New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27

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Governor Robert J. Reynolds OF Deia"AN, -
blcss the Hon william L. Gladstone. ana Tor ohec ,'
the contamination hi, noble Efforts that He-u ""'
DO ..o .,w,v.
Governor Knute Nelson, Of Minnesota nav. 49,
hoo,oa in q system OF Home Rule for Ireland. "het".r
the nil nov ,,ndng in the British Parliament PPy
covers the Held 1 AIN unable to say as = nav L., .,
opportunity 10 examine it, provision, III oc'a' ,.s
,he hill docs not 90 enough or as far "a ."c I'M
=" ,nId .ouId acs,re IL is at all events besinnns'
and after the experiment has been trica' ",ous W
limited scale, 1t viii be much easier 10 eAp""u a
- c.,rra ~ tho experiment proves . success Us 1
have doubt IL WILL 49,, u,ho,,,od
n ,,te that Mr. Giodtonc has the good wishes ana
.vmpathy Of nne,enths Of the people oil Mieh's'" ' VI"
success OF his Home-Rulc Dill ,.
Following the letters came these resoiu''ums -
Assembled Us American citizens. Trespeou Nnr.os
poliiicul or religious alnatlois, we Wcu ~ ttnme
pur sentiment upon the pending queS'o" u '''"'
Ne are mnof that this is subject tna n "IHu I,
nearly affects another government than "" land was
anonr TIE irst Of nations TO extend 10 us
enlargement, sympathy, ana anu ' ANA IN make re-
lor no, ,b a" address sent by the Irish Nation con
aulating Republic upon thal 'h,u country
dependence which has forever n'"ue 'N''
No do NOT intend TO recount the history OF Irra"
,hroab whch She has forced to pass nor mo 10
dwell upon the noble struggle lor ,Soi meriod she
tionai Autonomy which through all ,nh' ,t', mon
has waged agans, unequal ODDS nor 70 Gi,e of is
the constancy courage and the no,,ical
prSpe o, Ems but casting these aside as SloaSs
hnfore our eyes We would stand forth anu , nn and
Using OF Ireands sun, thc h"ip"'e' "
glorious national day. , ,ocod legislative
Alter ninety three years OF sn' or hat Greatest
uniou ~ modern times william Ewart GLADSTONE"
have confessed that is es'c, ane Of ireland shall
tho British Empire that the p'opie "a ~ their own
ha .mpowercd TO resume the control Oh 'he'' ""''
However tary the act Of justice to an oppr ,r"st
peonIc we nevertheless look with confidence ' rrn,Ia
rn the sincerity with which ne cmerr"s M Which
j. in. ended TO secure national autonomy f'r i in
restoration OF Its Parliament resn" and tho be-
dus,rics n rebuilding OF lis commerce, anu w mono
uiowni Of peace comfort and happiness upon rs pro pnv
This measure OF Home Rule, INC outcome sls u" Of I'M,
iish people is but demand for the rsTra' " has has
iniqutous legislative union of the year neT u d,cn.i,
anS VINO are in the bcs psio through hrr lraierI.
TO recognize what Is adapted TO secure 'her p''''
We recognize that Irclands fate trembles again IN
the scales Of Tine i~re sstlc the long standing
quarrel With English msrnlc and 'his Is, a. ehi TO
by the voice Of The nalon'j VINO nave occ"p,a5le 10
SS cnn fIn "cf fas: Of the H1p
to repair the n %%nss Of pary Of England by
leaders Of the Irish people and BY n tn~ ror rE W must s
alt 1S T, Ms psCPs sn ns y grief and pain
ressonnbIe opposition which has developed IN certain
Ana u we would caution All who In conjunction with
hostile English and Irish party combination, n'n yrc a.
