Letter from Thomas B. Garvey to Robert Chalmers, 3 June 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Thomas B. Garvey

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This is a letter from Thomas B. Garvey, a member of the Board of Guardians Council, to Robert Chalmers (1858-1938), the under-secretary of Ireland. It discusses a Board of Guardians meeting held in Kerry, enclosing a cutting regarding the meeting. Garvey writes that he made a resolution for the board to condemn the actions of the rebels during the 1916 Rising, and that all but one person supported the resolution. Garvey goes on to write that Michael Keating, a man he describes as an extreme Sinn Feiner, proposed to rescind the resolution. When an objection was made by Garvey turmoil and disorder ensued. Robert Chalmers became under-secretary for a brief period following the resignation of Matthew Nathan (1862-1939), who relinquished his position due to his administration's failure to contain the 1916 Rising.

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 Bridge Street Caherciveen 3/6/16 To the Right Honourable Sir R. Chalmers Under - Secretary Dublin Castle Sir Referring to my letter of 31st ult, I beg to submit for your information a cutting from the Killarney Echo of 20th ult., containing a report of the proceedings of the Board of Guardians and District Council of 17th ult. There were fifteen Councillors present on the occasion, and a resolution which I pro posed condemning the recent rebellion in Dublin was passed with one dissenting voice. A notice to rescind that resolution on that day a fortnight was handed in by Councillor Michael Keating who is an extreme Sinn Feiner. He is a small farmer, and he has five nieces teaching schools under the National Board. I also enclose a cutting from the Killarney Echo of this date giving a report of the proceedings of the Council on 31st ult. Mr Keating's motion to rescind my resolution was carried by 7 votes to 3. There were eleven Councillors present at that meeting. One did not vote. A number of the Councillors who were present at the meeting of the 17th ult., were I have been informed , threatened by the Sinn Fein members not to attend. When I got up to move the rejection of Mr Keating's motion the Sinn Fein members created an unprecedented scene of tumult and disorder. The outburst was apparently premeditated. I am Sir Your Obedient Servant, T.B. Garvey R.D.C. Await report from R. M. mfile 11413/5 E O F5/6/16 CILL AIRNE ECHO 916. May 20th 1916 price - one penny. CAHERCIVEEN GUARDIANS AND COUNCIL. THE REBELLION. HEATED DISCUSSION. GERMAN GOLD. £2,500 FOR CAHERCIVEEN. MEMBER'S ALLEGATION. Caherciveen , Wednesday Night. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Caherciveen Board of Guardians and Rural District Council was held to-day. Mr Michael Courtney, Vice-Chair- man presided. The other members present were:— Messrs. John A. O'Sullivan, Thomas Garvey, Daniel O'Sullivan, Thomas Harty, J. P. ; John P. O'Sullivan, Timothy D. McCarthy, Michl. Keating, Patrick Walsh, William Murphy, Jolm J. O'Sullivan, Patrick O'Sullivan, ( Upper), James Curran, Martin O'Connor, Patrick O'Sullivan ( Canuig ), and Michael Mangan. Whitewashing, etc. Mr Thomas C. Fitzgerald ( Clerk ) stated that some whitewashing was re- quisite to be effected in the Workhouse and also the Clerk's office, and the Boardroom required to be cleansed Mr John P O'Sullivan suggested that the cleansing of the Clerk's office and the Boardroom be adjourned until after the war. Mr McCarthy agreed. Clerk — They may be right for you, Mr O'Sullivan but not for me, has to spend the days here. There was nothing done to them for the last 12 months. Mr John A O'Sullivan — I propose that the whitewashing, etc., in the Workhouse and Clerk's office, board- room be done. Mr Walsh — I second it Mr. John P. O'Sullivan proposed a resolution that the work be not done. The Chairman voted for Mr. John A. O'Sullivan's proposition, which was therefore carried by a majority of one vote. The Election of a Medical Officer. This being the day fixed for the elec- tion of a Medical Officer for the Alexander O' Driscoll, there was only one applicant for the position, viz — Dr T. O' Driscoll, Valentia. The Clerk read the following letter relative to the above proposed elec- tion:— Local Government Board, Dublin , 9th