American citizen., 1881-10-22

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DutIin ON a warrant signed by Forster,
Chief Secretary of Ir-land-Tntcnse Ex-
citement Caused by the Evcnt-Thc Land
League Issues IN Addre's.
DohLiN, oc.' Id
Charles 5. farneii was arrcs'eu .o-oa' ~
Morrison's Hotel wnere ne was s'opp."x'
previous 10 s'ar'ihs i'i 'n1 ] ,,,,
Iion at Mas lnspec'or nianoh o''lr" .. .no
hotel AT o c'ocN th'' "hoi ,,'AS' an" up
word to the Lana League ieaoer' VINO was
still in bed, that he wouid IKE 10 rec MN
ihe motel porter returned woru ne Muu'u oe
.pp! ~ r - -. e. ,I,uo,,
oesseu. Soon ai'e, c 80 -
VINO Win De,ec''e "nei' i'u"" 80
farneii me. ni'h pieasaha;' a~" ",,eu ~
you 'n'en" ~ A,i.:. me- s.;I ,,,ot
Niaiion' nan.i"t ii"' 'e -.
Win oIs'er sis ha'"Io' ioi '"0 C"
retary only returned from Lohuoh ny tho
morning mail at O'Clock. Parnell then
glanced over the warrant and said, '.Ail
right.'' He put on his hat and walked
down stairs with the policemen. A cab was
,,.;,,n~ a. tho door and tho three men en- :.
-, !. suyu.,.;,h.n, % .r;.d MolIon to
'eieu IT,
inc -arEer' anu eaeS urofe On, net1 "e,o
1our other pohcehhen III ci.izens o,o."os ="
another carriage. 'n arriving '' h'i'iiA,, !,
hams farneA was al once ass heu ~ ce'i'
There was no demonstration, as no one
rur c.rsr OF THE ARREST.
Parnell was arrested on two warrants
Signed by Forster, Chief Secretary OF Ire
land, charging him with melting the people
to intimidate others from paying their just
rent, and with iutimidating the tenants TAX
;,o tho hapoft Of tho and
1t is believed that Parnell's speech at
Wexford, on Sunday last, furnished the
Government technical Justification for the
arrest.
AN ADDRESS BY THE LAND LEAGUE.
The following has been issued from the
Land League headquarters:
The condition Of things at this hour is aw-
full. Great Indignation gathers force as the
moments fly, and there is no telling when it
may break or what Its consequences may De.
Inc Laho icheuc e,e ~, - "a. .'i' 'n
men' si.uns, WI I'm - y. =. ~,
..,n.oa .,,. co,,a,n,nont vii t.Le ,n,,i,arv
nossession of the Land League HEADQUARTERS
and proceed to the utmost extremity of brute
force to repress the organization. Calm but
deliberate and decisive action can be looked
for from the men Mt the head ii the men IN
America stand firmly by US there need Dc no
fears of the ultimate result:
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roa.;,,a, ~ roIJ ho~ Tho I'D j..
dro,s ~o,od h., tho Cornnra,;or ~ Iondon
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recoru'ns eol 'nel Wsn 's'o " n.S - -,
VICES 10 n,S ooun,iy anu "ens NV" m'.,,,, ~
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nouhehS INC arress no su
hu'e ueen i"ioi m.u ma. .,.n. wv n.s. s'ep !.
mas "een 'aNe" 'owa,u 'no ,in. "
Ia" anu oruer, 'ue iiSn.'' Piope,H anu .uo
nrst elements OF ciVi'iHA,ioh' oy .hc ar.es. u u
man vno' e"''re's 'ifo'" motives ""s.A
40 hos cFltnehse or examine nas ,hAue NM
-Sett Pfe4nineni IN An -al,em 70 eesslol .le
"u.horny' Vi INC iaw' @e ho' ~ i.'"o
win the people oil iretaha. lnrm'y pehess
'na' n'aJor"S INC ANS
car 'esot uesiio a. IAN iA' %
. u" AA"u ao' WIN
Wnich we are Struggling Is INA. wnicn eh-
deavors to say how 1ar the people snalieney
the law. We have no FEAR OF the people
OF Ireiand' but do rear iest many more
shouio become oeniora'iAeu or in.in,io"'su
a-ae hAso siAafA heewoaio ie1oice u .he auop-
lion OF any form OF local isen-goVernmeht In
treiand, PROVIDED IL ala not impair tne SUI
premacy OF the Imperial government ne
the claims ior support. "itnout
d1st1nctl0n OF party, IN tnc great national
-,zfs,.sistone- was enthusiastically cbeered
ethrou9tout the delivery of his speech, There
was nlso some Kissing.
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- THE AMERICAN sYMPATHZERs.
= NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Patrick Ford has issued an address to the
Land Leagues of America, anent the arrest
of Parneff, i'm which he says: "Irishmen
must restrain their impulses. Reason, not
passion, should rule the hour. Never did
the Land League have better opportunity
to manifest its moral power than now, new
er did it become the duty Of the Irish peo-
pie to exhibit the virtues of self-posses-
sion, discipline and obedience to the
Land League more than now. Through
enlightenment and organization the
people will assuredly come into possession
Of their Inheritance. Much has been ac-
s;omplished hooking to this end. Already
Gladstone himself has openly confessed that
the Land League is the only government in
Ireland now with any moral force behind it.
Hence he makes war upon 1t. He presents
arms to the majesty Of ideas which are in
vulnerable and immortal. No man who be-
licves in the superiority of mind over brute
matter can entertain a doubt respecting the
final ISSUE"
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