New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
RESISTING THE LANDLORDS.
Mr. DILLON PROPOSES ACTIVE oPPosIuoN-THF
ARMS BILL TO DIX INTRODUCED.
LONDON, Monday Feb. o. 1881.


LONDON, Monday. Feb %, 1881.
Mr.. Dillon, in his speech at Borrisokane,
Tipperary yesterday, said that when anybody was ac
OF taking evlOted farm OF having assisted
landlord In any way or when anybody has been rack
rented the case should be brought before the local
branch Of the Laid League and q committee should
decide the question. The police he said. should not be
allowed to enter any where League Committed
is sitting.
The Dublin correspondent OF The Times says that signs
OF disunlon of the Land League becoming num-
under the continuous action Of tie Government
The payment of rent is becoming general in the
most disturbed districts, and there is little difficulty
now in serving wrItS, owing to the exertlons Of the
Orange Committees There unmstukabe signs OF the
League being rapidly dsntegracd. and II the improve
continues at the present rate, return TO at least
a tranquility Will soon be general.
large body of police has entered the town Of Wldnes
Lancashire, where evidence Of the existence OF num-
Der of lodges has been discovered. and arms have
the House OF Lords the Protection bin was read To-
day for the hst time ToGoFoW Was o m1c1 iVT 'ne
into committee on Its third reading.
In the House Of Commons, tins afternoon, the Speaker
declared as Protection BILL had passed The House the
state Of the public business no longer delayed.
Lord Harrington reviewed the position OF business,
and asked the House 70 give urgency for the Arms bill
and army estimates He said lie would ask vote 10
that effect tomorrow, when he will move the Arms bill
The statement mewhat interrupted by cries from
home Rulers Lord Harrington sald that the Govern
BILL must be completed before tile end Of the hnan-
cal year.
The Land hin may not be introduced IN the House Of
Commons before the 10th Of March. The Cabinet has not
yet fully discussed important points OF the b II
Is said in well informed quarters at the Opposition IN
the House Will participate ON Tuesday IN fierce attack
the conduct of business by the Governments
In all the Lenen pastOTs issued by the Irish Catholic
prelates Sunday strong hope expressed that The
Government would deal ehectuay with the land qucs
ton at early date. The people were warned against
Joining Illegal secret combine tons but the strongest
sympathy expressed for them Ia tLelr trials
On motion for gong iDtO Committee OF supply mr..
ODonDell. Home Rule member for Dungarvan, moved
his amendment that the cOnducto OF Irish magistrates In
refusing bail Tor baiable Offences most unjust.
Several Home Rulers supported tho amendment,
Home Rulers continued tho discussion, thus pre-
venting Mr. Cnidcrs Secretary for WAL from introduce
ing the army estimates.
Mr. Forster and Earl COwdcr will examine the cases
in which the Protection bill Is 10 be iniOyced Many
Liberals are much dissatisfied with the Governments
determination to proceed with the bill.
The branch League OF Kanturk has passed a resOlu-
ton declaring that Mr.. Parnell justified IN seeking
the assistance any party regardless OF religion.
band OF fty armed men has visited several houses IN
Kerry County. compelled the farmers 20 that they
viii pay only Grhths valuation, and stolen forty guns
and some money