, 1880-11-27
LAND LEAGUE SPEECHES IN IRELAND,
Concluded.

IL "a LIS
Mr.. 7. NJ. Healy, secretary to Mr.. Par
nell, was arrested ON 26 Oct. at Reele's
Hotel ~Glengariffe. More arrests are ex-
pected 10 follow. The speeches delivered
by Mr.. Healy at Bantry on Sunday, the
18th inst. and again OH Sunday the oath at
CaStletOwn Berehaven, are stated to be the
immediate cause of the traverSer'S arrest.
The following are passages from his Ban
try speech:-Referring to the murder of Mr..
HutchinS'S driver on the previous day, he
said he regretted to say that having gone
into the facts of the case and inquired into
the condition of the tenantry of the land
lord, Mr.. Hutchins, he found that there
were as many evidences of cruel injustice
and rack-renting on that mans estate as
upon the estate of the greatest tyrant in
Ireland. Cheers and Groans.) He de-
plOred those crimes. If Mr.. Hutchin's ten
ants-he did not say any of them commit
ted the murder-banded themselves firmly
together one man with another, agreeing
to take no land from which another had
been evicted, and to pay nothing but a just
rent, they could defy Mr.. Hutchins and
every man, commencing from MIR. Parnell
downwards, would come down and assist
i'll maintaining the right of those tenants,
(CheerS. He would mention one case as u
sample of the management at that estate,
for Mr.. Hutchins had processes at nearly
every sessions. (Groans Kisses and cries
of "Tyrant.') At the very last sessions
he had ejectment processes against two
poor men. Those men pleaded for time
and said that they would pay the amount
to him, but the yindictive and vicious MI.
Hutchins despised their prayers he would
give them no time to pay their rents.
1nd what was the result They knew
the result it was that poor, Stl1tened corpse
lying in the police barrack and Mr..
HulchinS might thank God he was not
there himself. (Groans.) He came there
on the part of the Irish National Land
League 10 point out to the people the sure
means Of redreSSing their wronqS. (CheerS.)
If the SOC, 600 tenant farmers stood III Their
determination against the 10000 landlords,
they would sweep them out OF the country;
but in that n~eighbOurhood, for which God
had done so much and man so little, there
were other men on other estates that de-
served notice besides Mr.. Hutchlns. He
was credibly informed that, dwelling
among that kindly people, men III the 18th
century required the protection OF some
~half-dozen police with loaded rifles. (lron-
ical cheers and groans.l Please God, be-
fore long the people by their determlna-
ton would do away With the necessity OF
those men going about guarded by ponce,
because they would take from their hands
and wrest from their grasp the engines OF
tyranny with which they had been able TO
oppress the people. (CheerS.) The speak
er also denounced by name TWO other
landlords in tho locality. Referring to the
case of a man named Cornelius Manning,
who had taken q farm from which the pre-
vious occupier had been eJected, he SAID
he had to say to Mr.. Cornelius Manning,
" You shall give up that farm" loud
cheers,) He asked the people TO mt up
their hands and say that none OF them
present would take it (they here all hfted up
their bandsl. In the course OF a little
time thew would pay Mr.. Manning a visit,
conveying to him the best respectsof the
mentino. 2 nolite request to surrender the
farm and if he did not do that they would
come back to the people; and tell them
Tho reason why. He wished to mention
another case on the estate. Robert Tobin's
ront of Glounbonone was ELS a year, and
they raised it ESQ. (GrOans) He refused
to nav this rent, and he was evlcted. The
neonje had done nothing for Tobin, but
the next man that was evicted they would
do something for. (Cries OF 1es.")
They would meet on his farm and dare any
man to take that farm. Richard To6ln
had to leave one farm, and it was taken 0y
q man named Denis Sullivanxgroans). VINO
Maid ESQ fine. Now, he wanted to know
whether Denis Sullivan was at that meeJ-
mo TCries offs He's not, but MS sons
are ~ Then be would tell the sons to tell
their father to give up that farm, OF tne