New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
ANOTHER WARM WELCOME.
THE IRISH ENJOYS AT JERSEY CITY.
A GREAT CROWD CnEDRs THEN TO THE ECHO
AND suBsoRIBEs LITERALLY TO THE
-.,,eZ or HOME RULE.
CAUSE OF HOME RULE.

A GREAT CROWD ChEr'fso i" ~
AVN supsoR1BEs LITERALLY TO THE
CAUSE OF HOME RULE.
,o-.ov c,,v fol, into line last evening In behalf OF
,,or,. pr,o for Ireland and gave greeting 70 rue
rr,h .nvovs as enthusiastic and rs significant In us
,rav nronortiona;eIy to the Irish popuisuoh Oh INC
49,, a. nv which they are likely to receive wner-
ever they 20 during their visit TO ms country
was apparent Judged from the CROWD OF sSmps'nhers
,vbo welcomed the Irish Members M rarhs"eh' anu
the generous offerings OF money ""c" "e.e "a .s
after Mr.. OBricn had made MS spccch' 'h"' ."0
nbsnomcoa, success which they had en- Monday evening
~ 49, wotropotan opera House wag having its erect.
rh. meeting was held in the Oaliand-ave Rink, the
largest buildinr IN the city, which Is capable oi
,d,rc 600 persons. 1t has been the scene OF some
notable American political gatherings iet tne me0'
inc last evening could compare favoraoy IN NUMBERS
With any of these, and In soul-s'arrnR chee's anu
opplause as WE'LL The large place was ni'oo long
100 the delegates arrived and entcrprisng pedlers
1000 rich harvest by selling portraits Of Dillon and
o,pr,er the two most popular members oil the dele
os,on The decorations were varied ana eiaoorate'
Chinese lanterns bunting and Irish and American nsSs
being conspicuous In all parts OF the Dig puho'he
p.nds Of music too lent additional attraction to the
scene - ..
some of the notices on the hass ana pah-
ners were striking: "Home Rule iof ire
laud- {" ParneIl Ouf LeaQcf. WE N~he ANe'o~..''
Indeneudcnce.s God save Ireland and so on. FOR
,,ai,s Of Gladstone and parnell were displayed In
ominent places behind the speakers and ono largo
irish ass with the harp in the background
ireland and America shaking hsDis. while the stsrs
and Stripes and Erns flag were intertwined' INC ""e
bordered with sllamrocks. About 300 OK the mos'
prominent citizens of Jersey City were on the s'aso'
among whom were most of the leading city omcias'
headed BY Mayor Cleveland and Governor Albeit. Inc
n,ests too here as elsewhere, lent their aid to the
canse by their presence well as by their suDscrip
tions They came not alone from jersey Ciy, pu'
from the neighboring towns OF Newark n'inScoo'''
Bayonne, Morrist0wn Trenton snc Others "'ue" rev
large Irish populations. Conspicuous among 1on -
Momsignor Seton, Of Jersey City, and the ROY ~.
Dillon, of Newark, who up to his arrival III uns
country played q leading part in the Land Lcague @ue
Home Rule agitation. Mrs. Parnen, the mother Oh
the Irish leader escorted to the hall py wiinam
Knoud OF this city, at whose home size il s'aslns'
and her entrance was received Win app'aus0' "
Hibernan Rides Of Jersey City were there III io'oo'
with Hags banners and music, and wearing 'io n"nu
some green badges of the order, their appearance oes
hailed with cheers.
Tho delegates. Messrs OBrien Sullivan, Harrington
and Gill. reached Taylor's Hotel from the norman
uouso at 30 o'clock and were escorted rom there
IN the rink by large body Of men, CONSISTING vi sc'
eral divisions OF the Ancient Order Oh Hoein on"
an immense crowd that lined Tile s''oc'' 'e
which they passed and checred themselves hoar'e Ior
the popular champions OF the Irish CAUSE anu ior 'he
great leaders, Psrnell and Gladstone
The meeting was held under the auspices OF the
pr,nch Of the Irish National League. OF which NJ b.
