The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-11-04
THE TROUBLES In IRELAND.
LooIsias TO America for Help.

7 4
"A eabie dispatch announces that Mr..
Chass Stewart Psrnell Intends sending q
new delegation to the United States 20
Ialso men and means for the outbreak
that seems pending In Ireland. In this
connection the New York World pub.
'ishes an address "to tho members OF tina
League branches and friends OF
Ireland In America" now in type In New
York, and about TO be distributed
throughout thia country. Tho address
clai.ns that there has been no Indictment
ary remedies either on the part OF the
Land League or any OF its members
singled out for prosecution; declares that
notwithstanding this, all the legal ma
chinery OF Its government IL now 70 be
employed In procuring the conviction
an1 imprisonnent Of Mr. Parnell, to-
gother with that Of the executive and
leading members Of the Land League
organization, and In responding 10 tho
tinues:
"The landlords of Ireland demand It..
Inat class OF men whom the London
Times once stigmatiZed as the 'cutpurses
OF the British empire aro howling for
vengeance upon the Land League, and y
liberal government has to obey the man.
date OF a few thousand individuals and
trample upon tho few remaining privi-
ieSes cl the iillliions OF the Irish jpeoplo
"First-Because that system which an
english statesmnn once declared was n
'stencH in nostriis Of Christendom'-and
Whicl. the late Lord Clarendon termed
'fa!0nious'-has been dragged from it's
hideous lair in Ireland by Parnell and
the Land League, and SO exposed In all
us uoiormities before the civilized world
that its infamiea are denounced and its
prolonged existence decried by every en-
globe.
"Second-Because tho Lard League or
ganization has roused the tenant farmers
OF Ireland from that criminal torpidity
In which they have for 30 long a per!cd
allowed themselves and the chief indus.
Try OF their country to become the prey
OF monopoly and O clnss which no other
people in Christendom would tolerate for
one DAY upon their privileges as men,
their intelligence or their manhood.
Inird-Because the agricultural class
together In open and justifabIe combina-
tion to demand the abolition of those
laws which condemn them to an exist.
ence or misery and social servitude. and
which place themselves ssand their BIRTH
land periodically in tho attitude Of mon
uIcans az the doors Of other civilized
nations; and,
"Fourth-Because the popular mind Of
ireland has been educated by the Land
League upon the question OF land own
orshlp, to the rejection OF system which
IL tho parent alike OF aristocratic su-
premacy and all the social and political
evils which spring from the infifction of
class monopoly and caste rule upon the
land and liberty of tho country.
Herein lies the 'seditious conspiracv,
for which the Land League is to be
crushed and Parnell imprisoned-for
which freedom of speeoh 10 TO be denied.
ana the right OF public meeting abolish
and Forster. and the rule of that govern.
ment which claims to be the champion of
pecuiiar privileges among the nations
Men OF Irish blood and eympathies in
Americal Protest against this outrage
through the public men and enlightened
press pre- Oh tnis land of liberty and Justice.
ana come TO- the practical assistance Of
those in ireland who are now battling
nor only for the rights nf vnu- L;nd-n.f
put for those OF industrial llumenity
throughout the world.
IN this struggle now drawing to o
crisis S IN Ireland n people or systsm of
innd laws must perish. LandIordism.
the parent of fnmine-the source Of agra,
rian crime-the author of the social de-
gradation and chief instrument in the
political servitude of our people. is wag-
ing at TINS moment deadly war against
Ireland, the Land League and Parnell,
and upon their behalf ask whether Won
VIII remain idle and Indifferent specta-
tors of tho contest, or be active and sub
stantial co.operators in graphing with
ard crushing at once and forever the
scourge Of our race and the deadly enemy
OF our fatherland?
Sustain this remaining members of the
Land League and the people Of Ireland
by auxiliary organization on this side of
the Atlantic, and all the power of Eng
land VIII fail 20 crush the national Lard
movement or prop TIP the crumblino edi-
flee of Irisli lnndlordism.
aid can be forwarded direct to the
land League, Dublin, or through Rev.
Land League, Waterbury, Conn. Pat.
rick Ford. Irish World J. B. O'Reilly.
BO:ton Pilot, or DR.. VIM. Wallace, I45
East Forty-eighth street, New York CITY.
President OF the New York Land Learne'
..u MIoHAEL DAvITr,
Hon. Sec.ss Irish National Land League.
New York, October %, $780,"