New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

The J. J Rordan. Peter Mc9uado,
M ySslSs " cfo%n. j. hyacS ''''A
JUDCE BROWNIES address OF WELCOME.
When the eating was over Judge Browne
asked the audience 10 drink the health OF
Jn-tu Mccarthy. the guest of the evening.
with this quotation from Thomas Moore:
Here's The Poet sings heres the Warrior who fight
Charge ar nks + hip hip hurra hurra
TIE toast was drunk with enthusiasm. Then Judge
Browne read the letter OF regret from Eugene Nelly
anu aftcrward sad
It va, Of deep regret in Iced that recevea
that e.t'r When rcn. ct tn't came from gsntcmr1
citizen ms or at country and ID whose l'
cluzcn must conclude mat there is 9d reason
orry hce extend toyou IN behalf Of m, com.
papy IN way sine more b aSs To- Mr. carihT as M
one-tonobv due you Applause We ca NOT AZ
IN, cola inter- months IN thc hot sumner months
interest the development col the tnBd that he himself has
ben are IN To r 70 teF S from
the # English rul APpl4nsc 10 Ni 10 arlhy
hoiO To who has done homo 70 oar name an nation ID
is helped TO advanced the of ireland III 'er onward
narci to our know Ledge Of You enables us To- IN
our papers has shown u; step by step the Prog
accomplished by Irish leader there can be no doubt
messed PERSONALLY If Ten hG ion Of cS1mSns "a
~ IN. IrtuT' 5y VI nndeT the leadership Of Parnei
ransrT II was an awenspring sight When one remeri-
enp Of Eng sne making Cor three hundred mil
bgA9 y S n ions We're ntd to keep check
the bduDg Of arne wa struck WIN aston sngn t , ,U,
have Gladstone applause aud more ths9 nan oil me rgs
aprause and win this CONTINUATION o moral force we are
gentlemen give you the health OI our guest justin Mo
Mr.. McCARTHY5 RESPONSE.
Mr. Mccarthy rising TO respond was received
let,.c ,fat va. rpatO q
Ga~rrr,irN FE.xxDs ALL: am very you Will be-
heve thar The utmost sincerity when say that
xaI- mis- friendly and hostile really feel somewhat
earl,c, In rising 10 address this entirely friendly ne,tng
10 nigi warmth and the kindness OF youl reception
of you rshmen some 81 You AA'iiSors COS Sua
judge Browne your chairman has tns sPen
and public grounds personal grounds Tor MS sake ana
ST. more rather sells for my own sake Applause
For his sake IL health keeps him away and for my
own sake because LANE S and ns''I had finally
hoped that tonight should have the pleasure Of baking
SIT alter all worthy gentleman who MS the place Of
SAID complimentary things OF me than really deserve
OeIg tG great political questions when
which nteTes. You shall perhaps have occasion 20 say S gT
hope many Of the gentlemen " no are no" gi pe e
nearly certain taoy WI go ,,8 S"sy n. "a
events Applause There be some among you who ito
not enTey %siS S and ireland Some may regard me
with favor as writer OF book tan a. az eA9nn s
regard this occasion welcome given oy you 70 me
ever Recariing myself 1 may assume this much; at
least that The question OF Home hoe doI Of fbnse
bound up with the great ca9se o. gy1Ssn
he said the Irish people this struggle 40 not entertain
any feelings OF haS OF s9 a Would lot nave oine tie
agitation had been selfish and merely Tor the sake OF ire
vanceaent Of freedom enlgtcncd IDEAS among other
lave and over again in England as well as in
I Ts on iH pn use Eanv years ago heard Mt Bright
e eSSSG in iayof of t'r French
He wound up great speech by saying that the adoption Of
that treaty would be policy OF justice TO hngland ana o.
ery e fs1is @ n sI5 Gy a- Win aRd P 5y
10 Ireland AM Of mercy 20 kngand Loud ana pI0ongeu
policy whc6 shall bury forever The raneor Of centuries ha
which VIII change things 50 a that Ireland instead Of beng
The enemy al ihe gate shall be the friend AZ ne go
% the enemy from without Renswea applause
az last ar within reach
s indeed to receive from an audience in tns elty
t % tb 80 oey winch an m people hive carried out in
siragg ing 10 give Ireland hen rights Loud aPpause
Applause LOug and forever nay these iag wave sac
tineaiss between IRISH and Americans Are the
eeasgs which eeoe f'q InId oe. Of Boi Both The
voices that speak IRISH certainly but the root The walls
clam the indisIing Unstable uniiy Vi nationality
Should be ungrateu indeed gentlemen, did not express
my VAIN edgnenls for tnis seens wI you
words o. warmth which you have stoten 70 y S
TO my people aud my cause Applause sha zen my
when 20 back that the best supporters we
have this sids are Ameri ms and lrsh Americans who
IN the Justice Of Lind and Of he dc
termined yet peaceaD strictly paeeable character OF The
which Ireands representatives making for the
reessbshmcnt Of her Parliament College Green. Pro
longed APPLAUSE - -
Tho to.st was 1.-The United staies." and the
motto vas from Longfeiows Launching of the snip:
Out hearts our hopes our prayers. our tears.
oar A A VII s Ma iieonaSe g ali p~ with thee
l.. responded
In par follows;
Matthew Arnold has recently informed the British publ.
H., &C st..Dalhy IN the United states ,ol
Hoo,e Rule confined In the MAN 10 sho tone
eiss.es mis- Is not tims that learned
travelling In the United states and meeting us ct.
10 comprehend fact that We have no classes I'd .s ~
lie Ibe OplOusns OF Home Rule here are mvislue "
naked eye Laughter and applause How can any s
Intelligent American 70 "Pyo'
Gone ireland our own struggle was 70 es'ao.1
Home Rule In America The nted states 10 the very -
OF nome Hnle ireland Is only seeking the Same gn
would Do no to-day Home huie Ia" ho' '
Our guest long ago discovered tna' DOH