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ZION Of The country a. BY Law established;
i And, whereas, at some Of the said meetinfs
such sediiious and innammalory language hal
been used by persons who have sighted shei
intention Of being present At, and taking pAfl in
The said meeting 50 announced 70 be held al o.
near Clontaff
And, whereas, The said intended meeting i
calculated 10 excite reasonable add well gro1bd
Cd apprehension that HE motives and objects Of
the person%io Be assembled thereat are moi he
far, legal exercise Of constitutional rights hnd
privileges. bur 10 bring into hatred and conlempl
the government and conslilulion Of the Unilee
Kingdom, as b. Law established and 10 sccom.
plsh alterations in The laws and constitution Of
the realm By intimidation and1he demonstration
Of physical force
Nov, We, the lord lieutenant, by and with
the advice Of her Maiesty's Privy Council, be-
| ing satisfied that the said intended meeIiag, 50
proposed 10 be held al or near Ciontarfas afore.
said, can only tend iosserve the ends OF facfious
and seditious persons, and 10 the violalior ofihe
public peace. do hereby strictly caution and fore
warn all persons whatsoever, that they do alb.
stain from attendance al the meeting ;and We do
hereby give notice, that il in defiance or this our
proclamation, the said meeting shall take place,
all persons attending the same shall Be proceed
ed against according 10 Law.
Aud we do hereby order and enioiu b agistfales
and officers entrusted with the preservation OF
The public peace, and others whom Il may con-
cern, 10 be aiding ard assisting in the execution
OF the law in preventing the said meeting, and
in the efecual dispersion and suppression or the
sane, and in detection and prosecution or those
who, after tbs notice, shall offend in the respect
Aforesaid.
Given al the Council Chamber, ihis7th day Of
October, 1913.
Edw. B. Sugden c Donoughmore Eliot,
+, BlackbuTne E, Blskeney, ~
T. B G Smith, +. Shaw.
God save The Queen r"
Immediately the committee of Re-
peal Association was summoned, wien il
was resolved, on advice sirenuonsly urged
by Mr.. O'Connell, that the meeting should
be countermsnded. and every means used
TO preventive people from disobeying the
order Of the lord lieutenant.
AT the same time Mr.. O'ConnelI de.
clared that the government were now agi-
tating for repeal more vigorously than be
had done, and that nothing was more cal
culated to assist bis views than the Pre-.
sent step. He avowed bis intention Of
remaining inlDublin to continue the agi.
tation, instead Of proceeding TO his co1n-
try seat as he had intended.
TIE general expectation Id Dublin
was, that Sunday would pass over 10 per.
feet. tranquility that Mr.. O'Connelt
would be implicitly obeyed. that no per-
son would visit the place of nseiings and.
caston Tor InyeneT-hSs. !, u
During The whole OF Sunday the city o.
Dnhl;n ia represented as resembling
WV = l1P .es--T seiee. TIE Rbada.
at 10 in the forenoon. the jan arrrtee,
and were marched from Kingston harbor,
where they had disc mbarked.
There was no disposition 10 riot. AID
scarcely display Of public feeling evine.
ed. 10 the city itself. although filed
with strange and rough-looking' people,
perfec. quietness was preserved.
ARREST OF ocoNNELL AND EIGHT
OTHERS.
Mr.. O'Connell and his son, Mr.. ]. o..
Cornell. were arrested on Saturday, Oct.
II, upon warrants issued by Judge Bur
ton, on information sworn BY hin on The
day previous. Upon his arrest, Mr.. o.
Council having called on the crown soli-
citor for copies OF the information, which
were refused. bis solicitor delivered 10 q
demand 10 be supplied with The same.-
Mr.. O. Connell then requested to see the
information on which the warrant was il.
sued; and, haviog coolly read il over, said
he was ready 10 give the bail required, and
entered into recognizances, himself ia
81, 600, and Mr.. MLaushlin and Mr.
Duane. in 9500 each. to answer charge
Of conspiracy and hisdemeanof on The
iirst day ofthe term. Mr.. John O'Con.
nell having done the sane. the parties
then retired.
Mr.. Council Immediately caused the
following address 10 be issued:
ssTo THE PEoPLE OF IRELAND Beloved fel-
low countrymen / announce to you that which
\ you will hear from Other quarters, namely. that
| have this day given bail 10 answer 10 charge
Of conspiracy and other misdeneannrs, The first
day OF next Term. make this announcement
in order TO conjure The people, one aud all. to
observe the slrciess and most perfect tranquility
Any attempt to disturb the public peace may be
most disastrous sculd be criminal
and mischieyous.
Attend, thea, beloved countrymen. 10 me.
Be not tempted BY any body % break ne
peace. 10 violate The law, orst0 Be guilty Of any
lumnlt or disturbance. The slightest crime
against order or the public peace MAJ ruin our
beautiful and Otherwise triomphanstause
| II you will, during this crisis, follow my
advice, and act as eptreas ycu 70 Do. patiently
quietly, and legally, think ] can pleeee myself
70 yon that he period Is not far disiahi uhen or
revsred sovereign will open the Irish parliament
/ in College Green.
Every s,ssmpl II our enemies to slisuEb sas
progress OF Repeal hitherto has had difecsly
contrary effect. This attempt viii alsofail, e i
Be not assisted By any misconduct o. he part Of
Be tranquil. shen, and we shall be sienPhan..
lhase The honor 70 Be your ever FAITHFUL seq
want, DAn't. OscuExELL.
Merton Square. 0si II. lsis.n ri
DUBLrn, Oct. l3.-Atsn siySaeed heur
Yesterday sve1iDg. and Of course snbse-
quenl to the Startling announcement pre-
vio1sly made public. there was meeting
held Il Mr. o 'ConDsll's private Residences.
for ihe purpose. il Is TO be presumed. Of
considerihf the necessary steps 70 BE taken
Al this. ne actual crisis Of lhe ISOLATION =
The result Of ne deIibaEsii56s Of The
council b made sppstent 10 ihs columns
Of he Frssman's Journal af thif morning,
in which paper there appesfs thss pbr-
nor.s 10 Sc can Address ID he People
Of ireland. Z signed !, D,nisl u'cennell. e
aADbREss 10 THE IRIsH PEOPLE
aCors- R1ct11tc Room, 0cl. l{ 1888.
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