not after
| his arrest
f,iin unua act
letter to C"iied I,eLi"d Dublin newspaper in late
| i,sue to hand:
Mr. McSweeney has wrought mighty change In local
shIir' since he came from America Mr. McSwecney
was first challenge the legality or the mode or clcc
ton Law Guardians, or Father their nomination
by landlord and at much expense ANA INCONVENIENCE
10 himself got elected u member OF the Dufsnag>y
Boari where he laOOrs for the benefit OF the poor ana
against the extravaganza OF officials
The this letter is Denis Brogan. No West
Milton ST. Glasgow" and tho occasion OF the writing OK
1t wis., in MI Brogan's words, TO give helping
hand Mr. McSweeney for the expense lie han UNDER
gone in getting himself elected. Nj. Mcsweeneys anr-
iety prove that lac was elected While III JAIL anu WIN
out his know ledge consent shows that II the effort
failed his claim for protection myth and his case
against Mr.. Blaine at all think have
shown his effort has failed, and failed sisnay And 80
the assertion that he was released aS once wh"h
Mr. Freli,,ntyscn took Office Mr. Blanes retire
ment for it is woll-known that Mr.. Frenghuysen took
his portfolio IN December. 1881 and Mc5wecncy wasn't
Mr.. Mcswceney has told ny lies on behalf oil the
narrow minded immoral GrOver Cleveland rs should
him Available Job on the cdltoIIal stan Oh me
Ersnny IOsf don't know whether lac Is ashamed Oh
himself but y brother freshman who bears INN no
malice auI HIS simply regard for the honor Of the Irish
name in this country. certainly Am ashamed OF him IL
has been established To the satisfaction OF reasonable
men the money OF English rec-rade clubs Is beng
banded by tho Democratic party Tor campaign pur-
poses Is it possible that Mr. McSwecney. who rails so
loudly against saxon rule and British gold IN his own
country. can pocket it here without quaim. merely
brcauso happens to be changed into American cur
rencyl
would suggest that he gets paid in advance for on
next Weine .day morning neither Grover, Baruum nor
their worthy associates will be In much OF frame oil
mind to make any further disbursements
am not long enough In this country 20 have vote,
INT am long enough to have succeeded IN winning y
fair argument more than thirty OF my own countrymen
from Cleveland to Bianc-not from Democracy to Re
principles as real Repubcauism IT, Boh plrties are at
one they should he at one. on questions which trnch
upun the very cxsicnue uf this Republic such ques-
ton the rcbrlon-and the Democrats were ON the
wrong side. such question was Know Nothnxl'm "1
I'm many of the States forty per cent of
the voted for 1t. Aud now such question ~
free trade and here they come again a. warm cha ions
In fact. most questions Of great Importance when tney
have supported England also has lndor-ei IN such
rasc the duty of Irish-Amercms Is clear. Even n
CIcvesnd represented their most cherished principles.
n.hmcn would mud 1t hard 10 vote for him Tie -
emincntly narrow minded nooriously IMMORAL MS
honest In his domestic obligations. AMI at nome ony
whom deyouring beet AT munster barbecue or swinging
the rope whon chokcs mere lrishmab Into eternity
IrrSsez Hp0Hsi'
Aud thcu Blancl what contrast lie has so tir
won world wide reputation lie has tho qualities OF
| scholar and the capacity of Htntesmnu. lie u
pni-hod orator I'm nnc To burtow phrase or tongr.e-
man Hewitt bitter political enemy o the h'luncan
leader Mr Blune f. man ~ very unusual nfie Hii
great cham ~ manner llis letter 81" nc'el thh'" "
clear what he Irun-cs IL Tor the good ~ Amnfioa ana
tlshnrn who pyai Il this Republic weld To non"
In ucit regard inr u. future greatness nui r""fll
In will IN all probability loo frnomhat'd on th' o'Pt-
Ing ol his nst toun. believe lac viii Keep Ia, I,"mr'
brryr under his administration the nHmr OF Hh',,'N
t. rony To- hr heard aud her influence irlt "'"' N"'
nrcu ~ the r.fh's anrfsc" than ever m'o'" n'' w"
rlt moi to Tho hury TIE common b"n"hl an "-
| vantage of all Jaln-- a. nlainc IA. nov hnItihs 70
Nr nr h nj, reputation. nothing Ia WORK lof DIV w"
ucnnhlc nolbing guard bat his honor u Il Ia ihs