The Sun.
London, England, 1871-01-09 00:00:00

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THE RELEASE OF THE FENIANS

The Spectator makes an announcement which we sin-
cerely hope is not true, though, looking at what has
already happened, there is too much reason to fear it has
probability to countenance it. The statement is that the
Government is now reconsidering the conditions on which
the Fenian prisoners were released, with a view to with-
drawing them in the case of, at least, some of the
convicts. In the first instance there was, we think,
a good deal to be said against requiring the Feniaus to go
abroad, which practically, of course, meant to go to
America, the very place where they would be most
dangerous, and would find most congenial companionship
and opportunities for mischief. Besides, in acts of
public as of private liberalty half-measures are
always a mistake. Our own opinion has always
been that the Fenian convicts ,should been
treated just the same as other criminals sen-
tenced to similar punishments, and that the dura-
tion of their . sentences should have run its full
course. But if they were to be released before their time,
the, release might as well have been unconditional.
Whether, however, the conditions deliberately imposed by
the Government should now be repealed is quite another
question. The evil of a change in the decision of the
Government is the proof it will afford of the weakness and
hesitation of that body, and especially its susceptibility
to public clamour. The Irish may not be par-
ticularly logical people, but they can hardly
fail to appreciate the meaning of any conces-
sions which are made to the violent demands of
Fenian sympathisers. Perhaps if the convicts would all
stay at home, and get elected to Parliament like Mr.
Martin, the House of Commons would be the safest place
for them ; but the Government, if they now give way,
will have shewn that they will yield anything if only asked
in a violent manner, and the next demand may be a more
serious one.—Pall Mall Gazette.