The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-16
HIBERNIANs ELECT
State Oraan'zstlonAdopts En-
phatic Resolutions

Special to The Globe
SALTWATER, Mimi, Sept. 15.-The
sixteenth convention OF the A. o. H.
and the convention of the Ladies' auxil-
larry, held here since Tuesday. fore
noon, closed this evening and the dele~
gates have returned to their homes.
The election of officers attracted most
OF the attention today and several
warm fights were on. The state or
ganization chose j. ]. Regain, of ST.
Paul, as its president; p. J. Kenney, of
.Mankato, vice president; Thomas Con.
ley, Minneapolis, secretary; John Flood,
Duluth, treasurer. The officers of the
insurance branch are: r. ]. Clark, ST.
Paul, president; Daniel Clark, Brain
erd, vice president; John Mahoney,
Minneapolis, secretary; John Sheehy,
Montgomery, treasurer; DR.. E. w.
Buckley, ST. Paul, medical examiner.
The insurance branch spent a part of
the day revising and amending it's by.
laws. Hereafter applications will be
received from qualified members of the
A. 0. II. living in the counties in Wis
consin, North and South Dakota that
touch Minnesota. The insurance rates
will remain as they were. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Urged by love of race, interested in the
+ welfare of our people, loyal to every
haarfT nea anstltut,on we extend our
fellow citizens of every. race and, creed.
We hail with pleasure the evidence of
nregrowth of the independent self-reliant
spirit, once so marked a characteristic of
our ancient race. we believe it heralds
the dawn of brighter era for Irish peo-
pie. We reafflrm our belief in and con-
deavor may soon find their reward and
fruition in the re-establishment of an
untrammeled Irish nation.
We hereby extend our heartfelt thanks
l1o rllo i11S
and priests for their advocacy Of our
principles and for their counsel and adj
vice and, in humble reverence, we renew
our pledge of willing submission to Holy
Mother church. -, ,asfs Hst
We can not too highly recommend the
splendid work and progress of that grand
organization, the Ladies' auxiliary. We
recommend that organization to the un=
limited support of every member of our
order and assure them that in the A. O.
II. they will ever have true friend.
We declare our approval and pledge
our hearty. support to the bill now before
the national congress providing for an
Of monument in washington city of
Capt. Jack Barry. the father of the
American navy, designed to commemorate
the part Ireland took in the Revolution
ary war, and we extends to Congressman
]. 7. McCleary the sincere thanks of this
order for his untiring EFFORTS on behalf
OF the passage of said bill. rs
teemed clergy introduce in our parochial
schools a history of Ireland, written by
non partisan author. We believe tina,
the history of Ireland's past will interest
fthe coming man, and woman in Ireland
present and perpetuates in coming gen
erations love for the island of saints and
scholars firmly believing in its power as
an educational and moral force -,
8 We recommend to the patronage of our
members the Catholic papers and ma ga
zines, and more especially our home pa
per, the Irish Standard.
The ePitaph of Emmet has not yet. been
answered, nor has the dream of .Towe
become reality When these come to
pass and not until they do, will Ireland
the world over, cease her determined war
on the tyrannical power of England. Down
deep in the hearts of Irishmen is i'm
bedded a hatred of Irish rule. Out of
( the graves of the famine stricken com
munitieS come the heart stricken wall for
revenge, just indignation of twenty-five
millions of exiles alike demand that the
wrongs of 800 long years be -righted. The
Irish people ask no compromise. they
demand absolute freedom. .sWhen ireland
takes her place among the nations of the
earth, then and not till then, will the
Irishman the world over cease his war
upon the British government.
The ladies' auxiliary officers chosen
were: President, Mary B. Daley. Min-
neapolis; vice president, Mary Reilly;
secretary, Ella Heating; treasurer Mrs.
e. Mcdonald, Duluth
Saltwater Miscellany
Patrick Mcleod, who served with