New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
HOME RULERS ASKING AID.
CARRY ON TIE CAMPAIGN FOR THE PASS
AGE OF MIR. GLADsTONEs NEW MEASURE.

PRESSING NEED OF MONEY WITH WHICH TO
CARRY ON TIE CAMPAIGN FOR THE PASS
AGE OF MR. GLADsroNEs NEW MEASURE.
London. Feb. I5.-The following addIcs, has been
issued by Justin Mccarthy Timothy lcay and other
IRISH Natl nast leaders:
To Nnsmen and al friends of Ireland in The
| Til Cd states, Canada and Aus raa.
We have reached the most crucial moment in the bis
! tory of llciands long struSs;e for h"r nEhit The
OF the part, railing the British Empire has brought In
Home Rule Lii which 4 whole. a broad.
lTeIand. 0 Tnr iii R o Fl +" ihr sh oe
a Parliament practically free 10 deal with an
Government responsible 10 tina; Parliament and in
addition the Irish people nave Hno%r mc c Ir ' in
The Government Of TIE Empire In ms ~ N nianS
C"er h Inpr'1 na rS p s an n s Of Il IN
her place in the government OF the world ana
ment Of iAc great contract between her ami Great
britain. The representative Ct Ireland have a'cepl
bill. fitting contamination of the sacrifices ana
lalors of the Irish race for 50 many crntures my
mea sure final and triumphant close TO lon6
lilo iy and sorroaful struggle.
The enemies OF Ireland 90 not yet however, ar-
knowledge that the end Is ,l1sc and assured. NJ
tn ugh they know that the bill is certain TO pass The
lou,e OF Common, by an ubI"rm mao iiE ana u%
chamber is always ultimately enacted into law, they
jnc a Settlement We cnnnct. ticrcforc disregard
~" possibility OF long and desperate campaign 10
defcIt Mr.. Gladstone nob" effort and - wreck the
Irish Comfy ncd 10y cnchi'S venononN and IN
scrupulos AMI with boundl"S' wealth. Il Is impo lib"
f,r It's - carry On even L' SNORT r'ihh"lt OF we
struggle without the assistance OF brethren ana trrni
N all parts Of tie world II i. only from pgGp%, :"
sympathz"r,. with our principles that we bay" asked
same tr!ed fricnds-morc- confidently on the morrow
# IN" dav when. by vote unanim)Gs and unchl
lcnged The House o. Commons has stamped upon ID"
foul and caumniou, charge made by he paynnst'r.
Of Ticou. that the independent lri>h Nationalist had
Consented t. become mercenarie, OF British Nd
In tle struggle Of the last fourteen wears. almost e
dominant factor next TO Inc COURAGE ana irnnr'v OF
our Kindred and friends beyond III" Our nation.
men, mndcr ry.trcied francic. before that as;~iancc
came TO her aid had not ayoc" but that Of enemies i1
by cvictlng landlords their aspirations for religious
liberty were represented by inv"i"rate blgoi' and
sell government. Ly either rcricS or placchuntlne
Wings OConnelr- inighty movement for repeal
parliamentary representation al IL" demands ol re-
the constitutional movement .lep tn sleep OF death
IhG Tories and W3s in TIE d i@s 81 Of Of, Common a
their country. and accepted the rewards OF peridy
and IA rs 1850 Amdc %nd NmSa threw themselves
Into ,hc ngs ar2m 1na, hGTr the tra , %y
generosity OF people and friends abroad. the cause
at home found honest. faithful courageous repreSeI
thirteen wears. accepted pay or places from the Br,
The1e rePres"na'iys in,gh, ana con-
They broke successive hostile administrations until!
they find themselves friend and allies 81 the
greatest Of British statesmen and the strongest 81
British partics. They ask now tIat they may H.
enabled from the somc powerful and generous PEG
pie. to bring 10 consumnaon their labors and ther
principles. POrnc by the generosity Of their race
through the long night. they ak for the aid
qred for The brief interval that sti stands between
Ireland and her breaking lay.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
EDWARD BLAKE.
THOMAS SEXTON.
MICHAEL DANlTr.
JOHN DILLON.
TIMOTHY VI IiEALY.
WILLIAM O'ERIEN.
AETHTE OTONNOR.
THOMAS POWER OCONEOR.