, 1881-06-05

out escort to Limerick Gaol. ..~ He walked
from -Balleydehob to Skibbcreen, accom-.
panied by 1000 people, where lie took train
to Cork, and proceeded thence to Limerick.
The warrant charges him: with inciting to
murder.
TOTAL SUPPRESSION.
The Press Associations Dublin correspond
ent learns that the Government is making
preparations to suppress all nd-League
meetings in tile future.
THE ''T1,trs' ON CHOKE.
LONDON, June 1.-The Times, in a leading
article, says: ave have only to consider
the condition of Ireland and the temper of
the Irish peasantry on the one land, and
such speeches rs those Of Archbishop Croke
at Holy Cross, and Parnell yesterday, on the
other, to satisfy ourselves of the completely
OF the Land League. its leaders and abettors,
with what Is now nothing more nor less than
conspiracy to defy the law. The cry of the
League is no longer protest against nrbi-
trary eviction. 1t is now al immoral doc
1rlae that Il tenant may refuse to pay what he
considers Uni ust rent. even though he is per-
fcctly able to pay. Thus is all agitation now
revealed in ;lll its nakcness, of which Arch
bishop Croke, an appointed minister of re-
Hgion, protesting peace and charity to NIL
1ncn, says it is not revolutionary, not an
irrcligious movement, Or 4 movement calcu-
lated to injure anybody. It Is difficult to
read such words with common patience 1t
is not landlords alone who suffer under
cruel, lawiess terrorism, but hundreds and
thousands who are dependent on them, such
as mortgages Of rent-charges. holders Of
jointures, etc, al! of whom are absolutely
guiltess.
NO WORD OF SYMPATHY
for these hopeless victims has escaped the
sacred lips of the minister Of the Gospel. yet
1'arnell can coolly cNl,ort The Government to
follow Archbishop Croke's advice! The att
dacity Of Parnell in repeating Archbishop
Croke's advice in the House Of Commons is
simply astonishing. Let us see,' said Arch
bishop Crokc, whether there will be that
willingness on tile part Of the people to sub
init quietly to the terms Of the landlords or
not In other words, the Government is en-
horted to leave the landlords to tile mercy Ut
the peasantry, intlanled By Il reckless agita-
tion, in order to prove what is perfectly clear
already-that they would get no mercy
at all, to say nothing Of justice. Force
may be no remedy, but when the law is
openly tleflcd- alld defiance justified rs Il
movement calculated to injure nobody, it is
uectssalS, UelDlC I'LL. ~ stAlultAtt AAo 4au-
thorlty Of the law.n
SAD WORK.
LIMERICK, June At is said to be 4 sad
sight to watch the evictions carried on with
the assistance Of her NIaiesty's troops.
After Kennedy and his family and house
hold goods were turned out Of their home,
near this city, THE door was barred up, and
the police departed. The correspondent re-
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taken place. The mother and her six little
children were sitting, and her husband was
walking about the ruins of their once happy
home. There was
NOTHING BETWEEN THEM AND THE BLUE
The night was coming on. They had no
where to CO. And thus they were left with
out ray of hope to cheer them. The Cold
stream Guards and the police proceeded to
the next tenant to be eyicted, and as these
magnificent-looking soldiers, the flower Of
her Majesty's troops, filed down by the little
cabin one could not resist calling to mind
their exploits in England's greatest wars,
and comparing them with their present
service, They certainly do not look rs if they
fancied their work. A band with green
flag met the soldiers here, but there was not
the slightest sign of hostility, except that not
one drop Of water and not one lnorsel to eat
would the inhabitants give the thirsty and
hungry troops and police as they passed
through the county. The newspaper cor
respondents were, however, received with
welcome, and we're offered the most gencr-
GUS hospitality. Milk, eggs, fresh bread
and butter were furnished them in abund-
ance, and all recompense from them firmly
refused.
BOYTON TO GARFIELD.
LONDON, June 4.-The following message
has been telegraphed to President Garfield
By Boyton. from Kilmainham prison: s. I
hope the American Government will never
submit me, or the honor OF the Republic I
Afought to maintain, to the degradation OF
kn appeal to the benevolence Of the cowardly
(9British Government, incapable Of extending
to MY countrymen the commonest justice"
DISORDER.
LIMERICK, June 4.-Saturday evening d
disorderly scene occurred at the railway sta
ton here, panic-stricken police attacking a
quiet crowd of people with the butts of rifles
and afterwards charging them with fixed
| bay0nctS.