New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

Iced worth Journey from tue capitol to witness Hem
t.a,ian ike this of citizens OF the city OF New
Vnrk You are assembled here tlis evening TO give OK
preston TO YOU ia Tne right Of res
r.ope to govern themselves by laws ena! tea py .nc
coil upon which they live. presents cause ear to ever.
American heart Applause. We as Americans 10 nol
affairs OF Great BIitan; Tut nay say, as had the
honor Of saying upon an occasion similar 70 'his, our
symnathics are and have right 10 dispose
o, ten believe proper lalplause our inonss m ne
is our and nave right 10 place II where We "e
he,f few wears sro during The late Civil the Govern.
ment of Great Britain saw fit to recognize ine vo
know" Laughter and louu applansel, 10 uay wy We
nns the faithful Parnell and his hand ,e
appl.usel as beiligIants iu peaceful sriIe "i ,n
ta5shmen' OF great principles ana we 90 r,
pahes to then applause Me or s1 admiration Of the
genius OF the ability, OF the pairo ISM "l An
greatest ,ha gres o "noI this OCCASION am
csueraily glad 10 witness this luinelse
se" hlsd upon tits platform and to witness tins large
assembly OF order-loving people ah por.t espeoal
i.v or two since in me London Daa I,legraph hlsses
Wien says The Chicago riot has shown us anew anew
what OF mep the supporters OF these irisn o
b.yond the Atlantic are -. ia. 10.
This demonstration to night presided over as IL j. or
Temporary chairman by th- Mayor OF thIs eiea. cS
surrounded by the bankers and the merchants ana ne
edtos ant all your prominent eaes nd aa m WV worn TO
the Editor OF ihe London Daag 1ei,graDn "n nma Say
sia Of the Atlantic" Lou, ard prolonged applause
II there ever that apieais l" the pes.
ment Q" tue a eter that cause viii surely r
nmph Il, may be this year. II may mol ne mex, ni seI S
lever, vii Obtain the riupmh of Irish i"eity WIND
lhe walls OF Parliament .pTlan.e Gamo @ audience ,n
There are Distinguished orators here WHO are lar %
capable of adressns yoI sS,nS 'an yo for yoa atcn
ion the Lonor of extending 10 me 'niS in'o"
Applause - .,o .o.o
ndee Edward Browne then arose to propose the re'o-
,utous ave want" he said. 30 see ireland free sho
OUGHT o he free size has fought to and now we shal
ALI see soon the triumph OF legislative Ddcpor dence'
lAppause.l
Tue following are TIE resolutions:
relsnG h So s is% Parnsp 1ST D the
fn@aHo great Premier the Right Hon. William T. Glad
etns this grand the fruit o. he p9tri It,
9 the IRISH 2e.pe OF Ire
.nds repre- ,eniatvos N EDgluds Parliament GUIDED by
the genius OF narles Parnel there ore he
oembei ,enSer 10 Mr. Gladstone orr unqnaided cogncn
dsiion OF tins the crcwnng eaort o MS 11at e az Van am IN
record our 1dmi,aeGn n Ul s Of mans liberties
orosng restoration OF th,lr nal ena lc rights AMI extend
70 them ana ntative, in larlamgnt or ssy
su IN lawful efforts for the ooanMe" oi iuos'
Ieord That we congraulate the English people npon
their OF the prncpe ana on tue nea ol % n S
be the ginning OF era o. prosperity and happiness 10
M sG That principle eannclate By Mt Ghdstone h y
,, The measure Home Rle en ireland coAVe's uv
snce o. the adv mind beyond or.e II sounon o
he problem of govetnm ny ms e1dY'e :, aai, auh I'm
cusIty themscl ;es for It's xercIse
when the resolutions carried amid applause Rosa
rose in the body OF the hall and sAou;ed AT the TOP OF MS
voice: 81 have a rcsol--ion to propose" This an-
ooupce,nen by the dynamite chief was met with hSses
md MI Kelly asked that policeman be sent FOR to put
him out Meantime Rossa made what lie wanted to say
understood by waving paper and shouting;
We lave no right to give thanks TO Gladstone. The
Irisn political len-ioners-
Governor Hi Will remind the gentlemen that before
fhf
irctiouS nobody sirr-d. II IS not the lh.ehton
TO prevent any man speaking. But the grhtlein,h
now oat of order and hope ne "!ll SIT down. lAp-
plhu"l
Senator John sherman received with great ;heer-
ING and waving of halls. These some Of the points
that he made:
ladies AND GENTLEMEN: come before you tonight
thc willing captive OF an Irshnau ana surrounded ny
friends / was asAel at an Ono dinner 10y AN iriShmn
g. cn,ne aad Az something for Ireland and had &!
yield. ltuehicrl ah mere 10 eN I,s, ny III iII'I
Sympathy with the cause OF Home Rule ioI Ireland
lApllause have tie honor OF l,ins personally a., &C.
quanted viii botn Gladstone ana irnrli moa , pr H.
