The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-08-04
JUST IN MCCARTHY.
An Enthusiastic Reception Ten
dered Elm at Forestgate, by
the Up ton Branch, I. N. Z.
THEPROSPECTSOF HOME RULE
An Appeal for Aid and Assistance,
Particularly Directed to Irish
naen at Home.

80 !FS
OF the forestgate end Upton Branch OF
the Irish Natlonal L'eaRue, IN the Unl-
farlan Hall, fores tgate, recently, says q
Iate issue OF the Dublin Freeman. The
Chairman OF the Irish Party met with
an enthusiastic reception at the hands OF
the ladies' and gentiemen present.
Amongst those who occupied seats On
the platform was Ml'. P.tJ. Power, N. r,
who WAS also warmly received. Thechair
was cccnpied by Mr. McSweeny.
Mr. Justin MCCARTHY, who was re-
csaved with loud END prolonged cheering,
sald--l hope ana believe that with your
esrnestnees, with your energy, with your
growing numbers, and with the increase
OF The members who ENROLL themselves as
members of this branch, you will be able
to 90 that great service for the Liberal
-party IN this country thear, hear, be-
cause to serve them ubsje' present con-
dlslons is to serve the Irish National
cause (cheerH) Fort English Liberal
Party, as an Englieh as1s Liberal -le' Party and
nothing else, we care very llttle (hear,
hear. While shey support US to get our
Nataonat cause carfied-and 50 far they
hsTe supported als Loyalty, manfuliy, ana
faithfully while they DO that we are
their allies and friends even to the death
<hearYhear D. And We believe believe, and De-
iisve-and have acme sl opportunities OF
knowing more than m all people have
believe the purpose ' ''' O the Liberal Party
is above all things hdealty 1[c Tor fne lrsh 90
cause.-The cause q Ls home me rule. 4 Cheersl.
Therefore, We lEa musts ls' sup pport Than ana
you hear, where the contest u doubtful
and difficult ana uncertain, YOU are spec
tally bound 70 give them chem AL your help,
and all your strength, and alt your watch
fulness, ana all your Ell ergy TO enable l
them to hold this seat, ana thus SO Tar to
enable them to confront the Tory party
at. the next election (cheers) Now, 1
WAS saying That the Liberal Lip Government
and the English Liberal o ll Party are true
to us, and are determined to support us
until we carry our National cause. May
tell you something more that despite
ali the rumors, the common talk, and the
reports insTory papers the Liberal Gov.
ernment are determined to carry cur
Evicted Tenants Bill this session, come
what will (cheers). They will carry it
come what will, through the House OF
Commons no matter how long they keep
the house sitting in order to accomplish
that object renewed cheers). What may
happen to it in the House of Lords no
one can tel, and except tor the loss of
time we do sid;bt very much care, the
throwing out OF that bill, if they do throw
it out, will be only one other nail driven
into the coffin OF the House of Lords
(cheers). But it is not quite certain that
the House of Lords viii throw ont the
bill. The House Of Lords, although they
may not Join in general Legislation, al
thourhsthey NAV NOT be yerv progressive.
or as regards public matters, yery astute
vet they are what the Sootoh call "clan-
nish', to great degree. and it NAV oc.
cnr. to them that the interests Of the
Irish landlords. in which thev have ac
much concern MIGHT ba hanaittai7 no :
settlement Of the Irish evioted tenants
question. and therefore il is not who'll j
imnoha;ble---althonrh I do not eay it. ia
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