The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-05
ONE GOOD WORD FOR HER.
MINISTER EaAS SAYS ENGLAND PRO-
TECTS Ter sUBJECIS ABROAD

TECTS AER sUBJECTS ABROAD
Neck Than Hts Observation-Disclosures Re-
publisans Praise President Harrison
ana Demand Continued Protection.
Minister Patrick Eean presided at meeting
OF over 5000 Irishmen hold last night In
Cooper Union. He received an enthusiastic
reception. Among those on the platform were
ex-JudRe Horace Russell. Hugh ]. Coleman.
Gen. Michael Kerwin. and Customs Inspector
Traitteur Denis +. Burke introduced Mr..
Egan In . speech in which he said that
England was the cause OF the fight between
the two parties hero to-day.
When Mr.. Egan was introduced the band
played. the crowd cheered. and two policemen
elected an unruly listener. Mr.. Egan said:
MY FnrESps: Ny first duty is to thank your
honorable committees for the honor II has done
meeting me ii II, and the second Is to thank you for
have extended to me here this evening II vel
come OF which any man In this great nation
II presume. nay. know. that the reason
why I haye been selected for this honor Is tho
fact that am singled out by the un- American
which. by the way. ia the ruling section OF the
Democratic press and paity as the butt 81 al
race who will not tamely bend their necks to
the yoke OF the Democratic party. l have
opinion IN American politics Without Consult
ing the Democratic bosses: and. therefore. IT
any and every cost i must Re downed. r even II
ner, Wayne Macveagh. to do 1t.
toned Tor the CHILEAN mission the M9gwnmp
and the democratic press With SON some s lew n n
In Chill, while Loyalty, sndeayoring to uphold
the national honor. ! was treacheronsly az,
for the thoroughly America stand maintained
by President Harrison. Mr. Blaine: Secretary
American prestige. and American honor would
have suffered defeat from which they would
mRy Il. ss
lrsiand-is the fact that the humhlest English
prived OF his liberty. ii Ills rights be uniuslly
iuvnded, or his person unlnstly assaisd. he
h as b BAG w aSd tSat He Ertsh navy ythn
hail. will be ready to promptly demand, and.
resrras ~ ptSs the
assault upon tho snilors Of the Bnti-
in Valparaiso now hae "n
and and tho hSh1 Tnited States. an oicer high in
command in the. British navy said to the com.
Ran si@ Ia ar "" al should be co%mted upon
his men he would promptly settle the matter
to u his 't men atsrwsr
Simply hecsuss tsors are Tany na
against again thrir own COUNTRY. that howl would
an American. that the glorious flag OF this re-
standard sIgd OF England and that every Amer can
citizen and every American interest ssur IN a
land ntSsr ns tie wc
thought too. that und srstood that these were
tho sentiments OF the Republican marty and Of
found that l was not mistaken. l therefore
adopted tho course that l have pursued in
Fellow fellow Citizens. tonight and to he aeie to say
that my every act and every wCrd IN that con,
ssc9n st
a. President Harri son and Iames H. Blaine
| and with tho APPRECIATION Of tn, entire Repub-
1T Is nnnecs,sary to say to you that the OBJ
| ject OF this meeting is to Impress not only
OF this great city. and upon the country ut
large the ndyisability may. tho necessity. OF
curing the resIection Of the man who for the
| past four years has given to this republic ono
o reg Rns' ana tie most patrotieay Xmer
| can ad administrations 1t has ever eninye cd since
| the days OF Observation-Disclosures Harrison
Mr. Thomas O'sullivan then read set Of
resolutions reafflrmin9 tho doctrines Of pro-
lection. praisinC the record OF this Republican
party. endorsing Mr.. Egan and President Har-
rison. and condemnng Wayne MacEeagh
| During the reading OF the resolutions man
| in tho rear OF the hall caused some excitement
| by disagreeing with the spirit Of the resolu-
tions. After tho police had quoted the dis
turbancs Mr. Egan introduced ex-Congress-
man John +. Finerty Of Illinois. Mr.. Finerty
said. in part:
There are but two sets OF principles before
| tho American people to-day. One had its birth
in the qualification act OF South Carolina in
1882 and its christening in 1861. The Demo-
built a platform out Of the rotten planks Of the
re.urrscted coffin OF the dead Confederacy.
That party tells ht ri s5rnnw
tell US to. 90 to Europe. WY should We, G?
its neck. But even iii did. tail twisting is q
good American nastme. begun in 1775 and
4 reference, to Mr.. Blaine caused over two
Wsy 1 When
room ior .Iimse,,t thoro was a chorus Of re.
speaker. He arraignsd Tamnlany Hall. say
why. gentlemen. lie said. "'one name
cherished and beloved above al others hytrue
la to and yet wnst
did they do? In honor Of the Irish people they
named nGsdot tho new baboon in Central Park
this anpouncemont Judge Brennan smiled
and said:
but thanks to the Mckinley bill we've got
John Bulls body in y barrel and his tail
through tho bunG hole"
Judge Brennan then pulled out So hill
waved it to and fro. and spent fifteen minutes
telling what good money it was. Then he
pok ed the bill back in his pock OF and said that
there was no doubt Of the result of the cleo.
ton. A man in tho back Of the hal disagreed
with him. and there we're cries OF Put him
OUT!
James F. Burke OF Pittsburgh devoted thirty
minutes to nm ARA gument of WAYNE Mae.
| VcaglI. Capt. Hugh i. Coleman closed the
| meeting with praise for Pres ident Harrison
and Mr.. Egan and dig at Mr.. MucVengl.