The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-13

Residents. Eloquent Speeches by
the Distinguished Guests.
A reception was given by Irish
residcntss and few others to Hon.
John Dillon and Sir Thomas Es-
monde, Members OF Parliament, at
the Hawaiian Hotel yesterday even
ing. The building and grounds were
Illuminated with electric lights and
colOrcd lanterns. His Majesty sent
the Royal Hawaiian Band to give
complimentary concert, and 1t
played the following programme I'M
der the direction of Prof. Be.ger
Observation-Disclosures and kapiolani
................ Berger
Ballad--The Minstrel Boy Moore
Song-Last Glimpse of Erin Balfc
Waltz--kate Kcarney ........ Coote
Fantasi,,--Irish Melodies Maanen
Observation-Disclosures ...,.. Sullivan
Fantasia-Thc Jacobites .Gussner
Fantasia-Thc Irish Patrol. Puerner
Aloha De! Aloha Gel
God Save the Queen.
Hawaii Ponoi.
Many people sat on the vcranda
during the concert. Sir Thomas
and Mr.. Dillon expressed their de-
light with the bands performance.
They were called into the parlor for
q few minutes, when number of
citizens were presented to them.
Shortly after nine o'clock the com.
pany marched into the main dining
room, where Mr.. p. NJ. Lucas the
steward had n splendid collation. in
readiness. The table was heapcd
with fine cookery and choice fruits,
while gorgeous bouquets adorned it
from end to end. }
Mr.. Dillon and Sir Thomas were
seated at the head of the table.
Hon. c. j. Mccarthy, master of ce-
remonies, occupied the chair to the
right of the guests, and Mr.. Il. A.
McInerny, secretary of committee
sat on their left. His Excellcncy $.
NJ. Damon, Minister of Finance
was on the chairman's right, and the
remainder Of the company sitting
down were Messrs. Robt. More
George Lucas, II. Mcintosh, JOIN
+. Bowler, John Lucas, w. A. Kin
ney, w. M. Cunningham, Hugh Nc
Corriston, M. N. Kennedy, Pat
Hughes, J. w. Gibbs, Thos. Nc
Tighe, Geo. Campbell, ID. Logan
w. II. Nolan, VIM. Fl. Mclnerny
w. O'IIallaron, j. +. Morgan, j. j
Sullivan, John Buckley, Jas. Pow
ers, John Mclean, and Prof. Berger
When the material feast had slack
ened somewhat, Mr.. Mccarthy ros
and read the following address:
Hon. JOHN DnLoN-Honored Sir
Hearing that you were to pas
through our mid-ocean city on you
voyage across the Pacific, returning
to your own beloved land, W
thought it proper, although strang
ers to you personally, to tender yo
quiet reception, with the best hos
pitality we could command, in re
cognition of your fame as man,
patriot and statesman, which ha
gone into all the English-speakin
. world. We are all, or nearly oil, {
Celtic origin or ancestry, some Of I,
being your fellow-subjects Of tn
British Empire, and while not az
dressing you as partisans, We al
sympathizers with the distress an
troubles of your countrymen, Q
whose behalf you are sacriflcin
, your time and talent, and perform
r ing q journey round the world,
lay before your kindred everywhel
the cause Of which you are leadir
! champion. We do not presume
, express any opinions upon currel
British politics, but, as observe
far from the scene, we take the pr
q sent opportunity of conveying
I you our high sense of appreciate
of the devotion, perseverance ar
sagacity with which your distinI
uished leader, the Honorable Charl'
a Stewart Parnell, and his associate
!. adhered to the Irish cause until TIN
7 tribune of the English people, Il
: Right Honorable William Ewart Gla
stone, with powerful section of h
Liberal following, has been constrai
ed to recognize the justice of you
. pleadings, and to battle shoulder
q shoulder with you, on constitution
$ grounds, for the concession to Ir
n land of equality in the rights of sci
: government, with the other comp
nent parts of the United Kingdo
and the British Empire. Hopil
that brighter prospect will sol
burst upon your Emerald Isle, al
: that you may live to SEQ tho d
! voutly wished consummation, al
y enjoy all the lustre aecruing to "
q q for your share in that achieyemer
" as residents of this paradise of I
), Pacific" we beg to subscribe o,
~ selves, your friends,
- T.. A. McINERYY,
JOHN NOLAN,
- LAWRENCE III. DEE,
N y. HONAN,
J. THos. McTlGHE,
" C. J. MCCARTHY,
u DANIEL LOGAN,
ID NJ. N. KENNEnY,
- j. j. SULLIVAN,
q JAS. +. MORGAN