, 1881-06-12

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der it more and more difficult for: Mr. Glad
stone to carry the Land bill. What
the Parnellitcs hope to gain by
thwartlng lin passes comprehension.
Tile Tory leaders make no secret
Of the course they would adopt if called to
power. Agrarian1snl would be summarily
stamped out, the League would be sup
pressed as I'M illegal organization, public
meetings would be prohibited, and T4einster,
Connaucht, and Munster nt once placed u1l-
der martial law. heard
4 PROMINENT TORY
exclaim tile other day, 10 for week OF
Lord StratllnaFn at Cork!'' His Lordship,
who, as Sir Hugh Rose, won a grim rcputa-
tion during the Intlian mntiny BY blow
lny Sepoys from the cannon's mouth,
was in command OF the forces |
in the Cork district in 1867,
when the Fenlans of that city marched out
1.5oo strong one snowy morning in March,
srent a whole day in besicsing four police |
men in the Dal1yknockane barrack, and then |
returnei to Cork and
yotUyTEEEED ALMOST EN- MAsSE
rs intbrmcrs. Asked by the Castle authori- !
ties to report on the state OF his district, the
old "Htngal Tiger" as the Corkonfans
dubbed him, briefly replied THAT lie was ready
to reduce the city to ashes at 4 mo-
ment's notice, and to sweep the conn-
try from Yougl,al to Bantry in two
DAYS. That this would be the
'Tory method of dealing witt, Ireland the
more bloo,lthirsty Of their journals frankly
nyow, The Marquis Of Salisbury, who would
he Premier if Mr.. Gladstone were onsted,
has tauuted the Government for ''putting
down the revolt by Quaker measures and
how Mr.. Parnell call think that Ills country
men would profit by a change Ut masters is
known only to himself. N1r. Gladstone has
! srAkEp TIE EXISTENCE OF TIE MINISTRY
| ,n,n the success Of lis Irish policy, and is
/ dolnv nil that inflolnitable energy can do to
nnsh tile Land bill through the House.
| but tho MAD course Of the Parne!lites
is terribly disheartening to him. Ifle
hill will not satisfy the League. No bill,
howcyer radical could do that, for it lives
| only for agitation: but the reasonable Home
| Rulers. like Shaw, OF Cork; Mitchell Henry,
or GALWAY: OConnor Power, Of Mayo; AMI
McCoan, Of Wicklow,
WHO HAVE: DONE AND DARED
more for ireland In the way Of personal sac
rifice than all the fire-caters combined, are
nc1fectly satisfied with it. The obstruction
lists. however, seem determined 10 prevent 1t
reaching the Upper House this session, and
they strengthen the hands Of the Tories Dy
encouraging the bud work now going OIL IN
Ireland, Mr. Gladstone is losing patience,
and no wonder.
EVEN THE " SPECTATOR"
which has advocated generous Irish pot1cy'
in season and out OF season for years, is dis
couragcd. and in its issue to-day it exclalms
in vail OF despair: Is it any use even to
attempt to benefit 4 people so irratlonal"'
A FORMIDABLE sIIoWISH
Some Of the London papers publish to-day
a formidable list Of the principal "utrages
and disturbances in Ireland reported III Inc
newspapers during the week. Ihe catalog
: includes the rioting at Limerick on Tue 4t''
inst, the disturbance at Skull III de
fense of Father Murphy on the 9Th
the rotlng at Eallydehob and sk!operee'
on the eth, the attempt to upset tram 1u'l O
troops and the destruction OF Tue hfldse oe
tween Ski1,bereen and Skull OH the same da.
the tearing up OF the rails near oAlu
), ,,rreen. and the destroying Of telegraph
, wires near Balytlelob on the stf'
= tho rioting at Cork on til
c oth. m the destruction of the telegraph line
:. 1,et,vpen Skibbereen and Cork on the 10tl
besides innumerable attacks on process:
servers and minor outrages. To these mus
| HooA
It t;on, How to meet these riotous risings?
IL asked and answered By most Of the Londo
t. napcrs to-day. The answer is the usual d
y | 1nand for blood. ...
# '''>'e' N.oop DEMANDED. -
10 THE F,co7,o,uist says: ''trhe best serVlc
l. which the Irish Executive can render to u
" neople is to insure that whenever the IL
y strikes it shall strike witt, irresistible force
at 'rbe Sncctutor thinks that If the rioters wei
,e invariably met By heavy volleys, and chars
H. of cavalry rioting would cease, bl
it # nryes the Government not to be driven
~ thc Tories into such all insanity. The Pd
pf ANN Gazette takes the Times to task i
e. h,noathirstiness, and says: $50 far as OF
ut r,ges in this country are concerned, they
5 mich more likely to be multiplied than
miuished BY a resort to dragoonlng IN II
G. land. Surely
THE EXPERIENCE OF RUSSIA
OF shouM not be forgotten when violent reprt
sim is advocated as all infallib!e specific I
IL tne cnre Of a political malady which I'm
Is, vent in assassination by dynamite Ihat IS
Dr. reason for refraining from enforcing the |;
~ or neelccting to punish the guilty But
ny should at least give pause to those VINO
'cs noiuting to bayonets and buckshot as
~ onlv method for pacitication LII Ireland.
o. At the Democratic Conference, held
Gu Gu Memorial Hall, Farringdon street, reso1u'le
ne were passed BY the English members
oe IN FAVOR OF LEGISLATIVE 1SDErEAbhS
FOE lKELASD.
Mr.. Cowen was to have presided, put
in prevented by the Stephenson centenary
IN Newcastle. Mr.. Justin A1cCarthy's speec,
on- attracting much attention. lie sald Z
ted What Irisllmcn most wanted '
ric- n domestic Parliament Ireland,
lie said. would be willing partl
eti- in an Imperial parliamentary SYSTEM
:cs- the right to make her own domestic Ia
the she had asked for such system. anu u
which prevailed: at present III tie e =
[ed Americas Republic. lie wanted TO eau ~
att attention to the necessity OF some such
ranee,nc,,t as this in regard to Ireland.
I. CORK.
and Sptcdl Cable
tie Conn. lime Ill have just returned II
r Of = visit to the most disturbed districts IN
But south Of Ireland, and find the opinion z
nor erally expressed that tue time petw
zion thls and the passage Of the l.
,ct will be critical Tor tho pe
and prosperity in this part
F.rrtrN IN