Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-05
OVER THE OCEAN.
Of the Irish Land Commis.
si0n--The L0rne Louise, tho Frlncsss' W
Sail for Canada this Month.
GREAT BRITAIN.
NoRrHcorB's VIEWS.

NORTHCOTB'S VIEWS.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-sir Stafford Northcote,
speaking at Hull yesterday, said that Conser-
vatives wished the land act to have fair tria'.
The condition of affairs was very unsausiae-
tory as regard to the Boer convention ana tns
Anglo-Saxon commercial treaty. Win 70.
gard to fair trade he was not quite In favor oI
all the proposals made by his ConservatlSe
friends.
CoNDoLENCE.
The congregational union of England ana
Wales assembled to-day at Manchester, Win
1,6OO delegates, and passed resolutions OF
coincidence with Mrs. Garfield and the Ameri-
can nation.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
DUBLIN, Oct Ain the Social Science con-
gress at Dublin, David Dudley Field supported
a vote of thanks to Lord O'Hagan for his ad-
dress, in speech. in which he connected the
recognition of Lord O'Hagan's ability with
warm expressions of gratitude for English
and Irish sympathy In the death OF Fresldent
Garfield.
LAND COMMISSION.
The Land commission is formed by the ap-
pointment of Prof. Baldwin, Col. Bayley, Gar
land, Houghton, O'Keefe. O'shaughnessy and
Ross. The last three are practical farmers,
and the others noted authority on land law.
RELEASED.
Patrick Moran has been unconditionally re-
leased, after five months detention in Golway
Jail.
ROTTEN BRANCH.
CORK, Oct. 4-Parnell, who is invesrigat-
ing the test cases in the Mallow district, ad-
dressed large meeting at Mallow Tuesday. He
said he found that one of the worst eases OF
land grabbing existed in their midst and the
Mallow league had the audacity to ask for the
fund for evicted tenants while they had sane
toned evictlons. Parnell said he would cut
off this rotten branch and take steps to estab-
lish branch in keeping with the principles OF
Davitt.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Princess Louise sails
from Liverpool for Canada on the oath inst.
NoRTHcoTE.
LONDON, Oct 4.-The passage in SIR Stat !.
ford Northcote's speech at Hull, yesterday,
relative to fair trade, words as follows: There
are those who think commercial properiority
will, as the premier himself has said, pass
from England to America. l do not at least
believe this will be in our time. If we make
use of the existing means of support of our
commercial interests. If We resort to false
remedies we do Irreparable mischief. do not
believe in some of the suggestions put forward
by the friends of our own side, for In the lib
eral suggestion that the state of agriculture is
remediable by radical changes of land laws,
although they are susceptible OF amendment.
In regard to the Irish land act, he asked
whether the government did not mean to in
sist that the leagie must submit to the au-
thority of parliament and the executive, and
give the act fair play. The government, he
said, should exert the amount of courage nec-
essary to put down defiance oflaw.
LEAGUE ITEMS.
DUBLIN, Oct. 4.-Patrick Egan has arrived
from Paris and visited the suspects. The
Claramorris Land League resolved not to pay
rent until the land commissioners have decid-
ed their test cases. Arrangements have been
made to build wooden houses for all tenants
evicted in the meantime The authorities
instructed the police to closely. watch the
movements Of Redpath.
LAND COMMISSION.
DUBLIN, Oct. 4.-The official machinery of
the land commission is now completed, by the
appointment of the following assistant com
missioners: Prof. Baldwin, well known au-
thority on land; Col. Bayley, who has an ex-
tensive acquaintance with farming; Messrs.
Garland, Houghton, O'Kief, O'Shaughnessy
and Ross, practical farmers; and Rice, who
was assistant commissioner representing ten
ant farmers interests in the Richmond COM
mission.