, 1881-01-31
,,o7;tt Declares His Intention to Re-
main in ireland, Come
What May.
pub,ic Feeling Against the Spanish
Premier May Cause His
Resignation.
r,o noera OF the Grunge Free Staac
Rendering Assistance to Their
Fellows.
Discovery Of Plot to Dethrono Prince
Milan-Thomas Carlyle Sc.
riously Ill.
THE IRISH. ,
LADY I,ASp.1.EAGUEHA


Spsefat t'dbtt.
f,osnoy, Jan. :D.-Miss 1'arnell, q sister Of
the Irish agitntur, and Mrs. A. ". Sullivan,
;hs M wife Of the member from Meath, nre
farming Ladies' Land League for the puff
pose of continuing the work Of RELIEF sh0ald
III. l'arncil aud Ills followers DO arresteh tl''-
der tic provisions Ut tic coercinl bill now
pending In Parliament. Miss Pnrnc'l will DC
ibe President of tho League and Mrs. Sulll-
yan the Vlce-Presfdent. ..."r 49,.
N ArrEAL TO TIlF: IRISH REPUBLICAN,
DIiOTIfi:li11UOD.
Sptetat {Mblr.
Drn11S, Jan. M.-Thc Supreme Council OF
,Ae Irisl, Republican Brotherhood, common.
Il called tho FenInn organization. fearing
that t1o present agitation f1lny lead to rre-
mature outbreak III Isolated districts, md ap-
prrhvnsiye TINT some Wild spirit OF tile Land
League lnay, when tlwnrted by tho Goyer,l-
mcnt Coerc!an bill, attempt to precfpttato q
revolution, have thought Unnecessary to Issue
strong proclamation 10 tho ndhorcnts OF
the national cause Il, the following terms:
"afcn Of Ireland: The country Is passing
through q crisis full Of danger to the ila-
,iona! cn.lse. Tho action Of tho British Gov
eminent alld its nitters and nhrttors Is 0bvi-
ously intended to provoke premature resist
auce. UpoN YOU, therefore, rests tho re-
sponaibillty Of nyertlng dcfcnt and llunltl!a-
ton.
rot HAVE 4 CAUSE FOR NEy0LT,
but you ure not prepared, and 4 crushing
disaster now wonltl lcnya TO the next gonera-
tIou the task of beginning anew tho great
work alrenly SO fur advanced. Thu saliva
7 ,onof our people lies III the achievement Of
nalonal Independence atona, but the time to
strike Inns Mot yet COME. Beware, then, OF
being mfsleti BY falso and foolish friends or
goaltl by the enemy into foulis!l outbreaks.
The man who now inclies sou to attempts at
] iosnrfcction Is doing Engialld's work, and
must be held
GUILTY OF TIlEAsON TO IRELAND.
The most rigid discipline must 10 enforced
and partial outbreaks prevented. Move only
At the command OF your olllcers. Our present
! duty IL to prepare, to watc1Y md to walt until
! the hour for action comes. Let your attitude
be one Of calm and rcsolute self-sacrliice, and
oi uhsllakcn confidence it, tho fnnl triumph
Of our CAUSE.
"By order OF tic Irish National Direct
Off,
This proclamation WIS drawn only afsor
Easc dalibcratlon and consultation with tho
Irish leaders III America, Suo,lantl, md En-.
Eland. II was posted MI over ireland last
hleEt at midnight on ait tho chnpcls ard po-
lee barracks Of ireland nnd III tho Irish
centres throughout Scotland ard England.
t,Lnn ,,,,.,.nna,a, 49, " ~, w.. ~. ,f,,,a w
aAs'i possessloh Of W tae pollce' 4he up
peasalice Of tho document cnlsed
THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
: In ,larborougl Street Cathedral a1ul Dol.
ph!ps pf,athnI1rf.hurel tt,a ,rnatu ~ oar,v
lsass ,lpno,,,,crd thnso vho Ind nosto,i sail,
t]on. nino, r,is ~, IN o,na,a M ,'f,trs. si,,,,
n s,n..,'"e no' ", s,o cnape's ~ oo'as Runts
MsAt ltoni NJ points Showing that tho mp
Easaaee OF the placarl caused great uneast.
aeSs among the authorities. who Immediately
III ten years since sptlitious placartls llays
been posted simultaneously In irrIand.
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