Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
THIRD EDITION.
IRELAND'S Trouble.

The Home Government Denyins
the Land LeaEue-A London DE.
mOnstratiOn OF lndignatiOn-ln-
saIt1ng Epithets to Gladstone and
Bright.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Despite the Gov
ernment's pro ,lamation against public
meetings, there was large gathering
to-day, near Coachford, priest presid-
ing. A mo rent" resolution was pass
ed.
CORK, October 23.-The branch of the
Land League here held a secret meeting
on Saturday, while the Police were oc-
cupying the League rooms. The meet
ing determined to pursue the agitation
under the name Of the Farmers Pr0tec.
tive Association.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The indignation
meeting in Hyde Park to-day was, de-
spite the threatening weather, attended
by over $4,000 persons. The speeches
were OF the usual violent character. A
large part OF the crowd WIS composed
OF mere sight-seers, who did not attempt
to manifest any dissent accept in one
tritIing instance,
a procession Of many thousand per-
sons, with bands, appropriate banners,
aud embleus, mastered at Charing
Gross, and proceeded by way of Pail
Mall, st. James street, AMI PiCcaailly
20 the pari, where it arrived aboat 1
o'clock. Tne speeches Were delivered
from six Platforms The principal
speakers were MesSrS. Barry, u'Don-
neil, and FInigan, Home Rule mem.
hers OF Parliament for Wexford Dung
Arvau, and Ennis, respectively, and
MessrS. Clarke and Hvndmann and
Miss Craigcu, connected with London
democratic associations. Resolutions
deEOunciug the coward v and lawleSs
action OF the coercion Government in
attempting forcibly To suppress freedom
Of spe tch' were unanimously carried.
Spectators state that the denounce-
ment was remarkably orderly. The
class OF Irish pre- ent appeared TO be
respec;a ;able working men. Hardly any
policemen We're visible. The names
"JudiS Gladstone" aud "Qnakcr
Bright especially the latter, were
greeted with groans and shouts OF
Orators
Among those arrested in Ireland yes |,
terday was Mr.. Hayden, Chairman of
the ltoscomnon Town Commissioners |
and editor and pr, prietor of the Roscoln.
mon Messenger.
A Dublin correspondent, referring 10 :,
the reports that the United Ireland, the |
Land League organ, was to be seized, /,
says the Government have deciued |
that they cannot seize the plant Of the
paper unless they believe Il reasonable |
conspiracy exists. They Lave decided
to arrest any one taking Mr.. O'Brien's
place as editor. A warrant is out Ior
the arrest of Mr.. James O'ConnOr, who
conducted the paper last week.
A large meeting held N the Circus in
New caste-on- tyne last evening pas.
sing re solutions protesting against the
coercive policy OF the Governments.
Mr. MaIoney, a tenant farmer living
near Ennis, was fatally shot on SaIur-
lay.
Mr.. Joseph Cowan, member of Par
Lament for New. castle-ou-T has
left London for Ireland with person
who intends TO become editor of the
u nited Ireland.
LONDON, Oct PA Dublin cores.
pondent says: 'In order TO continue
the Land League agitation II has been
that the imprisoned leaders,
who are members of Parliament, resign
their seats, allowing such time to elapse
between new elections as would allow
the League candidates, in addressing
their constituencies, to keep the views
of tue League constantly before the peo-
pie. The ncw members wOuld resign
to allow the reelection OF the suspect,
on their release from prison.
Mr., Maloney, who was fatally shot
near L, MS on saturday, had been on
terms with neigAborS.
Th" sub,criutlou list of the Dublin
En- rgGncy Commit;t" show a tutl! Of
tl&Oo0 during The past year. The com
lnitJcehaSrcce we'd tl,o0o from England
rs the result OF recent appeals.