Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14
For Irish Liberty.
ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION IN BOsTox-vr,,prn, nm
PARLIAMEST ppFSprr VI

ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M
PARLIAMENT PRESENT
AT the second annual convention of +bo 1.,
National League yesterday in Faneuil hall. Boston
al'er the report In THE STAR closed the following
temporary officers were elected: For temuorary
chairman, the eX-president OF the Nationa,
League, James Mooney, OF Buffalo; secre,ar 40
Charles McGaw, of Pennsylvania; NJ. G. Grtrh -,
ny Ha: ana Thomas j. Flatty. OF Massac' 1,,,et,s
NJ Mooney, in taking the chair, made ,nrt aS
A,Ser recess the chair ANNOUNCED the
committees: Maryland Is represented IN tIa aae
lnlttee on the constitution by Par,lf T ny com
tnct II Columbia. j. Plant; VirginH" rnomna ms Ms
G co s,s Gn c r, BY Dr. w. T.
thomas Fitzpatrick. On pernynent oI,,aniaiin
an rq n M.ryland is repreeeylsad by NJ. i R.t
vlr nIa, Thomas soi Fitlna S1er Mccartney a
ddry and, by Rev. NJ. J. Brennan. his, rio, ~ MS
,um i,, Thonas H. Welsh: Virginia Thomas F,r ~
H. Cole District OF Columbia, Miss HanI day I'm
and virginia, Thomas Fitzpatrick. e' Eau,
Mr.. SExToN's ELOQUENT ApDRrss
Al 'he evening session Mrs- Parnen am, ,,o.,..
o1A'on ana redmond, the members OF .ar,,an,on,
eaiie H. escorted Oy Gen p. A. Colliw and sa,,ra
o, er gentlemen When NJ, Saxtr ~ % Ia
uuc[u u. referred to the wanpth on nj vas miro
n eutns .eiHis ne sOhted the ronvent ion ~ tI ~
is@ne or t ine 1 r;s eoe OF Vac irish Natio r
III VI ,lt lriSl pdrflain ,tlry n1r,v . la
u ,'ious leader. He deeasyl i; ~. arty ana ITS
aud iilustrious ctr, TiI ~ In tn 1t historic hlli
Sef S,crtfica -, rI'h Us trlii lions oI n,trnri.
t ae should NV an 1ss,Snh, ~ ,
Tue national ,saders 1I ~ Irish 80 VI vi men,
iCan conlntdt The SslS kerr nan ~, ~ hIutr-
III 'eHt, 40 tne preSens OF yr ptrnI an IN siac.
ms s aaIess IN an eo lent re,esenrn w. th ou
pies os the land lelgV .'''enee " Ihe pfinci-
aalres nH was ~ equentiy applauded durinc- hi,
sIa e no Mr Mm yehAord H. r.. was int ri ~
ne u sone orie onXaainr tn Wit anu o
p.y WIN WLUch his COLLEAGUE and n:rnIir .. ~ -
.SceNei at tXiS convention with tho "eie
" TIC Ape,uEhce Al The nousa OF commons vi
..,ha p.usiieht, then introduced Mrs Parma. ~.
sha r i0s 81 Gus 1hguiShed woman on American as
appAauuihs. and giving three cheers. '' Aooiig
+ PERMANENT oRGaNlzrrov
Inc Committee on permanent oryap,,,,,o, ,,s
reported rules substantially the t,me as tho.
" che Philadelphia convention last wear ana ~.
allowing list OF officers: NJ. v. Cannon NJ To-.
President: Thomas sexton, VIII am D, lowe,
dents; w. Gleason, OF Ohio serrerarv ny pdes-
McGiave, OF PENNSYLVANIA: j. Sneehan or SnarEs
ehusettS; H. L. Mct'ave or <.y Yor ava "a M .aas1-
Maryland assistant I.ret aries The III ~, Ho.e;
'''' i''' VI oincsfs were Animousy adopted
ARREST OF WALL <REsr BRoxgR .vu,,,r, ?,
Sweeny, Wall stree br1ker. wSs arresra1 IAN. u.
gay y, " ceM,rai ON e detectives on the comniant
" aLlts W ASH broker OF No Wall stree 80
Sia Sou mn WI obtaining money from him Under
"a PiC.onses. On May IS Sweeny induced Wash
and sfon ede for i4oo and then went TO the bank
IN eat. He admitted to 81 500 baiI hy
'''e Atterson az police headquarters
MI. filler claimed that there was a difference :,
asa kas, and he read the papers In the