The Irish standard., 1892-06-18

Ahern, Dakota; J. ]. Fitzgerald, Henn'
pin; Jacob Guist, LIE Sueur: T. M. Dollar
Mcleod; J. Ahern, Murray; Rev. F.
Kervick, Pipestone; ]. II. Gallagher
Ramsey; H. F. McMahon, Renville; Joh
Coogan, Rice; A. Murphy, St Louis
James Sheehan, Scott; Dan Myers, Sib
Icy; W. J. Murphy, Stearns; j. F. Clark
Steele; e. P. OBrien, Stevens; M. E
Conlogue, Swift: r w. McGarry, Wash
ington; J. T. Rowan, Winona; VIM. No
Ian, Wright.
Insurance Committee-Thomas REILLY
Anoka; George Rowles, Big Stone; D. p
Hayes, Blue Earth; B. E.. McGuigin
Carrolton; j. l.. Powers, Carver; John
Hurley, Grow Wing; Mat Ahern, Dakota
H. L. Bennett, Fillmore; j. D. O'Brien,
H ennepin; William Kennedy, LIE Sueur;
P. McElligott, Mcleod; Peter Keegan,
Murray; T. B. Mcguire, Mobiles; D. j.
Lawlor, Pine: c. E. Dougherty, Pipe
stone; P. l.. Dawson, Ramsey; Thomas
Boylan, Renville; r. J. MCCARTHY, Rice;
j. G. Hessian, St. Louis; H. B. Conlin,
Scott; Dan Myers, 5ibley; W. J. Murphy,
Stearns; M. J. McGrath, Steele; P. A..
MCCARTHY, Stevens; M. Hoban, Swift;
Thomas Walsh, Washington; John
Bohan, Watonwan; D. J. O'Brien, Wi
mona; c. O'Hara, Wright.
Committee on Military-J. Nancy,
Anoka, j. W. Doyle, Hennepin; William
Fay, Mcleod; Peter Keegan, Murray; T.
Foley, Ramsey; E. 7. Kelly, Rice; D.
Callaghan, Scott: Frank Griffith, Stevens;
W. McKenna, Swift; T. Mclaughlin,
Waseca.
Grievance Committee-H. Donnelly,
Anoka; P. Heily, Big Stone; j. Brown,
Blue Earth; John Campbell, Carver;
John Hurley, Crow Wing; James McCon-
vile, Hennepin; NJ. G. Walsh, lie Seuer;
j. Waldron, Mcleod; J. Ahern, Murray;
F. P. Kervick, Pipestone; j. B. Pewters,
Ramsey; FL. F. Mcmahon, Renville; T. J.
MCCARTHY, Wright; J. Connolly, ST..
Louis; DIR. G. r. Maloney, Scott; J. e.
Malone, Steele; E. P. O'Brien, Stevens;
James Kent, Swift; j. W. Walsh, Wright.
Auditing Committee-T III. Ryan,
Anoka; M. Higgins, Big Stone; J. Brown,
Blue Earth; P. Kinney, Hennepin; P.
O'Leary, LIE Seuer; John Ahern, Murray;
f. P. Kervick, Pipestone; J. G. Cantwell,
Ramsey; P. II. Kerwin, Renville; P. J..
Sheridan, Rice; G. F. Maginnis, ST..
Louis; P. A. MCCARTHY, Stevens.
National RELATIONSHIP. J. Cuddy,
Blue Earth; J, F. McGowan, Hennepin;
j. F. McGinnis, LIE Sueur; P. Keegan,
Murray; T. Fl. Grant, Ramsey; P. H. Kir-
wan, Rsnville; M. Leadon, Rice; G. A.
Lonergan, Steele; William Logue, Stev-
ems; s. Casey, Swift; F. Monahan, Wi
mona.
On motion of MI. Kinnane the conven-
tion took recess until 10 g. M. Wednes-
day.
In the evening an entertainment was
given at Harmonic hall which was pre-
sided over by the County Delegate, John
Mahoney. Father McCarron was the
first speaker and began his address by
expressing the regrets OF the arrange
ments committee and his own at the alb
sence Of Mayor Winston, who had been
called away from the city on an important
matter of business. Continuing the
reverend father congratulated the dele
gates on the successful incidents of the
day and the extent of the assembly and
welcomed the visiting members of the
order to the city. "The Grand and An
cient Order of Hibernians,' he said, "did
not need any endorsement; its history
has been an enviable, even noble one,
and it's future promises to be as bright as
it's past. The order has, in common with
other worthy organizations, admirable
features, but the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians excels in some characteristics.
The objects of the order appeal at once
to the judgment and better nature of hu-
manity. The principles of the order are
Unity, Friendship and Charity. The
fruits of the spirit should be manifested
in the acts Of Hibernians, who should
practice meekness and forbearance in
their dealings with the world and with
each other" In conclusion, Father Nc
Carron commended the order to the pro-
lection of the Church.
Miss Theresa Speekman rendered q
piano selection at the close of Rev. Father
McC Carron's remarks, which was we'll re-
ceived.
j. E. O'Brien delivered an address
on the causes which have debased Ire
land. He dwelt at some length on the
land system and unjust taxation imposed
upon the Irish. His address was warmly
applauded.
Miss Frances Bayley sang kathleen
Mavourneen" in captivating manner,
after which James II. Burns, of St. Paul,
was called upon and delivered a brief