Gladstone when MS sentiments were 10, ~, ~ NJ y ~
arcoid with yours as hey ae now. also hct NJ I'I-
friend General James k OHrirne upon ti.it "gea ,
laugi.erl. I was imp "Nseh VITA ms sincerity anu anu
ability and believe his name Will stand IN irish history
as does name o. Washington IN American hdoiy'
prolonged appansc Why should Home HnIe bc G.
,uder re san 10 govern themselves. lApplaue. our
Revolutionary fathers estnhIsnci tnat as the sureme
the plan propose ior rea"d's free !oni. bat on the
whole tnir tine bill viii Tor the people of Ire
land fha, freedom winch has been denied en- under
fcnr crmtries of oppression ana wons by C EnglSh
peoplc lApplausel. And while lrIsiuril should aIoio
make laws Tor ireland don't why they SnonId g
denied right of taking part in Legislation for te i,
ish Empire well AWlause so that thnE nslam'' n;
should represented in Londen as well As III Dupi % M
lApususe MY heat goes ont IN ts conqueS, qn aH @ a.,
syinpnthes in favor of Home Euie Tor leI'h zap
Ylau,el
Governor Albeit. OF New-Jersey in the course OF an
eloquent speech said:
OF ireland with scafold dripping with the blood "I
her and the alls hliei with some o. the est
depenGence [Appau,el II is no wonder men lave
been dri desperation in that land for they have
been denied the risht govern themselves l!e
demand of ireland invokes the public sentiment OF the
in e behalf tie ryeIS s onsp"R GI Gr pS c %
cf 5OO0O00o of freewen says iht legislative lnaeiei.
harlcss land. lApplausel.
Judge Richard O'Gorman said IN part:
Home Rule IS the Application OF state rights TO Ireland
ThrIe need fear for thr Protestant minority under
Irsn Parliament The brightest spirits Ia. strus
Tor IRISH liberty have been Pr,trstAnts ana the great
leader of to- day Charles stew art Parne Is himself Hls
cipIr OF that cTesd Appanse Fighting Tor te love OF
God is to-day dead letter; working Tor loVo ~ coun
is the common impulte watch moves Tie pao's o ever!
land lAIpiausr.J
Congressman Grosvenor of Ohio received a warm re-
cep;iou aud SAID IN part:
havc not forgotten that tie English sDeered NJ us in
our war for the Union and suppression OF sl'very
remember that although there's not drop OF iliSh
pIsnse have not forgotten that the Ludlow bullet
aud the NJ ncuesrr blanket were III the hands "i Tue
enemy WHO Was ,hting against the Union lApPlsu,e
nor have forgotten, either fellow czens, that in those
dark days the Republic was III dancer TIE nraNe
Ius, soldiers marched beneath inc nag OF the Tn on.
fcnting FOR that liberty by virtue OF which We are llre
citIzcBs Prolonged applause am Ia iavor O I'o'
Rur | An with ireland because know She Is in tie
right: | think should be with ireland even thoush /
knew she in the wrong Laughter ana applause
Grnegal stewart L. oJi!ord and GenercBenjanin f.
Bu,terworth. OF Ohio also spoke iavoiHg Home Rule
General James Il. O Berne then moved amid applause
that Joseph ODOnohue who will sail for Europe to-
day empowered to deliver TO Gladstone and Parnel
in person. copies OF the resolutions which were
passed Secretary Greener read the following oaDegra
which was sent when the meeting endod:
10 Messrs GLADSTONE aud PARNELL:
Czens OF New York in ina meeting assembled greet
the Premier Of England aud wish him godspeed in his
node ct Dt To do justice 10 Ireland The Intelligence
and patriOtim OF GIa stone and Parnel Will solve the
pro IN hich been long yeXatous question De-
tween the people OF Eli = and and Ireland.
DAVID Il. HILL. Governor oi the ate OF New otK'
LEON ABBLrT. Governor of the state OF New-Jersey.
WILLIAM X. GRACE. Mayor OF New-IOrk CITY. .