Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-06-09

owner of the soil and we recognize our
own rights at the same time, and while
we give to Cesar the things that are Cae
sars we will assert for ourselves the
things that are ours. loud cheers.l
What we want is a chance for our lives
in our own country, and we will forget
the past; we will forget the numberless
tyrannies of England; we will forget all
the tears we have been obliged to shed,
we will forget the massacres that have
been committed, the determination of
our race and the downfall, so far as it was
possible for them to accomplishit. of our
dear country, and we will begin a new
score with the dominant country. We
will let them see that we are not only
able to flourish abroad, but that in our
own land we cannot be suppressed.
(Cheers.) hear of disagreement among
the leaders of the people, but these things
are exaggerated. Our phalanx is unbro-
ken, our spirit is unsubdued and the re-
suit is therefore clear as day. We must
succeed"
DUBLIN, June 4.-There is no amsliora-
tion of the situation as yet to be hoped
for. Tne adjournment of Parliament for
the Whitsuntide Holidays, while the
country remains in such a critical state,
excites very much comment. More troops
are ordered to Ireland and are now on
the way here. Two companies of the
Army Service Corps leave Wolwich to-
morrow for Dublin to assist the flying
columns which are now marching about
from point to point.
All day long news of an exciting char
acter has arrived here. An attempt has
been made to burn the residence of
Downs, the solicitor at Skibbereen, who
had become obnoxious to the people.
Two members of the Michelastown Land
League have been arrested and imprison-
ed in Limerick. Mr.. O'Mahony, a very
popular and highly esteemed member OF
Ballysheele Land League, was also arrest.
ed. The people attacked the police who
were conveying him to Jail, and twice
rescued him from their bands. He was
recsptured and is now in Jail. There was
dangerously extensive riot in Cork last
night. Several streets were almost wholly
wrecked. The state of affairs is growing
hourly worse.
LEMERICK, June At is sad sight to
watch the evictions carried on with the
assistance of her Majesty troops. After
Kennedy and his family and household
goods were turned out of their home near
this city, the door barred up. and the po-
lice departed, correspondent returned
to the spot where the eviction had taken
place. The mother and her six little
children were sitting amid or walking
about the ruins of their once happy home
There was nothing between them and the
blue sky. Night was coming on, they had
no where to go, and thus they were left
without ray of hope to cheer them. The
Coldstream Guards and police proceeded
| to the next tenant to be evicted, ahd al
these magnificent looking soldiers, the
flower of her Majesty's troops, filed down
by the little cabin, one could not resist
calling to mind their exploits in England
greatest war, and comparing them with
their present service. They certainly dc
not look as if they fancied their work. A
band with green flag met the soldiers
here, but there was not the slightest sign
of hostility except that not one drop OF
water and not a morsel to eat would the
inhabitants give the thirsty and hungry
troops and the police as they passed
through the country. The newspaper
correspondents were, however, received
with welcome, and were offered most
generous hospitality. Milk, eggs, fresh
bread aud butter were furnished them in
abundance and all recompense for them
firmly refused.