May 1916. Sir,— With reference to an entry in the minutes of proceedings of Caher- civeen Union on the 19th ultimo, the Local Government Board call attention to their circular letter of the 25th ult., and stated that the ques- ion of filling up the vacant Medical Officership of Valentia should be post posed until after the termination of the war. — I am, sir, your obedient servant, J. E. DEVLIN, Asst. Sec. Mr. John A. O'Sullivan — The people of Valentia want a doctor. There is no other doctor to take up the posi- tion but the applicant. He is em- ployed by the Valentia Cable Company and is the soldiers' doctor in Valentia. I propose that Dr. T. O'Driscoll be appointed. Mr. Walsh — I second it. Mr. John P. O'Sullivan — The Val- entia people want a doctor as well as any other people. The proposition was adopted. Dr. O'Driscoll returned thanks. A Letter. The Clerk read the following: — Local Government Board, Dublin, 16th May, 1916. Sir, — I am directed by the local Go- vernment Board for Ireland to for- ward to be laid before the Board of Guardians of Caherciveen Union, the accompanying copy of a communication which they have received from Mr. T. Garvey, P.L.G relating to a man named Callaghan, an inmate of the Workhouse, and I am to request that the Board may be furnished with the observations of the Guardians thereon. — I am, sir, your obedient servant, A. R. BARLAS The transmitted Letter. Caherciveen, 29th April, 1916. To the Secretary, L. G. B. Dublin Sir, — An order for the discharge of an able-bodied pauper named John Cal- laghan was made by the Guardians here in 1914, but he was re-admitted shortly afterwards without their autho rity. It is quite manifest that the Master took upon himself this respon sibility, and if he is allowed to usurp powers which he does not possess, dis cipline cannot be maintained. Callag han is not a native of this Union. He is I understand, a native of County Clare. He is a sound, healthy, vig- porous man, and apparently fit for mili- tary service. It is nothing short of a scandal to keep a man of this class in the Workhouse at the expense of the ratepayers. He is a painter by trade and could at present earn from £2 to £3 per week in England or Scotland. A discussion took place on this matter at the meeting of the Guard- ians held at Caherciveen on the 19th inst., but no order was made. The Master admitted that Callaghan is very useful to him in the way of brush ing his rooms, cooking his food, and painting. I am not aware that the Local Government Board or the Guard ians have made any provision for pro- curing a butler for the Master. This certainly is an innovation in Work- house administration. Please bring this report under the notice of A. P. Delaney. Esq. Local Government Board Inspector, so that he may deal with the matter on his next inspection. I enclose a cutting from the Killarney Echo of the 29th inst. giving parti- culars of the discussion on the 19th inst. by the Guardians in reference to Callaghan. — Yours faithfully T. GARVEY P. L. G. Mr. McCarthy — The Workhouse Master says he is very useful. Master — He is not a very healthy man, an his sight is weak. He does a good deal of painting in the house. He is not my butler, but he is useful Mr Garvey — He was discharged Master — He was discharged in my absence while I was on leave. Mr Garvey — I know you were on leave at the time. Mr John A. O' Sullivan — He was dis- charged and it was at my proposition he was kept the last day, and Mr Garvey did not object. Mr Garvey — The minutes of the meeting in June, 1914, will show the order of his discharge from the Work- house. Mr. John A. O'Sullivan — Is an inmate of the workhouse supposed to attend or do business for the officers of the Work- house? Clerk — There is no such arrangement made that the inmates should be re- quired to do work for the officers of the house. After some further discussion it was agreed to allow Callaghan in the house Mr Garvey dissenting. THE RECENT INSURRECTION Mr Garvey proposed the following re- solution 'That we express our horror and of the Sinn Fein rebellion in Dublin and elsewhere in Ireland, and view with indignation the appalling loss of life and destruction of valuable pro perty. That we renew implicit confidence in the constitutional policy of Mr John E. 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