New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
IRISH DELEGATES RETURNING HOME.
DECLARING THAT FoKsTER's CHARGES ARE LIES
SATISFIED WITH THE CONVENTION.

DECLARING THAT FOksGERs CHARGES ARE LIES
SATISFIED WITH THE CONVENTION.
William O'Brien, William Z. Redmond and
Joha Deasy. the members OF Parliament who came from
Ireland week attend the Irish Nationa. League
Convention at Chicago, sailed for Queenstown yesterday
the Wisconsin, of the Guion Line. Among the friends
and sympathIzers who on hand 10 see them OK
were Sylvester L. Malone. j. Delany, Denis A. spell
iissy. Captain 7. F. Murphy, Brooklyn; J. g. Moony.
Brooklyn john Deahanty, DR.. Edward J.. Malone. state
Delegate from New-YOrk of the Irish National League;
Captain Mccarthy, Staten Island Edward L. Mornssy,
Robert +. Ford. OF The irish World, Thomas Barter
To a TRIBUNE reporter Mr.. OBrien said that he would
rather and reeross the Atlantic than travel rom
NewYO to Chicago and back.
Have you anything TO say to the charges by Arroli
Forster that OF the Irish members yourself In
cluded have been and are members Of revolutionary
orgsnization that seeks by force to overthrow the
Queens authority In Ireland aud establish Irish
publici"
"will you kindly tell the readers Of THE TRIBUNE"
said Mr.. Bren THAT the charges lies. When tEs
enemy falling back Oh such statements IL s an infcs-
tEn we are going to win You . si rs%emsss s as'' ,Gs
young Kan a:c.s Is pi1k "'Iap ,no mad the sns sS,a
Connected with tho Ph9aix Park murders. bat oas
leader him such an answer In the House vi Conn.,
Mr.. Deasy aud Mr.. Redmond expressed Opinions
similar those Of their colleague tue latter marking
land both on this and the other side OF Atlantic
that the enemies or Home Rule seemed 10 Ds playing
their last cards which lies. lies. lies. all ac time
"What do you tlink OF the result OF the conventIol
asked the reporter of Mr.. o'Bren ..,
"Ithink 1t sas grand. | never saw sch enthusiasm.
such of intee such com lete subnisslos
TO discipline and TO unity for ircland's sake.
" How did the convention compare win similar gath
erings IN IrclsndT .
"WeIl," replied the editor OF United Ireland. "dons
to be nvliioua In ireland, of course, the
people the spot and know every inins,
yet than surprised thAt
In this country far removed from the nrrccst scenes
OF the battle such Intimate kn0wledges shown aud such
valuable suggestions made without In any imply
ing ispositlon dictate The snd Its rc
suits all the important from the views ex-
pr ssed by the English papers They would have gladly
denounced 1t II they could and though they would, tney
couldn't IL In my opinion, an extraordinary tF
umph and will cement and consolidate the UNITY Oh
sentiment In this country in our favor which has dooo
much for all along"
Dr. Malone elected this state delegats Of ths
League at the convention by unanimous vote IN place
OF General kcrwin II the recognized head or tho
organization ths State. and To him, IN future. te
newly elected National president OF the League, MI
Fitzgerald, will send all conmu uneaons. lie - broth
er OF Father sylvester Malone. who has done so much
for the Parne Fund In Brooklyn and s ths father 0t
Sylvester L. Malone secretary OF tho Eastern Distr1
Parnell Parliamentary Fund Association OF Brooklyn:
Michael Davitt has sOno to Lincoln. Neb the home Oh
Patrick Essn where he will remain for soue time before
starting on his ecturing tour.