, 1881-10-23

the demonstration Will nave no "elEnt. lue
English people cannot sympathfze with
an antl-rent strike, fed: and directed
BY American Fenians. The feeling against Mr.
Gladstone grows stronger. II the lengue is
now an illegal organization. it was an Illegal Or
Eanization year ngo, when 'boycotting" be-
gan, and the Premier ought to have suppressed
it then, before it had brought anarchy upon the
couutry and ruin upon many helpless land
iurds. If
MIR. rA1sSELI. NOW DESERVES 1MrislsoS-
MEST,
be deserved 1t two years ago when Mr.. Glad
stone was incttng him on in order to cm-
barrzlss Lord Dcaconsteid.- The excuses
put forward for tho Government by tho
Ministerial press are OF the gauz'est
Kind, and il the Tories were well led
In the House the Ministry, biS rs its nominal
majority Is. would undoubtedly bc beaten neAt
session.. Tie extreme ltadlcals, who are seldom
at loss for an excuse Tor Mr. Gladstone
arc ashamed Of the Bastille pulley,
and Mr. Joseph Cowcn Is using the
Pecmier's old speeches on King BoHba's
treatment OF political prisoners with great ef-
feet The Premier is master Of casulstry, but
be cannot reconcile
HIS APPROVAL OF THE LEAGUE PROGRAM
with'tho imprisonment nf Parncsi, or show catlso
for having allowed the reign of Parncll, or show
cause for having allowed the reign Of terror to
exist SO long. The passage i'll Mr. Gladstones
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try Is MS Tranquil rs ever Dispatches from tho
United States Indicate that America would not
he surprised TO hear OF cvn war or rslngs IN th1s
country. II there IS one tnu1x more than announcer
that these dispa1coes nave 1Fleo 10 impress, II Is
the aDsurdify OF the Idea OF any osert nos
tile act -'Ihe country WAS never aess pre-
pared, tho people never IN a faood TURNER
removed from. THIS inclination. IN
fact, the 'pcaceable manner In which
tho blows at the popular leaders ana
the popular cause nave oeeh received Is u sur
prise 10 every observer ine 1ceen& ACTS ol tne
fo"u1es Alo sleet-ooss " ouoi''i snou'o n's
be dignited by the the name OF riot There
NEVER WAS THE sEaBI.ANcE OF, 4. RIOT,
nor has there been the slightest violent outbreak
in Ireland in consequence of the arrests or the
suppression OF the league. People in America
rnny rest assured that there is not
the slightest dnnger of any uprising in
Dublin or anywhere else. The excitement has
been about such US would be cuused by hdtly-
contested election, nnhiug more The first
thoughts of the public after the arrests were
sympathetic. But the - Rent" manifesto has
Withdrawn from the cause many sytnpathzers.
It's false friends are desertinc the sinking ship
THE Land League is down, let us give it ii
parting Kick is what many members Of Para-
nent, tirne-servers, ant politicians are saying,
who hung on to Its ranks in tho time OF its
power:
ARCHBISHOP cEohE's LETTER
cuts the league more fnan anything else. MT
Lean replies 10 II tooas' out notnul" can coun~
1esact tne ttFcno'snop 'nn"e"ee- WIN nope
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