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


.ron tendencies aud purposes He has helped as
20 SnDw s people as they were and He with all
been among Americans have felt the puIsaons Of the
S$ Of AiSs Cat face states to 5asi
sympathy with Sc c,.s Hons Rule for Ireland sS% ARns
~ apathy That has stood te OF stronger
Applause "0'' "'p''' '0'1' TIA" over 0o'0r0
The next toast was Ireland and the following
lines by OReilly were selected for the motto
God scatters her like scei the lea.
% Tiny root where they fall be It mountain or furrow
In their growth Will rejoice in blissful tomorrow
Address OF Mr.. DEPEw
When Channcey NJ Depew arose to respond he re-
ceived genuine Irish greeting. which he met with
equally genuine New Amsterdam smile When he
was permitted to speak he sail
country about $50 years Many them aiterwar
prrsenge Of every nationality Amerc 6ooi Re
Years and len three Sso Laughter aud a
in the CELERY 9us the T s ans
in bs sb WI be no . stanT S gallery
member from County Cork Great laughter and app sse
anos me unusual pleasure TO begin the festive exercises
tonight his versatility his capacity
sic peen Iy an er an tLauehter lie has impressed
himself upoa The Am people literary by pos
sessns that facility which alone secures from
be reciting history and his histories are
o he has touched ' that ehof Witch rPoSo to
vaei anghi,r an anpaasclut because he represents
principle with which every American agrees with him
tons Tory member Of Parliament sail to ne Docs any
Irsl l'Y"o "'' said Pc him up'" There are ne
cross roads in the United States Where the quds
ton not watched with the eagerness with which we
roads hamlet village in America where the IRISH qnes
talked about day by dy and the ONLY difference he
twoen an ordinary Presidential ele' Ton WIN use anu lag
election is fhat our yGes ana cr y, are M G Vf
you hot orned" said to him 1t because W. are
is not" The principle Of Home Rule starts from the
5e waTd gsihens reaches the comfy sGpervisor stops al
the state Legislature and delegates imperial poeT only 70
liberty Home Rule the locality where 1t be-,
that general Government controls Applause
origin or lis Communicating With other races there the
bottom siyage spirit brutal spirit by which Te SEEK 70
The right Under the impetus Of that spirit the English
speaking toden upon rights amt liberties and Sc
cured pTvieses until they virtually c.rcie ana r"nrc 'o
the the in which for century we amplel
i6Gay trampe upon tie rights o. the iniian Appaasc
But thank God in principle Of hui
nature the enlgh which belongs to tho race Of
Sa church within an without er has srown up in our race
aoon'cieuce to which an ap.a can Dr. snccrs,ti anr
Home Rnc in Ireland The mddecas. Englishuan what
may be eprcjudces raised against HIM N Ireland ami
thus country, ahard beaded bur conscientious moral and
Gated caization OF what is right and what is
T hpnisrs ana lie nc had % followed Gladstone Tor
oad SeeTin not to ne the right followed Gad.enr
Gladstone and those who behind MN
have iucaed him. within two years rom tonigat 10 VIZ
around aud say TO the Tory Government to mon LID
nent Justice to Ireland or you cannot stay III power
Vow thought / you'd talk to these people:
asks questions-anG n YenkeeIilat Is an ifiss
Yansee aid to- Tory some n9ie ny 10 you CPs9i
there is in Ireni ana the Protestant minority would lie
rushed AMI driven rom The face Of the earth sad to
he Union Liberal why 10 yon opPose Iionr E1le ,t lie
Empre-the same question you had to cont ni Win n
you hep Ireland ~ .SiS Per- nrs WON'T worE
nor cap ~, , DS u oye ia, mi Who is
simply the mummied rpr'entye OF ms ancestors OF the
a S@Tf1e ae SeHsHg T reSn arc KIN s n the
them, Well ccntcmcn ali these quc-tion' answered
S,fe a f,n nc hr most bram tho most sga
contributions to the forces Of human liberty III world
IN Ireland answers The gu 'Sa Of irish P 4oit
one hund and twenty years ago from that Prot
a stock Tn n I ronn i have r.a to places Of
power in cory branch Of industry and every work Of ana
pluck only complaint have against them IS they
f have 100 some SSs myself and am Home
oee@e want Mt Know What are the and
what are the rights This we have meyeT KI"h almost
unanimous expression by Charles stewart Parhe- t"rea'
Mr. Depew closed his speech with warm tribute to
Mr. Gladstone and to Ireland, and sat down amid ire
mendons applause.
DR. HEPWORTH SPEAKS FOR THE PRESS.
H. Hepworth responded lie said:
need tell that he press is everlastngy sht on
this question o. Ireland More han that the Anton pres
Judgment from the English press lust chess player a. an
] aHd can readily rre the inevitable result
S'aceni aaar and one in which we are al interested
and surrounding which we are daring enough
favor Great applause The House OF Commons 1,
Others steel meet w,tc the rombaans and to crcss
fleut al fame IN
MS ample bosom the England between seventy
bless Elm He crowned with glory today and me F., time 1
when freshmen Will look into his lace anu cal INN
The great Iiberator. Applause
DR.. Hepworth spoke also Of the characteristics OF
Parnel. who by silence hac accomplished wonders.
He concluded by saving that he believe firmly that
Ireland to-day evicted ana on the highway. WItb a
cold drcary and prolonged winter before her. was
nearer to Home Rule and local government than ever
before. Applause
MR.. poRsHEIMER TAKES Mr. GRACF's PLACE
In the absence Of Mayor Grace. William DorsheImer
resnonded TO the toast The State and City OF New
York" He said among other things
The Of 4GTt FS . Pr 1gqp eom S
when established Rule its borders Home
Rule nas always been the right Of ORR hYe b cS
men great privileges OF religious and personal liberty
5y stM Upon ne Dutch Soil Which buchmea won
against the nvaslons OF the spanars Applause As far
New York Is coneerneiu ana Iaee,, me ~oT ~ W.
demands and that any reference whatever 10 whether
i regret myself that ] have Ifish blood IN
my veins laughter being q simple, unaduiersied
Dutchnan Renewed laughter What Is not Dutch IN ne
Il Yorkshire believe lOrkshlreman - about a. Tar
away from an Irishman EDgshmap can De- Laughter
and applause 1t a, been matter OF surprise u ne tai
Fnpish accepted that sow nt Tor pocal
and social difficulties which been tried this con
uen with complete and upon 50 great scale
ENGLAND cannot better than follow our example ana she
her supreme safety ana her greatest distinction u
doing
MR.. Reds SPEECH.
Gladstone England's greatest leader Was re
sponded to by Whitelaw Reid. Alter some chatting
references to the shown by severa Of his
friends among the previous speakers to include the
subject OF this toast among their OWL remarks, Mr.
Reid said
Am pleased that since this toast was sent 70 me by
vor coinittee been proof read A. u anne 10 NE u
describes MI adstOne Englands atest Liberal leader
thought YOU might well that and IL delights me