Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-15
THIRD EDITION.


the British Parliament from Ireland, In
the Opera House last light. Upon The
platform Judge Grubb, Geo. w. Busl
and Benjamin Nields, Esq, were hon
ored with seats. The latter named zen
tlemau In few appropriate words in
troduced the orator of tha evening
The problem OF Home Rule for America,
he said, WAS worked ont 10 1776 and IL
was no more than natural that the
people Of this country should sympa
tbize with the poo pl> of Ireland In their
struggle for the same, and it was With
the greatest of pleasure that he intro
duced to the audience the fearless oh Am
pion OF Irish rights. Justin Mccarthy
Mr., MCCARTHY, in stepping forward,
was received with loud applause, al q
In acknowledging the compliment paid
him, congratulated the American PEG
PIE In being more su ccessful in urging
Home Rule from England than Ireland
had yet been. He said that what ne
asked for Ireland Ia tho privilege Of
Irishmsn to manage their own affairs
in THEIR own way, az the people In
America and Canada do Thsv asked
no right to interfere wish Englapd,
Wales or Scotland, but only asksd that
Ireland may be permitted u govern
herself In her oGn way with Parlia-
ment Of her own. The Irish people ask
for nothing more, with nothlng less
will they ever be ssti ID d.
Mr.. MCCARTHY then went back 10
nearly the end OF the past CENTURY
when until 1898 Ireland had Parlia-
ment OF her own, Parliament that
was more than a quarter cf = century
ahead of the British Parliament IL ali
that constituted gool AID i0sral gov
eminent. He showed huw tAat he
Irish Parliament was at irst bat crLa-
ture OF the home PaIH msnJ None
but Pfotestants could be members Of
the Irish P4rlisment, and none but
Professionals were per uitt7d 20 vote for
members OF thai Parliament No Cath
olic could be a member or vote for n
member, thou gh i've sixth, 81 tho pc
pie were Catholics. L. was a. this time
that the society OF Uoi,ed Irisbmeu
was organized. The great majority OF
the members we're P.otet taats, aud Il
was chiefly offered By Professionals.
The VIceroy OF Ireland was Lord Fiz
williams, q just amt tr1e 'T.s-d d Ire
land.
But at this time he SAM King
George who was noted for Lie faiiurs
TO coerce the American col . 40, turned
his hard with more success agaiBs; Ire
land Through the irhlclc= Of III.
Society Of C1ited I-isamsa Catholics
had been Civ 2 eQrai rights in TIE l.ish
PsrliGman. witN Fr0I $ AIT, which -
auRered * Ms q grCs tt3t A5 recalled
his vicefcy, ord + zEt.iizms. Then
. man was alp iut-d yiterDy whose
his.uIy during ,Ae T vulu.ioE is familiar
to Rii Amefic0' p. TIE name OF that
man was CONN tIiis the man who sur
reLde'ed the las Br1.hh army OF the
reVO. st.-l ~ AorGtg ~. though he
failed IN subtuLS Wa hiDg'0D, The
hlng tAtuahi MIN good enough a SOL
cler 10 put down cAfeek,ld Iceland ard
eet pr session of tie Irish House OF
CON mons b luF q soldier he knew
nolnihg Uut 10 obey, AID tis busiuts4
beiDG 20 biil about q - isfacfion
OF iha II 81 Par,iamsot by whatever
ntsus he ssw Ii t. up'oy, Sc So, bon,
his work II ch1fae' vis;.c manner,
ooerr!- . yyhgrp IL. con Il. ard the Eng
li3h r aaury being on . T. hln % q ?
rupt tAB elect ou6 aud purchase roeta-
beis Of the House OF Cor ara, he AID
his work Gffsclnaly. Mr.. Mccarthy
graphically dts RIB 4 hUR @ ~ Wailis
bnaly secured majority ~ tbs Honae
OF Commons to vote ia favag Of uuiuI.
with tbs BFt.ish PSlliament, nteIeh,
the lTish pec?'s losr tbe.r P4riiar, ens
and wifi II their the.fy Even Corn
wallis eetested ard Ig.thei tne worE ~
VIA sent 20 90, but ne had 70 &c tha
WI OF his mas''rl the k ~.
Three years IF eF the Par isntui vas
broken up bv the act OF union, tha
rebellion broke oct and WA mn In IN
by the strong Arm Of Bug add, Arh
R9beT. EnIn 90 euff-red mar.yruom
Tor tfe IRISH cause, Mr.. McCsriny
here referred 20 Mr.. Gta.t4a, VINO IA
bored 70 had for Itelaud's cguse, and
his able coaciutor ia the work was
Thomas ParLoli Threats could not
scare ther1 nor CJrnwAlIis' money
could not buy them They were futb
Protes;ante M M1C.r-hy then paid
Rlo wing eulogy to Dazzle O'O,aDelI,
great leader, who came very near
achieving lrelsud's liberty, but he Wa.
tco OF al the time to 20 through with
the week
M Mccarthy said the policy Of ID,
EL2.ish government las beeu TO ~
1euch the l.om. nent mon sprtuRi.. =.
IL lre.and NEeGAvel a man ~, ie.,
=, become p atnrnob Jafap1a- ~ -.
Illsh earsshg {. hunted nnar3 Az,
with an Cf.ies--fffeita mn u,ba..f
submit 70 hing txed Fe refer,sd !,
four men WHO n IA ..u44 ~ .bane ma,
course and ~ oflis,s "a that n,
could there wcfk wtIb rrsaI1T Eft 4.
the Irish cauae Tbev Iii i, I5,,,,t " :.
time. succeeded. III 6tst "a ~ ~ y
came 3 f,fger and aasipss-r 80 :.
10 forei5p cour,try yUhara -
mitted suiside ''
The second. n bra,f err ~ tbaerst ots,
became a foreer and oiyd,srlr5 90 a., -,
acr,s. 49, nantir,,', - = - "a"