New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
GLAD TO 20 HONOR TO HIN.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND ENTERTAINED AT
DINNER.
\ PLEASANT AFFAIR At TIID UNION LEAGUE
CLUB-TUE rRELATE SPEAKS OK
THE SUFFRAGE,

THE SUFFRAGE.
A a se1rence 10 The speech delivered by Arch
hlshop ireland ~ Minnesota. recently before TIE
New-York Commanlery OF the Loyal Legion SOM
OF the members Of that organization anu u '
Union League cub gave dinner for MN iaSt nis'.
in the Union League Cubs house General Wager
Swayne presided. and az the round table were Gen
.ral George II sharpe General John MarSha'
Brown. Of Portland. No; Modica! Director PECK o'
the Army Coone. j. +. Bagdtn. 'olohe' Ai"e''
Lee Captain Edward r. Williams Captain CharleS
n RAYMOND. General 6. H. ]. COINS, br. !. H.
HUMPHREYS General Arson q. Mc'ooN faSln'S'''
Theodore T. smith. L. : y; Dr. George IL. Bu'ief
~ tho Army: Colonel George l. Gillespie CoIoh''
I,s.ph f. Slocum. Paymaster Allan = Apgar l.
: \ General Samue Thomas Surgeon Matthew
chalmers = : y. pr A. IL Parlee JoAn A.
Iogan IT, Major OncI Wheeler, |. : \; '''e''.
Thomas H. Hubbard. Captain L. +. Ennis ana
p,,tna,ter George De- Forest Barton. l. :. y
TIN. strong. r,,ri,,c words Of Archbishop ireland
a. a recent gathering OF the Loyal Legion Com
m,nlery seemed. IN me judgment OF the o'''i'
, .hat cofnr.lu Tory 90 call f1r an emphatic r'c's-
milton ~ n.s etalvA-'. patriotic IDEAS 's ''N'"'''
on t.at occasen ana me dinner ~ last "'Sh' wa
the result General .wayne. As POSTMASTER s'f''
ously and almost soicmnly remndri the EI ,,1
,roinI me abb" ~ the sguliclnc" oi me ocC"
hy reference 'he f,c; hat IN The same room an
W'r am ma , M b. Pr,sli"n, Of the Mexican
l.'t.'it ,r. -. .farlt ~ good fellowship Will
always psriomin1t~ ~ snch an Al1t as '" ~, u
h., General co.'s. who announced AZ ne hrst hyinh
~ f.. ev,nif.s 'Ter loyal I"ci1n "hich va
l .',,. 81, ,h. .iu. ~ The son ~ 'l" FtflbnN"f,
f,miltr 10 ID coicsc students. The vocal mtsi,
vas given with piano Accomplishments "'"erd'
Gr"r~.~,i sv",rn. Zoo hts Introduction 81 Arch
,.r1n ir..4rl cDmn'inroutc1 the pr'.ate upon The
.t,r.h -tlr in which his address had empha size l.
| Archbishop D.. a.l vas the Chaplain 81 re IN
I ,fi,,,.ofl Regiment during the VAR and when n"
| nose L, speak. every man present seemed 10 KNOW
him ana - understand IN advance IN" force % hls
u,,crarccs on TIE gr',t question q constitutional
| government under o. Republic. IN,
Thc Nreihisaop .., o., AZ first with some dfiicnce
-...,f ~, .lcl Hu occasion. Then be- body
/ rynrcl into qraet.nrs ~ government 10y tn people
~ ., s.' .,i. f. a.keI AZ times whether thinking
mon A., not incline the belief that universal SUI
frnee is fai,ur' answer tna, ,'I E' t, All;
eminent ~ the p"opr hy the prop.': - ~ ID ' 90
urc. hut / make ths further remark. MAJ we are
entirely too careless ln so1'tril"s NJ. 80
ana where % docs not belong the Sr''t pIl'A'st
! e,nrs~. I talk. no special class ~ citizens b"t J
| 4, know that the luor Interest throusn2u, me
t-oifrI states H.s-s al It's over - bliul we
! ,.r o., I,rry. him ~ his reason. should hay"
! laws most stringent enacted ~ p"nlsh 49, 'r"''
election. tnlyofsl fuir'Er IS ny ln'. ,h,s"s
~ y,e good citIzens Of America wer" always Nigl-
ir ami ready 20 punish political cr.moss. me guilty
"ou,d De ,,, ,csreio.,ress and Jack OF courage on
| nur mart 10 punish fich Offences encourages mem
| ;rb ArChNishpn closed with strong appea, 10
| Americans ~ assert their Amercanism IN the Oi'-
| tle0eM ~ Thought and reason. or t.A
| General co.'s made witty speech. h.'d WI
| ,,nc1,.es 81 the war AMI afterward sang song
| nhicb related the experiences u a member OF
| "ErannIgan's Band" General CONS ma5queraatt .
neinr' 9TH = silk hat and a and acted out
| ,haroughlv the conditions which are supposed ~
cone to member OF that organiZation ~" wa
| Sonr,uy r'auded the close Of the performance
| Gonoral Brown. General Sharpe anu others also
| spoke