, 1881-10-23
Two Hundred Ycssels y'in1bsund and
StprG.Damagei| in the Firth
:: Of FUrtll.+
Impressive Services in the City OF
litexico Cormemorating lanes.
4. Garfield.
The Pacific Coast Being Robbed
by Srigar-Refihers and
-. = Railroads.
>A,Huudred Thousand Dollars Paid 70 the
Railroads for Freight Never
-: Carried. 4.
IRISH NE



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.: APrl:oSAL OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
SPECIAL Cable
LONDON, Oct o@--snsallcy's specia! says: The
Government proclamation snp?reSstas tho
league and guaranteeing free exercise OF ta"~
5nl rights, c1'ntAi'iS language that Is particular
~ gratifying 70 u! 'ar''es III f"Sia11u' ioe
Government mas a!"ass hesita'e@o ~ aet asa'"s'
me league. o':caare 'ne -"'n's.e's nso 1'e'laeu'
~ oec'"Fcu II u ne iesa'. NOW tnal !. con'-
PROMISES 'Se'- ~ enuea''''n 'ns' ~ l''t1"sS'
t.'o'aaeon' ~ e""ns't'' 4Aueeo p'"pe.s wv
'etse. "4'a e1s*'t eo17e'eee' "A' ~
o1'n'''eo ~ s.us"p :. "a.. ...z
Afc!'ls'sltoF tis'h : 3't1 iEK
Expresses tae views 81 All 'eS'etao'e h'sa'''e"'
OUT IL Is singular ut ooes not spcah 1f"'u re-
4'Rious l'''t1 ot s'e"- MS co'et''''anos' "c-
1.'e@ lis stf"''Se~l suppo'I tlo'n tue 'otc'e aa
LoHat approval "h'eA Tue ca cet " tue IVY e'A
1nent fsor ls eoco''to1sus' " {" III ite4anu- ="
Oooin ana tue !ar3e tt'"hs Fesl'ec4ao'e Peop1e
nre not afraid 10 welcome restoration III or
DER IN the country tue o!eaR-up "l tne cet'-
ual aulo"sts ~ 1oc 4c''so'' III @"cA' ta4e ee1eet
is already
REJOICING ''noYC0TTlNG-"
Many boycotied" products have reappeared
in tho markets. The riots in Dublin ct1d Linn
erick were not political. but were purely orgau-
lied by young rudHans. The attempt in Dublin
to start sympathetic movement with Parrell
las iRnomtnously collapsed. The lnd'screuon
OF De;yer Gruy and Du~son in endc;tvorns to
connect the riots with the political feeling, and
70 persuade Forster to w:thdsaw the police, was
signa:1y demonstrated by the understanding
which followed their withdrawal. aud tho qui-
efude maintained oy their prescnc2- !;
TIE T1:AD1NG CLASSES
nre recovering COURAGE, and are arranging
meetings 10 support tho Government
-. II Is DE1.IEyEU
that the suppression of the league amounts to
its extinction It uny continue Us secret
eacjery. cud . as such would be en-
barrassIrc. but it would forfeit the
saoport of tho respectable Glasses and
incur the condemnation Of the Church, ANY
rcorrautza t1on under another name. such as the
TeDauts' Cnitu~ is provided nraii,sr by the
proclamation. The Irish American contributors
10 an already enormous exchcoucr doubtless
remember how previous secret st,cicty funds
f,ve disappeared Ii is n dangerous temptation
TO place unlimited means for secret purposes in
the huuds Of pcnni,css n,i,utors.
a FAr.I 1:7:1,or
>3~ciat Gable
LONDON. Oct e@s--Advicrs FROM Dublin con-
firm what everybody here secs-that the Land
League made fatal nalstaie when 1t proclaimed
general strike against reuts; II the 1ea=ue-
after Parne!l's arrest, had Continued to work
s'n the oil lines. the Government would
have had hard task TO put it
down. hut the moment it Issued. its
''No-Rent" manifesto, it alienatcd its most
powerful friends In ireland. not the 1east among
them i,ci:lx Archbishop Cro:e, und Enve the
Government sound and valid excuse for pro-
claiming it as au illegal organization Irish
friends Of mine, who are in position to know
the opinions If the moderate wing uf the league,
Fay the anti-rent decree WIS inspired by tie
1risi,-Amvricau organization. 1t is comppra-
7ivcly easy tor Patrick Ford and +. A. Collins
10 cable absurd. d!spatchcs URGING the Irish
1,ccpic to set the 1Aw ut de1unce and achieve
their tadcpeu5cuce bv robt,nz tho landlord,
1,;,t these gentlemen forget that :,l lrishmcn
rc moi Socialists nor 1nadmes, and tlut neither
the wclI-to-do tenant nor priest vii. countcnance
a rising for that is what u rcnt-strfkc would
practically 3,cl That cs,uld only end IN
A 1;o1,Nf1.1r SACRIFICE t}F 1f1.,tAS LIFE
md In rta destruction al the nprarian n,oye-
mem. Erfurruna,e1y for the ,cae,,c. its hot
lsa,1ed lenders Welded III tho advice Of the
Irish american faction. and the result is
that the clergy, with few exceptions,
ar,. now ARRIVED on the side of the
Executive, and that the syupathy of the ad-
y:,accd Radicals in England and Of nil Europc.
outside the little colonies OF Irrcconcllauics Ut
Paris ami Geneva, has been lost. 1t Is now
cutie clear. moreover. that Mr.. parnel1 was
rho League. When he was cast
into nr;son. fha yb0Ie fabric co1laoscd. His
Erutonar,ts lost the:r heuus made themselves
ridiculous ,y tu,,cuastic roc nations md then
41,d
IT is TIE OLD, OLD srony
q: Irish national u1oycmcnts-1nuch rhetoric
sud pre.ensiou. nud then 4 ca,,bnge- c;lrtlcr1,
The tenants, ,shu.- under better scrcraisl,p,
would rrnhah}v haye stnnd their ground are
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