, 1881-10-16
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fuaItvarores1 ..-,4.~-~-.. IN -. ~ beln1
dos,s. d,t,aken' , En2ltsh1nen, scotchmen. and ar
tfon... 'snmen are now banded against revol,.
| thara - "s'auoh-.: In "a conflict Of this kinf
otere can be but one result ~s&" @>.41e
/ JENNINGS SPECIAL. j..
T. r o,- Spectul Cable
rono-. ~, u:1 13.-Adylces from Dublin toda,
to ~ uat the Land League has not succuubci
resf ~ A.. en-uo"n blow 1t received by the ar.
parns1i H. r. tatne1l: Nobody pretends that sir
!s great tribune like O'Connel I'm
~ IL ne Is deficient in or,,tory he
peat The, Liberal organization. The
hoids together BECAUSE IT, ,s
/ 80 os4e oooF so much as great federation
- 4oea' cubs The Government will nroh,1,y
,ar n,., ~ Inc Executive by seizlne Hcsly, Seq
Di."r' nnd other leaders aud i,npoundnR
~, UeoAs aho papers under the Conspiracy net.
I nn,,st .nes WISH to eAace tho organization they
must arrest all the local leaders md indicr o,ar,
| "a AAe4y 10 take theirp place.
IN THE OLD DAYS 1rwAs EASY rvo,rcn
| ~ oteaa VI Irish leagues AS IL rule they con-
a.steo ot out one central body, With louse fol-
9 III tue country, which usually contained
4ufEe percentage Of informers, But Mr. par-
ne4' nas created I'm institution 50 perfect In tts
| way that 1t will live even II every man
~ "utnoF'ty Is thrown into JUL. Mr.. Gladstone
nas no" 10 show the English people that; the
| po'les VI concession having failed, he is able to
| Pran,,o.,. u WIN mailed hand. The
| hv ~. pos'uon IS seriously weakened
~ o's own course when he was
| 10 opposition. Hewas then in the habit Of de-
curing that the agitators We're Justified In de-
inahoine sweeping reforms, that coercion was a
"e"pon thit ought to be cast inro the political
lninber-rooul, aud that
TIE IRISH SHOULD De GOVERNED
os me statesnanship OF the nineteenth ceutu-
20 ~: "el' ne mas tried that sort OF statesman
en'p ou olE scalt The Dseatablshmeur net
WIS very mild measure compared with the
Land act- which recognizes doctrines rs ..ieyc,-
Ing as any preached in the Socialist camp
at Soho Square. and which. after
all has not conciliated the people. The forcible
1eeple policy has fAleh, unu what the Ourcone
~ Ireland Will be is more thun anybody can tell
WINE there ts no great sympathy for Mr. purnell
IN England except among the most extreme HID
'cais' tue feeling against the Ministry is un-
oooptedly Intense. No English Minister was
ever granted more license than Mr, Gladstone.
When he asked for concessions thov ,vara fraot,
granted. The House Supported him in
DESPU1LISG TIE 1.Aynr o,,n
and establishing :: precedent whlch ,v,o,
piled to the English land lu,ys vii, o,o..
tur.unize the relu1ious between landlor1 49,,
tenunt. When he deman,,.,a axtra,,.,,,a-s
powers. involving the suspension Of rhe h.,,a..
corpus act he rot Them and ,rho, b<, ao7
pressing English auu Scu;ch roforn,s ~
the ground thnt it was necessary tn ,le;n,a h,s
whole attention to 1rc,ann rho ,ao,,a e.,,s,,..
ted almost without Il 1nrrmnr Rn1 mn. v. .f.a.
all this it is seen that tina Premier ia ,ho,tr 49,
able to restore order in Ireland or r.,i..,.: ~
country from within measurable ,,;st.rca ~
civil war" The peOplc are fast lostnc n,tf.n,.,
with him, and unless matters mend ranid,v h,
will have to face
AN ANGRY AND st1r1Ey 1rot7sr vrxr ers.
sIoS
1"o DuoAn friends who have access to tho
.~ 81 .n'ot'nauon' assure me today
-AN 49, a. '"c'4 aitesl WIS lullY anticipated
, "es4 14io us '"'taeo'atc associates. Slr.
- Ao1 sot15 10 pe renewed for
Jus i'oh tae responsibility and
lnoorot conducting the operations of the League
espseans vi Tue eve OF ehe opening OF the Land
~" 4aat ~ susu'u oe imprisoned before
~ous H"o "peleo koes lar 10 con-
sia'ec eno peasa'itf9 toat Inc government
~ sp'te u ns 1a'e PROFESSIONS. IS act
.ns 1eacaefoustS towards them' IL Is also
a' 1el. .'aa A1. rasne1a nus oeen nnoust1y dealt
'. ""1 ~ III nas'as oee'1 ''o'chaiS attacked oy
tue .as 4u'istct a1Aa tne" cas1 lito prison 1of
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