Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-04
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The Irish Delegates Reception-No
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DUBLIN, Sept 4, 4 a. m.-lNcw York
Herald Cable-Specal to the BEE. -Messrs.
O'Brien and Redmond returned tonight and
received an ovation. They were met by a
large number of bands and by crowds carry
ing torches. Speeches were delivered
from the windows of the Imperial hotel.
O'Brien said they had found that the heart of
the assembly at Chicago pulsated precisely
like their own, and that there was
NONE MORE DEVOTED TO rARSELL,
or more determined to sustain and do moth
ing that could discourage or enbarrass hi m
in the giant task he had undertaken and had
already half accomplished more than Ire
lands sympathzers in Chicago.
If England only had Ireland,
as she once had her-alone to
herself with nobody looking on
there were men at the head of affairs to-day
--mannikin Cromwells and Castlereaghs-
lGroansl, Though Churchill was very di-
minutve sort of Cromwell, indeed), men
who would settle the Irish difficulty as Crom-
well once settled it, They would send over
their Sir kedvers Buffers, would flood the
country with their valiant runaways from
the Soudan, and, if they had their way, would
leave
AN ISLAND OF CORPSES
and desolation. Thank God that to-day that
kind of thing was gone by. They were deal
ing now, not with this small island, but with
the gigantic Ireland across the At
lantic, an ireland where British
coercion act never runs, and where
British redcoat never puts his
foot except to run. The Irish-Americans
were very extreme men. He hoped those in
Ir,I s,,pt in, N n
and resisting English rule in Ireland.
THE CHEERS AT CHICAGO.
The proceedings and resolutions at the
Chicago convention were the best proof that
could be given of the righteousness of the
story that 1rish-Americans were setting them
selves up to be Parnelr smasters, or dictators
of his policy. They were the first to declare
that Parnell and the men at home were
those who must judge of the
lines upon which the campaign was to
be worked. They ought to have heard the
cheers with which they at Chicago received
Giadstone's name, and seen the way in which
Castlereagh the new lord lieutenant, was
Kissed. This was the, whole of the Irish
question in nutshell. Once satisfy
the aspirations of the Irish heart and
the Irish nation would be led by a
sILKEN TuREA,, OF sYMPAFHY,.as,....s
Bit on the other hand, try to drive them by
coercion-well, all ne would say was, that the
cat of nine tails was ryet twisted that
had driven them, or ever would drive them
This was the message that they had brought
home to the people of Ireland: Go on as
they had been going on, give good account
of the Churchills, the Beaches, the, Buffers,
and the rest of the bull family, who came
over there to govern them against their will
$50 on and promise you," said the speaker
in conclusion, ION the part of those civilians
in America that they never will spare theil
treasure-aye-or if chance offers, they
NEVER WILL SPARE THEIR BLOOD.
Coon until the great fights ended in the in
dependence of cur land. We have troublous
times before us. You have had bad times
which have tried your mettle. Well. we vii
sing through the cyclone of trouble, and il
singing will not do we will fight through it,
Mr.. Redmond also spoke, and an immense
assemblage paradedth streets, escorting the
delegates home, -