, 1881-10-23


the acitatnr One word from Mr.. O'ke1y woalo
have resulted in his rescue. but he begged tne
peoplc to withdraw, which they did imnodi-
ately.
THE SAD INCIDENT OF THE WEEK
was the sudden death Of the daughter OF Mr.
7. D. Sullivan Ut convent school IN belgium
on Monday last. The bcreaved father was u11-
able to go to tho cnuvent to attend tine 1une'a''
because he feared that his departure would DO
taken for tight. While tho Government Is
dealing blows ut the league
THE LANDLORDS
arc uniting. The Orange Emergency Committee
and the Landlords Protective AssociA tion have
Joined, aud are prosecuting the:1syork with re-
ncwcd y1yor. Mr. Paruell said, IN an interview
with n priest on Tuesday: "If the priests OF
ireland do not 20 to JUL in this struggle. theS
have not done their duty" Speaking 10 IL
Fenian yesterday, asked II his party con"
templated any mischief. He replied: :" Do
you think VIC are fools enough TO make trouole
with $1,000 troops in the country? Walt till
they go.''
A. ". SULLIVAN.
No one can accuse Mr.. a. II. Sullivan, member
OF Parliament for 1.outh, with not bc'ng aE
Irishman and Home Ruler. and, as he said yes
1ertAy. up to snort time ago, lanu- -AeA@uef.
His opinions, which were published here THIS
morning. and some Of which cabled you ut n1l
early muir. nave nad I'LL encct o''s seeo.tu :"
A'cholsnop Croko ocnu"elallou VI tna
tent manifesto ine lnteF''o" conc'""co
with the following words: Everything belong
IuE to the league consprA tors might might not
cUcr evidence Of tho crime. n this sense, and III
this sense alone. has the Government, at the
present moment any legal power OF au'noft.s
10 break into or sc'ze or ptit STOP To any news
puper. The Coercion act OF last sping rtvcs them
no power to make amy SEIZURE Ihcy may
however, indirectly accomplish their purpose by
arrest TN Suspicion, Under the act, every man
from week to week HON they believe coil
Ilectcd with the paper, until its production bo-
comes physical! impossibtl1ty-
MIR SULLIVAN IS TIL: ONLY REPRESENTA-
TIVE
at the auvanced Irish party i'll London today,
Mr.Justin Mccarthy being in Vienna and Sir
Gayan Duly somewhere on the Continent Ue-
he''ne that Slr. ou!!'Fahs VIE" oi inc
present aspect Oh aua1fs IN Ireland "ould
be Of especial Interest, / decided to s%e
Mr: sullivan personally. and was fortunate III
hndtne MIN nome l1ee tns evening. AFTER some
ncs'tancy. Inc honoranc gentleman cohsch3ea
10 speak on the suo1ect. Before oo'n:t So nc
sa'o: conslaer myself very tnach CUT
ot the political arena ut, tho present mo-
nent. having oec'ced 10 Fet're from act''e
politics. at all events for some time. And nave
expressed tnSse!t reluctatit 10 oascusS the pres
cut polltlcal situauon III 1re4ano' III we" VI 1no
TACT that 50 many u my poI'tlcal colleagues
anu associates are, being now treated oy
a'F. FORSTER IN manner which lcaSes
SoIRAv1EFF, OF RUSSIA, AND BoMBA. OF
SAfLl*s'
lar penfnu. greatly regretted 10 more the
sp1rlt IN which some OF my 1slenas to"R tue
Lano Dill. 40 nor praise tho act es1ra'a-
eaut's. ho1 oo l to'hA IL peF1ecuo"'
out ~ Is u. sse"l anu .""s'e'"as PRIV
siess'o1 11 ln1 o'tcet'on; VI 'as'ee' ano. 10 :
euoosne' enouo n",e oes' M " 49, a.
'1e' sp,." ".""' teeo 49,. t. .1"' ~ A''' ~
"o"t" 1e9o'. A1oua 'ue t"et eAot LUG hnno-
l+e'sue 'eaoess .eeeNeu IT. oa 'ne eon-
.'a.,, sp's1I W. otlerness' n1'-
tauon' anu nos.'''s. lncs' no"''se1' ouo as
euoo '!en' !" tne'' u'lta' "!aolc op''o,' ~ 1ie
u''' 10 u"a ~ iis '4a'otaoie op'o'on' ou1 suc
1oea "l,
DEAGooS1SG Or BCTCHER1SG OUR PEOPLE
~ lisf*4--AS'
into gfatatuae 1of Inc tct OF farllament' or ln1o
harmony win NlnfStef1al OPINION IS All ubsufd-
ity which Is only excelfet by Its wickedness.
Correspondent-"6ati Is your opinion Ut the
present pos'uon OF tne l-ana Leagnea
MI sull'San-l constder the iengtle now ut an
emu. thc meaning OF "hnt happened III tue INST
meetings. IS that It Is d'ssnl"ed- Mr. Parneal and
those who issued the NO -hent manifesto Knew
very well that thai must necessarily be the Iast
ACT o1 Tue oFQahazauon' anu taes were deter
mined to lire deauly shot US thcir snip went
Gown. ING government vii! chectnal!S sup
press 1ne Aanu League us nm open organization
toffesponaeu1-ooso you tn'nk y Will commune
as secret orKahlzauonf
sait1'an-lhere Is little quesuon tnat the WORK
OF the organization Will, uesplIc what any man
may WISH or say, oe carried on very largely
throughout Ireland BY secret organization.
TIE FEELING OF THE COUNTRY
is too intense. too much aroused. The question
at issue is tou real, TOO terrible to think that the
land movement can subsido In night, because
n printed paper wit b the lion and tho unicorn
at its hcah aud Mr. Forsters nume ut ts
foot declares the league to be proclaimed. The
thing is prepusterous. The movement will go On.
but, unfortunately, instead Of going on
hencefOrth an open public p1nt-
form. where every one can Ecethe measure
of good aud i'll, the wisdom or mischief OF what
Is said or done, the people Will now be driven
into osecretconcluves' the nature Of which is hard
10 toresee.
corresponding you kno" from whom
emanated the "So-heut proclamation?
ar onlllsan-1nat IS r great mystery Which IS
just no" pefpieSlhs the frlsy Couhc:l Ut Dublin
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