New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18

the saint and their friends. Among them were many
city officials and judges, and many we-known bus
and professional David Mcclure, pres-
dent Of the society, presided Mayor Hugh j. Grant
at his right and Judge George c. barrett at his
left. The others at the table the Rev. Clarence
E. Woodman General Horace Porter Ellis II. Roberts,
Judge James Fitzgerald, Eugene Kelly. Charles B.
smith, president Of the Chamber OF Commerce, George
Wilson, John Sloane representing the ST. Andrews
Society Frederick De Peystcr of the ST. Nicholas
Society; OK Postmaster-Gen Thomas L. James, OF
the ST. David's society F. W. J. Hurst, of ST. Georges
society Robert b. Roosevelt. of the Holland society,"
and Henry II. Bridgman. of the New England Society
OTHER GUESTS PRESENT
Among the others present were:
William Laytin, F. +. Collier, T. II. Kelly l.. D.
Kelly. Ersstus wiman, Nugent Robinson, william Ken
neley, ]. b. Lynch, f. o. Dowd G. T. walters r. NC
Gurk John j. Kennedy, j. Leavy 5. NJ Saunders
Colonel j. A. Cockerll. P. Herman. s D. Geoehegan'
william II. Hoffman, b. Moynahsn. f. [. De'In.
Michael Ryan. John Devne William ~ Penny "eherri
o. NJ. Dodge. j. 5. Coleman George s. Jones. D. W.
Watson d. NJ Brady. c. \. Moore g. W. D. "uhtcr'
F. b. McNamee. &. w. wingate, r L. Feitner' l.
Wallace J. Macklin T. ODonoghue, James g. Johnson
John whain. J. J. Mitchell, A. }. Oonhleh'
F. C. ORelly. NJ. +. Moore Loyal Farragu'' -. l.
O'Reilly. J. j. Phelan. F. j. Dumphy, r. Diver refer
Bowe J. J. Quinn w J. o'Leary, T. J. Cotton a.
Newin, w. T. \. Hart 4. j. Okeefe. The NS'' |. w.
Corley. F. O'Ncil c. DAILY. J. J. Freedman. NJ ward
G.; A. Hoarn. c. z. Weed, I. !. Ryan, John T. campbell
NJ. NJ
McAleenan. Donald Grant, II. Z. Kavanach. j. IL Nag
eertv Joseph +. DAILY. NJ. 6. Miller Delos MeCuidy'
w X soutter. J. Il. Cunning NJ Cassidy Daniel oOoh'
nell 7. b.. Smyth. j. D. Smyth. George SWIM 'ohi'
F. Cayanagh. William H. Burke. K. W. Scott Joseph
Nav,or H. ~ LOOMS r. Smith. +. Patterson.
J.. II. Roston. Charles H. Van Biunt. George J.. IN
graham, W. IL. Statbuck. II. j. Turner John wagner
b. T. Kearns T. +. Gilroy. D. T. McMa'on' John r. De-
Jury, George F. Morgan, J. Reilly j. }. O bonohu''
Harry Walter, f. Biunncr J. Niles, George j. Wafnoi'
Francis Higgins j. Sergeant Cram H. :. White VI. D.
Drummond. T. J. McKenna William H. Clark l. T. Deyo'
+. l.. Kdgway John +. Carroll John H. S'N'o'' =
Byrne j. o. sullivan +. +. Bruner. :. C. Barnum. H.
O'Donochue George Il. Mcclellan. Loionho Senpe' il.
McCloskey w. II. t,,>hmen John p Kane James DHnnc
c. y. jordan, \. Cane, John II Spciman, me Rev j.
Byrre, Dr. j. 4. McCreev,. T. c. Cockey, D. Nnnsh' T.
Hendfick H. X Dohcrty J. J. Trayner. T. T ftla'rsld
u + Coon.v J. g. Keefe. +. Mof.srtv. John Early,
William j. Lardner, II. Guggenhcimer F. FoN' Dr.. NJ :
Henry. X. NJ. walters G. {. Shayne w j. bunN' j.
CAmrick j. O.. Fitzpatrick, r. Newcomne J. r ted
new j. r. Dillon. J. p. Fowler. j. D. Cfimmin-. J. T.
Noshcr r. Duncan Harris Edmund Connolly. Henry Muir
ray D. A. McEnHny. T. L. Murray. II. A. MURRAY
Dr. p. Harris. T. D. Farrell, b. Reilly j. Day ''''fs'
b. Coleman, ]. Il. McNuly. T. II. Leonard. H. Lawrence
H. H. Browne NJ. Coleman j. i. Coleman, > fh.l'"h
T. c. Smith.
IRELAND's OWN COLOES.
