New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-17
PARNELES PROGRAMME.
He PAvORs FURTHER AGITATION AND OBsTRUc1o!
TENANTS URGED TO ACT FIRMLY

He PAvORs FURTHER AGITATION AND OBSTRUCTION
TENANTS URGED TO ACT FIRMLY.
LONDON, Wednesday. Feb 1G, 1881.
Alta meeting of the Land League in Dublin
today letter from Mr. Parnen read. in which he
says:
cded II 10 be my dnty TO remain In ireland and IN Par
Lament during the present crsis II we are worthy Of
nation IN America VIII give us proportionate sympathy
and practical help, whie the slightest hinchng or reac
ton in Ireland will produce disastrous results IN
America. The expelled Irish members Lave almost ,
decided at. to os aRerv IN rcssaSae
which the forms of the House still permit TO the Coercion
and Arms bills. The result Of their renewed exerons
resolution ia most encouraging also be Of some
during the passage the Land blll in pointing out
Two courses 6ere given 10 the Irish party-ehcr
to retire in 9 body from the House and ar: an
remnincd but sullen acquiesence, or an
appeal TO force opposition to that force which s used
aga us, else steadfast attempt TO deepen ana
widen The agtion by appealing to the great masses o,
England aud Scotland against Inc tetr9ansn % . SaI
Tentative has many elements OF hope There ls nothing
in the Coercion bill to compel the irish 70 modify ther
Atliude or open organization and passive resistance
The Government doubtless rely much on inc iEtmlda-
be widely scattered but not numerous.
The future or Ireland pOsslbly for generatl0n de
peuds npon lhe tenant farmers remaining firm in their
they waver they Will prove that they arc ony LII Ior
slavery.
account OF his Interview with Mr. Parne who told NJ
Rocheor that Of the chief objects OF his Journey to
Paris s 10 contradict in the French press all the caum
uies OF the English press his cause and on his friends
and himself.
Mr. Psrne aud his friends were to dine In Paris TO-
night with NM Victor Hugo and Henri Rochefort.
The London correspondent OF The ManeheSir Guardian
says: There can be little doubt that Sir William v
Harcourt Home Secretary, had suggested TO Mr. Oway
the question asked hy the latter yesterday IN the use
OF Commons relative to James Stephens dle Fenlan
Head Cenirel The Government desired to snow their
knpw,edgr that there Frnan gathering IN PaIls;
and that Mr. Parue or ess concerned with IT,
I'M. Housr OF Commons continued IN committee to-day
on the bill for the better projection OF person ana prop
erty IN Ireland Va, iOus unmpOrtant amendments
proposed by Irish members were neVatlved. During
dis,u-slon Mr Blggar Home Ruc), member TOT Csvan
county had withdraw an observation charging Mr.
Forster Chief Secretary for Ireland with VnalcVehcSs
Uts withdrawal OI the remark beng qudlcu one, nc
was obliged 10 retract II Internationally.
SIR NJ Coan (fIUme Rulel. member for WICKLOW
County, being pr-sistently irrelevant, Mr. Piayialr
Deputy Speaker under the new rules Ot the House. rueu
that ue be no longer heard. 49,, =,
Il IL reported that An attempt to Ignite large dy-
Mantle mine undr the walls Of tie BeggArsDush Bar
racks in Dublin night was frustrated by the perpe
TRAITOR bclug disturbed by chance passenger
The conference between Mr. Parncll and NJ E0cheIort
has eIc ed much indignation among the ca hO!ic lnem-
beers OF Parnrps party