The daily critic., 1890-11-22
tbs FUNDS FoR IRgLANp.
Circular Addresres from the tri-h Eo-
vows Relating TO Subscription.
New Nor, NJ 20 Tho Irish

Circular q addresses from the tri-h Ea-
vows Relating to suhscriptions
NEW YoUK, Nov. % The Irish
delegates now in this country have ts-
ucd these circular addresses
DEAR SIR. We ar. requested by M'. Var
rdl Co inform you that be has appoiotcl
Dr. Joseph d Kenny NJ. T., and W. NItrel
Webb, VI B. TO aDt with h.m as tta7,urers
of ibc fun dis 90 lie raised iu atd ol our n
sion iu the United states aud canada At
rcm arces should DE larworded dirreh t2
these ecu1tmcn at the lrish N",onai
league Offices, l3 Upper OConuell street.
Dublin
Applications for meetings and an com
uW.icatiors in connection With be tour pi
the delegates in This country should I've all
dressed On the Office of the Irish iar.a
meutay Dlh -ato. EiIh Ayeuu Ho.e.,
New York
Wer,maru, deat sir. respectfully your-.
Jouy DlIIos.
NuIItN O'BE.Es.
T. J.. O'GOSN4g.
r. ID SytLIvNN,
T. UtRUINsrON,
THOMAS z. fIUi.
Fu1u AyrNrr Horrl,
Nbw NoEN, Nov. l5, lS1'.N
The addresses already delivered hv he
Irish delegates and the other communiel
ti0ns iu the press have, % Is hoped, made
the American public somewhat familiar
with The circumstances Of the Irish struE-
Gle 40 the present hour. The Irish people
are now face TO face with determined and
OveTful attempt, organized by Mr. Balfour
and a number Of Tory and Liberal nionist
capitalists iu England ard landlord syudj-
Gates On ireland, to starve out the Irish ON
uapizations and the eyicted tenants by
simultaneously increasing the vigor Of co..
erCiou aud the number of evictiuus.
So rpsOlute and merciless Is this cnmbina-
tiou that at the very moment when, nc
Curding tD the Government itself, large
portions 90 Ireland are meuaced with severe
distress, wholesale evlctiuns are being car
ricd out
The chief purpose Of the mission Of the
Irish delegates to America Is TO counteract
this last desperate assault by an appeal TO
the generosity OF the American people for
moral and financial support.
The amount Of sympathy and interest
already manifested IN q cir mission has eX-
ccrded their most sanguine expectations.
The very extent Of this response has, how
ever, increased the difficulties OF the dele
gates They now find u will be impossible
for them to visit all the localities from
which invitations are being received.
They know, however, from commuuica-
/ tiuus addressed TO them, that even towns
which cannot he visited are anxious TO
I contribute their share toward the funds Of
I the Irish National party. II Is therefore
I suggested that In all such towns subscnp-
| tious should he started. These subscrp-
| tions can be set in motion by branches OF
I the National League and other Irish So
4 Cieties aud organizations, or by committees
/ specially constituted FOR that purpose.
I The heurgency and gravity Of the crisis in Ire
/ land will, II Is hoped, be allowed to justify
/ the delegates IN earnestly requesting that
| every energy be put forth to make these
/ subscriptions commensurate with the vast
| demands on the resources OF the National
/ party.
All subscriptions collected should be
/ forwarded To DR. !. T.. Kenny, NJ. r.. aud
/ MIR Alfred Webb. N. r., at the Offices Of
\ the Iri,h National League, SO Upper
| O'Connell street, Dublin, these being the
two gentlemen appointed by Mr. Parnell
~ the treasurers for the funds raised iu
| America. The subscriptions will be ac.
| kuuwlcdged by receipt from the trelsurers
/ named, aud also by publication iu the
/ Fyssmda's Journal aud United IrcilHd
/ Dublin, aud in the lrish-American papers.
JoHN DmLoN, VI. r.,
WILLIAM O'BWEN, VI r.,
7. ID. SULLIVAN, NJ. y
T. +. O'CoNNOH, VI. r.,
Il. HARRTNCroN, VI. F.,
TUoNAs II. GIL NJ T.