New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
rur Land LEAGUE Motive.

tho steamer Thingvalla has been loS' 10 p''
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THE LAND LEAGUE ACTIVE.
rgr WORK TO BE CONTINUED IN DUBLIN oV
,,rSTs on THE ANTI-gENT MANIFESTATIONS
ARRESTS EXPECTED. 4;,
,nSnov Oct. 19.-At the Land League meeting
:, nnl,lin Yesterday. the Rev. Mr.. Cantwelb VINO
.,roS;ded announced that although the weekly
,neet;nos would be discontinued, the business ol
tbe Iearue would, as far as possible. continue 10 10
+ro,oac,ed at its rooms in Dublin. lie urgently "u
,-;.oa the people TO AVOID collision win arih0"
forces. .r. - o~ceed
The wording of the League manifesto Is 49, 49,
:lt II advises the people to pay no reEO
nnder any circumstances TO ING h'"u'''
Iii the Government relinqnishes the eS-
;sting system of terrorism ana roS'ot''
che constitutional rights OF the pe"PiT'
II reminds the people that their ancestors 'uo"e"
,r;tbout leaders. abolished the payment OF ntnes'
and that il is as lawful to refuse to pay reus as
40 receive them. Against the passive resistance OIL
.bo outire nopulation, military power has no
,roonons and It is no more possible to evlct thah 10
;mnrison the whole nation. The funds OF INC
Teague will be poured out unstintedly LOT 'no
e1icted and exiled Our brethren in America may 10
relied npon TO cOntriDu as many m1ii2Is Dc rn,
have already contributed thousahus US. On of Lana
herno ehoTr WIZ sgnatnTss Of Dillon Brennan Par
nell Kettle Dayit Egan and Sexton anu VIZ n" NV
actually written by them but were appo"U'U ~
their authority.
COMMENTS ON THE MANIFESTO.
The F,cemap's Journal commenting OH the Mani
festo of the League, says;
We foreaee dire confusion and ruin to individuals anu
possible strife aud bloodshed nH%9N o tbe dVce ten
dered to The people by by t me- Tnee to the eoqnence
"a aht in which the Of the League Is sta'O"
The Irish Times (Dublin) says:
We 40 mt believe that tenants will follow the connseI
pay rents We believe Una, in maaV districts
an extreme desire to terminate the frliess controversy
We nave no proof yet that the Land Act WI uot DC gar
ried out otherwise than in the most honest way
The Morning Post says:
We consider that the issue OF tue Manu- ny 'n'
Irish Land League is IA direct incentive 10 c'h war
The Standard saws:
War TO the knife IL proclaimed explicitly DO lar 'nei0
is no hiuching ON either side
The Daiig telegraph saws:
Nptbiug can 64 more eApcit than the dctermnat.0n
Of the Land League 10 MAINTAIN h'''o ''"''O' ' "
Government
AR. Cobbe. a lsading member of the Board OF
Guardians of Mount Mellick. has been arrested.
troop of Lancers escorted him to Mas jail.
At meeting of the Carrick branch of the Leagne
to-day. 200 persons were present. Two huhdIe"
tradesmeu joined the organization. detachment
of HussaIs with sabres drawn, paradod the streets
and the shops were closed
AN moNCLAD TO BE SENT TO IRELAND
The first class double turreted ironolad lnlcxible
carving four & l-ton guns will probably make her
trial trip to the Irish coast thereby making great
increase il the naval force avai!abe In the event OF
disturbance.
Dublin corr spondeut of The Tunes says:
The settled determination Of the League TO eudeavor
TO demonstrate that the Laud Act Torhless Is sp'w
nv the fact that the test cases they nave seccd arc
almost eY lusiyely those which III" rent is thr same
as and in many cases even lower thah "fl'n''S
INCIDENTS OF CONFLICT.
Mr. Goddard IL member Of the Property Defence Asso-
eiation asked Government protection on account OF
threatening assembling outside his house III Dub
lin The house is now guarded 10y ponce
-Four persons who were Injured In the Dublin riots
have had legs amputated at the MERGERS Hospital Sew
era persons in the injured The police
captured many prisoners rory pouce'neh dIe uSaio"
from the injuries they received
A sensational statement is published that the War
Office is for the dispatch Of n army corps TO
ireland in the event Of necessity General Sir Thomas
Steele however. says lie thinks thar Tie reoTcehehIs
now on their way To Ireland are sufficient
tits not true that Marquis of Waterford has sp
,ed to the Land Commissioners to have the rent Of two
Of hls tenants raised
TITS relnrted that the Limerick police have received
number VI warrants for the arrest OF suspects
Longworth Dairns, who recently Inherited estates in
westneah County rcdnced One-ftb Of the rent OF bis
tenants AMI promised to reside upon the estat-s himself
and Ia consider further deduction The trnanlTy paid
their rents readily aud choercd the landlord
The Standard referring to the aticmpt to burn the
Cunard Line steamer Bothna at her dock In New-York
says IL looks ~ inteuded 10 carry out ODon
oYaD ROssIs threats
Earl Cowper Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, returned TO
Dublin yesterday. Mr. Biggar has started Tor England
20 confer WITH Mr.. Healy.
ALL QUIET IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN. Oct. 20.-Last night up TO o'clock the
CITY was quiet The League has mailed copies of
its manifesto. and pacards continuing only the
words ." No ReDt" to every Land League branch.
One hundred aud ten cases have been entered for
hearing in the Land Court, which opens Oh Thurs
day
The military at Cork have been instructed to be
prepared for every emergency.
The Ladies' Land League at a meeting Ill Carrck
on-Suir yesterday advised that rent be paid un-
til every suspect released The LADIES' Land League
has also addressed letter TO Victor Hugo asking the
assistance OF his powerful voice in lreands favor.
Al an interview IN Paris yesterday Mr.. Egan, the
treasurer OF the League sand he considered Mr..
Paruells arrest due ~ all outbreak OF temper on the
part of Mr. Gladstone, excited by Mr.. PaTnes reply
League MIR Egan said, did not pend on any one
pan or set OF men, The fund, he SAID,
amounts to $50. 600 1920, 0Oo None of 1t is kept
In Ireland except what is needed for expenses.
THE MISSING DANISH STEAMER.
COPENHAGEN, Oct 19.-The steamer Thing