Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-19


Cuc4ao. Auo. 1s.-rha scenes nhout
sae looetes lsadine b Ne doun taun
nelela taia torenoo1 wer4 mus umll1a
t1n4e pFSoedlnx ; nalsumaA uauuamasam.
ueleaa1as - he izish NatinnAl Lessee
Are prcee1t n t1a city . tAe uu1hkel q
4oo1l l,aoo and Wien nnt enQaQe3 in
obsAlnine their credentials - admi2
shem % the noer q the oungention hAli
and y obtaining tickeas e admissian
Tor theiF fflends. thsY wsEo actively
eaAtAs4lng IA 1aaall d Ihe fasari1a
lsadeEs for TIE Presiasnoy. Df.
ohelllYs 1EeaslEeE 81 tha L,eaQns. AZ.
riVe4 tbs moruine. and Aaisted D lhs
secrstafy oeg1n - pa1 apon ne ere
denltaia q tne 0eleg4t42 He co1apls1N1
aia labora shertlV attsr a'eiock. Il tine
toi m openiEg q tie c1usaniian e. :
e'eioek, he hear named b the Nalienal
Committee.
Il was afier 3 o'eioek before tha q ~
v1ntion had been as1fmhlad ana eA1iea
amaled q e. least four thaassnd. Trn.
mendoaz cheering greeted 10 nrrirnl
o Mloaael Davis and Ma pnrnmH.
President Patrick Eran. II op.nins
t1e C1HFentiun, sid & Wuald b lnsnlr-
MAI.W
ecunsal 81 q uaAn who abuTa an nrhaFn
uot essn excepting ear Rre4i laadsE
himself. holds 3 warn placa n fhe
haAris of an Irish eriles-honosi nd
fearless Michael naEiif. he noMnFas a.
lated TIE Convention q fhe fnsf fhel
slnce t1a Boston convoutian the fnfa-
NOES s,erluas1 acts had beer ehsii-s.,l
De faid that threa successive nnRnrn
sna1sta haa 49, -. "A -. -. -
within nine moHihs On tha ffiah unee.
lion. Coereion. as av1lsra. - heIiev.
ed, vas dad Enelnud's ina uenea
an1ana the nations wculd ha lnaa nnfil
peace fe4Rned ID fraland. ana share
could Be % psasa With fhs frirh 49,
until u had obtained homs rnla. Tha
great promise toward that and Wam ana
laeRely % the agency Of sA8 Kriah Na.
tional League 81 AmeFioa. which niaen
the b01ton Convention, had fcruarfst
% TIE trustees ef tie parliamentary
fund $4,000. He said tha Oonsnuaian
ahould preserve caution that 40 word a.
aet Ehotld oompromisa tho1s hseonf
he water, that L ahould b. q oaasion
without eownFlice and q dasermina&ian
70 yin back plnndsrsd Fiahasaf al haa-
ards.
Egan's speech evoked great cheering
a ila close.
AZ ne soncluaisn Of Ernn's addraas
be uominaled. en- hehaif q Ne Na-
tio1al Counties, JUDGE FitnnaraIa 81
Cincinnati fer temporary Chairman.
He Waa ehosaa withoui . dinsoufinR
vote.
On taking tie chair Fitzzarald nDake
at great length. his rcnaraa FocoIginQ
fseqaant and euthn iaatis applause. At
the ounoiasion of his address AlexamdaF
calliven, from hia plae8 Il nhoat tha
eenter 81 the Convention. aroas and
offered the following resolutions;
Aesoiee1s That the delegates from uaeh
state and Territory, frou the Dislriat
of CulumaA and Canada be ana ere
hereby instructed 30 report - tho Goa.
vsntlon aa soon - possible q rauro.
sentative On ea.h ef the aallawina oonns
milieoe: Credentials, Resolutions. Can-
stitntion, finanees and Permanenl Or
gaui1ati0n-
Rssoiroa. That Hon. William OBrEsn,
Hon. Geo. Redmond, NJ p, Hen. 1ohn
Deasy, a. p, and She father Of tie
lrlsh Land League Aiohaei Darill, ere
hereby appointed membefa as tho CON-
miilee on resolutions a. repre- enlaflVeR
q Ireland. he purposes 81 he ap-
pointmen3 % our bEolheu from Ireland
afe tWofold nrss, that their ooanasl
may make IA impassihis 80 give expraa
sion 20 3 word that would emb,Ffass tha
Irish Leaders. and second, that tbs
world maY behold the peFlnat uniiy 81
lFlsh and Irish American saniiment.
TIE resolutions ware seconded hY
kathar 0sBrieB, of Toledo, and we're
unanimously adopted.
tssuis Kelly, of Minnesota, moved e.
q aahstitute for iha immediate appoinl-
ment u Committee On CredsnfiaiaGhaa
each delegation decide upon its oun
representation aud that tha ConVsntion
adjourn anti 8 ,. -. TIE presious
question vas ordered sud tha snhsillata
vas adopled unanimoaaly. An tho
delegations uefe instructed b eome lnfo
Ne Convention upon raaaaomhlinR pre-
pared 30 submit the names ct nsmoeEH
of the vaFioa1 oommfitecg ret % - -
lo1ted. The C5uFeuiion Was then D.
alared hdfouFuod until 3. a.