The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-23
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MASS MEETINGS EvERYwHERE.
Determined stanu or Home Ruiel
Leaders-England Sends Troops
teIreland7Fenians to the
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Dublin, Nov. 2e.4Phe irish 9f,ne,
states that it is possible that the gov
ernhent may be induced, on nemori-
al of boards of guardians to grant
money to assist emigration from locali-
ties where other arrangements are i'm.
perfect. iN -ssel = .'I9a s3fA
London, Nov 22.AThe meeting at
Balla to day has lost much Of its import
anceiin conseqnence Of the Announce
ment by Parnell last night that the ex-
pected evictions of Balla, with respect
to which infammatory placards had
been calculated, calling on the people
to assemble .to-reinstate e-tenants.
will not be made, the rent having been
paid; lbnt there will, however, be a
meeting. II 4 = 1 y 4
A correspondent says the discussion
now principally turns on the point
whether the words used by Michael
Dayitt and others were within the sedi-
tion law and whether the government
will be able to. obtain their conviction.
There is much doubt Of this even among
eminent lawyers. On the, other hand
there is no question Of "a general desire
for some vindication of the authority of
the law. 1t is not, believed that there
can be any section of the British people,
nor any considerable number of Irish,
who do not wish to see the end of the
agitation for the non-payment Of debt
That being ended it is thought there
would he an increased disposition to
have regard to the more acceptable
claims of Irish politicians s.ss. Sz-s
Three additional regiments are re-
ported under orders to proceed to Ire-
land The Army and .Ndry Gdzats
says that no actual orders have been is
sued warning regiments to be ready to
go to Ireland.. TVs~VE a.
Cork, Nov. PA detachment Of
troops left here last night for Battevant,
in this county, it is supposed in conse-
quence of urgent private information
receiveddby the government There
will likely be several arrests in ireland
to-day Of well-known ringleaders in the
present agitation.
London, Nov. pa great meeting
was held to-day at Soonamore, two
miles from Balla, Ireland. The chair
was occupied by John Loudon, presi-
dent of the national land league, Of
Mayo. Charles S. Parnell and Edmund
Dwyer Gray and several other promi-
nent gentlemen were present. Resolu-
tions were passed protesting against the
recent attempt Of the government to
stifle the voice of constitutional agita-
tion, and drive the people into acts Of
violence, and also calling upon the peo-
pie of Ireland to maintain an attitude
of self control which has hitherto char
acterized the movement and to abstain
from giving the government any ex-
cuse for insugurating a policy of coer-
cion, which the meeting feels convinced
they have in contemplation.
London, Nov. 22.-Later advices
from Balla indicate that extraordinary
precautions had been taken by the gov
ernment. More than hundred police
men were stationed near the place of
meeting, and some cavalry were in the
vicinity, ready for immediate action.
Parnell spoke. In addition to the reso-
luton already mentioned, one was
passed expressing great satisfaction
that the intended evictions had been
abandoned, and another urging the peo-
pie to continue the agitation. A num-
Der of special correspo ondents of the
London press attended the meeting.
Dublin, Nov. 22.-Eminent counsel
has been engaged to defend the~sligo
prisoners 1t is expected by the nation
allsts that the, evidence of the govern
ment shorthand writer, on which the
whole case depends, will break down
Dublin, Nov. 22-6 p. m.-A letter
from Balla. county Mayo, says; es
terday afternoon there were no extra
police in town, and the chances of any
thing violent occurring were extremely
few" - ',--''',' - =
"A good deal Of apprehension, how
ever, prevails In Dublin. A placard
signed by Charles s. Parnell and Mi
chael iDavitt is extensively posted in
the Balla district, addressed to the men
Of Mayo, earnestly counselling them tc
be dignifed and orderly. 1t concludes
as follows: wGive no excuse for violence
| on tbenart of the poyernment and oul
great cause is won."
New York, Nov. 22.-A dispatch
from Pottsville, Pa, says there will b.
a general turning out of Irish national
lists throughout the state tomorrow
At a recent meeting of nationalists a
Mahoney City it was resolved to taxi
1 up the cause OF Davitt, Kellan ant
DAILY. In nearly every village, towr
and city in the coal and iron countr.
are lodges of Irish nationalists or branch
es of the Fenian confederacy, ant
meetings of these organizations bav'
been called for tomorrow. Leading
officers of the Ancient Order Of Hiber
mans say L Hundreds of members ar
anxious to depart Immediately to Cana
da to; invade q British possession in re
taiiatiof for the arrest and imprison
ment o. the three advocates of Ireland
liberty.p slEE81
london. sNoy. % The meeting a
Loonamore, near Balla, terminated a
O'Clock this evening. Hundreds o