The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-21
IRISH IRE
IN ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Severe Comments by the People
and Press-Stirring Up
Fenian Uprising OF
Home Rulers.

London, Nov. 20.-The speeches for
which Michael Davitt and James Bryce
Kellan were arrested in Dublin, and
John DAILY, editor Connaught Telegraph,
In Castlebar, were made at meeting
on the I'd inst, at Gurteen, county
Sligo. The following placard has been
posted in several places in the county
Mayo:
10 the people Of Mayo-Fellow coun-
trymen: Tile hour of trial is come.
Your leaders are arrested, Davitt and
DAILY are in prison; you know your duty.
Will you do It'll Yes, you will. Balla
Is the place of meeting, and Saturday
is the day. Come in your thousands
and show the government and the
world that your rights you will main
tain to the end. Rescue, In the mighti-
ness of your numbers, land and liberty.
God save the people. Balla! Balla
Saturday next, Saturday next.
All the London morning journals ap-
prove of the arrests except the Netcs,
which makes 1t the occasion for silent
partisan attack.
James B. Keelan is lawyer and lee
turer on political economy. 1t is be-
lieved that Irish affairs were the SUBJ
ject of the deliberation of the last cab
met council.
A correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says the government is placed
in possession of much information by
landlords in connection with rent agi-
tion in Ireland, which, for obvious rea-
sons, landlords cannot make public
These statements show many tenants
who are in position to pay their rents,
and are willing to pay, are kept from
doing SO by fear of outrage from others
who cannot or will not pay. 1t is un-
derstood that large number of eject
ments are, and will be applied for,
while it is feared that the execution of
these processes will produce some diff
Guilty.
1t is believed If they are administered
only in cases where there is no want of
ability to pay, and if time for payment
is given to others, the agitation will be
much reduced.
Dublin Nov. 20.-It is believed 1t
will be almost impossible to sustain an
indictment for sedition against the per-
sons just arrested. Indignation meet
ings of the Irish residents of Manches-
ter, to denounce the arrests of Davitt,
Keelan and DAILY will be held, probably
Sunday.
Dublin, Nov 20-It is believed here
that the arrests of Davitt, Killen and
DAILY are in reality due to a notice pub
lished recently calling on the men of
Mayo to meet on Saturday to protest
against the threatened eviction of a
farmer. The document apparently
limited at resistance to the law.
Dublin. Nov. 20.-The Irisk Times
blames the government for molesting
the meaner and smaller agitators who
have nothing to lose by being made
heroes. The governments action may
revive Parnell's expiring influence.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal says:
The arrests are unconstitutional, an act
of arbitrary power intended to paralyze
the land agitation by terrorism.
The Dublin DAILY Express applauds
the action of the government.
The news of the arrest of Davitt
caused much agitation amongst ii large
Irish population of Dundee, Scotland,
whom he intended to address on Sun
day, but as yet there has been no dis
turbance there.
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