New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
IRIsHMEN ARDENT FOR HOME RULE.
EARNEST MEETINGS AND GOOD SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
HELP MIR. PARNELL.

EARNEST MtEllNCcs hs>D NCCD OND@N''AA AAN-'D -
HELP MR.. PARNELL.
The sudden change which has come over the
aspect the Irish movement in Ireland by the threats
the Tories to rempose the seyereS clauses OF the
pected three weeks ago, has found response among
those who helping forward the cause on this sds OF
meetings throughout the city angry spe ches were
made Liberals and To5e: alike Mere denounced ana
in this country to subscribe literally and at
HS 4Sc ispOTts '0 OF the different branches show
that the organization spreading and has almost es-
the Irish element this country during the days OF the
Land League Tho crowds that attended the d crent
previous Sunday The cable report IN yesterdays pa
fers that Mr. Gladstone would not move an amendment
inns kespIng tic Tories in office and preventing any
early discussion Of Ireland's claims tended 10 em-
nave lost faith in tho Grand 0d Man" The dyna-
miters held many secret meetings aso ana even inc
most extreme of them agree on the general orders
which have ont TO all members OF that organize
tIon that there should be no explosions at present
Captain Dennis Browne, OF the 09lh Regiment,
said that II Parnel fails this time the ten plaques OF
Iii he crimes act s passed lie said members VI
our body will carry on war of determination against
eyerytng English, both IN this country and in Canada
as well as in ireland We shall adopt Dean Swifts pol
ey: Burn everything Epglisb.except her Goals" ~,
tional League, Twentythrdst and Fftbave, Brook:
jyn wa, presided by Patrick Brennan, who RECEIVED
raising Of over $50 The Rev j. p O'Boyo advocated
union among all Glasses OF lri:nmGn p"t as hS the
oon't throw in your dollars and cents"
said he "t viii not avail Listen ; to the esS for SFe%
in the west and southwest OF Ireland and Will any man
perpetual blight tho prospects OF our unfortunate
CIonei Patrick Dugan presided at another Brooklyn
meeting at National Hall, South First and Fourth sJs,
which largely attended. 1he chairman MADE q
ringing speech which he ssid that tho branch al,
though pledged 10 raise any particular amount OF
money would certainly be able 10 gather in $1,000.
II those branches in Brooklyn" said ne. where there
is large irish population would do as well, Kings
County would make an excellent showing" snhscrip,
that although they not yet five weeks organizing
there hail been already raised close ug9n $lO9 Nal,
Forty-seventh-st and SecOndave where Branch No 70
G the Parnmentary Fund took place fler which
speeches delivered by tie more prominent friends
OF the In the district and also by Thomas Murphy
ex-Dstrict Inspector Of the Regal irish Consabuary,
dublin who dismissed from his position by Earl
Spencer the Lord Lieutenant OF ireland, Tor having
sided with the National their struggle during the
Land League agitation Joseph j. ODonohue, who Is
money for the fund, and who is prominent member of
the executive committee Of Eugene keys sfund, presided
oshaughnessy announced that $3.50 had been added to
The Father Mathew Society which has been organ
he'd as branch OF the IRISH National League met at
.des More % than AN 500 was raised although Was
the first meeting III that locality william IS CIarke.
Sstonai League. Delivered vigorous speech Branch
Sc met at No. 2lS East Broadway william j. Conway
10 what had been already received the chairman said
that more than $500 would remain in the hands
Rev Dr. o'Reilly. the National treasurer Mt
Detroit Mich, for transmission to Dublin.
Tcresas Church contributed $50 and said that lie ex-
pcctcd to have A. NJ Keiley' ex-Minster to austria,
ing Sunday next The executive commit
tee Of the Municipal Council met at
Ejehteenthst. and FOurth-ave. NJ. ID. Gallagher
presided Among the contributions recsiged Of
klO0 from the Fifth Ward Branch and $500 from Branch
No. 375, per C. ID. Cox
The Eastern District Parnell Parliamentary Assoca
Mon OF Brooklyn held n meeting at National Hall,
bouth Frssf and Bedfordave. John Kerwin presided.
letter was from General Isaac Catin, In which
he said that Home rule assured In Ireland. The
Rev sylvester Malone. the treasurer said that he had
collected $279 in the past week.