New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
BRITISH POLUICAL AGITATION.
THE STATE or IRELAND CAUSING ANXIEIY-AN AS
sAULr on THE HOUSE oF LORDS.
LONDON. rr1 nv. AnE. 20. 1880.

sAULr on THE HOUSE or LORDS.
LONDON. Fr ny Aug. 20. 1850.
In the House Of Lords this evening, Lord
Oranmore called attention TO the danger 20 the peace or
Ireland from the agtatOns OF the Land League ana the
Fenans whose America are largely eircu ated
III Ireland He cited The language Of Messrs. Parne'
O'Doune ana Dillon, 20 show ther purpose 70 get ria
of the landlords by II can be DONE and
asked IL The Government had taken advice concerning
the legality Of the Land League organiza on, and
whether the present D, Ireland does not call Tor
extraordinary measures.
Earl spencer Lord President OF the Council, said the
Land League had not been created since tho present
Government came power, bat ha originated during
the last Government which took legal opin ~ nor
had the present Government The Irish land agitation
is pernicous and exceed nsy dangerous 10 peace
Il is intended to initiate the latc Governments
abortye prosecutions. The condition Of several parts
OF Ireland il very and deserves the most serious
attention but no special legislation intended The
Government thinks the common law sufficiently power
ful to deal with matter and The Government Is &C.
termncd to protect lie and property win al tie means
ut its disposa., and TO maatain justice and law
The Tes SAYS: Mr. rstcr, Chief Secretary for Ire
land WILL at an eary Gay, IN the House Il Com
mons the policy to 3e pursued by tno Government II
regard TO Ireland The Times ridi,ul-s as pa,try The
theatrical exploits OF the Ieuian 10 and but regards
the anreut citation as -til'l!s' sna says 4, noun
very al mated deblie IS expected 80 take place in
the House OF Commons to-day when the vote on appro
Or atoms for tue Irish cinsahuary is moved. Mr..
Forstr's language III the u-Usc OK Commons oa Tues
day. sticma.zus tie speech OF John Dillon W. p, at
Kildare as wicked and rl.y, la. offended lie Home
Ruler. aud has induce! them 20 forget minor differ
euccs O; opinion oraer 30 support thoir colleague.
Mr Dillon has tecgapIcd 10 his friends Stating that lie
vii oc n a.s pac- mex Too1 10 de'en1 Ills 1aIs ise nc
mrerir, Of the Home HIlc Members wiz Dc held
Monday m1raing. NJ fIrci4 lr. <llA- t"eile upon
the course 10 De hAcn iA 1 in"ls'er ' EtnsttS. "a
urgent wIp has been lssucG 10 Cd, 4.jue -leEs tor
Mondays l1tiaS it - noe p-'i"teI '4@t HF for7ter
VIII propose any 'Orrciye lc-i-.-tiOu
Intr. viii us q CtDme- Council On saturday, WhlcA
Mr. Gladstone will cone o. Llld0n 90 at'cgt Ec Lay
DC ia HOIsc w a, though As trleais a!s-uadc
him irOm % dong.
ATTACKING THE LORDS.
TIP OConuor Il 1rnc I.nie nocr ior Galway, will
move on Monday, on @o.E- INTO Commi Zee OF supply,
that Il is no longer JUS expadeat ina, al measures
f1 TIE i.rroy OF tie condition OF the people ot
England II .aud an1 and should hc at the mercy
~ Il D5ly consisting Ot legislators hereditary and Ilrc-
ycr- Radical clubs md associations propose TO send
drl. t o. Wrstnina;e ;er 10 maze Gemoust.auon IA
supp oi tAc motion di 90 uge Ir O'Donnof O press
II I'd division. They pgomlso % take steps tOwuId
crcata- widespread as Aou % lie sigcct Throughout
4 lr-s reprrsen ,atlve meeting OF the Liberal and
R1lca atona aud ciuUs Wa3 DetI 40 Westminster
ti-t.. -" o Ol e.. i,rt, ,,d -'o t-
arclg ant organic movement Tor eYOklng, during
rar coming a ann All G.4,rr astrong exprt.e4
pubic opinion on tL" sun e.t No politician OF any
pIou.ircn. c Ol stand IL al ,c- iti.
of Lords aud Commons WIS hclt gt The Carl,. - CCD
gay R r. ~ , 1,. "a ,r,. ,, n r,,s. ,t r,r'. -r-u-
ou.l Ous cXpre-sr4 against considering su"I
uOrfaut trJreluueuJ measures 20, t.e 4..s
bItv 40. tdr iiarrs HIt kdvults DIS 90. sHcI i1tc
0a-e 0I L1iu- ought not 80 consent To- deal Nl,A 49, tA
bi.s yer remaining loi c"hsIi'rltoA IL