Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-01
PEASANT PROPRIETARY.
HYDE PARK DEMONSTRATION.

HYDE PARK DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The gathering in Hyde
park, to-day. in response to call for an or
ganized demonstration in favor of the Irish
agitators, consisted of an immense mob. A
fair sprinkling of green favors was observable,
but by far the greater number of persons pres
emit seemed to be attracted more by curiosity
than by sympathy. A goodly number of bands
of music enlivened the march from Trafalgar
square and many banners were displayed, but
not all of these belonged to home rulo
associations. The procession was swollen by
the T,chborne Release association, the Dem
ocratio Workingmen's club and similar bodies
not in any way connected with Ireland or Irish
agitation. The orators of these outside ASSOC
Citations addressed separate groups, while the
main meeting waa in progress IN the park.
One of the principal speakers of the Irish sym
pathy meeting proper was William Archer
Redmond, home rule member for Wexford.
The speakers here were surrounded by dense
throng which cheered so enthusiastically as to
render the speeches utterly inaudible. except,
perhaps, to those on the stand. The resolu-
lions protesting against the recent arrest OF
Irish agitators. and favoring peasant proprie-
tary in Ireland, were carried by reclamation.
The less noted speakers, particularly those at
the meeting, used most seditious language.
and their utterances seemed to
create much amusement. The authorities had
apparently taken no precautions whatever for
the maintenance of order. Only about three
policemen were in the vicinity Of the meeting.
When darkness came the throng dispersed and
the delegates marched back to their respective
Headquarters with their bands playing Irish
airs. 1t is estimated $4,000 people were pres
ent.
COUNTY MAYO ABLAzE.
Agitation and sympathy meetings were held
all over the county of Mayo, ireland, Sunday,
The principal one was at Ballaghaderin, at
which James Daily was present. He was re-
ceived on his arrival and escorted to the stand
by some hundreds of men armed with
pixies. Several Catholic clergymen were
present. DAILY was enthusiastically
greeted. Three government reporters were
present taking notes. The gathering number
ed about ten thousand persons. In the course
of his speech Daily said he did not advise the
horbirant rents. Various resolutions were
passed, all condemning the action of tho gov
eminent. Michael Davitt on Sunday address,
ed crowded meeting of Irishmen at New Cas-
tie on the Tyne. He spoke very desperately.
Parnell ia expected to sail for America with.
in the next fortnight. He will be accompanied
by Finigan, member of parliament from En-
mis-.
ADVICE OF THE VATICAN.
home, Nov. 3U.-Ihe vatican mas WfltCcn TO
the Irish bishops asking their Interpolation to
quiet the agitation, but says the archbishop of
Dablin having informed the Pope of threaten
en- disturbances, the vatican replied by ad-
vising prudence on the part of the clergy and
people of Ireland.
AT GLASGOW.
GLASGOW, Nov. 30.-The home rule sympa-
thzers had meeting here to-day and passed
resolutions condemning the action of the gov
eminent.