New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
rATHOLIC CLUBS GUESTS.
RECEPTION FOR THE LORD CHIEF
ursTICE AND LADY RUSSELL
NOTABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY JUDGE
Joseph Z. DAILY AND THE EMI-

NENT VISITOR.
o the eve of their departure for England the
,hoic club last night gave a reception for the
I'D Chief Justice of England and Lady russell.
-. occasion was a notable one. not only Tor the
- oncc Of a large number of those who stand at
- -. bead of the Catholic Church In America and
.,onv of the men whose names are power IN the
me-" and in the country at large. but also for the
ofu and Impressive speech of the Lord Chief
,ns,ice himself. Especially noteworthy was his
sank deverance in behalf of home rule Tor Ire
land. 49,, ,, c,,,, ,,
~, oro the only speakers The guests assembled
y, tho big ballroom. at the end OF which was u
ou slightly raised platform upon which stood
.ha sneakers and Archbishop Corrgan Lord Rus-
III entered the room escorted by Judge DAILY, the
,dent of the Catholic Club. Then came John
rrmmins and Archbishop Corrigan, of New
wi. Archbishop Ryan. of Baltimore; Bishop Far
-, Auxiliary Bishop of NewYork: Bishop Burke
- .Ibany: Bishop McFau of Trenton Lady Rus-
ou escorted by Mayor Strong; Mrs Day ana
Monsisnor Doane of Newark
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
. others present were Judges Edward Patterson
pufus r. Cowing, David McAdam. Henry bisehoh'
., Henry A. Gilderseeve. Henry W. Books'a'er
snd Charles +. MacLean; August Feigei' German
"sul-General; LUX Tavra. Portuguese Cohsu'-
c.neral Arturo Baldasano Topet. spanish 'o',
su,General; Edmond Bruwaert FRENCH oo
General. Mr. and Mrs. Olarovsky, H. l." Iiot.'''
Mr. Ieger. of the Haytian legation ana ME
: sar. the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ MacCrackeh' n""
uor NJ New-York University; Controller Ashoe'
" r,,oh Postmaster Charles w. Dayton. Hugh l..
co,a Edward G. Whitaker. president OF the o'a'e
D. Association; ex-Secretary Charles .. farchiiu'
I,ro,k r Lawrence. president OF the lo'oe S'''
Observation-Disclosures and Mrs. Nlii'irh r. on''
hor Henry b. Plat, president OF the ui'o,i O'"'
I,""' Arson G. McCook, Professor Ihomas
I1mp a.
"a 80. General George w. Wingate Mr. ana
A., Udvard Iauterbach Judge r. A. van "ycN'
A., nd Mrs D. +. Martin, John Mar'ln' MISE Na'
a., George Coleman, Mr.. ana Mrs' ~ D.
Wr and Mrs John Crane, MI ana Mis ,u"aI" .
I,rainont. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. o'''i'i,, MI any
Mrs. James Higgins, MT. anu MS . A. ava
IIc,at Mr. and Mrs. William h. hurst MI an"
I've rhomas l.. Fetner. Mr.. and Mrs. VICTOR D.
- 1.s ard Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. . brieh'
THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
=. Committee was as follows: Stephen
i 1,-,,,iam r RYAN Nicholas j. Barrett
n nrs ir r. Rodriguez. John d. Crimmi's'
Iohp p Callahan John j. Pulleyn Joh'l l. i'O'
a G. Connell, Joseph Mcclure NJ D. -, ,,.rn.,,
Dr lanes Lee Henry Heidenis, Hei'! . E ~,
C ,,-iuam NJ RYAN Joseph +. Ward Lous
o6orobue Louis Thiery. Thomas fitzsimihons'
n,ahard Morgan. George Morse, William Meihh, ~
NJ Walters Thomas Gilleran James ~ -.
Isanh p Day f. j. Gavigan w. j. Moran ma *.
Farley T. Charles Farrelly Thomas johnson, - =,
Mar ir Forbes ]. Hennessy. j. D. ffld'' Il, d
nslv Louis Connolly, John ID. Crimmihs IT, 'o'l''
p.rve John Kennedy Edward Murphy. j. Geoehah'
THOMAS Mosher, ]. T Martin. Thomas McMano II,
pierre Garry. Edward Scott William ii. y Mem
and John Mccormack
REMARKS OF JUDGE DAILY.
Judge Daly's speech was brief and fehcitous'
lie smoke of the warm feeling entertained LOT "ie
DISTINGUISHED guest by every memoer VI ''e w.
not only because they felt a personal ii'eno,"F
for him but because his life had been oeVo'eu !"
~. nr,nc,,,es which are so dear 10 all Americans
Continuing Judge DAILY reviewed prieh! LOU
Russelrs career. and declared that the cohs'ue!
zion In which he is held in America is Only equaeu
bv that which would be shown Mir Gladstone
should he come our shores He said the ciup
was delighted to honor him because as an lriSh-
man. a Catholic and Chief Justice OF England ne
had realized all mems ideal Of the hghest luu'ciaI
Office Judge Daily concluded by rendering TO Lord
Russell honorary membership in the Catholic club
remarkng that this the first time such a
course had been followed in public
RESPONSE OF LORD RUSSELL.
Lord Russell received an extremely cordial vel
come. His response TO Judge Daily was an al
mirable specimen of oratory for such an occasion
He spoke slowly. with no effort and every WORD
was distinct. His address was as follows:
II is impossible for me not TO feel somewhat en-
barrassed by the eloquence and hatierihg euiOsf
OF your president. | accept the spirit when
know dictated his observations. especially as !
find they had an echo in your applause adeT pe
(applauseJ and | regard myself henceforth as
member Of your organization; ,, ,
In all seriousness. / am glad to find mysei lacc
10 face with distinguished body of men. rep.
faith for which Catholics have suffered martyrdom
for centuries and at the same me an iinPor'a AM
constituent part in that wonderful industrial &C
ton which characterizes your great community .
You prove that men are not the worse citze"S Dr
particularly glad TO know that am face 10 iac.
Sh pae nj asr d 5red and
know that you have sprung from the oid Iaiu vel IN
bit by Bit slowly but surely are a $50 Ia t fnT
genius Of race which Feeds 9ny dfr p.ay early
emigration was a sadI had almost said shame
S f sprsnsss Of he and
Tire Irish in this land are biz by biz assuming thea
% nesa nG' se @ a o the n
his adoption. applause But while mat ~ M
n his heart for the destiny and interests OF the old
land 1t Is given to few TO have the opportunity o,
one 10 do something 10 raise the and character
Of which we belong by honest dscdaree o.
ment OF the great people OF whom ne Is unit Thus
we may do much 70 remove the Prejudces which Sui
Ladies and gentlemen Judge Day in his speech ssf
Dc g' pS S any, B BaDc ave not
political opinions. hold the opinions nave away
ton of principles comes | shall again assert my
principles In legitimate fashion. do not cease 10 D'
an Irishman-- (The remainder Of this sentence was
drowned In appause)
IN FAVOR OF HOME RULE
In regard 10 home rule desire to say that have
always maintained the right Of sef-government FOL
our people with the view no; 10 separation. bu' tt
the development of our country. because believe
II 10 be for Ireiand's good and for the best inter
es,s Of the Empire. Npp!ause) Surely the lrisf
hava ITO n a
have given governors It's dependencies leaders tt
its parties generals 10 it's armies and. more i'm
por,ant still armies to Its generals daughter an'
applause)