The Irish standard., 1890-02-22
WIN. 0'BRIEN'S AGAIN
It Is Heard in the Land Of the Sham
rock on the Political Issues Of
the Day.
A MASTERPIECE or ORAT0RY. !.

he Tells the People Of Maui The Irish
Cause Must Win Under Uhas.
Stewart Parneil.
1t quite novel sensation to me to
find myself in a part Of the country
where [ eau venture 60 address an as
sembly of my own fellow.countrymen
without the danger Of some rufflan Of II
Removable rushing out Of some dark
corner and bludge0ning the defenceless
people For the last few weeks chose
what ( thought was the quietest spot in
the world for hard work when I chose
GlengarriH, aud set, even in that re-
mote SPOT, was so dogged aud spied
upon by policemen, the very air of the
place was so poisoned with police es.
pionage, that I was really more i'm
prisoued there than when in Galway
Jail Qaughter). | only wish tnat We had
Englishmen with US in our exUerlences
IN ripperary for the last few days;
either that or that carloads OF police
spies would follow us into England,
and 1 venture to say that they would do
even better WORK Lii the Wav OF enl.ght-
Bning the Euglish people and Eugllsh
opinion that even the Hume Rule van
which your Invaluable representative
NV friend MI Clancy-has sent around
England (hear, hear). do not blame
the unfortunate creatures them selves,
OF course; but l think their masters
ought TO have learned by this time that
when never we have WORK to do for Ire,
aaua we have meyer yet failed to do 1t
without them aud ia spite Of them
icheers), Well. now, gentlemen, my
great pleasure hare to ddv, must say.
is standing by che side of my friend M.
Clancy, stluugh a very unexpected plea
sure comes in NV Way also ia hldlug
myself side by side with my dear old
friend Father Dunphy loud cheers). L
congratulate the county Of Dublin On
its representative. He is a mau waD is
q treasure, worth his weight in gold to
you his constituents, to us his col
leagues. and his countrymen (cheers).
And feel certain that as We Can cou
$4ratllate YOU upon your representative
81 we will DO able to congratulate the
county of Dublin and the city Of Dub
lin soon upon taking their rightful
place bv the side Ut G ,rk county, Of
Carlow county, aud King county. aud
ali the other high spirited aud generous
counties IN ireland in the sustainment
OF the gallant aud immortal men of
Tipperary cloud cheers), The lines
newspaper is not satisfied with having
collected selO 900 for Us, but il il now
taunting Dublin with not doing its
share of the work. Well, think l will
venture to ans yer for Dublin also, and
that by the time they have heard the
last of Dublin they will lind that Dab
lin also Will have done its duty. Then
with Cork by our side, with TlDrerary
by our side, aud with Dublin by our
side, with the entire GLORIOUS Irish race
at our backs, we Can march forward
with 6rm and confident hearts undsr
the banner Of our beloved leader. Char
les Stewart Parnell Cloud cheers). Ave.
cheer him TO the echo; he was never SO
much our leader, never so much beloved
by his party, bv his country, aud by his
race as he is to day after the last vile
stab that has bsen aimed at him by the
.dastardly maliguity Of his FOES and Ire
Ianc g foes ('out cheers) Well, theday
lis such fri 1lhtful day that | am afraid
to make anylhlug like speech to you.
MY advice TO you and to our country
men may be summed up in one word
namely, to 60 right ahead rs we bave
been goiug, aud turn neither to the
right nor to the left lhear, hear) [ do
not think that any man who knows Mr..
Parnell and his party will ever say that
any man living is more anxious than we
are that everv man who labors in
this land should get the fulles.
days wages that he can obtain for q
36lIs .Qhy 6WUIhs auN SSo ~ VAOSO
friends Of ours who have views Of their
own about the nationally alton of the
land, while it is an abstract q question at
this moment. it does not il any way
arise as q practical question. For my
own part I am perfectly satisfsd that
there is nothing whatever to be dreaded
from it whenever it does arise, and
whenever it comes to De discussed and
20 be thrashed out. BY all means let
our friends hold their own opinions
\ np0n that and upon every other sub
sjvcl; but / am sure that can appeal 60
Isstheir patriotism and To the patriotism
sBof the peopte of Ireland |, every man of
them. il they cannot al my thing prac5
teal to hell, s,s Az ttlle present monent,
events nott ~ anything that
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