The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
SECOND DlIts NETTING.
&" Revolution" the Text of the irish
American Convention.

CHICAGO. I'LL, sept. D. keFolu-
ton" written i'm big. flaming letters, was
the text Of tO-day's proceedings of the
Irish National Convention, and when the
body adjourned this evening 10 await the
report of the Committee on Re solruons
and WAYS and Means. there did not re-
main a lingering doubt in the minls OF
"a single delegate regarding the exact phi-
pose and policy of those who mad CALI
ed him 90 Chicago. There was no beat
ine about The bush, no yelling in honey
ei phrases ot the object OF the gather
ing.
oBJrCr BOLDLY DECLARED.
IL was boldly declared by lrish-Amcr-
cans from different parts OF the country
some of them men of national reputation,
that 10 matter what the sentiments ui
the American G0yernent, or tne American
poople. the time had arrived for the lfisn
In America 20 abandon constitutional
agitation. 10 take up the sword and TO
seek the independence OF their Isle py
the use Of weapons. rather than through
legislative cuactiucnia.
The organization OF standing army.
ready 10 do battle whenever the oppOr-
tunify should present itself. Was aiEo-
Gated amid frantic enthusiasm. and which
eliminated in wild scene, when . NeW
York delegate, named The Chairman eA-
Congres man John +. Finnerty. as the
first president OF the Irish republic OF
the near future. g.,
Haired OF England ana everything Eng
lish was expressed in vehement lall
guagc. in every speech. ana the CHEERS "ln
vele of approval were mixed w.th hoo's'
hi.qfs and erOans for the British HoF-
ernment Tories and bnionists.
As 10 the matter of ways ana in,'"''
IN is insisted that the delegates ana ts"s3
behind them lnd been instrpmehNtl III
securing the greater portion OF ln. ,,,
dreds OF thousands Of dollars lhat ma
hoen collected and forwarded 10 l'l.
Irish parliamentary party during ,uv 20
five wears and that ten times me tD,ii
thus collected would be contrpued pf
the Irish race IN America; upon
pledge that the money wouid ne "'0' ~
prepariuc for "a fight in the open.
o.poNovaN nossA INTRODUCED.
Nf,.,.i.> " xvuher Of philadelphia. and
O'NeW RYAN. Of 81. Louis the recosnlzea
1,f.h t,,c,fran leaders OF their respec-
rive states. aud O'DOnoNah tos7a' VINO
V,as tutroduccd as the world renowned
orl urnuestIouahle Irish rebel, and
awarded the ovation or the cay, were
the principal speakers.
Wbeu fhe convention adjourned by limi-
tation of time. two-thirds of the dele
pqfion were yelling for the appearance Of
!, Tyman mo. l." Of the Phoenix
r,ort tragedy They were pacifed only
win the promise that lie would appear
tomorrow.
THE rcnort Of the Committee on Gre
dentials simply consisted I'm handing TO
the chairman the pile OF certificates
Of eligibility turned IN by the delegates
OF the Irish convention. No figures Of
the number Of delegates or OF places rep
resented We're submitted.
Immediately upon the presentation OF
the report Delegate Lynch Of Pittsburg
moved that the names of Madden and
sheddy Of Pennsylvania. be added TO
the roll OF delegates.
The entire delegation from West Penn
sylvania. supported the admission but
the convention by an overwhelming ma
ior'ty refused 10 amend the report Of the
committee. delegate in the body Of the
hall shouting. They are troublesome
men, we don't want them.
The permanent officers were elected as
follows: Hon. j. O. Finncrty. CHAIRMAN; D..
u. sutton secretary.
Considerable enthusiasm was created by
motion to add O'Donovsn Rosa 10
the list OF vice-presidents. but Mr.. Rosa
ircll ci. Many doubts as TO he earaest-
ness OF the new moNemsai towards
II, edom for Ireland we're set at rest wnen
Chairman John T.. Finnerty, IN an ad-
.tvrM'0 '"e '0"'s"