Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-04
IRISH LANDLORDS LAMENT
Large and Influential Meetihg-Resolu-
lions Condemning the Land Act-The
Corporation OF Cork Again C0nfers the
Freeeom Of the City Upon Parnell and
Dillon Miscellaneous.
IRELAND.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-The following are
the resolutions to be proposed at the
meeting Of the more moderate section of
the landlords in Dublin to-day, at which
it is expected the duke of Abercorn will
preside, to criticize land court decisions.
This meeting sees with alarm the land
act being administered in manner at
variance with the pledge that it would
not diminish or disturb the foundation
of property, and contrary to assurances
on the faith of which parliament was adj
vised not to provide for compensation to
landlords; that the antecedents of many
assistant commissioners do not in
sure an impartial judicial exercise of these
functions; that the commissioners have
determined rents after cursory exami-
nation of the lands, and that they have
been Unfortunately reducing rents:
that if appeals from the decisions of the
assistant commissions result in the sane
tioning of these decisions, the legislature
should provide compensation for those
land owners whose property will be
thereby unjustly diminished; that petit
ton embodying the views of this meeting
be presented to the queen.
The Neaos states it is estimated that
one-quarter of the Irish tenants who
need protection have come under the
operation of the land act, and that COM
petent persons believe the whole ques-
ton will be settled in two years.
DUBLIN, Jan. 3.-SlX thousand persons
are present at the landlords meeting.
here to-day, which is the most influen-
tial ever held. Earl Donoughmore, Earl
Carysford, Marquis of Drogheda, Marquis
of Headfort and all the principal repre-
sentatives of the land interest are in at
tendance. The resolutions, already re-
cited in previous dispatches, were unani-
mously adopted. A treasury minute will
be issued, including occupying tenants in
Ireland among those authorized to Dor
row money from the government for i'm
prOvement.
arrested at Carrigo under the coercion
act.
Archbishop Croke, of Cashel, bitterly
complains of the police intruding into
the parochial residence, on the occasion
of the watch meeting in connection with
the bazaar, although they were assured it
was not a league meeting.
The speakers at the grand land owners
mccIluS uere IO-uav lnCluUe Tie Earl Oh
DortreY, Marquis of Waterford, Earl of
Westmeath, Baron Arabian and import
ant political personages.
CORK, Jan. 3.-The corporation has
conferred the freedom of the city on John
Dillon. Twenty-seven of the fifty-six
counsellors attended the meeting. Copies
of the resolutions were sent to Gladstone
and Foster and Irish corporations.
LONDON, Jan. ga committee consist
ing of Sergeant Simon, Baron Nathaniel
DeRothschild and Messrs. Cohens and
Worth is collecting information regard
ing the persecution of Jews in Russia and
Poland
The Standard says there is no longer
any reason for hoping. an Anglo-F French
commercial treaty will be arranged.
DUBLIN, Jan. 3.-The corporation con-
ferred the freedom of the city upon Par
nell and Dillon, % to %.
1t was the general opinion at meeting
of landlords that until appeals from de-
cisions of the sub commissions are heard :,
demand for compensation would be pre-
mature.