The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
BEYOND OUR BORDERS.
Am Excited Condition of Affairs
I'm ireland.
MS. parra]l DenouneeH Lord Bea-
ronBfieId as a Butcher ConceR-
sious by the Government Col.
MoHby and the Gov
ernnr OF Hong
Kong.
The War Between Peru and Chill General
Foreign Notes.
THE IRISH AGITATION.

DUBLIN. Nov. 22.-At the meeting last
night to deRounce the arrests Of DAILY. Davitt
and Killen. about Ave Thousand persons were
present. Edward Dwyer Gray. Liberal Home
Rule member for Tiprerary, presided. Mr.,
parneli and other Home Rule members were
present Mr. Farnell moved that the meeting
call unen 1rlshmen to pronounce BY public
meetings their condemnation of the action
OF the government. which is unconstitutional
and illegal, and show the world that Irish
mea ere not to he inttmdated hv any person
He accused the government of entrapping
Iriahmen by means of paid spies, He ad~
vssad 1rishmen to be calm. because If they
attempted to emulate tho government In lilo
Rai action or violence or disorder. they would
be doing what the butcher and destroyer of
the poor Afghan and Zulu deeires them TO do
HE eaid no earthly power could ever succeed
against the united and determined efforts of
Irishmen In their struggle for their soil
Irlshmen would show Lord Beaconsttetd that
they knew how TO win battle, and though
they played against man who had loaded
dice, their cause was tha attnngast, He said
the land system was already tottering to its
fall
Mr.. Bigger declared that parnell was the
leader of the Irish people
AEEFF LUH NHHthn3NlAlltfH WAN over hlaHaFI
Parnall and Biggar started fol- the Balla
meeting.
IeNpoN, Nov 22-The Manchester Gm,sc--
4diun'a London correspondent teegraphs that
those who hsapprovs Of the arrests say the
government has provided Parnnl with CIV
which will give his followers the greatest
strength at the elections and compel more
moderate men to choose between defeat or All
agreement In some form with Parnell. These
who approve of the course Of the governments,
and are III u position To he enRnizant Of the
nature OF the communications which the gov
ernment have received, believe that tn view OF
the language employed at many meetings.,
and its tendency to excite TO outrage, the min
listers could not refrain from Immediate meas-
NrpG uf repression.
The DewRhury, Battery and Boistall
branches of the Irish National Society have
arranged for demonstration on Sunday in
aid Of the tenant farmers.
The Queenstown town commissioners have
passed d resolution crndemning the arrest of
Davitt, kiilen and Daily.
At a meeting of delegates from the Home
Rule organizations In London last night a
telegram from Dublin WAS read, stating that
the meeting which was then hainE held there
was great succeas, and that 10000 roranns
were unable to gain admittance to the build
Charles Stewart Parnell personality does
not think his arrest probable Reports have
been circulated that the Irish and lHngltRh
legal advisers Of the gUyernm ent differ as to
the sdvisability OF such step. Two cnmpa-
nes OF soldiers have arrived Mt Boyle, en-
route to Balla, ~ be IN readiness IN the event
pf Il disturbance MT the forthcoming meeting
The agtators declare the government wishes
to provoke q collision,
LONDON, Nov GA Dublin dispatch states
that the government has determined to aban-
don all preliminary difficulties which might
ubstruet Tho obtaining of loans from the
board OF public works for the Improvement
OF estates, and In erder to expedite the ex-
pendture of the money strictly for the en-
give loans to land owners and sanitary
boards. They will add u thu principal Tho
cost or preliminary proceedings and interest
on the sum borrowed, allowing two years
grace. Repayment, therefore, will commence
at the beginning ot the third year This
concession IL only to take effect IN districts
which the government will declare to come
lander the designation of distressed dis
{tricts.a
CoRk, Nov GA detachment of troops
left here last night for Rhtterant In this
county-it ~ supposed In consequence NJ
urgent private Information received by the
government
LONDON, Nov. 22.-Advices from Bala in
dicate that extraordinary precautions had
been taken by the government. More than
n hundred policemen We're stationed near the
place OF meeting. and some cavalry were in
the vicinity ready for immediate action. MIR.
Parnell spoke. A resolution was passed eN-
pressing great satisfaction that the intended
evictions had been abandoned and another
X
Great excitement prevails in the Raia dis
trict and In the adjoining counties num-
Der of special correspondents of London
papers attended the demonstration
DUBLIN Nov d, \ n. .m.A letter received
from Ralla, County Mayo, says: Yesterday
afternoon there were no extra police In town,
and the chances of anything violent occurring
were extremely few. A good deal of apnre-
hension however, prevails In nnhlin. A
pIaoard. sisned by Charles :. Parnelt and
Michael Davttt, Is extensively posted tn the
Bala district and addressed To the men of
Mayo. earnestly counseliag them TO be dig
nitied and orderly. lt concludes as follows
Give no excuse for violence an the part nt the
government and our great cause II won. nit. \
Parneii. accompanied by John Dillon and |
Thos. Sexton, arrived in Baila this morning"
DUBLIN, Nov 22.-EmiRent counsel has
been engaged to defend the Sligo prisoners. |
III IL expected hy the NatianAlsts that tho /
evidence OF the government shorthand
writer. on which the whole case depends. Will
break down.
LONDON, Nov. ga The meeting at Loona-
more, near BaIla. terminated az L u clock this 4
evening. Hundreds of those Ill attendance
then marched In procession ~ the farm Of
Dempsey the tenant who was to have been
evicted Much excitement WAS manifested
there. demonstration will he made on Sun
day In Dublin to commemorate the Manches-
Ser executions.
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