New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18

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n: a church which comprehends in its history the
gustine and Paulinas found. and Pole and Fisher
left hehird them am turning my eyes toward
the future and 1 see the Ireland am gazing on
become the road OF passage and union between the
two hernispheres and the centre Of the world
Loud and long were the cheers. with many a
Tiger" meaningly emphasized. which greeted
the announcement that Mayor Mcclellan would
be the next speaker. The band in the gallery
thumped out The Bowery." Curiously enough
there was no Sullivan there to hear his native
anthem. Said the Mayor:
our president has accused me Of a prediction
for the Irish. II e true that chiefly lean Nc
they were Irish I'm going 10 talk shop. The exist
ence OF our society would prove the marvellous
People have said immigration was menace to the
nation yet to-day there Is scarcely a place where
immigrants do not lead in politics and the affairs
OF the nation: / believe this country is Iarse
absorb every man who comes to More immi-
grants land in New-YOrk than any other city IN
The subject is that 1 do no more
IMAM touch on the greatest Phase Tree
myself that every child OF school age should re-
campaign pledge is as sacred as one made IN
private life God willing. IN Keep my WORD
learned that II all the buildings should De com
sion thsre would have To be SO 600 extra sittings
If every child got whole day IheTe Is ohly one
way to do ths-erect temporary buildings In vacant
lots or I'm the small parks had bill introduced
in Albany authorizing me to carry OUT my lnIea7
whose motives doubtless pure and disinter-
pI9yFrounds should be taken, yet they offered 10
Alternative If this legislation does not go tnrous
~ taxing from the people one cubic yard Of breath
ing space or placing one building permanently III
me s III beautidca.ion OF the parks IS delayed. no
Dert i'm iurv will result but II children IN the
ps.ited districts are deprived of learning to read
and write, not only will the result DC HaIts-lJ -
H".,y,ls Of the United States. assure you tnat
greatly value my membership IN t's ,,,,d With
non 70 make It possible that these caiiGren o
brought up TO become upright H
the country all love-
c-7,eer on cheer ma rlxed the close Of the May
or's speech.
senator Carrnack. of Tennessee. who spoke on
the +.Celtic Race" declared that there shouloh
he any "Anglo-Saxon." because all thaI was
gained from England was tyranny and oppres-
sio, Next came the Rev. Or. RainsfoEd' ""o'
in a good Celtic accent, began:
The weakness OF Irish gatherings Is two a.aT;
tbpv have to live in 6larhey. These have been IN n
evidence tonight The past mas o5il ttTF Iresent
tIa.iissfo5 in 6opcfl tones We think not only ar
@ ib IN the memories Of heroic race but in the
MAJ can we do to benefit the dear old landI We
moi we can to sustain those who stand n tho Gu
land Let US remember tnas w. DeS rSernfrf our
C"-Irfryrnen NOT to Indulge in useless regrets.
lrands greatest wJoPsS v6 6Tys 30 SS ob86st6n to
English opinion IS Englsh can AtI2 OF f ~ T,,@r
T men the best Of Irish blood beins poured
out bring nearer by one Day an ILlSl "a Ire
i lsIe 10 Is rast From the great Irish society
T., his land should 20 forth not words Of heady en-
enlargement Nearer uoIl" ucI' "a -.st'-t' ~
which our Mayor has alluded war In "ni.h we We
The isssss before are too large 10 ho stlueo -
the political game I'll, -r ,,.f-,.z 1,,,r
stand for the large. 81 fatIicN vas ill- li. Ia
because be- drove out The snakes. ih '.r ..l.t on
which We =. 20 pr l vS-yrfirg. 20 be bought
including men. Hy labor leaders. vote. IN EN-,
H., A-roI5!s is small compared with that traitor
he prcuIest privilege a man OF this county
Iase May the saint coui0Eud every a-9l.,F H
tl.s country be h, politician or millionaire. ami
may he saint bless every man W no docs '- '' can
CO. ll. down the modern curse In poHu..-
Greeted with much applause and not a e"
illusions 90 the lid" Police Commissioner Nc
Adoo stood 10 tell about the United States
He Alphabetically considerable about M"l-
berry-st said be.
some Of yo1. no doubt mentally dissen,ed from
Tho learned doctor's remarks. have learned Io,
only ta put the 'ht on th- town DGGl on Hs .,
Neeer to argue v.'r newspaper. q CLERGYMAN "F "a
hope you ua.. not bs-n mi-eI uy the ga-1r-
The war is nor iu Mulberry street. HE- in faIi
a. "' tp.t,-..g g-,s ..rr,. trrf Ls wa. ..- living
We are q great country. We have lots Of iron
could FURNISH some .t ~. Nt--. re-. i'-.- ..U
{" be- serious about tHr police I've just stepped iu
IF my beat. eApseurs lill'e on lhs s..t. , -i
want 90 say what should Doe ch5Tac'erlst' or t..9
country; without, by moral ml-ht. a sense ni Jus
Ii ly ~ i"rfy hot only OF IT'S own people Glt Of
humanity. Moral ms.t must 1e e4fkc ed. o{ EhE ,5