Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-29
IRISH FOR CLEVELAND.
\ mnmMnrn MEETING IN Nrw ynRk.
Every scat IN tho ACadomy ot ru,ic Uccu.
lieu and the Utmost Eutnustnsp Mani.
tested Ivy the Large Audience.

The Cleveland and uoudricka meeting |
which was hold Thursday night Mt tho |
Academy Of Music, New York, organized |
by IsiShmen aud descendants OF Irishmcn, |
was graUd success both in point of num- |
bers and enthusiasm. Long before the |
doors werc open the entrances were blocked |
and the streets in the vicinity crowded
with people ror minutes after tho doors
were opened all the seats wCrC occupied
and all the standing room full. Many
ladies' were in attendance.
Stree: Cleaning Commissioner Coleman
called the meeting to order and nominated
Eugene Koly for chairman. Tho latter
made no address. \ list Of ViCo presidents
Of tho meeting was then read. Among
them wero Park Commissioner Grim
Minis, OK Senator CJGzans, Senator Daily,
John +. Devliu, John Fox, OK Mayor
Grace. Henry l.. lIOguCt. Judges Hogan
and Kelley, General Martin + MacMahon,
ColouCl William Il. Roberts and others.
soustor Jones Eipgiug Address.
United States Senator Jones, OF Florida,
was then introduced and was greeted with
chccrs. lIo said that tho country had been
| tod by many OF It's leading journals and
| politicians that the time had arrived when
every citizen Of Irish birth ought to leave
| the Democratic party and 20 over 90 the
| Republican party What had tho Demo
cratic party done TO forfeit Irish conf
| dCuce Nhal had tho Republican party
| done to merit it The latter had been in
power for more than twenty years, and
| during that time the great body Ol the
| men Of Irish blood on this continent had
! stool where their fathers did, stcadrSst IN
| thc,c devotion, enthusiastic in their sup.
| port unwaveriug in their fidelity tO Dem
| OCra,lC pruCiplCs Whether ON tho battle
field, yielding up their life blood in
dofCucc OF the luj0n, or IN the struggles
of ordinary life, by sweat and toni adding
TO the wealth and growth Of the republic.
they have never deserted the grand Oh
party which was over true 70 them. All
u;n,u foreign CitZCus wer1 ~ much in.
dcttei to tie Democratic party a. tho
lriah, but thCrO WAS this difference be-
tween the latter aud all other foreign CIT
liens the Irish were the only pcop,N who
came hero from Europe who had mo- poH-
Ical allegiance to bjud them 60 q inroWn
power The Democratic party uligr the
IsId 0t Mr. Jefferson came !u;o lie {, $50.
tcCt aud doicnd the EvCa: ugjaciprE o.. ouc
constitution from the assaults aud ususVa
tiOLs of those who had no CrullanCy in
the Intelligence and Cap.,i.v %, th, IuNgIa
for self government.
The first great victory won ~ the Demo
cratic party was in the intCrcD. Of foreign
born mCn and the right Of free Gisouts lg,n.
But lor the "ti0gts oI the Democratic party
ia hrhStt Of foreign born men Some Jf the
new recruits Of the Republican party wouId
not have the right - stand on this soil.
Tho Irish people were entitled to great
credit FOR the intelligence they ilspIiyel
| IN adhering tD tho Democratic party above
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