New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
FIGHTING THE LAND LEAGUE.
ATTEMPTS TO SUPPRESS UNITED IREIAND-A LAb'
MEETING AT NEwCAsTLE-oN-TYNE.

ATTEMPTS TO SUPPRESS UNITED IREIAND-A LA
MEETING AT NEwCAsTLE-oN-TYNE
LONDON. Oct. 23.-Referring to the report 'ha'
United ireland is about to be seized, the Dublin cor
respondent Of The Obscrrer says that the uoNei"-
ment have decided that they cannot seize the plant
of the paper unless they believe reasonable con-
spiracy exists They have therefore decided to ar
rest anyone taking Mr. O'Brien's place as editor
warrant is out for the arrest of James OConnor VINO
conducted the paper last week. Among those ar
rested in Ireland yesterday is Mr. Hayden chairman
of the Roscommon Town Commissioners ana pro-
prietor of The RoscoHmoH Messenger.
The meeting in Trafalgar Square last evening ~
express Indignation at Mr.. PanclIs arrest was
failure owing to rain. About one thousand men an"
posed To the object Of the III citing. After c9haucl-
able hustliug resolutions coBjCmuing tho GoVcIh-
mcnt's action wcrc formally declared carried. -,
4 large meeting hold at the Circus IN Ne"' SUI
on-Tyuc last evening passed resolutions protesting
against the coercion policy Of tho Government
THE HYDE PARK MEETING.
The Indignation meeting in Hyde Park today
was despite threatening weather. attended by over
10000 persons. The speeches were OF the usual
violent character. large portion ol the crowd was
composed of mere sght-.ecr. who did not attempt
10 manifest any dissent except in one triiiing IN
stance.
A procession Of many thousand pcople,with bands
appropriate banners and cmbcms, mustered a
Charug Gross and proceeded by way oi
Pail Mall, st. Jamcss-st. and Plcca-
div 10 the Park. where IL arrived about o'clock
Tho speeches were delivered from six platforms.
The principal speaker were N"ssrs. Barry ODon-
nell and Finiran. Home Rule members If Parlia-
ment for WcEfrrd. DllGryan and Ennis rtsp'c-
lively. and Mcs,rs CLARKE and Hyndmann and MISS
Draigcn, who are connected with London demo-
cratic associations.
Resolutions deuouncinc tho "cowardly and law
less action cf The coercion Government IN attempt
. inc To yupprs,, fOrrlDy freedom Oi speech were
unanimously carried. Spectators state that me dem
OusiTatipu was remarkably orderly Tie claN. "I
Irish present app AIRED To be Itspcctan,s "oIhlnE
men. Hardly any police were visible. INC hal1e'
Judas Gladstone and Quaker Bright eSpecI-
ally the latter, were greeted with srodns ana shouts
OF q" traitors
Despite the Governments proclamation AGAINST
public meetings there was lar Eili'iiuE 'p-"'S
near Co3chto.d .d. q priest presiding. y no rent
resolution passed.
The Cork LaaI League held secret meeting on
/ saturday while tbr police were occupying 'u'
Lclruc roous Tho meeting dct rnincd to pursue
the agitation. ,..
Mr. Maoucv. large tenant farmer living near
Ennis was fatally shot on Saturday.
LoNDuN. oct 2I.-lhr Standards Dublin CORE
spoudcnt says:
I'm order 70 continue the Land L"aSuc agitation II has
such time 10 rlIpsc between n,w c',c.
ti.g- 90 would allo" tao Lehsne ranlIlat'-, IA ia
Is4lu, tuily before tLc People The new uIcii-
boz, would 10 allow tLc reelection OF the suspects
on thci~ :b.rl-. from PRISON.
Jo,.rh CoV,n. Member Of Ptriumcn; for New
ca.tc-o.-lyuc. la. lcit London for Ireland With q
person who intends q bc-om, Editor OF me t"ifd
If,'lHf.