New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

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MrRRRgf on HARMoNT.
At Judge Kelly's court roCN, Eighteenth-se.
and Foufthavo., last evening there wa nesting of
the dsesAtss 10 the Municipal Council Of the Iriah
Nstionai League and NOS &C s important election
last month vss there 20 largo GATHERING Nearly i've
hundred persons were present. The ocossion OF the
meeting for the purpose Of taking dscisvs action
concerning the reception to b given 10 the oeie-
GATES who coming rom ireland attend the Chicago
Convention The Hoffman HOUSE COMMITTEES has re-
fussd 20 have anything 10 do With II John Deiany
presided aDa thsss are sGns o. s S,1sss Viii.
lam Connolly, 9ensrai Michael Ksr yin; Hugh Hlps ~
Captain tP' p Daley. James TIiirsiss, Jehn Obey,
Martin L Bigrane, fhomas J. OcasEhan. Pasrloe Mc,
carsy. James a oGor%.n sS.irnsD Of the
PROPOSED the following resolutions;
WAsreas Tho Municipal Council Of NewYork - an nteg
raj portiOn the League A@eri:A in t6s
sc6s &. & & sehs
SSn SstShD IT, snS Ssd he isaoS sp
the eslosss: apOSt to ays a from ~, ir,.5a tso q Ss
great mctTopontan city and r.o.,.
.ns a Tes .on 3s. ss an
interfere with the gh, Of the eIscuye 70 aeS sa,s%b snS
ssiss.iss IN csSo ana %SsttS ,ss Of
Ssr ne Lsagas AsIca has sesn ht % nss
ca%ssd great co@peed me vitndrSEM Of & our
Would otSsrEise Se pIessing duty. Be 80. ,D,u,,
keeOlpd, That this committed, recognizing tac
may be inflicted the national cause oy SEEMING y;
ousson among and 10 prevent further o
uneeemy strife ths council for the present 70
noe local pride and rights for the sake Of the cause We
snS A or oH s Saa S .O1 a.
and respect fully ask that they be accepted
This resolution came ~ Q welcome surprise 70 fat
rick Egans backors and they said nothinG eome noo
for and against the passage OF these
Arthur Keneay. John Wslsb, william Connolly fAttiok
Mcartney Patrick LugAn, Mr. Dooty and otf 1rs meoe
apeeches Some sharp personalities and hot Worus
were usod, which Patrick ERan was severely hhnaed
for having said, Insulted the Municipal Coun
ot: Mr. Dooty and John Walsh the most severe
upon the National president They were cheereo W
their ow n aide and hssed By the other.
Only snakes hiss, said Mr. Dooty severely eno IN
his oudest toues He called 70 order oJ MAJOR
OShauEhuessy and then Mr.. Keuealy asked sneennkU
n the Major we're delegate. .. ..o-.
His 10 the book a. an AlternAso n""
Branch No. ." aaid the chairman. ~.
Mr. O'GormAn cited several instances t0prove MT:
ERans Inconsistency in refua.nR 70 recognize tue mun
oipaI Council Committee. Tho resolution was pAssoa
by q laiRe majority, and then Patrick hcCartney oi
the Fifth Ward branch, wanted Patrick Exam W 20
thanked for having made arranRemens 70 rece'o 'no
delegates, but the motion was voted down -,
Treasurer Kennedy announced that the tos , nmo. h
received and Forwarded The Rev. Dr. O he1y, onn
Nation nj treasurer from July TO- 1885, TO June
was SIT 800 81 On the calling vi tue roll OF
the majority of the delegates present announces
they had elected delegates to the National Convention
AZ Chicago and in nearly every case was stated thAt
the men deputed would pay their own expenses u
saving several collars 10 the League unoh TOT
the battle In Ireland The delegste tton
the WashngtoB HeEhs Branch mad turned 10 10 ano
the Manhattan Branch delegate sat down dlssatsnoo
tnat his 81 800 ad been apporoned equally Tor League
dues and Parliamentary fund.