New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

GOVERNOR HILLS TRiBrri"
Governor Ul was then introduced the chairman
Of the evening and IA the ""ur.c ~ hs prrh VINE II
lasted tn minutes. he sad among o'h'r Things
"OEcilly possess q all the true elements -. fi~a'r'--
lie va, sympathetic charitable. patriotic h"cN!
trnc generous and brave tnppiiu'cl Ills nrnoy VIII
remain dc.r "a hi, couutIyincn everywhere. And dcaf
b, all the American people tapp'a iN"l Dni'g hi'
brief life he didn't conquer c"unric' Tor bum cities
nor command great arnic,, but l." lUv' III, nati' =
Land and sought I, serve his fellow men ipi Applause"
Edward O'Nahony then snng e rhc Memory Of the
Dead" the well known rcv',tiondrI song beginning
with the line. Who far, 10 sI"ah If 49,
rui. Ol.ATUi: OF THE OCCASION.
Ecxt came Judge Jane, lltAsc.1lf. whom Governor
Hi iirsiuccd. lie sad
The story 81 the life o john IoJc olsciliy Is ore
uIon winch the good and tue VIII ever ip!.. l"'.n-H
iI iugcr rom the day dawn vi hi> cA!>cn'c uhilI
IT, close ,hcr VA not IN act performed b him i'',
IA, no, noble and pure. lTn upon the vciduif lad
amid her smiling valleys and her fro"nlhS M. j..
Learning hi, country, rhcckcrcd history his young
hs DC. l WIN u. T' %." u IS the ".
,toric memories III struggles and sarii''c" made by
each succeeding generation Of h. ~" onIncr.bc ',.
people breathing through the plaiItivr bat dcinni
rallad> Of their Iaris The stss, thr"u'h c %nh
mcn, the galinJ; chain Of political 'IaI"iy ranking
upm their frtcred Ilnl,,,he nnqu'i ha1lr a' ,,
all these memories and hope, burned Win ncic III
irusty the bosom Oi the Youthful bKcll), aiu
caused him proudly to enroll himself IN The rank, Ut;
the revolutionary brotherhood then being ofH'i"Ti
In ireland. to make another rally for the sr'ld ola
The cause Of sar'icd. and Of Hlcar' 'utpii'e''
of Tonr Russell aud orr tappau,rI, Of Mitchell.
Mcaghrr and O'lIricn prolonged appausrI the eau"
men Of Wickl'w and wexford ialird II. the field the
caisc for which the good and brave ,tsr'rs,d IN the
past. and for which. until victory CROWNS tir effort
The lanhood OF Ireland will battle III the uturc M
d"errd by past disaster unln'ldard by rir,'"
might rs well realize that justice will nlon" satisfy me
Irish people. and that ~ long a, England T. unjust
Judge Fitzgerald then drew interesting sketch of
thc career Of O'Rcly: Of his efforts III behalf Of the
Irish revolutionary cause In one Of the crack regiments
of the british Army OF his subsequent trial BY court
martial, sentence 10 twenty years iiprhOnncnt ana
final ;~apo and arrival IN this country; and Inc then
continued
I,l All IL, degrading and Infamous a>,Enti", sAnrti
lied by the parrots footsteps. became The stairway to
clrriyJ The picturc 81 Eo,c lily IN Ms prison
gray viii be forever ridracj to iir heart, Oh ~"
rnIntrynicl, Will he cherished by all lover al liberty
vc decent British sentiment must at all tunes biusi
to think that in the nineteenth century tliat era,
Emnirc co.d Ind no letter place than The CONVEX
cell for the soldier poet. over wI'Nc h'''' humanity
molrns. lapplau,cl ,, ,., u,.
ninrcnt one c,dtablc Ia him and crdlfubIc I" 'hc
Kcpulic Arriving pennies upon our ,lI'a,; ~
q" %s Community famed for learning and culture snd
SELF recognition and prold distinction. ,
New. England WAS proud Of her adopted 'hiid: aind
SON. lie loved America with all the ardor OF ms
.Iowing nature. LApplausc) Her Government was
r. lin an ideal one Loyal to her laws, II her holiOf
was nsuitcd or her Integrity impcrillcsi. gladly ana
promptly would he have sprung 10 her defence. ""
American OF Americans ever loved thc mon D,
with more intensity OF feeling than dd ne. miV"mS ~,
apual,cJ And yet he was always and ever True w.
tie dear land Of III. birth and ancestry thc ,."Is
land 10 whose freedom his youth was d'vilritIi an" III
w,sc cause he bi1vCly dared aud snreird-tIi. 10
f,,r Ireland and ever willing to do mars fu >hIo
in speeding the good work OF her driv"r'n'e' tap
t,.aud was the HE OF john iiUyi" "i'iy %"
and inuppOriuno hi, death. The dark rU'iu VI ~
I,rchendcd famine ngain darkcns his naive sM.
''rricS OF shame" thc worse evil of mprTn' COMM"
lion returning with wcll-timcd REGULATE; rue 'hnn
able right Of self government den"l her. se s'" .,,
With manarlcd hands pOwerlcs> a:alsi IN" run, ~,
iminnds Never his eloquent tongue, spio.,,u,u
INF Icct and commanding influence more hccue~ ''a
10 sum nv tho career Of Boyle OI'cy. he WIS true