New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
THE SKATE TRIALS IN DUBLIN.
iR LAW SPEAKING FOR THE CROWN-A LACK OF
EXCITEMENT.
DUBLIN, Wednesday, Dec. ~, rs

DUBLIN Wednesday, Dec. 90. 1880.
Several OF the taverscrs, including MI. Par
ne not present at the reopenng Of me proceed
ngs State trials to-day. MI Law. thc Attorney
General continued his address planning the law ir
ing upon constitution Of any ASSOCIATION, political or
otherwise. He referred 10 the humble occupations Of
most OF fTaversers and said doubtless they found
agitation more profitable He warmly denounced Inc
agitation ntOlcrdbe conspiracy The Intention o.
the Government, he sad, in nrituting these proceed
ings protect the rich and poor alike from fright
fu tyranny respected neither lie property The
people had told to accept Mr.. O'ConnePs
dlctun That reform worth drop Of blood, and
days after they were thus ADVISED Icrrck, the
bailih was shot Ballmrobe.
The remarks of Mr. Law at this point caused consider
able sensation in the court, especially when ' quoted
the reported words OF j. ". Nay, one OF the tayeTstIs
that Fcrrcks murder worth hundred speeches.
MIR Law further stignat Zed the proceedings Oh iie
Leaglers capital plan FOR reducing society To
the original chaos and bringing about Coumunlsli lie
spoke OF The violent speeches attributed '' It-aa' D-
lon and Parnell both wnOm had sad th' people hd0
the remedy their grievances ~ teIr own hands The
former be SAID had ADVISED them TO put fntl in The
British Pari ament. but drill. lie cited various urti,r
pass ges speeches by these two Members OF Parma
mCnt as exasp eaiius the peo'e INTO apoI'tlOh anu
murder He quoted amidst general Ian At'r' from Gle
speech OF Nj Bssar. VIII? SAID ~ ana r.t rec, mmSa9
shooting OF landlord De auSr-tIe "f1h9 Ian h'
been sometimes iUt Aer quoting Sir ilar4l7s it, Jh
the FIR ucA IN 1893, said. IN VOr tht Land League
is foi;drd uuOu Il of seditlon ana treason ir
Parueil. wnO j. given TO expressing hi- OuIouS m0dei
atcly. hiiLse declared thtt either The Iud o' OF
the people co. ANA 40 would be lor tlD people IAo
SO YES 10 decide which.
The Court Adjourned early b cause Mr. Law was
fatigued. MI Paruci loudly ch.eg,d Oh leaving lhe
court.
LONDON. Thursday, Dec. 80, 1880.
The correspondent Of me Times al Dub ia says: Tie
first day OF ha- been remarkable only Tor
gloom and dulness Tne,e has not heeu tic shght so
manifestation public feeling beyond gathering Of
about two hundred persons 81 Tho lowest c.a'ss on mo
quay III vicinity the courts Tie absence ~ ait
sympathy with the caise, interest - the ppcfCil"g
on tue y ri respectable citizens W.. very sEaiict
aud presented 10 IN remembered tLe OCouucl
tnal very Stirling con riSt'
AT WrsIp,rt, lie ami last night several soldiers "t4c
severely beaten ty q mon.
Michael ana william Burke and john iiauherry nave
been arrested at Conbur on charge % cohItIiy III
tue murder o. Lord MUunimOrre
A monster land meeting WAS 10 nave been hcld t1daY
in Clare, but prohibited by the duti 0uucs.
thousand persons assembled Dut W-t q1icIy dsref9cu
by tue pO Ice. , . 1870 a..
mtofy ihOrities ere adopting cXtia"iOlnuN ptcfu
non aud the extensive character ~ the HirErLlthis
appears ndlcat q grave apprehensl0ns Of lmuhehl
danger -,
agiserial Investigation is going on at Limerick
intu the conduct of corporal OF the army, VINO was al
rested Tor Illegal drilling.