The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10

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on Forster's memoranda says; The truth is
the magistrates, agents and landlords
generally are panic stricken and do not
venture to enforce the law. The prosecu.
tion brought by the Attorney General at
BalIiug ,hRglish and another in Sligo, have
broken down, which has had discour-
aging effect. There is also difficulty about
treating the Land LesRue meetings as up.
lawful assemblies. The magistrates don t
feel justified in regarding the threat to
Boycott as coming within the act, Rs 1t
do not imply violence.
TIE CAMPAIGN IN THE NORTH.
DUBLIN, December 9.-The Land League
is conducting the campaign in the North
with considerable skill, modifying i's pro-
gramme to avoid offending the prejudices
oil the people Of Ulster. In that province
there Is quite different tone in their
speeches from that prevailing in other
parts Of the country, with view Of con-
ciliatipg the Presbyterians, Liberals and
Orangemen. The system OF Boycotting
has been applied to six detachments Of
the constabulary in different parts Of Ire.
land.
The man who shot and killed the Bsilif
while attempting to execute decree
aginst him, near CooEstown, County Of
Tyrone, has been arrested. His name lie
Graham.
II Ia said that the law officers are con.
aide!ing Mr.. Parnell's recent speech at
Waterford, and It Is not improbable that
be may he indicted on distinct and sep
srate charges connected with this speech.
ALA 1929"
In Kilrush they arc painting the letters
az. L" over the fronts OF shops where
the land leaguers may purchace goods.
tbs SRw r.ASD BILL.
The features OF the Government land
bill, go far as they have been made public,
are generally admitted 10 be quite satisfac.
tory to the people. The bill meets the
salient points rsissI by tho ssiIators, and
at the same time is just and equitable to
the landlords. The prominent features are
the cI4uses securing fixity oi tenure and
permitting free sale OF acquired rights.
Meantime English farmors are taking sd-
vantage OF the agitation to secure increas.
ed privileges for themselves. They de-
mand that they shall have the same rights
as Irish tenants, and declare that under
the present conditions they arc unable 10
compete with the producers ofthe United
States.
A CRISIS INTENDING AT MONOGRAM.
The Monaghan correspondent Of the
Dublln Express telegrsphed rs follows last
night; 1.-THE greatest excitement prevailed
at Monaghan. Lord RoGsmore was accom-.
panied by Lord Msndeville, who will as.
sist at the anti League meeting. Mande.
vile telegrsphed to his agent, OF PortA-
down, 10 send 1000 men to scotstown
without delay. Another telegram was dis.
patched to instruct Grand Master Arnye'
men, Of Armagh, to send 1000 lmen.
similar telegram was cent 70
Lord Crichton to send 1000 men
from Flamogh. These arc certain
to arrive. Our numbers will be more
than doubled by men from Monaghan and
the surrounding neIghborhood. The mer
will oil! be supplied with some means o.
defense. Most active efforts are now betnf
made by the Constitutional party ant
leaeuers 10 make each meeting q success
The aasemblages will be most formidable
and perhaps NEST dangerous to the peact
that has been witnessed In Ulster for soml
wears, and II Ulster landlords take patterl
By the example cot them by Lords Ross