Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
The fR~raN ExcITEMEST IN ENG.
LAND and IRELAND.

land.
THE skzUEE % THE "IRIsa PEOPLE" orFIoE
lFro= the London Hsrsla. sept, IS
About hsl'-pas, nine o'clock on FricAy even
ing, considerable excitement was created 10 the
eighbOrho0d of Parliament street. Dublin, BY
tia seizure Of the Irsh People newspaper and
the arrest OF several persons connected uiin rs
publication, der warrant issued by Nc
-treugeg police ssyi-t-ss- itwouic seem tnst
some very important inlormst0n bad been con-
a.uaicatoi 20 tue authorities, t.bica the Pnvy
Council met 70 consider, and remained sitting
40 10 late hour Acting uoder the direction
u ths law officers OF the Grown, Variants we're
applied FOR to Mr. Sgr0Dge by tie police, under
the I rsssSn Felony Act. ugaius, tie ueUspspef'
tbe lush People. 49, several persons eh-Essd
sith Fcnisnism. Hsa -
There we're ten psfsoas Arrested, the hye iol
loving bsiag lodged in Chancsfy Lane Romeo
Station. under tAe aArIaDis Issued DY tss magh
nate: O'Douoyan Rosa. the IssDaesr aud os-
ton. MIA esti,ar OF the Irish People; Shsun
O'CIaussF. residing AZ No. 20 Parliament street;
lane Xurpnv. citizen Of Boston; Thomas A.b
snd Cornelius y MahOny The remainder were
conveyed 10. College street station - james
O'Co1uor. bookkeeper; Mortimer MoGsham,
Micsael O'Nel, Fogarty, Fierce, Nsgie and W
L Roundsree. The charge against them con-
tfned In the warrants under which they have
fully and treasonlbly did conspire and combine
ait6 divers other evil-aisposed persons belonging
10 a secrel society called the Fenian Brotherhood.
having TOR their objects the levy of war 10 Ire
aud against the Queen. and separating !, from
tue U0ised Kingdom Several other arrests.
il Hppears nave Deen mads or are IN contempIs-
ton. il has not trsnspired whether the seizure
of the paper has ariseo from any particular sFti
Gle which appeared in its columns Of late, or IN
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eaders Tbs seizure was Effected by the police
slth such promputnds aud qHIsIness. and at such
a lats hour. that any interest IL the matter vac
| confined 10 the particular locality Ia which the
! paper waspubiished. Itia INSPIRED that sev era
| otner warrants we're ia the hands OF the detec-
tIses, hGs that the persons wanted lad no
turned up Ii Is also reported, but No csn form
uo opinion as 10 the truth oi tue runor. taat ar
rests took place on Friday night in several town.
| throughout the country, the Government repeat
| ing the tacucs OF 6i. when Simultaneous arrests
we're made in BAntry, Skibbereen, Aennars anC
other places
wuAr TIE PEOPLE SAID.
| The contscate1 iumber OF the Irish People
contains nothing very remaIktbie and IT ID NO
| likely that It's seizure was decided on because o
| anything peculiar IN any OF ts-srticles To b.
sure, its first article, devoted to Priests ant
| Politics, contains some strong EXPRESSIONS such
race will become wanderers aud outcasts all owe
| he world lit English rule in Ireland be no
| struck down" and the assertion that "our onll
nope ia in revelation Bus this il nothing NOR,
| than the readers Of the People have been accu-
| toned To since It's FIRST NUMBER, and IL certalul,
| Is not = uit wilder than much which Was let pss
during the le4o excitement. The second artcl,
ridicules the c0ck-and-bull stories aboat Penian
ism which are now common aud the third deals
with tas questions Of Irish loyalty" point,n.
out that our rulers hardly entertain higl
opinion of Irish loyalty when they refuse TO per
| nit the extension of the volunteer movement il
| Ireland. These. together With new items anC
correspondence, containing the usual fanfare
made of tall talk and irreligion make up th,
number OF the Irish People which has been dig
nlhsd BY seizure by the authorities.
