The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-21
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
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LIVELY DEBATE ANTlCIPATED-TnE no
Rulers OFFENDED.

LIVELY DEBATE ANTlClPATED-IHE HOME
RULERS OFFENDED.
LONDON, August 20.-A very animated
debate Is expected TO take place in the House
of Commons to-day when the vote on the
Irish constabusry bill is moved.
NJ. Forster's language Tuesday, stigma
tIzipg the speech Of Mr.. Dillon at Kildare
as wicked and cowardly, has offended the
Home-RuIers and induced them to forget
minor differences OF opinion in order to
support their colleague. Mr.. Dillon has
telegraphed to his friends that he will be In
his place next week 10 defend his language
at Kildare.
The "TIMEs" Or THE SITUATION IN IRELAND.
The Times. in a leading editorial this
morning, says Nothing that has happened
in Ireland up 10 the present time iustifes
the assumption that ordinary law is made
ouate to protect society against mere hand
ful OF wicked and cowardly persons, and Il
large number of their foolish dur es; nor
is there any serious importance to be at
tached to the wild rumors flying around OF
the revival OF Fenianism. 1t Is possible
that there are still some silly spirators
in certain Irish towns-most OF them
well.knOwn to the polIce-who are not
cured OF their inveterate passion for
dabbling IN treason. 1t would, how
ever, be very poor compliment
TO the Irish coustabuIary II we were TO
question their capacity Of dealing with these
naltry tbeatricals. There Is no connection
whatever between the land agitation and
the rumors OF Fenan projects. it is the
determination OF the peasantry IN many dis
trjcts not to pay rent at all. which is grave
matter. There can be no donDt whatever
that the resistance OF the tenants is being
organized by professional orators OF the
Land League. The anti.rent agitation must
be looked upon as a milder form OF bad
disease. il must be met with patience, good
temper, and good humOr on the part OF the
Government, but at the same time win the
unfinchng determination 10 protect and
preserve legal rights not only IN the inter.
esis of the land owners, but in those OF all
Irishmen who have anything to lose or
whose property would not be worth year 5
purchase il The law could be defied with
IMMUNITY and success"
THE ME.RULERs MOvIyG-REFORMs WANT
ED AND URGED.
meeting OF Home-Ruers will be held
Monday-Mr. ParnelI presiding-to decide
upon the course to be taken in the Commit
ice on Estimates.
MONDAYS session OF the House OK Com
mons will be devoted to the supply bills,
and The Irish items will be taken up first
An urgent whip has been issued to the
Home Rulers for Mondays sitting. IL Is
NOT believed that Mr.. Forster will propose
any coercive legislation.
Mr. p. O'Conner, Home-Rule member
for Galway, will move Monday, on going
into Committee OF Supply, that II is nc
longer lust or expedient that all measures
! for the Improvement OF the condition OF th'
people OF England, Ireland, and Scotland
should be at the mercy Of body OF constl
tinted eeisators-hereditary and irrespon
sIbIe. Several Radical clubs and assoeia
tions propose to send delegations TO West
minister TO make demonstration In supper
NJ the motion and to urge Mr.. OConner u
nress il TO division. They promise to tax
| stems towards creating widespread agitation
on the subject throughout the country.
A large representative meeting OF Lioe
raj and Radical associations and clubs wa
held NJ westminster Palace Hotel Wednes
day 10 protest against the obstruction
needed reforms by the lords and squire
archy. and TO organize movement 10
evoking during the coming fall and winte
strong expression OF public opinion Of
the subject.
| France.
SPEECH OF premier DE fREYciNCr On IN
CONDITION OF THE REPUBLIC.
/ PARIS. August 20.--A banquet was g'vel
Wednesday BY the municipality OF Mon'au
han 10 inc Premier De Freycioct VINO, *
snonding 10 A toast to his health, said
y Aitsr long period OF dissension the y
rnhi,c has been .de6nItIvely founded. IN
Thoroughly national yerdlc. wn'c ,hs r vCs
try has Just pronounced ~ ~ more -