The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-11-25
CtraSrssgy VI. Depew'o Great Eulo-
gY Of Parr ell.

aEs aye here to nay trihute to
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a2'sssiG@e impress upon MS tmes
s22 EGcftHmcd incalculable services
fer t,s.. eoratrv The weaknesses
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ansFSSfaoie pai0 OF the elements
~l@ea affect th4ir fortunes while
sivfN. h1t. whe they ara dead, the
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az: .,,,.,,soa IS ha honr II is our
,r,,rx.,,. n ,a...,ni4e and Gracefully
,,.,y,,,,,ssyar tbe ,c;sdo,n the patriot-
5,,,, eas eorvso.. and tbe sunerh
>,gq,p,a .A;n witb Nhich Charles
.sse.u4ss p.rnoii oyg,u;za6 and lea
s,;z ,..,,,,+r,n.,, Ia within sjnht or
1k.. s,.,aaiaea tand If self-Coveru-
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,syys..,onnnjuo words of DIR. Ds.
gseg were greeted with the warm
%eSt gssSane by the audience, which
l,'sns S's'leu i,9'i' W n'.on '? a
aiss,my feon,>,he hrginning of the
x.entaHy 10 the present time. The
aerisa;eT graphically recalled the
Eaf@1s' eaoi.. VI Oaiiei " W, iuil'
r. 80 x. 'nid p 81 SnosHiU~ an tina I'd.
.t,s5iss "a p,rnen Or. Depew said:
All Ike hour when the prospect
Svas sinekesr. AND thA Irish were de-
spvira,, Of thtir cause. there an
s,asya,a anon the field a champion
who presented none of the eXternals
of bpYsastn or leadership. No her
aid arpnpeted his coming, no APP
sAagas greeted his arrival. His
coarsffss had not noticed his pres
eaoe, ssss enemy was not aware Of
his existence. He hated publicity,
asnt was destined to be the most
SonssssxbOus figure in the empire.
He gisa,iGed to saeak, and whenever
possas Be avoided the forum or the
piauassssa, but he was to effectively
voS% the' demands aud principles
whit, Md taxed the resources of
sac gmatest Orators Of nation just
sy fanDaa for eloquence. He was
ro'a Sg manner, undemonstrative
seis-ssASssaa iAperturbable, neither
eiafeu WOE depressed, and yet he be-
6ai9t Aaa IDOL u the most inpulsivt
'sf pennies.
RasfRsA welcomed ability and
gave ~ possessor every opportuni
fy TOR s&ssinction. His superiOrs in
<saiiNa@4e, like Sexton and Red
igiAha,ss in literature, like Mccarthy
AID fYSa,llsiar;,s in journalism OF
tsUpRhu' appeal, like Sullivan OF
Diflnn, OK Harrington were giver
the positions where they could hes
asseefrisTSs Il he had ambitions othel
than &E hSs country they were new
CT ala@Se3t. The inspiration whict
started Mn III his career and guild
ed i,iM M hiss work, was the motto
Of the 1anehester martyrs, "Goc
Save kselGnd.' He saw that fol
arishFnSla a. plot against the Castle
r or haan themselves or the bayonet'
OF Aae sOidlofy was madness. He
prof3xlfaNt. chat any man who com
nitts2 crime was fve to Ireland
paRSFtils BOLD COURSE.
le 5DgnG tAot home rule was 8
subSst sey debate which the House
of Commons would YEARLY lister
10 gSa both nar,ies unite IA Kill
And WA IRE resolved to win bv NOR.
al forvn snd constitutional methods
With sgusy g!mee who darea follow
he attacked 600 and odd, intrenched
On tAs forms, the usapes and the
.aHraditsss,s Of centuries "No meas.
x,res ssssN mass until tbe damand.
Of Irssauaa are granted.y was hi,
battle yyy. Tories were shocked
Liberals Indignant Radicals amaz