The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
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On Irish ARaIn-Ths Law to be Pully VIndlsAtsd.
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CHbInSt-POrsIga News SOtSI,

LONDON, November lO.-GlAdstone, in
his speech at Guildhall last evening, de-
Clared that the law has been forced with
6rmness and decision in Ireland. It's en-
forcement has been entrusted to those
agents who already earned the title Of graf
itude deOitheircountrymenby hecouagesnd
exemplary patience with which they per
formed their duties. The Timg says this
emphatic statement may serve as warning
to those tenants who are being tempted
10 yield even temporarily 10 the
mo rent" policy, We understand
that the practical difficulty, engag-
ing in the conflict with q large body
Of Irish tenants, will be met, II occasion
arise, by taking one by one the counties in
which resistance to rent may be organized,
and using for the enforcement Of the law
tho whole power OF the executive. The
landlords, ifassured that thegoyernmentare
strenuously support their legal right, now
that the last sGmblanCe Of injustice is re-
moved, may be called upon in certain dis
triCts to postpone the demands until the
reCalcitrant tenantsare reduced TO submiss-
ion elsewhere, 1t is plain that the law
will bO efectually vindicated. Those who
have time to reflect will probably profit by
the exemplary punishment OF their follow
ers. Eight arrests have been made in Ire
land. The tenants OF FeatheIstOne and
Earl Of BuCkinghamshir declare that they
will not pay the rents in consequence Of
fifteen per cent refusal,
DRIGANDAGE,
A dispatch from Constantinople announ.
ces that the arrest Of Kayass, at the Amer.
lean Consulate at SaloniCa, for brigandage,
has been satisfactorily arranged by Said
Pasha and Minister Wallace. The Gov
ernor Of Salonica has delivered Kayass to
the American Consul, and the Consul
placed him at the disposal Of the Porte for
trial by an ordinary tribunal and not by u
court martial, representative Of the
American Consul to be present,
SECOND BALLOTS IX GERMANY,
A dispatch from Berlin says that the re-
turns from twenty.six second elections for
members Of the Reichstag show that the
Socialists won seven seats, Nationals, Lib.
eralsand SeCessionists FIVE each respectively,
Progressists four, Popular party two, Centre
party two and Conservatives one, At Er-
lurt a Secessionist defeated DR.. Lucius,
for Minister OF Agriculture, by the co.
alton OF Secessionists. Socialists and
Clericals.
IRISH LAND APFAIRs.
DUBLIN, November 10-Atth FIRST meet
ing Of the land Commission at Clare
morris to-day, though only four cases were
presented, 1t is beyond question that even
in Mayo, notorious for It's advanced views
on the land question, the Land Act will be
accepted almost unanimously.
Tng FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS.
PARIS, November lO.-Aiter the Cabinet
council to-day Premier, Ferry and col.
leagues handed in their designations to
President Grevy, who accepted them.
The Ministers remain In charge OF their re-
speCtive departments pending the appoint
ment Of their successors. President Grcvy
decided 10 summon Gambetta with whom
he will have an interview this evening.
PoRsrERs ADMINISTRATION.
LONDON, November 10.-The Pail Mall
Gazette commenting In complimentary al.
fusion, at the Guildhall banquet, to the
Irish administration Of Forster, says: We
have to pay for the degree Of order that
has been secured by deepened disaiTection.
1t would be a great mistake to suppose that
only Fenians and rebels resent the work
that Forster Is doing. Professional classes
are deeply incensed at the scandalous in.
justice which was shown in the case OF
DR.. Kenny. Lord Granville, in that part
OF bis speech at the Lord Mayors banquet
in which he dwelt on the friendly feeling
existing between America and England
said ~ have II on excellent authority
that not only native Americans, but most
Of the better class Of the United States
are almost to u man on that side Of the
great contest in Ireland on which Forster
Is engaged.
TIE PORTE OVER JEALOUS.
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