dIStrOviug measure when secures u''u'," - ~
bV " great majority OF he iri.h people that 4 they
srrmcon Of the cause OF Ireland. and would In;,y
brand them inirca 70 her best interest,", n n
viii Of the majority must be the ruling power l u,
politics And the will OF the majority has a'riar'i
o' # Is tbsrcforc the expression Of American cnii-
nient extend nd and cncourae"nent ~ srrnr"s
ro ,c'' rn % our.clvS recognizing t~
advantages Of local sclfeovernment ana w" rc'"'e
tina, flow from 81. "i% S nIDhs 10 We DC coraay ap
prove AND indorsc tn" present lone Hl" bii' ana
me crowninc ACT of his splendid career. VIII be-
monument Of pace and good VIII 10 'he peoples VI
And we pledge 10 this not only our moral
support but the leaders OF the rl'h people We gva
assrancs; Of financial ah 10 e ans,am r" in 10 suns
peace ana justice for Ireland.
Major John lh'rnc spoke next l!r said that
he was delegated 10 see that tie Irish in America
were going to do their best TO pass Mr. "ild-
stone's measure II was no more than their dnty,
for they had urged the Irish in Ireland IN take
I'm the fight After Major Byrncs speech ell
yelopes were passed around among the audience
and in that way about $4,000 was collected.
These resolutions were then offered by IoIohcS
John McEncrncy and passed.
Whereas. A condition In Irish affairs has been
reached which urgently demands 'hat al ul"eT nd
and dissensons among the friends of ireland shoun
and undivided ana unll'u 'li"I'o W. h'rh
IN the massage of the measures Tor Home Knic no"
before the British Parliament. and -. =. :.
Whereas, In order 10 accomplish this rcsu, II !,
absolutely necessary that every Irish member Of
Parliament should Dc present aud assist Mr. 'ihu
stone and the liberal PARTY o a. u , ,I Ir, cm
Der Who serve without compensation are Tl'hon, ,he
necessary means TO maintain themselves III Lohooh
during ths Parliamentary Struggle, ana
Whereas \ carefully revived estimate OF the amount
ireland 1, $4,000. which in the opinion OF IN,
meeting can be promptly raised In the United state u
lime permitted The National Federation Of Amer1 n 10
make an appeal 10 the people OF TINS conh'rs; 'nfre
ore I'm orarr 10 meet this emergency ana gain tmc
make the necessary appeal; be rrmm.ua tina, an
emergency guarantee fund subscription BE- immediately
opened and 100 persons BE- Invited 70 '""'''''' '''
Wolvd Tint the National Fedora Ion OF America
hereby s TO "s AZ %rTS" r fPH% Sa 81
and place the proceeds Of such APPEAL u me cr'nn
Of This emergency gnnran'ec nna IN Hrqs in f
or reduce their Subscriptions to the lowest possible
amount.
DR. BRlNN SPEAKS.
Tho Rev. Dr. IIcnry A. Brann made pleasing
address after the resolutions had been passed
porc,c he had spol,cn fifty words evidences Of
cood humor broke OUT the faces Of his hear
ora He said in opening that he had intended
IN make n sprcch on Home Ruc, but that IN"
4. Gallant Coloncl" had stolen all his time, ana
had emphasized the theft by saying that IL"
one would dare 10 speak on lone Rne a''cr
Bourlc cochran's oratory
.Eutr said Dr. I,rmnn, will speak but ten
minutes and hons, You will look at our Watches
and let me know when my time is up lie then
called attention 10 the fact that most great I'sis-
latiyc measures had strong mnorticS against t'ir
rassacc and instanccd the Constitution oi IN"
United States. There We're two factions III me
minority opposed to If0nc Rule for Ireland, he
dcclarcd-tllc Orangcmen and Respectable element
of lrishmen who had some fonlis IDEAS, on" oil
which was their wanting 10 make Ireland mon
archy again and TO have kim.
The Orangcmcn@ he said ARE the sons OF
cattle thieves horse thieves and tramps, who were
imported 200 years ago from England to take
possession Of vacated lands" At the mention OF
Colonel Sandcrsons name there was a vollry OF
misses. while DR.. Branns Remuneration of the
Orangemcn elected mingled Applause and hiss"s.
Despite the disapprova Of a part Of his audience.
DIR 'I,rnn continued The Fishermen are q lot