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

taunt that the English people had had enough his policy
% and 30 o TINE io Mr. bTis
great rival the deep springs English action and
soy Always
leaders politics But the owns Firth Avenue
and Beacon street haze dnmed the Of sumner and
lips Checrsl does Belgava control the future q Mr.
hi. past -,--,
peal TO the highest moral cons cratous TO Header OF that
doubt ~ o' stepping ''o"e '"" '"' CT" -
phrase famous has sometimes seemed to
great man whose name sheds lasting honor npon, our
IN county whereof one half was pinned 70 the otter Dy
Ireland 10 England he has earne more exceilent v"
be- for the neg nq of his country b." he has
learned the lesson Charles lanes Fox taught nearly hnn
the she win be pound to English interests That pre-
oa staten 1 ann st To- see the sure end Of the work
must no, - down without word more express the
sOna eradication feel in seeing Old comrae here a VI
m for time an mporn psre on fne tan Of ny spSpe
with what skill aud power he dl his work with what read
ness and ample Store ~ Information you nee NOT DE- ~
the anonymous editor al writer Of those Gays Is now Nv p
own Times Those US who knew him then nav seen NJ
sacrifice private AID personal tastes for te stormy
HE Of an irish member Parliament and have followed wi IN
equal interest and admiration MS 4o yer prner, an" an
freshman ought for lis country and he has done It with as
an 55s yp4ty or m Ens6 as W. have or
ing in Chicago ILond and prolonged applause
HE CONtLl III No SIB 4 IL -
Governor Albeit OF New-Jersey. was the next
speaker He spo to the toast Our Sister States
In Introducing him the Chairman said that although
the toast was accompanied with sentiment on the
list the speaker was entirely capable of supplying all
the sentiment necessary. He SAID among other tn nSs
II impossible present phase OF this question 10
this audience 1t only possible io me to ssy 10 os u
from every the great Common wcalths That -trcth
the country the sane cry goes up a. from
ireland cannot have Home Rne because sir
not fitted There time when WAS m posSib, Tor
united delegation 20 speak for Ireland on his gr.i,
question the leadership 81 Psrne NC, army ana
while her people turned out upon th' highway ="
die people able under Home Nnie !" become a.
Of great literary attachments uul
he represents the aspirations 81 The lrSh 'p oI
wipa out hut the more you tread on an Irsh'
the more he hsi,..
Governor Abbcf. rer'lrks received with
great applau-c. ...- regular toast, " Parnell and
his Parliamentary GO r,gue- was responded to by
Judge Richard OiGorm n. whose singuary grace nj
and effective eoqgcucr toIched the hearts OF ali pres
ent.
have learned from English magazines that Irish agita
tors are lesgucd oon@pra0rs Vel. to uisht
Dcpcw. the clti"i
leading lOurnas ,he 81 state near To New
York. These the conspltaors' tcnspiIs,or' ue
rroWs First n twisat: tleu sunlight giling the
vines open have the ideas OF william T.
Gladstone. freshmen have 40 quarter VIZ EhglSa'",n
mauis In-iuen shou.d he separated from tn;Inen
hi, such SEPARATION NoW lei Ehsit'u ,iDose
let ireland hold out the hand "t fellowship an" u.'
that that advanre Will be met III spirit OF broAeIoo
The last speech was made by j. J. ODonohae. and
the meeting broke up amid great enthusiasm at iate
hour.