The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-20
THE LAND LEAGUERs.
The Second Days Meeting in
Chicago.
,yp CONVENTION ADJOURNED
Harmonious Until the Close,
L uhen DAvItt and Ffnsrty
Had n Spat.
me Irish League Convention.

-. irish League Convention.
c,,,,so August Is.-The delegates
Tendance upon the convention of
=. Trsb National League, were slow in
ting at Music Hall this morning
80, mon the work Of the second
~ The committees appointed yes
sa-ssv remained in session until a late
sorr last night, but in the main con-
800 their Iabors so as to be ready 70
e.-oTt 10 the convention to-day with
- ..rv 6elay. The committee on Gre
Ssnt;sis had no contesting delegates TO
,sss mon; but owing to the large mum
bsr oi delegates present were not able
- complete their report until after
H1;sright The COMMITTEES on rssolu-
IONS 80 had long nights session,
mt worked tremendously, despite-a any
ears 70 the contrary.
L.;--Se1 appeared on the platform at
M 91 md shortly afterwards the dele
..ts. begsn 20 pour in, and quietly
sIs5 the seats on the main Hoor.
Tbe convention was called TO
order al 10 50 g. m. The committee on
permanent organization submitted re-
BORT. recommending that the temper
sry organization be made the perman-
REORGANIZATION. The motion was put
70 the convention by Michael DayItt,
apparently in the expectation OF COM
narrative harmony, and the motion was
carried almost unanimously, the few
dissents being apparently from the Dew
York delegation.
Judge Fitzgerald rose and thanked
the convention for the honor OF the
position. BE said he would Certainly
endeavor 10 give 8 full hearing
to every delegate on any subject
that came before the convention.
'.I know no ring, I know no clique"
said the speaker, land I am here for
United Ireland" He closed with a
caution that delegates should bear only
one sentiment, and that was 20 prepare
% fight the common enemy and en-
gender no feuds among themselves.
"We hate her" sad he, because she
hated rs, and despoiied us; when she
declares pace, then may We, and not
tiu then will we cease hating her."
he closed with the declaration: 1--WE
can have. we viii have no peace until
England ceases her deadly hostility 70
The friends Of freedom and freedom S
SIX"
Hon. John F. Finerty rose in his seat
and his appearance was the signal Tor
tremendous cheering. He said he only
rose 10 read q cablegram addressed to
hin. Il vas as follows:
efr "DUBLIN, August1e.
70 Fi.er.g, Clacsgo Correction, Chicago
The manhood OF the land is viii
YOU, sand trusts the convention
win be resolute. Endorse Ireland
-ghts and resolve 70 be free.
(Sigued)
CHARLEs MAcARTHY TELLING,
Dublin"
Mr.. Davitt rose and said he desired e
say a SoTd in explanation. Mr. Dayit
did ~. question the right OF any one "
Ireland q send dispatch from Ireland
but said Mr.. feeling had no right "a
speak fo- the people OF Ireland. ID
was not q member of the League, anC
I say that Redmond. Deasy and my
self have the right to speak for M
people OF ireland. (Loud arplaase.)
NJ Finerty rose 20 speak aud theT'
we're loud cheers.
Hynes, OF Illinois, made pom
OF order that no motion wa
before he house, and no delegate ba6
right 70 the floor. The Chair decided
the point well taken.
Mr.. FineTty then rose 10 the gu stloI
OF personal privilege and was nnaul
given the floor, amid considerable con
fusion. Delegates from New York ant
Hynes interrupted repeatedly. MI
hynes said Mr.. Finerty should no
speak Of personal questions Cries wer
raised i0r Finerty TO take The platform
i VII be heard anywhere"
he eaairman-"Mr. Finerty Is n
spring chicken; he can be heard any
where N behalf"
M. HInes-''I protest against Nh
FIlerty speaking"
NJ. Finegty-"I will speak"
Inc char admonished Mr.. kinert
A0t 10 make another such remark
NJ. Flnerty, comparative order nav
1s oeen restored, said: Il am sur
prised 10 see the father of the Ian
.sIsners IN this plsce, and question thl
TELEGRAM"
Here another scene of confusio
S1Soed.l In the midst OF the uproal
n. tinerty was heard 20 say, III
Hnst We have believed for twenty year
ana shall hold my view for thu free
com Of Ireland TO the day OF m
LGI4Aln - nON IL -
league Il ne holds 70 that sentimen
1e Is Certainly entitled 70 belong it.
mere another scene of confusion e.
Ss,ued.l ". Finerty declined to say an,
ming ilrther He was cheere
OF the main body of the convention.
DaTltt arose and said, he could nc
dispute the right OF Finerty to desil
me Ireedom OF Ireland, and would IA
90 so. This acted as a auiete7, and II
Uproar subsidized.
The committee on resolutions r
ported through Rev. Mr.. Bells. as TO
oWs; Your committee on resolution
respectfully submit the following 7
eort; We delegates of the Fri
Naronal League Of America. in conve
aon assem- bed, firmly believing in q
principles Of human freedom and IN q
agot u the people TO. iran
ssleir own laws. a right 1Wbil
les az the foundation of the prosperi
-l9 greatness OF this republic, al
when has been advautageously c
ENDED % the colonial possessions
NIeat Britain, do hereby resolve,
frsi-That We express our heart,
"a; ~ most unqualified approval OF q
''nai -government for Ireland;