New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
CHEERING THE NAME or PaRyELL
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING At PAREPA HALL-slM-
PATTY FOR IRELAND.

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING At PAREPA IIALL-slM-
PATTY FOR IRELAND.
The more prominent members of the Com
mittee OF the Irish Parliamentary Fund Association
were at the onicc yesterday, at No 20 Nassaust dis
cus,n proprety Of definite action In relation
TO tho further existence OF the association Eugene
Key sal that he thought that by the end OF another
fortnight sufficient would have Deon done IN tho imme-
date present permit the committee to rest tempo
rarily from their labors Miles VI. O'Brien, Judge
Edward Browne and others OF tho opinion that no
talk OF dissolution OF tho committee would be worth
whilo until after March Il. and then not If 1t we're
found necessary longer to continue the collection John
Granny called during the day handed I'm SIC bill
"Iresret said hc that It's not 10000 to help knock
out John Bull"
one OF the largest public meetings yet held In the city
in aid OF Parnc Fund that at Pnrepa Hall last
night. The platform and sides Of the house were pro
fnscy decorated with American nIcs and the green flag
OF ireland. sherin Hugh J. Grant presided and an
nouncrd that over $1,000 had been raised. Francis
Oliver proposed the following resolution: I'VE scud our
hcriicst gtccng Charles stewart Paruol and assure
him OF Warnest sympathy In hl. baite Tor ireland
right aud We pledge ourselves To aid him by every
means our power 10 make. IN the words of thc ilh
mortal Emmci. ireland take her place among the
nations Of the earh.''
w. Bour,c Cochran the principal speaker, and
said Among other things: The lrish put their Tu-t IN
cod and thank God they do but cod requires human
agencies to carry out his de'igns and 10y me grace o
Heaven th" Irish raco Ia TINS country "h an overs o
lIery Will be the medium chosen Ia ths lusthhce lap-
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brutality of the hated English CONTINUED applause
II we had a Parliament today which would represent
The people ireland would be tho most prosperous nation
I'm the world slc-in the words ot Cardinal New
man II would rival Belgium In popularity, France IN
yigor ana Spain in enthusiasm lProonged
arpauscf What England has won by hre
and .wOrd during bloody rule OF several centuries
she will not surrender unless she he made % understand
that disastrous Tor herself walt upon her
refusal" lAppauerl . l,,
The Rev. Father Doughert, Of 81. MonlcO's Church.
next addressed the mtethg ANY reader OF history,
he said might know what Ireland had 10 expect from
fhe mere goodwill OF England. The ruins all
over Ireland show the way IN which she has
used her mower the dcs0atIOu of Irclands people
tbe way In which she has funlcd her trust No son OF
ireland could read that history without feeling the blood
ne Plrnr has ever turned MP. lie is capable prudent
and uucOnquerabe and he Is euslned by ne people IN
this country financially, he VIII soon be Prime hhIScr
0f aG Irish Parliament In College Green lftoIOhgei
Applauso.l
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. GA meeting was held IN the
chamber Of the Common Council to-day TO aid the Irish
Parliamentary Fund Mayor smith presided. ana ex-
prcsscd sympathy with the movement Speeches were
made by william " McKean Charles Emory Smith and
others AT the close Of the spcech-nakins Robert NJ
McWsde started a subscription list by announcing the
names o. George W. Childs and Anthony j. DrcNcl for
500 each This the signal fora Hood ot subscriptions
mostly IN checks aud gretnbHCks When the amount
had reached co. the secretary announced tho lact
whrrrupOn tho Mayor said that II was u shame for u
meeting ike this to adjourn giving less thah 90OUo,
and To- make up that lie would give SO more ms
started the flow OF subscriptions again, ana IL conthncu
until the OF $1,000 was obtained