The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-28

A New York dispatch says: Few men
absolute freedom from any i,nputation of
personal corruption, but still fewer have
little apparent capacity for using great on.
portunities to accomplish great ends. In
these fifteen years Conklings stock Of 20.
itical principals has not been enlarged, the
resources Of his eioqucncc have been
strictly dependent upon occasions for per-
sonal invective and on the vitality Of the
issues which remained as an inheritance Of
the civil war. If he retires It will probably
s,c none too soon for his fame, though pos
sibly all too late for the retention Of even
part Of his -politial influence.
Nihilists and Cxar.
The Russian revolut;on'sts have answer
cd the Cars manifesto by second utter.
:.nce, dwelling ON the wretchedness Of the
,easants' deportions to Siberia, the gapging
OF free speech and public journals, and de.
taring that false counsellors are in pos
session OF the Cars ear. The document
concludes as follows: Let your Majesty
assemble our people around you and listen
to their wishes in an unprejudiced spirit
and then neither your Majesty nor the
State will have any reason to apprchend
further catastrophe.
Stirring 'e,n up.
The land Leagucrs at home are stirring
up the pea>antry to acts Of violencc hence
the increase Of arrests under the Coercion
Act. There Is reason to suppose that the
Catholic Priest just imprisoned, over whose
case the Irish members raised such u dis.
turt'ance in parliament Yesterday, was III.
stigated bv the League to provoke his own
arrest. in order to arouse the religious feel.
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i,lent.
Priest and Patriot.
\ London dispatch says the arrt<, of
father Shechv. Of killanallock, for incit-
ing Il strike among the peasant la,orers
employed on the large estates III the coun-
" OF Limerick. has created intense excite.
,nent throughout Ireland and among the
IRISH members of the House Of Commons
it is the first arrest of in Irish priest for an
otfcn>c OF this kind since the old penal DAYS.
IN tho r79S affair, Father S,eehv was judi.
e..allv murdered, being convicted Of killing
:, man whose body could not be found, for
the good and sufficient reason that he had
1T the country in the best OF health, and
'remcmler Shcchy the Soyarth" was the
rtv that fired the hearts of many a peasant
horde in their conflicts with the Orange
,eori,,rv. "Rcmember Shecl,y the Soy.
garth" is now the cry throughout Mun>tcr
and Connaush'. and We may safely count
on hearing OF large increase in the mum
i',r of agrrian outra.c> and q series o: col
,son> between Parncll's followers and
Foster. 1t Is probable however, that Faith
or Sllcehy's course will be condemned u,
MS bishop. Bishop Butler Vi limerick. be.
ing, it is said, as stiff All opponent Of tn.
"srarian agitation rs DR.. Moriantav, o
',crr.y, Was OF Fcniani,ln, and that ot arch
fish ~ McCabe'> repeated warning to til.
.lcrgy will be supplemented btior, long b.,
an ;,utho,i.:::::..v. declaration.
Gartlcld's Object.
It is evidently the intention OF the prrsi
cent to have it fully, distinctly and wilel,
known that the object Of his Administrative,
:. to abolish the faction in New York an,
t. have one grand united harmonious en-
,',usiastic Republican party IN tho State
Orcoursc. this end cannot I've obtained b.
sending Conkling back to the Senate t,
wage relentless and vndictivc war on tn
Administration.
Mexican Railways. i.
The House Of Representatives last Thu,
day almost unanimously approved til
Southern Railroad grant. The bill wi
,>aSs the Senate also within the next tc
DAVIS.
The Tcl,auntepec concession. which tn
Railroad Commission granted Captain Ea
was approved bv the House and will pas
the Senate with some non essential m.dif
cations that are acceptable to Eads.
The inaug g,ration OF the Mexican Ce,
trail Railroad will take place June l6th.
Prospects Of Conkling.
The news that Conkling desires re-elcct
ion revivcs the tagging interest. High Il,
tlority states positively that the Admins
tration Republicans at Albany wont go il
to caucus, as Conkliny has declared hi
purpose to fight the Administration il r.
elected. The friends OF the President dt
rot feel called upon to enter IL caucus tixe
10 rcnolninatc Conkling ana Platt. The,
i less confidence of defeating Conklin
than last week, u~ it is known the Dcm'
Gratis will help him rather than any 9th.
Republican,. II Conkliny cannot be beate
his opponents will, it is stated. endeavor
throw the election over until winter.
r .,nbcr Of Democrats have gone to Ne
York sirce the adjournment to watch Il
contest.
In the Whole History Of Medicine.
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