New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Wearing OF the Green which aroused the assemOase 70
q high pitch OF enthusiasm
Nj. Beocber sand in substance;


q high pitch OF enthusiasm
Mr.. Beccber SAID in substances
There ia q good doll more IN this struggle In ireland
than lies on the face OF 1t she - s1n ~ eT,orn "u,
be the Object Of universal attention she stands moro
nearly at the front than other European nations rnS
down Universal intelligence ., is ,dr.,hat drsNhins
Nothing can any longer be done in corner The whole
hun an family are under the influence OF s most en-
ng6tenrd paft The whole Of society is lifted when any
prt OF il Is ronsed All over the world men have heard
God's trumpet The mass OF men at the poLIoi9 are
nations IN Europe are cenc the throes which come
the rising of the under ca,ses Of mrn Apphi4s, i ,
The democratic representative race Is W3tEhR ~ an .o
nations OF Europe. idont halne the Nlhlt'', Olins
sion viii dllve men rad But We know now @ 10 inhne @
States tha' VIII stand ana not inr'y sI"a sun ' ~
that will rad te vtllze and Illuminate tne @ @"orI;
Liberty Is catching: he nat on Europe nave esnuLn
1t aud we are bound to take an lIt're7 III the ' ."
Imperial Great Britain wants TO give Home Rule to
al of Great Britain Her splut has given moro hbcry
ME- 're -, , ch me-. IN the N * ..lp
a stop In advance. But II VIII hc only preparatory 10
lnothe stcp Great Britain is not 10 le exempted
from the change that is to overtake all
nations Monarch and nOcracy cannot exist i0gether
.Appause With Pano ana Gladstone bslicye that
ireland viii att ain an improved condition But it docs
not become lrshmen to tread under loot thnse Wh",
Ike themselves come here make living. Chinahch
are children o God a.o Prom East believe l. to
come civilization hat Will yet make the NATIONS ol
Europe rcmOe. Ireland is not the only asplrant ior
liberty. May the cay come quickly when Great lirt5n
viii disco, that IriShmen her sianchest flclu7
ani when Ir!,hmrn will learn that Engshnen are 'Ac'r
brothers. lApp.ause.l
Mayor Grace spoke for The CITY of Ncw-York." In
the OF hs speech lie referred briefly to the IRAN
cAiso question. "Whlle have steadiasty Advocated
he said, the price OF every franchise should nc
pad into the city treasury, the other alternative
that has lately presented to the Legislature,
II carefully considered Will BE- inst satisfactory. Let
the franchise he gwen either those who Will carry the
people for the low st price the horse railroads. OF
who will pay the largest prices TO tho city for them
The president, in tho abs OF Ex-Governor Wood
ford. who hat promised to respond to THE stat" OF
Ncw-York," said that he had within few
moments asked Mr Whitclaw Reid to speak
I'm his place. Mr.. Reid said that he could
not speak in Governor WooIfords place; no man
could. lAppiause.l But lie knew thar the man who
ought 10 respond to that the Governor OF the
Governor Hi; and that st. Parcks Society hid
fan powers in such no, only of election but of
substitution. He spoke. therefore, for Gov
cruor Ill., and should say nothing
which Governor Hll or any other authorized
representative of the Empire state might not say
the burning home question in New York, that Of
labor aud capital coquerty alluded TO by the orator
OF the evening Nlr new. lie had no fears. II" be-
ievcd in God ana in the American people, ana
Ae had no doubt Uf tie result they
would work out Labour and capital would
learn cooperation instead OF antagonsm, and arbra
ton stead Of strikes Cheers.
As TO the leading foreign question affecting IHe LHpIe
State. lie undertook 10 say for its good citizens Of
all parties they agreed upon two
points: Fir.t assassination WAS no means
of redressIng political wrongs; and down with
dynamite ana all It's apostles. Loud cheers
Next without distinction o! party, this state
largely peOped from Ireland, sympatrzed
with Ireaud and hoped for their redress through
the achievement for Ireland OF much independence
and sclIsovcrunent within the Empire of Great Britain
as the people OF New-York had within the Republic OF
the United states. Loud applause To that end he
believed that Parnci-iappl1uselt leader OF people
lappiuscl aud Gladstone LappiauscI. the great
est figure in craftsmanship the Parliamentary
annals OF the English speaking race could show,
IN the attor half Of this century I1ppduscl
working III concert. He could only wish
them success, and ask all TO unite in
tbs as7iratlon: God bless England nnd grant her
His greatest blessing in enabling her to do justice
to Ireland lAppldusrl
The Army AMI Navy" was the next toast proposed.
General Horace Porter responded to it in his
usual witty style. Judge Noah Davis spoke for " The
Bench ana the Bar; Colonel william l.. Brown re-
Sponled to The Press" and j. Seayer Page was the
champion of " Woman"