Behind the presidents chair big picture Of
Il Patrick. draped with the American and IRISH
flags The menu card was. Ia make an Irish bull I"
hook II contained views Of the Lake OF Killarney
O'Connest., Dublin, and Queenstown larbor' 'o'o'on
| in green ON the covers were shamfocks cmb"s'cd
in green the name Of the society In gilt letters Inc
harp Of Ireland and the unqucnchable motto Erin
Go Bragh.7
The band PLAYED Irish airs. new and old. The old
were applauded. but oh poor Tom Moore the
favorites Of the evening the irrcprcssible NC
Gintv- (Which was "encorcd7 seven times by actual
| COMMIT. and Little Annie Rooney who was some
body, sweetheart. but who Will probably stay before
the public until She, old enough 10 be grand mother.
The president congratulated the society on itS long
and prosperous career. and spoke hopefully OF the
| coming OF a better day for Ireland.
JUDGE BARRETT's WIT.
| The first regular toast was The Day we Celebrate
| 10 which Judge Barrett responded. lie referred -
the absence OF Chauncey VI. Depew, who Is SIN too
i'll TO speak at dinners 10 attend Ia IA, other dn,lc'
Let lis send to the sick ROOM said he, "a word Of
sympathy and good VIII. CAcer7J II he were
here 10 night he would say, 4 am AN lr,iman In Ire
! land German in Germany. and a Worlds Far man
all the tiinc.'7 Cheers and laughter
Judge Barrett also said that with Irishmcn love OF
America and loyalty to her did not prevent loyalty
10 the mother country. Ireland" he remarked l.
| the mother America is the bride England Is the
mothcr.inaw.r Cheers and laughcr)
Ellis H. Roberts spoke Of The United States In
the course Of his address he said: The answer the
| United states gives to Germany and Russia is that
| the only hope for the final suppression Of anarchy
is in clothing the people with political rights ana IN
| educat NJ tAcm t. use them" Cheers
The toast II LELAND had been assigned u Mr.
| Dcpcw The chairman said he could not find any
one who wa, Willing to take Mr.. Dcpcw's place, aud
pr )sed three cheers for him. When these had been
given heartily. H. Walters moved that the bank OF
beautiful flowers On the presidents table shonld be
sent t. Mr Dcpcw with the best wishes Of the society
This was cordially approved
THE REV MR. WOODMAN's WORDS.
The Rev. Clarence f. Woodman, who Is a priest Of
the Roman Catholic Church. made stirring and
eloquent speech on "Civil and Religious Liberty
| II think there can be no evil liberty without re
icious liberty" said he for true freedom IS from
| within
marked that they had one eye to religion and another
| to the main chance First they fell on Their Knee
| and then the abOrenes.' liaDghcrJ fht d
1t has been aid oyeg and over again with cxas
| hostile 10 American llcriics That there j.
a dcep.laid and guilcful scheme conceived somewhere
deen recess Of thc vatican, and cherished By every
Icst from Maine 10 California, ~ undermine step b(
Gains the ascendrncy. when they viii rise IN savag
might and crush them a. mght Gu2'c III an a
| tInaI cheers. but really think any such fa'uy a.
this is not worth the trouble Cheers IT, EroPe
| audience in fact its only appicoatiNc audience
| 49, one composed exclusively OF marine
checrs and laughter There Is @mGosc go1 ri,
liberty which Is bit the cloak for brutal license whlcl
mcher fears God nor regards man that liberty ""lcl
hoastc, ~ fraternity and ended In reign OF terror
hch hoaled Of humanity and ended ~ Robcs pierre
which Ioastcd of virtue and ended IN me WORSHIP ol
| n-nutitntc an the altar OF NOtrc Dame. TO ina
| iLrrv the Church Is an enemy - l. every TN
| American n.qud chccrs - , !,
| ,rrre liberty tr WoOdnan added, was conserved bN
fr.e suoccb free pres, free schools, free ballots, ir
church. and sound sense Of persona rcsponsiDi'S
| When lie took his seat. every man present arose
waved his handkerchief or his napkin, ana chccIcd.
oTupRS WHO SPOKE
The other sneakers were cx Postmaster James, wh'
took thc ,,I,ce of " Toufkc Cochran, who was unable
TO be present General Horace Porter who spoke VIII
wit and wisdom for The state Of New York; J"dg'
Fitzgerald who represented The icnch hnH Iar
and Charles : smith who responded to 1.-The GU
of New ork." saying In part:
TO be Roman citizen the proud boast not ohS
the native Of the adopted citizen oil Una