New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
PARNELL THE VICEROY OF IRELAND.
NOMINATED by THE MUNICIPAL cOUNCIL-TBANK
ING THE LEGisLATURF.

ING THE LEGISLATURE.
The meeting of the Municipal Council of the
Irish National League last evening in Justice kelys
Court room Eighteenth and Fourth-ave one OF
the most representative that has been held III sew
era months More than delegates present.
NJ d. Gallagher presided. Treasurer Roderick J. Ken
nedy that he had received through the dele
gates OF the different branches forwarded to the
Rev Dr. OEeilly the National Treasurer. OF Detroit,
SlI,179 II from last July TO April D. "The pros
pect." he said, "of large coming in
henceforth to sustain Parne in his great struggle
very good" Counsellor JOhn Delahanty OF Branch No.
said that that body had collected since its oreanza
ton 1907. and would hand In another 500 soon
Michael Deaha hanty delegate from the Manhattan Branch
handed IN 81 500 the result OF entertainment at
the lie xngton Opera House. and said that the
branch pledged to send in $1,000 every year
The forwarding OF this money BY the Manhattan
Branch TO the Central Council instead OF to the National
Treasurer completely vndicatcs" said Treasurer Rod
erick j. Kennedy. "the SANDER in The Times that the
League undermining Parnell, and that the Msnha
tan Branch would therefore not send their money
through this source" IApplausc Thomas j. O'Calla
CHAN handed in 75 from Branch 202. being $3.50 con-
tributed by this branch IN four weeks
Vce-PresidentJ j. Delahsnty then offered the following
resolutions:
Resolrrd That rejoice that the eorts Of the National
Lcasu OF Ireland and their patriotic representatives, In Par
their brethren the Ir,h National League
by the Eng the age. while the
responsible head Of the English Government OF measure
which largely satisfies the aspirations OF the lrsh race at
home and abroad
Reolped That while should prefer 10 ireland with
gle legislative chamber whose members Shot be elected
by universal manhood suffrage with u control OF the
stabulaTy the OF trlDulc 10 fnglan
and 10 make her own reycnue laws in her own way
with vCcroyay abolished nevertheless this
the VIII Ch has bee presented having ~ lar
Paa ent the OF the League Of the city o
New.York officers and delegates assembled IN thc
Municipal CouDci hereby pedre TO Mt Pae his followers
ana people thef utmOs sympathy and unwaverlng
70 ireland shall ly be accorded. -
tho Council the ftst
il be under native govern
mcn should be haTes : patncl.
ResOirpd That beg tender 10 The Legislature New
thanks It's resolutions pres ntch Dy
speaker o. sympathy wuh the irsh people
their struggle for the exercise o theii natural fls 10
and choose their governors anu ~
thank the Legislature the influential expression OF th
with Nj GlUistones measure which its resou
tons contain. . -,
Martin /. Biggane-Strke ont Mr.. lusted's name
There would bc no politics In this.
Thomas j. Sullivan-Nonsense. Mr. Hustcd pro
posed the rcsputions politician but an Amer
lean IAppauscl
Patrick McCartney-Ifit it Chinaman We would
applaud him. LanghterL
Arthur j Deaney-Mr Hustled deserves every praise
at our hands
Counsellor Delahanty-Remember that Mr.. Hustled Is
O Republican and the secoDder a Democrat
The resolutions were passed