Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

triot John Mitchell, 10 ysars later. etooI
and spuke In the sains dock q aid En-
met Agitation has done little Ont q
lO3 membsrs Ireland sent 81 pledged /,
home rule. Yet Gladstons'e bill W
Killed In the C0mmonA
Tbs speaker desired 10 see ireland en-
gagged 10 manufactures; to eco her cbtl.
dren remain st home and be happy
such 10 not the desire Of tho majority q
the English people. England with on ,
blow XII cd 1rslsnd's manufacturer spJ
has reduced her population.
Americ ttself owes much 70 Franc,
ior aiding. her. No nation ever wou
iTeedom alone. Ireland has been uufor-
tunate 10 -her dependence upon Other
nauons. What 10 moro natural than
nsre dwell thoussnds OF her people,
Although America has show cred favors
on Ireland that country has returned this
iavor on macy hloody asld. The Srst
battle ON the watsr won under the me r.
can nag was won BY Captain O'Brieu.
Remember The devotion oi yeur fellow
townsmAn, &c, eral Thomas A. smyth
Our Emmet shines; your Washington Il
known IN every cabin in Ireland. The
lrishmal is an American from the time
no is born, for America b the only couu.
Try that cfiers him liberty. In his own
country he may worship liberty, but 1t
eau only b seen through the clouds., This
Is the land Of hops that opens iot him,
The Irish race has paid It's footing, In
the neld and IN tho hail the namss Of
litshmsn are on the same roll with
American names. Shoulder to shoulder
they have marched side by side.
There Is no American soldier that will
cay that the IrishmAn ever receded one
inch when fatipg tho los. Let us DO
Whatever We can. Remember The birlh
OF liberty 10 always Glow, but no country
ever gave up It's hope OF being free. Ire
land has never despsired. Liberty eau.
not be Obtained without . sscriticr.
Robert Eumet showed us the way, Par.
nell to-day shows us the way.
England understands the position.
There 10 an enemy on her nank before
whom tho heart OF England trembies.
The empire founded BY Peter the Great 10
to extend her dominion. There
10 force In the with@rsd arm OF Ireland
to strike y deadly bow when that time
comes. The altar Of lops fhsli never rali
from the sky while Ireland loves liberty,
III. day shsl come when Ireland shall
be free.
MIR. Maurice +. wntcr OF Phiiadel-
ph u, followed Mr.. Fiperty. There 10
hope for ireland. Wherever the cabin
OF the Colt stands from there 10 going up
u praye.-ior lriah liberty.
Mr. Thomas U. McNulty of Baltimore,
.a"s: "Pm IS Happy ~ the Day IL
Long, aud the exercises CLOSED.
CLAYTON nousn BANQUET.
Como 100 persops. tpcludips memhars
OF tho Irish Nationaiists aud invited
guests, proceeded to the Clayton House
BY IL O'Clock. whore an excellent and
abundant bill OF let class fare wa
served with the whole-souled and eener.
Gus hospitality, aod with the eloauepce
ana VIII for which lrishmen nrc noted.
DurinR the evening land mornipR) John
;. Douahsrty, ksq., aud Mr.. McNultv
SANG, IN splendid voice, ''The Sword Of
BUNKER HUI" "Ths Minstrel Bow"
Way Down on the awspss RIVER
''uome. Sweet Home." and other pops.
isr songs. Recitations were given by
Messrs !. j. Mullin. O'Hsrra, Leo, vt aI.
Io the toast. "Ta Our Guests" Sena- |
Tor Nc Whorter never felt more at home,
being Irish IL both branches Of his
family, easily counted 200 years back.
and he heartily Welcomed the ruests OF
tho Irish NAtionaiists.
"Ths Press" was rse epondsA 70 face. |
tiously by "Judge'' Humphrsys of the
Every Evening. He had. when travelling
10 Germany end other countries, been
taken for . 6wede, . German, q Span
ard. etc., but had no credit OF being an
lrishman. He told story Of con ver-
lation between two Epglish farm labor |
,rs which put the Joke OF swapping scr.
N ons on some clericsl gentlemen, and he
hoped - he had not made such or auv |
provision for this unexpected call he |
you'd not be.szpected 10 mako long |
Ipeech.
Colousl Cody Anfsnger spoke warmly \
and patriotically. He declared that on |
he present feiicitous occasion he felt |
Ike "a lrishman (Applanse); that our
German Friends" in whose behalf he |
lad been called on to respond, and Irish |
men were all the same 10 American cIti- |
'snshtp. How could the A americans get |
Hong without the lrishncn and Ger
nansi he eulogizsd Robert Emmett aud
made grand speech.
Hon. John y. Finsry responded HIS
orically and eloqasntly to The Irish
Mr.. Watson r. sperry, OF the Morning
Ssws. thought It rather cruel TO call on
lin 10 say anything after the eloquent
but supposed il impossibl to
'ome amen. 90 many Irlshmen md not |
ak lapplause]. / take pleasure In
icing here aud hAve listened with great I
'leasurs to Mr.. FInerty's eloquent ad-
lrsss.
Emmet stands to-day ~ . frsnk and
Irdent patriot, who dared all for liberty
md won the grateful appreciation OF his
He died for Ireland and
1ou do we'll to honor him. He ID on
-ecord with heroic Ifishmen, whose
memory 10 an inspiration and q hope.
Al this time the Irish people and nation,
hough without their own constitution, |
avs, State trappinss, army or navy, are
rot nation In the loving hearts Of Ito
,eople. They hold position bsfore the
world. To-day We are reminded OF the
lecieion recently made by an English
'pscisi court-thc Parnsll commission
,xcnoratipg Mr.. Parneil. This 10 q great
blow against persistent misrepresents.
hoo Of Irish by Epglisb people.
1t 10 decision that must affect public
'piIion concerning Ireland In al nations.
. 10 favorable to freedom from English
'ule. II 10 some satisfaction to Irish men,
hough slow. The cold .bl0oded imper.
the oalmnsss and resolute-
less Of Mr.. Parnoll, in the cause 10
Which he 10 enlisted, will place his life
md character on record as one Of the
Ireatest In his nation. He will be linked
vith tho worlds great men.
Ar. Edwards Of the Evening Journal
bought this might be prsss club, there
vers 90 many OF their members here.
Tne American people have always
'oen In SYMPATHY with the oppressed Of
vefy nation, and particularly with the
rish. With the people goes the pres.