Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

CHICAGO. Oct An V. Cannon. Of
Omaha. last night succeeded John Fiiz-
gerald as president Of the Irish Ma
tionai League Of America The con-
vention. notwithstanding . spirited
struggle. adopted an attitude of abso-
lutte Independence for the organization
from any Of the factions in ireland or
their auxiliary bodies Secretary John
p Sutton was reelected by aeclama-
ton and William Ryman, of New York.
unanimously chosen treasurer.
w J. Gleason. Of Cleveland. chair
man of the committee on consultation.
submitted n plan which made no men,
ton Of the parent body in ireland. thus
divesting the American body from sub
jeetion 20 control or responsibility 20
the diverse organizations at present
existing In ireland The plan WAS
adopted without without question. and
the salaries of the president. secretary
aud treasurer - be chosen were fxed
al q. 600 per year.
A habbub was raised by Dennis Ryan.
Of 81 Louis obieetinx To the clause in
the constitution virtually making one
OF the objects Of the league the boy
cotting IN America OF importations OF
the goods Of English Manufacturers
He thought sEeh action looked Ike
taxing = hand in American politics.
but the convention failed TO see the
connection and eismoroassy yelled For
Mr. Ryan 70 sit down. while il declared
itself unmisfakably for the boycott
The real fyhs Of the dav occurred when
the report Of the corn rnitree On n At
forr., v.x r~,H - Ch~s- e~---.
if1hA 1He Feaning ene convention WAS
into cheers The ptarform WAS a. fol-
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guidance Of Almighty God for our brothers
and ourselves TO the end that With His eIe-s-
,ns oas ~, .s1n,.sd enor.s -.y resalt IN sesas-
he planted them ana xa,ernnsr, 30
personnel shall be so eI-xs and pure. and
wnose prinsip Is SHALL be - sroad- humane
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We exteaa our he.rtfes. ~u-.shx "a our
president Joha IL Ftzxers q, OF Lincoln.
AMI our nrss viee-prestfsnf. Hon Patrfrk
s., a, % saI',nofs N .aesr i1r-s ana
No eanse IA ever h.I brs~~r ,ru~r an.
more s-Is- saeriseinx sozs thaa Tisrx~rnId
AMI Martin. and irishnen VIII w- trust.
ever rs'ar n.oer Win sratsnie sh-ir great
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ease OF sm~rse.n estIren. .s9-r,n~ rsn.I
horrors Ia British dungeons. because Of
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.enfasives in congress TO press the matter
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Rsv Charles orR@sIIy and secretary Joan p.
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