New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
FOR OLD IRELAND'S CAUSE.
THE DOLLARS TALKED AS ELOQUENTLY AS
THE ORATORS.

THE DOLLARS TALKED AS ELOQCENILY AS
THE ORATORS.
HOUSING RECEPTION TO THE VISITING MEM
FOR THE HOME RULE CAUsE-RISGING
SPEECHES BY MEssIs o'BRTES,
DILLON, O'CONNoR AND
SULLIVAN.
The United Irish Societies of New-iork worked
with might aud main to show the Irish Parla-
mcptarv enyoys who are now visiting this coun-
try 10 raise money for the llome-Rulc agitation.
that the first city in the Union was not 20 he be-
bindhand in its welcome TO the colleagues OF
Charles Stewart Parnell. That they succeeded
was plain 70 any one who went to the Metropolitan
Opera House last evening, where from floor TO
ceiling n crowd had assembled which, even in
behalf of such cause and in this city, was phe-
nomenal in its proportions 1t thought that
the Goth Regiment would be present. and this
was the arrangement almost up to the last mo-
ment when it was learned, greatly to the regret
of all, that they could not attend because they
have TO prepare for muster and inspection drill
tomorrow evening Tie committee of arrange
everybody momentarily expected to see the gal
LIANT Irish regiment file into the body Of the hall
Colonel Cavanagh was, however, there, with
Major Duffy, Lieutenant Colenol Moran, Cap
tain Thomas Mortimer, Captain ID. c. Mccarthy.
and others of his staff, and as they were espicd
by the audience they were cheered. The band
of the 60th, with sixty pieces under the leader
shin of William Bayne. gratfed Americans as well
as Irshmen who were there by playing tunes OF
Old Erin as well such inspiring and SOUL
stirring airs as Marching Through Georgia,
Yankee Doodle" The Star-Spangled Banner
and John Browns Body" The decorations,
though by no means elaborate, were varied as well
as suitable and here again was seen the love OF
the Irishman for the land of his adoption, as well
as the land of his birth for the green flag OF
Ireland, although displayed here and there, was
almost covered by the wealth Of flags and bunting
typical of American nationality. There was
everything in the meeting to make it impressive
and influential as an expression OF protest on the
part of free people against the crushing ont OF
constitutional liberty in Ireland. lie Governor
of the State was on hand to preside, surrounded
by some of the State and most of the city oiclaiS-
REMEMBER MITCuELsTowN.
An original feature and one recalling thrllilhS
episode during the more recent years of the Home
Rulp 0gltaIlOn Was tnc many ii''' p'NNN 1880
pasteboard cards worn by several of those who
were on the platform, and on the face OF each OF
which was picture of William OBrien with the
grim legend made famous by Mr. Gladstone. " Re-
mo,nber Nitcbcstown," In the boxes, in the
body of the hail, on the PLATFORM and scattered
throughout The house everywhere. was larger
number of priests than have been seen IN TINS ci'y
in n long time at an Irish political gathering, ana
they were as demonstratve their less restrained
and enthusiastic brothers of the laty. 1hey
represented not alone the clergy of This archdio-
cese but of the neighboring diocess OF Brooklyn,
| New-Jersey and Trenton.
Edward l.. Carey, of the leaders oil 'he
! Ancient Order of Hibernians, was proinlne.h
! figure on the platform, and more prominent sun
when he handed to the Governor large ~Feeh
| silk handkerchief imported from Ne" lIpperary'
the town established by William OBrien as the
| outcome OF his contest with the landlord, Smltn-
| Barry whose rack-renting of the tenantry caused
the inhabitants of the old town 80 migrate at the
| rcoucs, Of the Member for Northeast Cork and
make their homes neighboring esa'e
! All of the delegates six in number. returned
| from Boston yesterday afternoon, where 'hcF
! raised n good deal Of money at two meetings.
| They set out from the Hoffman House IN car
RACES. accompanied by the Reception Committee
| and GO'cTUOT Uij DCi"i' 'i''' "'''N'
| audience was almost tired from cheering for all
tho nromipent advocates Of Home Rule. from
| pornclI and Gladstone down. The Members OF
| Parliament came in in single file William OBren
| leading. followed by John Dillon, /. T. GIN,
| Timothv HARRINGTON, 7. p. OConnor and i. D.
