Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-21
FOREIGN.
The Trouble in rrcland

Inc afOuDic IN Ercsa1Is
LIMERICK, October 20th.-A letter from
Archbishop Croke, of Cashel, Is published,
strongly protesting against the manifesto of
the Land League.
Michael Power, member of the Tralee,
County Kerry, Branch Land League, has
been arrested on charge of intimidation and
for reasonable practices.
Goldsell, publican, has been arrested un-
der the Coercion Act.
DUBLIN, October 20;h.-The people who
Complained of violence on the pars of the po-
lice Monday last are now calling for more
efficient police protection.
Edward o. Lytton and Lord Vernon will
sit with Justice OHagan in the Land
Court which opens to-day. It is stated that
majority Of the litigants belong to the
northern counties.
The Erening Naa asks ParneD if be inti-
mated to the tenantry of County Wicklow
that they should not pay rents.
The Board of Guardians of the North DUB
lin Union expressed sympathy with Parnell.
A meeting of 10000 Land Leaguers at
BalIyshannon, County Donegal, yesterday,
denounced the Government.
LONDON, October 20th-Two hundred ten
ants of large estate near Neaugh. County
! Tipperary, have paid their rents. The police
tear down the no rent" notices wherever
posted.
LONDON, October 20th. Croke,
in his letter protesting against the manifesto
! of the Land League, says:
have read the manifesto with the utmost pain
indeed, with absolute dsmav. Against the COM
initial Ct the people of Ireland, even under still
more exciting circumstances, to such doctrine, l
enter a solemn protest have been a steadfast asd
uncompromisiDg supporter of the public policy of
the League, believing it constitutional, and
calculated to effect great national results
but I have always unequivocally stated that
st nd out for fair rents as safe foothold
CT the agricuturists on the soil. The absolute
| pudiation of rent would be met with no sympathy
| from me. There is no for abandoning
the original platform Of the League than there was
when Dayitt was sent to Portland and Dillon was
first imprisoned. Its original policy righteous
and was tested by experience. The results welded
| the clergymen and laymen in one loving brother
hood. believe the new policy can lead TO nothing
but disntegration and defeat
The Proclamation Against the Land
League.
LONDON, October 10th. The Land League
has been proclaimed as an illegal and crimi-
nal organization, and all its meetings will be
dispersed by force.
DUBLIN, October 20th.-The proclamation
against the Land League warns all persons
| that the Iiish National Land League, or by
| lawful and criminal association, and that all
meetings to carry out or promote its desig rs
or purposes are unlawful and criminal, and will
be prevented and dispersed by force. Thepro.
clamation warns the Queens subjects connect
ed with the League to disconnect themselves
from it, and to abstain from giving further
countenancs to it. All the powers and re-
sources st the Governments command, the
proclamation says, viii be employed to pro-
tect the Queens subjects in the free exercise
of their lawful callings and occupations, to
enforce the fulfllment Of all lawful obiiga-
tiers, to save the process of law and execu
ton Of the Greens writs from hindrarce or
obstruction. 1t calls for all loyal subjects to
uphold and maintaia the authority OF law
and the supremacy OF the Queen in Ireland.
! When the news reached the Land Leagues
ofice Of the Governments proclamation. a
hurried council wss held, the books and doc
uments were secured aud letters from the
country destroyed Many books and papers
were taken to a place of safety. The lights
we're extinguished and the doors locked. The
executive officials deczmped, fearing arrest,