, 1881-02-21
Tho Beginning Of lIostilitlcs by
tho Asi1antces Montentnrily
Expected. -,
Money Dispatched to Famine-
Stricken Villages IN Russia
by the Czar..
t.:
The Military Authorities in Constan-
tinople Hold q Great Coun.
Gil Of War.
THE IRISH. =
rA1kSET.I. IN IRELAND.

Sxetal LHb!f.
CLARE, ireland, Feb. U.--Arr. J'nrne1l ar
rived Mt Kingstown hs,nor,,ing md Travelled
to A[onto by the Midland Railway. This
journey WIS n continuous scene Of eMtlusi-
asttc demonstrations. At all tho stations
enormous crowds of people Ind assembled tn
cheer. The people Ut Mulllngar, where
tile train stopped five minutes,
crowded the platform OIL both sides.
Many farmers, accompanied BY bands mid
bearing banners. vera present. An address
from tho people Of Afullngur was road by
Mr. Farrell, tho Chairman Of tho Town Con-
mlsstoHcrs. Mr.. l'arncl1, who spoke iii /.
clear, ringing voice, said lie took 1t III n good
omen tint tho people uf Ireland were deter
mined t0 meet
THE WEAPON OF COERCION
forged against them BY the so-callul Liberal
Government with II spirit unbrokcl,. lie tn.-
plorctl them to keep to tic lines which they
had already laid down. III IL slIort time they
would carry tho saCugglo to q victorious anil
glorious ending. 'l'lle speech WINS recciyelt
with repeated cheers a1,d shouts Of Libcr-
ator Of tho farn,crl" and "The Man for tile
pcoplot" l[r. parnell seemed much pleased
with tho magnificent reception. On the pRt-
form nt Dublin werc several lnen,bcrs Of tho
1.anl League and two of tho juryllen III thu
recent Statc trinls Mr.. Pnrnel left tho train
ut Monte, where he was met by bands from
Clare ard Hi escort Of tho LalN[eague
Cavalry, numbering fullytwo hundred horse-
men. by these
LIE WAS ESCORTED TO c1AIlE, !.
a distance Of Aight lnileY. At tic entrance
Of tho villago tho horses wcre taken
from Ills hrougham, md tue vehicle was
f1rn,Nn rr1n3 fha tfr 10 IL. In ,11tF
The enthusiasm was Immense. Fully 1900
pcaple were present When Mr.. parnel rosa
to deliver his first public speech In ireland
slncu the celebrated Waterford banquet orfl-
tton, which he n.ado before tho Stnto trials
began. he WIS greeted witt. IN ovation une-
aualcl In The history OF his progrcss In ax-
tatlo1l. Several Catholic priests werp o.t the
platform. Fathor Geohega't, Of Clnre, pre-
sided. Mr.. Purllell said:
Ills SPEECH.
PEOPLE OF K1Sas COUNTY: an glad, OIL
the eve of n change III tic condition Of tho
land movement, to come among yol, aud to
SEQ With what spirit you contemplate 1t. l
suppose tint seldom liAs Minister rasEcl from
Parliament grcatermcat1s for tho intimidation
of n nation. but confidently believe Tint
never, as tho result will prove. will thcrc
hayo been n greater failure. Tcnnnts, te
trllg to DUR teachings, [Cries Of. ave
will, forever."l Mr.. Forster snys thnt
liz Ia going to put all my pollen
into prison llnugftcrl In order to
pitt down our unwrltten law. [Cr!cs OF "IIe
emit Ito it."j h1y police aro fonr-tifths Of
tho Irish people at home and ahrontl. II lle
is golng to put them NIL into prlsun he will
huvo to llid
4 PRISON nta ENOUGH :.
to hold q, ,000, coo people, a,.d tho uswri ttcn
law hs Inns got to pull down Is tho public
optnion Of tho w,oo clvllIzed{worltl. 1t Is
not " easy rs 1t used to bo to tyra,,.Lxo over
mud tranipse upon a people md put Down
their public opinion. We hnyU every
nation in Europe, wo have America md
Australia, looking lntontly ut tho struggle
between the Irish people nrtl la,ulorttslll.
Alreatly wo have tllreo-follrthsnf the French
press on our aide, which only 1nnntll ago
was against lis. Wo !layo many Of tho State
Legislatures Ut America passing resolutions
OF ~
BYMPATlif WITH THE 1HIsIE NATION,
FROM oyery part all eyes aru directed To
you, to see how you will bear the trial
with which YOU arc now faca 10 facc. "a
yoIce: "Stand fast togothor."l y The ten
ant-farnora aro tho men 70 whom VIC
looh to'oay ~ "!sl'lny thelF coaraAe. I''ey
chn snoW ulele aoSo'1oh W leinstnk 10 Ply
~. M!.st .e.lts. at t.ties " a9 tent'
Ihat Is ,,ot sosy hafl thllis to' asK, you to
10, ana that ls I'LL we asK' lCfles OF 'Wc VIII
dolt!fl II you promise Il, do ,thls
WE ARE WILLING 10 10 To'rHtHoN,
Or anywhere else, TOR your s"Rt',, !tegnrllng
the l."'"l bt!t, h'y boiler u mas t!!a present
parliamentary government Will tatl I" settle
tic land question. iet. II uleY give tho