Holmes Is the state delegate, and ne also ac'eu %
chairman OF the committee Of arrangements. En-
MAYOR Peter McGavsk, of IIoboken, called the H'ceV
ing TO order in brief and eloquent speech anu '.'o
duced Mayor Orestes Cleveland a" the presohs o"oei
NJ the evening. The Mayor on rising 10 speaA was
greeted with all outburst Of applause lie maoe so"e
,n hits in his denunclation of the methods employed
nv Mr. palfour in governing the Irish people, ana theh
called upon Governor Albeit TO make tne sauieS' "
,,come which he did in a manner that stirred inc
vast audience. Ia u,.
1--WE are not alone Irishmen hcrc.' he SAID, pu'
,ve are Americans and Germans and other hauoha'
Ties as we'll for in this free country we know ne'ne
race nor religion where great question oi -"'o.''
liberty for a struggling nation Is ihVoiVeu' Nnp
plause) lie then introduced wihiam obrio" % V'e
nrst sneaker to whom the audience gave
,na usual cordial welcome by cheering
Wv .,o,,a,no ard waving hats and handkerchief.
Mr.. O'Brien said In part:
won't waste words attempting to thank you LOT sne
glorious welcome, civil and Military thn' YOU "sN -
n,ea scd 10 give myself and my friends tohiehe h 1e"
Jersey This is one the most glorious one OF the most
s,,,, sioh,s that my eyes have fallen upon. The
v rs,s.rd YOU want is told now tell you thae
the success the unexamped success that mas a'N"oe ~
mission TO America has brought JOY 70 the hour' oN
man who is fighting coercion upon the ola SOIL OIL Ira
and ,uc terror and the hearts o MI Baiiouf
ana ~ HE assembly OF spies and removables in Dublin
Castle prolonged applause) .
We have come here at the call Of own mstchless
leader Paren (renewed appliuse), to- IN the "oru'
q, tho old song answer the question, "How Is poor
old ICELAND and how does she stand2 and, aitnouen
the fight Is still raging and our leowe are ia 'no .h.A
OF fierce and cruel conflict for the conmones' f'sh
and liberties which you as American cuzehs ENJOY "
i.i.h
YOU is no longer story Of disaster and despair ou
NJ ste,dv progress and Of inevitable victory. TAP
pause) The progress OF our cause has been 80 r'p'u
friends and powerful friends, are nos throhgina ihe
our ranks I'm such sometimes all but iofge
how incredible has been the advance that the Home Rule
se has made I'm .he years f the existence oil the
Irish Parliamentary party under tie unrivaed eaaersnI
~ Charles Stewart Pamell. Applause again ana again
renewedD 80 .,, ..,,
,.,,.,cd tn encourage u.s. thaa 10 recall the con
d,op Of Irish politics when larnen arose ana :"
b,aye "Joe" Biegar (applausel win nm 10 centrum
tho enemies Of Ireland IN the BRUSH farhameh'' ~
was then indeed In a sad plight LOOK az ~ now
we have united Irish nation united as lreiahd ms never
,,or. been united We have our side the greates
orator and mightiest master OF tie English tongue In
neeress Gladstone prolonged applause and we nave
vast indeed an overwhelming. majority OF the Enssf
eopIe on our also result OF the next genera
eIcc,on il certain To prove. (Rncwed sppause) W.
have the sympathy OF the civilized world anu geat'r a'
all we have just cause :onsecrated by sanerhs
and sacrifice and tie triumph Of which Is dearer 70 yo'
and 70 me than any material gains aye. even than liz
itself Immense cheeringJ The clergyman and the lay
man the laborer and the mechanic. the citizen ana th
a.,ot the rich and poor the Drawn and the braI
a., today side by side Ireland, working with might ant
main like brothers like soldiers in common battle
1Cootnued cheering) How any one doubt OF carl.
| and ultimate success. applause
Tbink of what beloved country has endured In tn
n,s, and contrast with the brilliant future which
| IN store for her on early day II you In Americ
will only stand by us In this the supreme moment
| the great conflict (Cries Of Were with YOU
and cheers Already there has swept across the ocea
time and time again the great value OF this Republic
by even discordant showing that
man who rejoces the proud title Of American citize
| is ON the side Of Parnel and 6isdstone. (Appisuse
THAT cheered Pane and that also eheere
| the Irish people. We want money now. The Tor
treasury is rich money and IN oppressive devices
brute force TO suppress the great National uprising
| Ireland Let the men OF jersey City answer and sa
that ~ we fail to win the victory now 1t Will not
because YOU Withheld aid at the moment when aid alon
was necessary to enable to carry the day rolonge
| cheering and applouse)
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