The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-18

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Theve Are Coed protestant Ir,sh Tee
.Iob Hedges DeliN eru Rapad fire Fp,.
Erams-JusSIce staPletsa . sOeaker.
Some en- Frisrdly sons OF 80. Patrick
dined last night at Delmonioo's. William
Temple Emmett, the preaidsnT % the
Friendly Sons. vAs toAsemAstsr cf the
evening. With him were Mayor GAynor.
Archdea0on George +. Nelson. Justice
Luke y. StApleCOn. David Mcclure.
Morgan J. O'Brien. the Right Rev. Mgr.
Joseph F. Mooney. Justice James A.
O'Gorman. senator Chanucsy NJ. Depsw.
the Rev. James ". Robinson. Michael
J. DrImmOnd and Stephen FArrelly.
There wers presidsnts and reprSsentA-
tiNss of some Of the leading patriotic
societies. not including the Sc. George
socisty. and a slAther Of Irishmen by
birth and by PROXY. such ~ Daniel y.
CohAlAn. John v. CoEEsy. John ID. Grim
MINIS. Street Commissloner William n.
Edwards, Justice Otto Rosalsky, Justice
Joseph Mulqueen, Victor Herbert.
Edward NJ Grout. Congressman Charles
V. Fornes, Justice Edward J. Bowling
and X. e. VreelAnd.
lift the doodgates Of oratory hs let through
some little food hiu,seN. He wanted
people 70 know that u these timep Of
unparalleled extrAvaganos and unholy
oStsatation Iriahmen the world over
were remembering the lessons Of past
bad days at home and were not spending
their money in riotous living. Mr.. Emmett
then wanted them all to listen 60 the
winged words of Justice Stapleton nom
over the bridge. and they all did. with q
will
Justice seapleton was sorry there wAs
no loo handy With q tail convenient for
knotting But in the ahsencs Of that
dominesrIng beast he took some twists
mesaphor1cally. Ireland's subsection
stood A. a monument 10 some 81 her per
hdioIs sons. sAid the Justice and vanity
was the crowning weakness ~ the race:
There are some lrishmen who would
rather preside over a meeting here "a
New York said StApleton, than behold
a parliament On the College Green IN
whiCh they weTe not a member.
Then MavoF Gaynor wa introduced
10 respond TO the Oft toasted topic. Our
City The Mayor stuck closely IN his
manuscript and he said:
The origin 81 YOUR soriesv II alTnose ocevAl
wt'h that ~ the citv uself Your hrss ban
ques vac In i7A4. and YOU renew ed II annually
ever since irish Presbyterian and irish
catholic came together here snd forued
vouT soci~'y and vou hsve remained
united IN blood and uaitonAlity ever since.
You have never permitted anything else
80 make ri'' among v~u. Your Officers
have p~en elected 10 that spirit veaV after
wear Your Nr~' president was = Pr-shv-
terrain. snd vouV present ono NAV he. for
suRh, any Of YOU csrs The hrst president
~ he Philadelphia FRIENDLY Sons which
vss formed four ysArs before yours. vas
Casholi~ And lst " be aid IN truth and In
Justice that thos. 81 Irish blood IN this
~~ur'rv have al~svs gone - the polls m
he awe spirit whatever nav b said
y anything -sn Be said. ~ btgotry ~ w
tolerance IN election dav ~ past Years. "
cannot he lai1 her door And nov Us
haze happily sonl@ - rhe tine IN hts
ooin'rv when 'hsrs "a NJ room foy b,got.
and he seav~sly srtsts We V NJ longer
even . small political factor. ~ he ever vas
Won have q s'rorg influence for good in 'he
caurr,u-u, TfTvere - give YOU ~oTd ~
sdv,sr ~ you'd ne - bond vour ~Hor's 20
sradicate the de,es's hls norton that the code
81 morality which eNts's between man snd
NAV doee NOT svta' " 'hs dealings between
,rdt~sdusis and o-oVsvnmeni There srs
.orr- no would not sheat sp individual
r,r' ~ = dollar h'f who zould cheat 'he ct'v
.yt'hou' s~-iule ~ an' fesiing ~ novel
oronE Thev hsys n" NOTION rhs' The,
"a orId have - make r~~titu''~n 'h~ same 50
90 me "a - 81 an individual 20 ma ke amends
Ne pau' eradicate tha' from the ntnds
~ wen and - - foY horcrs bic and in'elli-
sert men vh~ think VishT like vou - ID -
lob H~dE4s. whose uncomfortable
-nil can face any kind ~ dinner ~ anv
nar,onalitv and not ~ bowed down
then took IN The shillalahs for The ivtsh
Here are some ~ his epiRrEms
The dlNidenc~ ~ The irish 20 par
t,cfpat@ ~ sny activity except = spiritual
one a. noted Nv the tosstTnaster. Gomez
80 me - q shock know no hne OF
ro4ntal or phvsical ACTIVITY that an Irish
ma hash ' participated m Only he don {
participate. he mixes When an Irish
man r1,xa4 Won NAV ~ sure that soTn@-
thing has happened and ~ hasn't hap
TENED 20 the freshman
We haven adopted -ons ~ Ireland
We have adopting sons 81 Ireland Thew
poz rs over and take what thew want
The wRy 70 do with an Triahnan
- 10 tell hum What not 10 DO and let him
take care Of the rest I've never Known
an freshman u ho doean have an opinion
ha positiop Nv Argument 10 dos u by
an original endowment 81 health. equally
effective
"Tv~ known an IrlahmaD 70 compromlse
on conduct. but not on IDEAS H~ never
Rivee a power 81 attorney.
i've never known an Trishman uho
wouldn't help scnnebody W distress;
and I've known many Who would de
trees people
THERE'S M need IN passing nauch time
IN describing the lrish' Hedges con-
cluded They admit a. Iriahmen al
ways say We IN referring IN Zach other.
and however they may b. lacking IN
offence. when u comes 10 dstence you
can't tell how many are M against YOU.
for they all look like one
The Versatile Job allowed the Friendly
Sons httle xlimpee into his own scheme
~ philosophy-or was " just the oppor-
tunity for another bright one' He said
that when he passed over he'd rather
have somebody write on his tomhstone
He did the hest h@ could than Nearer.
my God. to The
After which Martin ". LittIeton SPOKE.