Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

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y sesklans. Il tbexa W1a anything b.
tHeea iha lineA with nll de- respsGi %
soelr vlsltora ffom lrsland. whioh
uozld bind ths Leazns . fa1ssss par
sns - psesaat eoarsss despils any exi-
esngy e ne fufaEs Whieh mizhi arisl
Ter . 1i4srent ooaEsa e aotion. t1an d
das.red = vote azsinslit. lChses
Alexaadar Slllivan made an eioqusui
address and elicited ekeexinR. Ha d.
clased that II they supprcassd visgE
dear % their soals Ihsy did - IN order
thAs the mss II ths cap might BE- an.
iEammelled.
DaVitt aaRessied shaa il ne spirii q
harmong ths Fssolufions ahoald onnG
ae4ia b read and then ad0ptsd snani.
moaaig.
Rlasrsy Aia be usald vithdras hi.
motion-
Ths rssolutions we're thsn adou.ed 5,
TIE eauvenaian rising. followed - fran.
iie ehserina.
Tna ehalrman than introauosd Mr.
nedm0nd who epoks hrie1y.
1he nouEau1ioR a1 11s30 q. N, unun
ths euneiusi0n ef Heamnnd'a speech
adjourned % 3 osolook khia afiarnoon
keamona's elozing EsmArka wsra wildly
appl anaad.
Lac yestarday nftarn0on the nsnuiau
ok shs Convention vas alow 10 aasam.
bliHg. Itwan nos until long afaeg p.m-,
tha h0nr amnaunoed. ehAt dudas Eitx.
gerald arrived and called the dalaRatsa
20 order. 1ha minuaes wero thea raMd
and unanimously ed, led.
The report Of the C8mmittee on Con
sai1uti0n vas read ny Wm- p. O'OonnoE,
Of Wisconsin. He stated tnat ths re-.
port had already baan fnd0raad by Da
Eifi, kedmond and Daasy. A. The Gus
sat the report dslined che objects of tne
League and the melhods 20 De employed
to assain those objects. The seations
pf0vidina for tha aEgaaiHalion q the
League and tue tEAnsaciion of its bnsi-
ness oo1sliiuted the remainder Of tho
report.
A delegate from Roahsster, New York,
ooieotsd % the clause virtually advis-
lnR the Lsayns 20 boyeott articles Of
ths olauss be eliminatsd from he re-
port. 9he Quesfien vas then pas and
tie Restiea remained II. There vas
praeeloaliy no opposition A scene 0f
enthusiasm thai surpassed eny that had
sefoEo osouFFed II tbs Oonventien en-
saed. fhe deiaeates rose ~ ulasss and
ehesrsd. shouted and waved thsir arms
anail seemed as II iftheexsitement woald
neVef eeasa. 1bs ssstisn Whion caused
90 much enthusiasm Waa - follows
= 10 hurt he enemy whieh feel 4
most, by refusing 20 purchase any aEt1-
Gle Of English mannfaosure and bF
uzinz al legitimate in6nenoes 20 dia-
courage tFadesmen from keeping Eng.
lish manufactured artiolsa.s
Following ths adoption Of the boycott
clause The constitution was adopted en-
tireiys amid Tremendous applause.
RKy. DR. GH0. v. PEPPxs,
A Meihsdisi clergyman. then addressed
Us Convention, and said: III, after
trying every metA0d, the Parnellites
ahoaid send q message, 'heip ns.' then ]
swear By the throne Of God, there will
% 81 least One vacant pulpit in the
United States"
me cheering a. this point vas ter
riiic. When IL somewhat abafed there
was call after call for q spssch from
Father UReilly, Of Detroit. he grace
fully declined. saying that be was here
70 render an account Of all the money
be bad recently Asfolen." FCheaKsl.
rhe report ct she Committee on Fl-
nance vas then read. Tue report show
ed that $50, ,262 IS had bsen collected
IA the lass two years, and the report
meationed she exact sun, 70 q cent, that
lad been Eemitta1 20 PAFnell oK his
trustees. Only 5000 Of the entire sum
vas still In the hands u the TTeaanref.
Brsdy suggested thai she Massachu-
setfs system Of IS oollections be ox-
tended al over tue UnitCd Statea. AZ
this point the Chairman recognised the
treasurer Of The League, Father o O'Reil-
", Wno said they had heard from the
mea Who had carried muake,s ia the
ranks. New they should hear from she
man who bad carried the purse. Okefliy
thea read TIE amoant contributed b.
each State.
Secretary Sutton then aEoss and BE-
gan FeediEa his report. He annoanoed
that u vas neceseagy, 70 q great extent,
u not wholly. thai q FetFospeotiva glance
Be taken Ct the history ef ths Leagus.
Mr.. Sutton prooaedea IN an almost in
audibia tone, ald on motion, tue report
vas finally ordered received and printed
without further reading.
next bas1neas was
THE ELBozIox OF PHzsIDESF
For the Lsagae In Amsriea. Brennan.
Of Nsbgaaka, took The door. He said
that the past Presidents Of the League
we're among she bsst and hravsst Of the
Irish race II America. 1he Presidency
Of the League was IN once thai had
been dlled by honest. brainy, fearless
AlsxandeF Saslivan. Brennan refarrea
ia similar terms 70 Patrick kgan and q
Patrick A. Collins. The speaker placed
IN nomination NebrAakA'a foremost eitf-
xsn, Joan FilxgsrAld.
Barry. 0f PennaylvAnia, said be w0uld
present. che nama Of Q mAn whose char
Is unhlaminhed. q representative Irinn-
Amsriean elfizsn o. PhiladsiphlA. t.e
city thaa had ooutxibuttd a nBa-stx1h of all
she money that had aoae thf0ngh tbs
League eo6eEa-Hnah O. Mcoanerys Of
Pniiadaiphia.
O'OonnaE, of New YsEk. sssondsd The
noasination os Hnm. gohB fiiERs9nld. og
Nebrnaka. tie EugeRe Kelly of Ne Wes1.
MF. AeCAdsEy, b alentorian tones.
said, fhia Conveatioa hss bsen Q
ersat sucea1 aud haFmonloas. % far.
| move thai Fitzgerald bs nominaisd
by acalamation.
Fitzgerald wAs elected Prsaident of
ths LsaRus b. Voas Of Us % - for
MacaGaEy. The vote waa as onoe made
unanimoas and MeoaGesy was unaAi-
moasly aioatsd Vies Presidaat.
Rss. fa1hsg o. Reilly 80 uDauimously
electsd treasures. General Martin. of
Baltimare, Was siasted third Visa Pres-
idsua.
Rev. OhaKisa Il. A. Dall. uhoss dsafA