New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
starry flag will also aid in the triumph Of the Irish
cause. (.ong continued apIlsusc.)
THE MONEY POURS IN.

THE MONEY POURS IN.
When Mr.. O'iIrien sat down, Governor Hill
announced that they would stop the speaking for
a while and do something practical. If you
have any money TO give" he said. prepare to
give it now"
Joseph J. O'DOnOhue jumped to his feet ana
shouted I'VE don't propose to subscribe 10 any
starvation fund in Ireland; we propose to SUB
scribe 10 aid that great movement which shall
enable Ireland 10 govern herself VIII give
81 900" This was followed with an outburst OF
opplause The following subscriptions were then
announced:
Eugene Kelly. William II. Grace, Henry McAiecnah'
Mayor Grant Colonel w. l.. aud Major John Byrre
~ coo each Manhattan Branch Irish National lFae"e'
per John Mccarthy and Or. Wallace 5000 Edwin ka'ef
Henry D. Purgoy c. C. Shayne, John ONeiil, Michael
(,Iin f.. u. Farrell w. Bourle Cochran and John D.
Criinnins 800 each; DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett 500
Recorder Smyth, James ). Coleman, James d. Murphy
L. j. Callahan Mcfarland & 0'Flaherty and Cornelius
CaIaghan, $3.50 each The other sums given fahe'a
from 800 10 70 90 go
I'm all. il was announced. that with $4,000,
which had been received at the doors, q total OF
S37 900 had been raised TO aid the Home huie
agitation Governor Hill congratulated the people
of New-Norli City on the generous sums Una. nau
been subscribed and said he hoped the patriots
would visit the Capitol at Albany, ana thSt ne
might then be able TO subscribe 500 To the iuhu;
a statement which was grpctcu "lOii wv" va"
O'CONNOR AND SULLIVAN.
The next speaker introduced was I. p OCon-
nor whose tall handsome and athletic form
,o,,e,ed HIGH rs he advanced to the front OF the
rIatform and bowed in kindly and pleasant way
+, fine cheering multitude. This is part OF what
he said .- .,o,..
In the annals Of old. there was great orator spun"
A. ST. Chry,o,ton which means the 'siNef-'o"su'''
I think shall have call Joseph j. ODohohVo ia '"''
Nh. nd subs
-, - ,,,,uah. A. the way Mr.. O'Donohue drew II out
when Mr. Dillon and MIR. OBren were arrested 'h' ''n
ON all sides pointed to triumph The ohei S'cr'VI' rV'
ireland Ia. tried cndauecr our cause bv every "l
I'm ALI these attempts he failed lie '"u'"
TO XII H. out. to tortur" " ont anu 'n'h /"
.tsty. n, out For this reason We came I" N"'e'e" "
enlist your ,ympa,hirs. We can now announce ha' Vi,
cause has trumphcd and that you Tonight nave Sr'''u
- Tn, story Of this meeting will be- read all over hha'
land and Ireland tomorrow morning. There VIII D. AZ
-, column In The Times" about this meeting IL
{. reported That Baltour Is SICK lie VIII De- 'e"f' ''n
eyer when h. r.ads the news TOMORROW IN 'No I"'
d. Toy party will br crushed and annihiateu. III i
matter of bride To- ri-hncn that there Is In the Nous"
T., ,,,,,,u,t,t mo- man who demand, such un'cr''l 'l'
riraton a. Charlie, stewart parneii. 1Appia"'e' W.
com. 20 YOU within two year, of our great N'o'o'', ~
We viii raise the Irish nag never a2an 70 w iu. Wv,
,u Ireland cease, " b. nation Continued cheers anu
applause =, ~ c1l;,o,
" o.Connor was followed by l. ID. sullivan,
who was Lord Mayor Of Dublin during TWO con.
seru,ivc terms, and whose sfnN helI alu q""r va
AZ a century of service IN shc FiSh c,uT w.
onon,h without any introduction NJ all Dy Tue
Covcrnor I, secure for him the nearly anu er
tbusastic greeting which was acc"rned nm 49, hu.
lao On, mn 10 speak He didnt say mucn, put
cha, hc lid say was often humorous; nnt u. az
times convincing and 10 the point ihis - pun
OF II: - mo-, s,, y,in,
..,,,oc. Whs, We have done Is gong u GRITTY u'S'
. ,r, the rank, ~ Ircland's enemies tAppaus"l
TIN. opinion Of Mr. Balfour does not seem 20 be very 'NoI
~" 49,. avn,-v plr,d.lphia made him stagq.r.
no,on mad. him fall down and New.fork, oy "hae II
ha. done tonight has sqn'''"'o "'"' "S
longed applause o,c.
These resolutions offered by James A. ouor-
man. were then passed amid cheering
,.,vcd 1J,,, We the citi1..t, OF the city OF New
YORK; In na--.meetlng assembled ot the Ne'Fop,' 80
uouso hl, 10th day Of November, 1890 eNten h'aIY
od cordial erecting representatives oil The lrah
,..oplc John Dillon. W1lliam oBrien, l. D. Sui'i'""
r p o'Conuor. Timothy Harrington and ]. T. "'L
noycd That recognizing them p the duly aecrrdtel
,oke,mcn Of the Irish people, -olemnly aud deliberately
chosen IN sneak In their behalf commend their mission
to every lover Of liberty throughout the land
Received That as citizens Of this free republic am
uef.d by love for human liberty ana respect LOT hu''s
rcht which We have mbDed from the spirit OF our e"f'
49, ns,ittion. undcr the protecting acgs Of our Con-
,tution and anxious In common with all mahKho ior
the success Justice in the struggle against human up
preston everywhere, We unrr'erNcdiy anu 'ehe"'''
Condemn the policy OF the Tory Government oil Great
n,,n ,o,,d Ireland As denial of natural rights .
onmpt for human liberty and blot on The CIVILIZATION
| Of . =,
r.sol,,d That We view with unfciGncd delight the
attitude Of the English people evidenced In the recent
hveectlo. and applaud their evident detefhihauoh
70 reject and rcpudlao at the earliest opportunity INC
Government which misrcprcsents them by Us universal!
,donf. Motley OF hatred and oppression toward tho
irish people
Resolved That believing Home Gulc-the granting OF
oc, self goyernmcnts the only guarantee OF peace Ill
England aud prosperity to Ireland we pu "ou 'pecu "
Wo L. Gladstone and Charles stewart Parnell IN their
nde,yor TO settle lines Of equality and justice the
uroblsqn that centuries Of force have utterly failed 70
solve and we pledge them active earnest uhfstefing
support until the struggle IL over and the battle Won