New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
TIE CoNLMoTIoN IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, oct. oO.-Dlfccliy dIJeT lHt pun
lication in The Frecmaas Journal of Mr.. ParnelFs
letter deprccatng the formation of Tenants De-
fence Associations the governor of Klmainham
Jail was superseded by two new governors, 1t Is
probable that Mr.. Parnell will be sentenced to
fourteen days privation of visits for having written
the letter in question The officers of the prison are
in 4 state Of apprehension that sworn inquiry will
be held touching the letter
There are already 1900 cases before the Land
Court, of which 5000 came in on Saturday. There
seems 10 be a reaction setting in.
Although there are 400 Leaguers in prison, oc-
casonal events show that the spirit underlying the
League movement still survives.
The Rev. z. McIIale Catholic curate at Lahar-
dane in the Diocese of Killala, has been arrested
for holding Land League meeting in his chapel
1t Is rumored that Mr. Sexton, member OF Parlia-
ment for Sligo, who was arrested on October ii,
is dying.
Archbishop McCabe, in pastoral, after denounc-
ing the recent roung in Dublin, says
A few days ago the people we're startled from their
dream OF security by the publication OF manifesto as
sailing the eternal law Of God. and striking at the tonn
daton whcrcon society rests' namely, the rights OF
property There are hundreds Of honest and Industrious
r.hmeu who have Invested the fruits OF hef years OF
toll property, from which they hoped they lnisnt
draw the means 81 honorable suhsstence BUT 81
this must Le swept away by the decree OF handful OF
men. the buk oi whom have neither stake nor interest
in the country Gods Providence has forced from the
lips the unsafe guides an nyowa Of their AIMS anu II
tie notice To pay rents be not communicate teachhg
communism Is yet be defined. WIN tho people follow
men Na h1ye i m3rTi , S1a before TIC Christian world
or fle irish Bishops who through glorious AMI un.
tsc VINO encountered poverty exile and death for the
people with whom their lives were lre' ocaO Dosu Up
PARNELL LAND LEAGUE MEETING
SOME DIFFERENCES OF OPINION AND SOME FgEL-
lNG ~ REGARD TO THE ACADEMY HALL
PEorIE"
The monthly meeting Of delegates from the
branches OF the Paracu Land League held Yesterday
afternoon IN Mott Memorial Han, No. 80 Madison-ave.
About oneLaf OF the thirty five branches was repre-
seDtcI These generally reported good membership ana
money u the treasury.
The committee on the League subscription fund re-
ported that Hugh j. Hnstngs aud Joseph !. o'Donohne
had consented TO act as treasurcrs Of the fund and that
arrangements had been made with ;NO Of the city papers
f1r The reception Of contributions The commtc further
reported that James Rcdpath and Petroleum N.NaSDy
a new convert 10 the Land League andt Ialght De shA
20 Irishsm - will lecture next sunday evening at ChoR
erng Hall on the Irish question the proceeds to 80 TO
the League II was announced that Mr. Locke had Oc
come the most radical Of Land Leasners.
4 wlrm discussion arose over the appointme OF
committee Ia receive Father shcehy and Mt Hcaly on
cn be ound TO serve and II declared that this was
dug 20 the fact that the Academy td people nae Lut
the earliest Information OF the coming OF those Sehe
men had already made arrangements 10 receive theH'
and hence the Parne Land League would not receive
warm welcome In uniting with the Academy nan Peo
pie" A committee uf ave was appointed hniH' lOcoh-
fer with the committee ot the other Organization. -.
Another heated discussion arose over the gross
receipts Of the OCuuuur lecture - whether Mt;
OConuors reception expenses Should ,rI po pIla hc
hy the League, whether th'y shohh nc
deducted from the receipts. IL was Vehencnty
urged that "the Academy liall people SHOULD a Dsnr
their part of the eXprnscs ThR led to Eehrim teNe"
OF the relations ot the Two organizations one memu,r
asserted hat the Irish National Land Lea que puH no AT
tcrtiou to tho National Constitution and that h ior
wardag money through "A central OrgankiiulN lal 10
get people with brains enough To- soma lVl U,i" U
Mr. Nueeut. OF tine XNiId District rud thil many ah
men would not Join either League hecause o the ooS
between the two organizations. lie referred eslGclay
TO the Kissing ~ -tc,nway Hal Wheh alr tuiiuo.
ccturcd The chairman NJ d Gallagher to9A tne uuu %
ard made the assertion that he knew pCrsphaiy utI JUG
or the few Darkguards" who made ihe dsluIDut'9
there was hired agent OF the Enrhsh t"NeInleu,i
lie deprecated all disscusiOu, and called on suy nu %% %%
NOT Ike the Parnc Land League ineJhoi7 loJuit, it,V
organization whose methods pleased tcil nc sAII ''
the highest authority approved Of the existence .. tmo
Ltu-ucs here aud that union was necessary, ~ vs.
Impossible Tor all, "pdrnelitrs ana dyuamlt'sts, 10
agree lac said lie wished the other 0rgahIllI9h@ @ az
success. Shcchy sad the two organizations Jout % S
unite as there could Do agreement On tbc
officials for u united organization. II was d9o 70
difference of men, not ul prlIciplt' AI'eI " 'S" '
a DtYt tn hes tii- mgf