! Sullivan. Their appearance upon the platform
| was the signal for hearty outburst OF cheering
which lasted fully two minutes
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
| Those are the names of some of the well-known
| persons who present:
| Eucene Kelly Michael Gblin. Joseph J. Oponohuc'
| picbo,d NJ Walters james Gibn. Mayor Grant eN'
Mayor william r. Grace, the Rev DR.. Henry ~ Braun
a,es = SIlo Miles " O Bien, c. &. Shaync Dr. Dun
| can Emmett Dr.. Thomas Adds Emmett John W. "on'
| De Lancey Ncoll. Judge Morgan j. oBren JAMES ~
Murphy Michael Brennan, Major f. j. OShaushncSsy'
Thomas Ienane t. J. Curry, president Of the lr!sh HOMO
Rule Club; Joseph j. Ryan C. c. Sxccy. James y Cole
mar Bryan Gladstone Mcswyny. Captain T. H. MeN"mee'
james Caisn of Belfast Ireland; T. d. Farrell 1ohh j.
| Mitchell. f. j. Mclean, DistrlctAttoncy Fleming Of
| Queens County: Daniel Buckley, william y. penney
J. NJ Wall secretary Irish Parliamentary Fund AssocS
ton j. Rogers, John Mccarthy. OF the Mammalian
| Irish National Leaeuc; J. c. Lyons Joseph LeaNy'
| Mrs Della T. s Pamell, mother OF the Irish eadef'
| Charles J. Walters, Judge James Fitzgerald James d.
1 Coogan L. J. Callahan, Michael Fennciy. DR.. '" H.
| Wallace Theodore w. Myers NJ. 7. BrcslH' Henry H.
Brown Stephen j. Ceoghegan, Edward OFlaherty Hugh
| King James 4. O'Gorman, j. Rhinelsnder Dillon, d.
| Constantine J. Mcclure. Edward S. Stokes, Thomas
| Eeneaiy, Stephen McFasand, Dennis Loonie Jmcs
| paly John Fox, John H. Mccarthy. Amos j.
| Cummings Edward Browne General James r.
| O'BeriGe james r. Muhem, w. }. Knoud,
| John Casey George b. Coleman William J. Fan
ming p f. Collier John OMEN, jeremiah Fitzpatrick,
Patrick Gleason Lawrence +. Fullam Sylvester L. Ma
lone John Manning, Maurice Ahearn. Patrick O'Dono-
hue Francis G. De,lin, Francis ONclll Thomas Brcn-
| nan. DR.. Edward McGlynn, Hugh ODonneli, r. C. Me-
Cool Edward L. Carey, John Coye, School Commissioner
Moriarty Arthur Dudley Vinton President Low OF Co
umbia College General Daniel r.. Slckcs, J. W. Healy,
! J. w. O'Brien John II. Spcllman, Matthew p. Breen
| peter +. Tarpey r. b. Egan, John Turner, Thomas u
Rouayne ID. NJ. Brown Mayor Cleveland OF Jersey City
| William Lalor. Charles d. Sweeney William T. A. Hart
| Roderick j. Kennedy. NJ. r. Bannn, Recorder Smyth,
Judge MARITIME w. Bourke Cochran, Joseph D. weldtck,
| J. r. Delapy John J. Delaney, y. b. Caslin, Peter
OToole j. Scott Moloney Dr. G. j. Perry Colonel James
ouinlan Dr. William O'Meaeher General Martin \. Nc.
| Nshop Major L. NJ. Haverty. Michael Guerin, William
Connolly Henry j. jackson, NJ. }. Mpqueen, Peter Nc.
popnelI Hesry McAleenso. Philip Mnlgan. William p
Mitchell Martin Il. Brown, Bernard Moynahan, John d.
nesmond Farrell O'Dowd Colonel w. l.. Brown, Jams