TIE LoSpos TINES rnE FESrANs
The London Times, commenting on these ar
rests, remarks:
The Immediate fsason for striking this deci
| sive blow remains, of course. to be disclosed.
~ always dificus and delicate matter to seec
tae right moment and The right mode for crush
| iag.a secret organization. There is much fore,
IA the old maxim of Iacitus-" Sprefa er0les
cunt; 81 iraseare, adgnita rideRtur." Bat TIN
| rule NAY DE carried to tar. aud no cone piracy
| however contemplate IN It's origin. can DE al
| lowed 20 gather head beyond certain pvins
| Had Lad wadehcuse welded 10 the counsels o
taa Pso,e tapt nobility and gentry, be woul,
have resGrsed to strong measures OF Repression
| loss ago.
The important aud influential meeting con
| rened bs Lord ferInoy, In the county OF Cork
may well have had some influence on the min,
| 0i the Lord LieuteDanI A, this meeting. a.
! TENDED by Two hundred magistrates, more specf
evidence was given IS TO tae nature aud progress
OF Feniansm 10 that county than had prsviousI.
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Or several cases of Illegal drilling that hsv
come before the magistrates in otEer parts o
ireland during .hs past week. The Romsl
| Catholic priests, too. Who certainly know NOR
| - what ~ passing among the people than Pro
Iestant landlords or clergy, have of late showI
| -h~lr sense OF The Danger by strenuonsiy denoun
| eng Fenanism from the altar In America
| shere the same rumors OF intended inv asio,
prevail, aud whence arms have been sent to Ire
land, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of ST
1 Lsss, much 10 his own honor, hss gone so IA
IS TO exclude members of the assocs ion tror IN,
rites of the church.
| The Government of ireland, however hal
little need OF such warnings, for I, has smpl,
] sources of infoE niation At its own command
| treason IN Ireland has been very venal: sns
tasse Is probahly not an illegal muster in the 70
1 motest wilds OF Kerry or Connemara OF Which
intelligence ID not conveyed within q few hour,
| ~ tue OtSbac At Oublln W G are bound TO
Lord Dollhouse and Sir Robert Peel credit fo,
having selected their opportunity we'll. and ths
zeal aud ability with which the order. of IN,
| Council we're executed by THAR subordinates Dc.
serve the highest praise.
| Is is greatly - bs hoped that the Fenisu
leaders siiil AZ large, whoever they may be. will
now be induced to pause. Their enterprise ms,
aot be the wIekrisst, but, 50 far as ~s can Judge
/ Il is by Tar the widest, except, perhaps, smith
| o Brisn's, that hSs yet been planned by Irish
| sgitators. Alnos; the eHly thing We know tor
certain about them is that tho establishment ol
an Irish Republic is enc o! Their main coiert.
| more eHtravagant and chimsricSl idea never
entered tue head OF 40 irshmin An Irish Re
| public would inueed. be poFtert Ia hIstorv
| Granted that all classes in Ireland were united
instead OF beng divided by religious. political
| and social feuds-that Sa1ons could be aIstit-
gulsned from Cets, aud then expelled from tbs
.aud-tnat Great Britain could De hunbled win
| or without American aid. sd compelled 70 Re.
! c0gnise Irish indie pendeuce-vhat tbenf
| Is there any people under tie sun more inf,
| for republican form OF government than the
| lrishf Is there any character 50 deficient IN
those political virtues which are the life OF reDub-
lies as the Cslticf Is thers sRy country 8, q ct,
Suts of those resources. mora and physical %
which the Usilsl States. for instance. eve their
marvellous success! IL there any more in.vit
solJ doomed % De The dependency OF some other
possrl The trsth 10 that fsnanism hs. no,
and coald rot hsVa sprung Up spontaneously on