The sun., 1885-08-16
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MEEIIN0 OF tue ESKCU7IrE COMMIT
TIE ~ CIiICtSU
An Add~ess shaving want h~s been Achieved
by Paraeii. "Hd Appealing S~r Aia-lhs
GouveutIou Posi- psued UniIi Jnnunry.


aAsar... s.,xx,n, !, .,, .,. b..n Achieved
by P.r.e,i, m.a A prr.,,rr s.r An-lL.
a,o.ve.,,., Pos, pou.d Uniii Jn.unry.
< A., q. ,>,, ......,.,,.
ohloAoo, nuk' i'.-ps"'es ,ep. "s.n.'ns
an IN. Irnion ossepbi.l ,his morning nt Mo.
~ 'a0 " ~, 80 ,, "
Wy ,'o'o. n.H @ w.. ~ ~ S, W '"'
Neb.. President OF tho League. and ut ono time
Trensurcr of the parent organization in Iro-
land: Alexander sullivan. OK. s.presiden, OF the
""u' heAa"u'i su'''"''' VA 'e''' "' w"
League; Thomas Brennan who officiated Ms
Secretary OF tho organization in Ireland: the
NV Dr. " he'''y v, De''o'' iie"Suie, ~ VI 'ne
League for over three years; DR.. Thomas
ponns,',.n,,n I,,'r,., nonnoI,, ~ w,sconsin Ar
renns,Nah'h. cu"se 'onhe"yi 's'os',n ,r. ~.
B. Holmes OF New Jersey. DR.. Fox OF Troy.
Gen. Martin Kerwin OF the New York Tablet,
onI sovnrI o,h.rs MI. o,,i.c, of hrinvipy
wisest methods OF lending aid to Mr.. Parnell
,he National League began Mt 10 o.clocl An
the members were present except Dir. FInherty
OF Boston. Senator Ridiieberger did not ar
.so ms no,.."s as .nns w., ,.,,,,, "v son :,
tee VINO Went 10 meet MN AZ ,he ba'tin"fe ana
un0 h ho eomns @
aoa, i~n vs n miles ,r"m cHears Ts s "g
mse,,nr , ~ MI tbo committee % was 10 dat as,ermine @
nees"s ~ o' 'ao W,,, WIS 10 ue'ran'he .,i ne
When inc heHt Nnt,onai, Conrehi,on VIII y"
hold; 4 me,snge from Mr. Parnel was r"a,i.
n when M ne advised the con,rrehSs 20 mx tie
t,ons Tho following address was adopted oy
the committed:
Annnnss TO ,s,snmsS IN a ,ha h..n
,ender eg ,he neop,,. y" "t frsianI u the Netfrmni
Committed Q, M Irish National L.sxus q .,
nimcs t0r boIJinw he n.xf NmiionnI Convrnt Ton
Of f the Langns % in ihs Untd states. have drcided
t a.,n, nj vi Vs., tr.s ~ 70 sa. az o
n r !slaa arn 1nmt ~ %9na 90 imrossioe 10 e'tss ,hs
country or to- los sem, any of his able assncatrs
pbv nn,.nr 'rn nsxi NmvemhSr fsnne 1hs wisa"m
Of his smrg.stion that thn Convention he pnst.
ns IN nr r tT % ins easns
enrnest nni enerre,ic than ~ tint which nre.
vniIed when % ireas Wns uI hreatened @ with r nn.
othar nriiiriul f,mjno n nd whpn her jsad.ra
1ynra i'm rsnnp, nni bar nr.ss siiencei nnder
a aso.cnIIed Liberal Goverpmemt. N'oi
The party led by Mr. Parneli needs support.
hardly s a tha' h wor Assuresv We need M net
@ 1 SrM SeTvnG %n nr
natronnue nmonr aiiens Who hnvs nsrspcnted
in am VINO nnve songnt 70 degra1e Inetn;
nj fhe bndv in which thcv serve
they have ,aehieved, success unparal.
vnyernment I'm nv ihsir abilitv thair nnitv thar
discpline. their iaitb in tbe iustice Of their
cau.e and bv THAR restess abots they hnva
ooE nnnn m ths 70 an" :" tha r 40
nsonje Thev hava win u,at trhcss az II, ss,zed
Hpon every opportuniIy TO thrust hefore Ihe
srrntinv of ~ 1n1 a Will r. to ',e he
hiddsn. Thsy block nied the legislation OF the
English paIliamen5. They objected to to. n1st;
10 foster ana exneiite Enuiish husiness inter.
ests' in retaliation Tor lhe dni brutal indiffsr.
onc. nbi vi oh wns % Shnwr @ @ ~ lie ;n,."sts ~ M
For thn nrst ,ime IN EnrIish hia,nrv I, uo.
impnssible to extend tho Irnnchise privieS.s
land aHsnim,e nnunit in ibs ertsnsinn Wh;Ia
tHnv In va MOI h.an b6,a a. ~ % cor,ni tha Eowsrn
. msnt TO dis, d,sgrEs the surplus Of the unrs- ;s
estnbjished Chnr"h tbev hara wrunp from he
chumnnes ~ ,h, nioSsa ha1 r"bru H. .ron ,ae
einn l, !, " ] .n, t h roooeLs ~ ne aan,S
and hawa connieI ~. ~ 'rS r, n ~ n u, nrsnho;
the s,oIsn fn,,is. They have not % secured % the U
thsY m hays pr th ns sore eI reanI In
ton which. although ipadsaHate in rs Effects
rs 80 70 nnn, m m ~ tsrns NM M &
az ,1 ,h svs, wic vi mes sn o %, sne em1rmy
hive nn. h..n ,hIn ~ % net hmnntt Grn,S r,1S
tnn's Pnr, .mant fnr Mp'I oond st sx th.x hnIfr
accsl,tsI by ii,sm' nd psndins lis res,oraiion w
En,,In,I ri.v huxa riwnn ,n WI ~, w W @
cin,, tn, . ~ ;,, jn;nI mn rir,rs ,ha ,,.rt,
~ | On ~, M m ~, ,,h,,i III - ~. ~ ~. my
0r;snn Has WIN II ,r", @ nto Iu W ,
th n,rt. , hv r. H. % ,un, ~, 49,, ,nHoons'
m",v ~ ;ha i,,cr m ~ wv w,,r uuafS
into dis,rnc,,mi rs ra,irmnt nav fr,n eT mntIn Tn
An tnv n,r rn ,,',', n, Dno'in Ihi Gs,
Castl. was tn. home Of so-cnlled English lii.
ernlism aud the seat OF tyranny. its unnatural
vice ana imported English brstinlity made it
only worthy OF II 81 tte in ancient SOuom und
Gomoirhh or IN modern London.
TheIr inbois haN. been hercu!ean. Their
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. under tn. most adverse
circumstances are almost miraculous. When
they next appear IN Parliament. their numbors
Will he Increased from 80 to ut least 50. They
will have more or less of the only reliable
English snrrorI-thnt which comes from lear.
from n numb.r of EnSh. III members who will
owe their eiectlnn to the iudicious exercise of
the Dl ance Of power by III" eAiei Irish in
England and Scotland. With that strength
they VIII De ab 10 lhro,t!n English Legislation.
anu iits I" compel 'ho English 70 allow them
to retire from The atmosphere polluted by royal
and nrstorratic h-stinlity. aud to establish II
Ire" iarilhn-nt Tor the government OF free
people in lr-inni.
In IN" accomplishment of this work they
nord one more grca, effort on the part OF their
American anylinr!"s. We appeal to every