New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
TIE RECENT ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
VIOLENT SPEECHES n PARLIAMENT BY HOME
Et1ERs - RVMOR OF SECRETARY FORsrKRs
ATfON--oTHER MATTERS DISCUSSED.

VIOLENT SPEECHES N PARLIAMENT III Hohb
gtTERs - RI NOR OF SECRETARY fORsrKR :
EEslCSAroS-ornEa MATTERS DISCUSSED
LoNpoN. MAY 2I.-ln The House of Com
mons today, Mr. ODorncn tlIome Rule member for
pnncarvan speaking IN support Of the resolution on the
arrest of Father shcehy AMI Mr Dillon made bitter
attack upon Mr. Forster Chief Secretary for Ireland lie
sd the arraf Of athcr shcchy excited stronger
feeling than n Archbishop CIVkc had been arrested IL
WIS ID, rhaps decncd safer io Curo" than on
Archbishop though the aci wue cowafdly Il wa by
no means safe lie proceeded % at'ack the Government
for a...ting to cyic poverty stricken people. and siis
matizcd the recent circular urne the police to greater
vigilance ns direct Indictment to the fabrication OF c,
drncc.
Mr. Forster said hc refused 20 dwell upon Mr. O'Don
nell. as.crt ions because they were uuiounded VI" had
hitherto rcflnincd Gom entering upon the particulars Of
Mr. Dillon, afr,s because be feared II might cndangcr
the safety and even the lives of particular individuals
lie then proceeded o quote from mcrndary speeches
Of Mr. Dillon and Father sh"chy H. also admitted
that the Government bad proclaimed Duhllnin onier 10
be- able 10 arrest Mr Dillon They could not hr said ni
r pcoplr for Boycotting" whore only meant eXclu
-i,c dealing but when pu people In personal danger
they had mndc arrests and would do 40 again 1.-THE
Government Jaw conspiracy Ia commit a robbery by
armed rcsistancc to the Law, they would not Huo" tue
conspiracy to succeed though the persons 10 De
robbed were lAndorls they would arrest instiniS ahd
ahrtors ~ ouirngcs were they members OF Parliament
oru the Lana League, OF flflkfil'i' 'A' '""N 'N'
ward he sail with some alarm at what was going on
I'm, bopcd that hy sending an overwhelming force
vbereycr resistance was pcctrd they would be able
to maintain peace.
Mr.. O'suni,an GIono Rulc). member for Limerick
Comfy moved an adjournment o. the debate MT TAI
Inn dbcrnD member for Louth seconded the motion.
Mr. Gladstone charged the Irish members win not
daring 10 face a division on the resolution
Mr Parnel supported the motion Tor the aU"urnm'n'
- thc debate lie charged the Government with OBJ
ianing Coercion act 10y false prences ana py gag
ding hirh mcmb, r.. bp they would not, lie said sue
cccd In elcnclng them ngnin.
Mr.. Callan was speaking at o'clock p M Wh'h 'h'
debate was adjourned Ia accordance "th the s'@u'B
orders
rumor f. current I'm the House of Commons that Mr.
raicr Chief Secretary for Ireland IS about To resign
III, Times thi, morning says that up 70 last night over
n thousand amendments to bc proposed 10 the Lana p
had been placed the order book OF the House oi 'on
muns, aud that many moro amendment. are oe'nE b R,b
uarcd not only hy Home Rulers, bat ~ many LhguS"
aud Irish Liberals and Cons ~ attn g. tho
At meeting 81 to Land lTaglc ~ pihlih 10 eny vs s".
arrest uf Thomas Brennan Sccrrthrl "i thc
denounced outrage 0u the lfi-h ll,,' "',lo in
declared That Nailghhl lt"ch, n ' n,, mont of
thc shape Of general strike against lhe pay '"'"'
i farmer named Murphy has h.cl arrested al MIL
town under the prOg i>ionr of the coercion n tho
Mr. Gladstone under strong party pr,ss,'t,Gb ,b " With
rnal ly the oyernnlcn OF the prOpositioh Tor hcehS
ing the snlc of drink in railway chIlas" rr,viug IN
,ir.tinn Inv ord Sncucrr Churchill Conservative III,
dnanty denied tie newspaper stories that th9 sI ~
81 900 had been promised Gcnrrhl III c, @
Honcrts for his Afghan campaign ana that Do
substituted when 1t aSc"rialncd that Ioo iord
crta disapprOyed OF the evacuation oi UNI S,.,ccr
harrington demanded 10 know whether LOT, aP'not
Churchill asked such question on ihr alIh .. M n'd
yent OF Vnnifv Tair Lord Spcncer-t hur,mH 1%eIluu %
This aud said he asked the question on private iof""
tiOn. -, % to4b General Sir
Frederick Robcrts and Lieutenant tien'Thi su D,n1 %
stewart n H. JOO and Is paid by the lhuiAh "o'0i"
Mr Gladstone replying TO question, sau lna @ nv con-
mediate urOspect xsts " reducing the lhteIest on
m is fhat the IIouse would have an opportunity OF eA
messing its views on the subject when the &
annnlfiea came under discussion Dne NOTICE. Ho sN"'
vrnnid be Owen OF any intended alteration. A.. .A
In the House Of Conmuns to-day II was seu , @ t5e
OoVcrnmeut would have to propose n Bith1 liV, ~ ~,
TSchconer 10 meet the deficiency IN the revenue ol
GynrIs hut that the Government must decne entehs @
uton the question of the cxpedlehcy VI oO'"ihs Wv
oI,ilfN nf