New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
"WH00PING HER UPo F0R CLETELAND.
TIE ACADEMY MEETING MOE ENTHUSIASTIC FOR
IRELAND Than FOR THE DEMOCRACY.

| TIE ACADEMY MEE1ING MOAE ENTHUSIASTIC FOR
IRELAND Than FOR THE DEMOCRACY.
The Democratic managers did their best to
give Ish flavor to he gathering the Academy Of
Music last ey mag In re p0n,c to the call for meeting
OF ish-American citizens favorng candi acy Of
Cleveland and Hendricks The Irsh hag played prom
uent part in the decorations Of the interior, aud the
( band o. the Goth Regiment dscoursed sey
cril Iih air' Fireworks set off Mt
Fourtcenth-st and Irvng-pace attracted large crowd
o. sight AMI ne ped to wei the numbers That hled
the Academy. That the Democratic manager had seen
that pro er quota Of "Workers' from among "the
boy" was on hand VS. evident But IN lying from the
mc.gc ponsc made 10 the speeches OF the evening.
and the misdrcctcd cn'hu iasm ir quonty dspoye T.,
there were many Iss yotos present whose arts were
away In Maize or Ma sachl eta. ON tho platform were
the u-un Dcmocr the po iticlns ami business men vino
~. pr s-od into service ON su h an occasion
PROMPT 81 D. m james S. cot man, the strcoiclcan-
ing com. "a. t. who vas f .ndy 10 the IRISH tn1t
hr tnt urricllir e cniuo, Italian la1or wherever he
coud tn his $40 h. cllc them eng to o.d"r lie uomi-
100 cd Eu.rue Kelly. the ENoh ngc Place
ruu'u... fnr c.ornar n proved AN Unfortunate
sc.,r ION. iur Mr. kclly'4 voice could mot ue h'hn
u,,onI tie s.age. nnd Whatever ne
dit say uu Iip4 thr ,palr WA Drowned m storm az
c.frs fr4p.pk lulcr" "Ornr" "lm,mh fur l'-
pnI" ono 20 moe. uptr,t chou cl ont g." W. cant hear
adIu ourlofU." MI. kelly vns ead - retire aud p. 3
mir COLONEL john uUtiHc &, read the llst ~ vceprcai
drnIe .lud .c.toi tioa
,.luu.i uil,lnca ra fotmfuoo Wa tho most a'c''''
nl ni t..,, Minis VIA Huoug ht"4n' "o i'I'h u %
a0e mutiHa uudor hl TONG 600, tn' ltah n'n'' NAV
A,t.tb.. O. up tha ! li and ua bupo' torr.''l s"'d
nluitod tuaptueH Among t.o ham W Cos 'A" O. 4" 80
N4,.,tt,,r, lUnh ID, odd .nru>i William Lu"m'h,
MA. Nta p.uui cat va tut fluH %. i'r l''t ''uttnf
In,, .u,u. au Ji.u,a u,tr thu OF t71n "l F'''"'
r.., Who, hr tad d't'n utwoa '"''h' "h''o
wound up b. humping hu rr.taf" 100 m"io VI ON anu
t'-.' Ohiuntu b Nv tnon made phhlommo l"''"'"'
tun of EQUATOR Jo .os al Florida NJ ihIa p"l"l Some
o,,.o,.r,i hat Mrs rarncl Wa in ON al the ooAe'
.I.I called 90. .hieu ch cra oho was ti''''d Win
so 90. u. ap lt.7'.
Mr. Ioness spocch was a tax upon tho pa fence
nnd good the audience, which spent II eat
asm upol hearty non-part-anap Plmsro conphma Try
r..cr. cc- 20 freshmen AID On" AHt clean prhH pcs
winch Mr.. BlhH. most prominently re- r.en 5. Ihe
str, rr tirftd cd by SAYING we have been TO tnat
the Democratic party b. dead anu wa, "73l cd WI IN
1nbig ou- gln.'y remark. That's No. II Then en-
dr,t ta~.cJ had been I'm favor Of -oine back to the
Urincp o. of c1aIdcr Hamilton, and was ron dy r.
I'm" i,u,tious d.a " would advise tn Demo .ra Of
Ncw-YoTk % 40, oi'e called o't: oe ioi bltIl''
IN. "A is first rc'ejcnc by Hame to Grover Cleveland
wa the gual 'or Il loud oltcry by lte cILluef'
/ m the m citing, but c.rc.ul survey Of tne Il e. &c
WIN .pplaus. "Nhcn he's e.gc cd us am asa req e
WI be- Nr Jouc. -lid in c'ncuao1 IN me w9r ; on
sts,e,man 4 another country i"'H viii "''"'S'
4 vol Z: Do" -L'ushtor and applaqsel ,.,...,.
Tbr reading o. the rcSo nj Vhch dec RED that tue
Dr1,ocra,ic oar, prOtec ed American tz,us abroad
J AID thr Il puhicans IilH', wa ace 1m"Ihl'a ,y On
uoroar of conf citing hes and cIeers aroused Dy inc
/ mention # Mr.. BianCs rme ,.,- ,
Punk A. Col ms. Bston, the mex speaker occurred
that h. was not AN freshman Du. a Am lcih lpred
,nn.cL lie was born III ircl nd but waS not resp IL
sio Tor it. Rrhas Jag he charges out ihe " Clg,
circular the speak vorlerously Ieulhueu oi 'no
! MOr'Y let H., ~,
/ Gen IA. Thomas I. Bourke, cong esshih hyhc'' VI
! IL Idol. and others 80 spoke o--
! william Loyciand age twent seven o. no. 1;oot
Til r we 10 Xxi NJ the ire orks was slrucS ou
! lie lead by a bomb and severely Injured