Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18
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Cluca0os Ana. tl.--rhe Irish National
Leagna Coami.tae hala q sessfnn -.
ntRht ard decided 3 name JudQa 1arnnn
fiiEEefaid, e Cincinnaii. = tampnrarv
chairman. Jadze FilE1orai3 i raraeSot
- conservative, and i IA sxneoisa that
this nemtaatinn via meet with the a..
pFoval of all Ne elemenf8 n tha Gen
Vcnficn. OginR . She delay az Treaz-
ureE y Reilly ID arriving and the conaa-
quenl DELAY Ia preparing tha aro1entials
~ delegates, The Conventian wili noe ha
called - order until ! o'oloek ton,egfow
afternoon.
The Massachusetts, dslsrasioa hssa a
e1ucn1 khis eEeninN. and no nanaea "a
5ohn hayia URelily and r. A. Collina
we're aaagez1ed for the RreEidanoF, bn3
4 uas STATED that neither of tho eantla-
men uoaid oocupY The position. WITH
oat taking any faFtaeg action, IA was d.
c.ded . await tae arrival of kha New
York deiegatioH. he Opposition,
theFef0re. have net e. YEA decided upen
anyone % a1ppoft fer Presidens.
ARRIVAL ~ rnn sEw xpRx naz.n0Axrnm.
The train beaFiaa ths Erlsh Parlia.
mentaEy aelsgates from New York uas
met at Michigan CITY as $50 a'slaek
this eveniaa hy a Michigan Central
special train containing 4 ealogntiam 81
about afty from Chioaao. John Finartg,
the Chairman Of this commi1tea. VS.
accompanied. among others. by 1no. Al.
Dunphy. Wa. fa@eFty, NJ. n. BRADY. y.
0cduEA, Father Dorsey. katboF Wal.
dFon aad jain Enins. Niehanl Davltt
vas also enc Of thosa Who vent b raest
The delegates. TIE Representatives OF
she LFiah Parliamentary party % tha
Ohiaae0 League convention, Iohn E.
Redmond, Wm- =. OBrien and John
Deaay, kWere accompanied frum New
York by a small party 4 we'll known
land leagueEs, among WHOM we're PAT
Elck Ford, ol The frfaA Wsrid. Rev. De.
g. W. Pepper and Dr.. Thomas OfRollly.
Ar. kinetty welcomed lha vialloEa
6Fieny, and O'Brisn responded wnrmly
nearly e follows;
"ME. Finerty: ! am indeed vsry
preud % make your acQuaintano1 and
an mosl happy - approach CAhoaao In
aaoh company. We ara only hamhla
representatives of oar common cause,
bat in TIE name af that uanae and i1l
noble leader we aeoepi your kind val
come most graloiuily. Il ia with greaa
sasisiaction that wa reosiqa gour aaHnr-
anses thai the Interest ~ have lona
known the citizens ~ your great olt7
and the people of the West felt IN tie
aAaira Of Ireland has Suffered no dima-
uution. We, TOO, are oonaaenf thmt. a.
You say, the small differences which ax
ist aa % the policy to Be- pursued DO net
endanRor The principle. which Il the
emancipation of Ireland. We approach
Chicago fnll Of hops and 70 lha belief
thal our visit vii result In manner
that viii strengthen tbo hands of cur
leader and b Of iasting gsod % Ire
land. Again We ihaak yoa Tor year
Welcom.n
AZ the olose Of O'Brisn's rssponss shs
paflianentaFy party vas oondnoted
through the cars occupied b those ok
The receiving delegation who could noa
hear the addresses owing 10 lack of
room. Eleh delegate uaa presented
ana greeted With prolonged ehseFA
After he reesption given the dala-
gates, as The train pulled ont Of Miohl-
gan City. O'Brien gave a. Associated
Press reporter an interesting recital of
hia views regarding thn lrish prohlem.
=" 1he failnra of the home rule hIll Ne
said, has tempegafily deferred she
hopes Of She iriah tenantrY. Whon she
poIiey Of SALISBURY shall have oompsllsd
him % ask Parliament for a oooraian
measure then, she tag OF war will have
oome." Obfion said. la explanation
Of bis expression : tho tne 81 war,H
thai no 80 the present time
the Land League had mads no
oFRanized effort % reduce rents. rather
encouraging the payment Of them with
ont mufmar. 10 order not tc ob1lrnot
the progress of 0ladatone'a home rnis
scheme. Nov thai The home rulo
scheme had failed, the National League
could no longer, 4 ii desired, induce o.
foree people % pay renia which had al
ready brought them 10 the verge e
bankruptcy. O'hrien could not predict
exactly what the result would be, but IL
is certain, that II the Lsnque Wonld ha
driven % atiemps b. perfeotly ieEal
methods 70 secure for Irish tenanta he
relief which English landlords are Vo-
luntarily yielding 70 their English ten
Ants, when theaa methods made 4 noc-
essaFy for Salisbury 20 apply b PaFlis-
menl for cooreiFo measures. 0ladatoue,a
opportunity wo8id eone and ha would
get support whioh bad pfsyiouaiy oasn
dsnisd him.
Mr. Rsdmand said n the ooarss q z
conversation witt IN Ag4o akatod Press
reporter that tho ramaindeg 0f Glad
stones career was oonsaora te1 % tna
securing of homo Fnle for tfeisnd, sd
that when she opportunity esa,ss oia1-
stone, II living, would tondac4 4 hooaua
oampaign IN the inaarert Of saif-Hgwerma
meni for ireland. fsiihN aH she FIaoE
which oharaotarizs4 hia feasn1~Ss=sst
effort II that direct i6n.