Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-10
PARNELLps GREAT CAUSE.
Text of the Resolutions Adopted at the
Indianapolis Mass Meeting.

Text of the Resolutions Adopted at the
Indianapolis Mass Meeting.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. AT the
meeting here last night for Ireland and
Parnell the following resolutions were
adopted;
Reso1ged. That We citizens of INDIANAPOLIS.
IN mass meeting assembled, believing that
ireland has plainly proven her capahiiity to
govern herself. and that in the unrestrained
enjoyment of those incentives to industry and
progress and opportunities for development
winch are the right Of all people she has
within herself all the elements Of true great
ness-not that greatness alone which springs
from war or conquest, but that which follows
The pursuit Of the arts Of peace, promotion of
the peoples happiness, and the elevation and
the ennoblng Of the whole human family.
HER NATURAL ABILITIES.
Believing that instead of The crippled de-
pendency she has been unwilllngly made by
unjust and vicious egislation-a stunted dwarf
Of English prejudice and ha tred-she Possesses
all the essentials. brain and the Drawn wealth
OF soil and wealth of soul. that 90 TO build up
proud and prosperous nations, believing that
the world has grown too broad aud grand in
its aims and possibilities to countenance the
senseless and bigOted cry Of "impossible"
which We now hear echoed from kngland's
press IN answer to the demand Of united
people for those rights of which they have
been robbed, and which they are bravely bat
Ting to reclaim: and beholdng these facts.
sympathy and support in this hour so fraught
with hope for her future.
LONG YEARS OF ANXIETY.
We have watched her during the long dark
years and sorrowed At her helpless misery
and now when the dreary night seems bright
eninR into dawn 10 IL not for us to relax our
efforts. We have shown our sohcitude for the
feeble infant in Us years o. nerveess depend
ency and fostcred and encourage its growth
and now that Il has assumed the PROPORTIONS
Of "a grand ana gorOus maturity aud meets
with bold, unilinchng front the power that
has hamporcd II for ages, 10 ia our highest
pride and privilege TO assist, boy every means
in our power, 20 carry out the promises So
| patiently and anNously hopet for
WORTHY or SYMPATHY.
Gt is, therefore. further
Resoieed, that the cause Of Ireland under
! the Leadership OF Charles stewart Parnell ia
ont tied To the hearty sympaty and support az
all friends Of right AND freedom, and, u.ipg
the in@piring words Of the lrisn tribune him
selt. we feel that there - something solemn
and dazzling IN the thought that we belong 10
q generation about 10 witness the finish OF "A
Struggle lasting seven hundred wears, aud
we pledge ourselves 10 render practical Aid in
accomplishing lie final triumph. in whatever
effective way such aid can be honorably rem
dered.
RYAN TO 20 THE NORTHWEST.
CHICAGO, sept. Preparations are on
foot to extend the Organization Of the
Irish National League In every section
OF the country, Michael y. RYAN. N Phil
adelphia, the newly-appOintrd organizer.
Will At once make a tour OF the North.
west, including Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska. lie viii
I commence operations in Chicago.
HENDRICKS CRITICIZED.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-COnsiderable sur.
prise and regret has heen Occasioned here
~ the tone of Wee President llendrioks'
speech at indianapolis last hight siding
with Mr.. Parnell In the latter's issue with
England. IL IL urged by British pollt-
clans that owing TO his position he ought
10 have taken = neutral stand.