New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

Then Genera Martin T. Mcmahon, Matthew Leavy
James P. Farrell. Algernon :. Sullivan Judge Edward
Browne d. F. sprlllssy, the Rev. Father Doushery.
Dr. William Wallace and others made speeches. after
address 10 all lovers OF liberty IN America
read and approved. These are some OF the senti
nIents contained IN the address:
The noble ana generous response TO the appeal issued
by this body last fall led the committee To believe that
iurtner demands upon the generosity OF American ctl-
zrns would not soon have 10 he made Events iouo"
fast In this age Tt advance guard In the contest for
Home Rule for Ireland has checked defeated.
but its full OF confidence. remain upon the field,
in a bold and commanding position. ready to meet
again the issue OF freedom vs. oppression. The
coming election IN Great Britain and Ireland
will present field OF combat and the
party of aristocrdcy and intolerance controlled by
prejudice passion and rancor. which has from time Inn
memorial opposed every measure o. reform aud true
progress constitutes the forceSwhch are now opposedto
the party OF Freedom
While the champions OF justice are ready for the fray
them with undated courage and force they now
require suDstant pecunary aid to make their success
eItaln. That II Will be given immediately ana gcner-
Ousy 90 not doubt The sincere efforts OF Gladstone,
the greatest statesman that England has seen since
Edmund Burke have demonstrated that England cannot
without serious injury 10 hel true interest ana inevitable
loss OF honor, continue the plan OF 20, eminent imposed
upon Ireland ~ ery condemned by all good men.
The friends OF Ireland Will, we trust, continue to
preserve admirable cal judgment and self control
when mas recently added 30 mueh ulenily 10 tnrii
attitude and enlsted the respect O the civilized world
Irelands Interests require and demand nom her people
unyarylng patience with endurance ana forutnue,
su-taIed 10y the tru aud unaerable reliance that ter
Is I'm hands of allie. faithful and sagacous
advocates In the contest which lIelands Parliamentary
party now to meet they need money Such hcp hs
American clilLrns anu ryMpilhlLers cin' Win "ts
respect for their obligation such, give Ia the good
cau-e OF human freedom. which long ago Washington
his champi0Ded hero, Will, We are assured
ne generously aud freely given.
To the press ~ America. opponents OF American
thought. emphasize with profound graieIuness our
thanks Tor the impartial liberal and manly advocacy OF
IIeland's cause aud Ireands right 10 govern herself
We Oe-peak the IN the future like generous
support with The that Irelands true sons VIII
ever deserve and appreciate 1t.
EUGFNE KELLY, Chairman and Treasurer.
MUFs " O'BRIFy EDWARD BROWNE.
FRANCIS HIsGNs. JAYHs r. O'BEIENE.
RICHARD NJ WATERS MORGAN J. g. BRIES.
A FIiZGkRALD.
JANIS 4. FAEEELL,
Committee Oh Address.
meeting held last evening raise funds FOR the
Parliamentary elections the OF the Con-
stitutiOn Club, VII oughbysL. Brooklyn The Parnel
Parliamentary Association organized By eecting
". H. Murtha president Robert Connolly. secretary
Andrew Walsh. treasurer. The subscriptions were
heated by John Mullins. who gave 81 900. The sum OF
SJ975 was secured IN a short time.