New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

gramme In my opinion the programme OF the Land
the people Applause.l simply explained In my LlV-
erpool speech what meant.
NOT A COMMUNIST.
% Going in for Communism. What IA Communism
ignorant AS the writers who accuse me OF GO
ing in for Communism, as apprehend H. say they lie
in their Threats. [Cheersl Communism such as we
have known ia Paris wars on religion and wants an
equal distribution OF wealth between producers anu
oilers Those who charge with this are 100 ignorant
for notice. l know certain papers mix compn'
ments with misrepresentation. but 1 want neither
from any who judge me before they hear me- 90
Falling into the hands OF Henry GEORGE. ! have not
fallen Mr. Georges hands nor into those OF III,
points as anyone knows who has read MS
able book and my humble speech. Mr. George "no
the Ish, and shall not repudiate personal trlehd ue-
cause my critics declare nave been captured.
90 Being run by The ITiSh World. Cnees ana lssesl
! am neither BY The irish World nor by any othcr
paper, person, party or section ID the Li All
ask You 70 guess \ few cries Of "FarnelLl Perhaps
my opinion Of tnat person may be somewhat lahdsneel
but lie Is the culprt wnO you are now forcing 20 uee
himself [Cheers ana lau5nler.l Tho man running me
injGdlcouAy praised by The Irish World, which has
The deeds OF Others and be mas asked THe IRISH World %
moderate Its uterance,. Expressions have ueen used
tnat might be construed INTO placing me IN rSafy 20
that they Will not be used again. ICheers.l Now
hear my opinion Of The T.sh World believe
Mr.. Patrick Ford to any except Mr. ParnelL
Applause and calls Tor cheers Tor Mr. torl-I men
can ioset that me Irish Ho,d was le nfs. PnpoI az
the word TO advocate the cause Of the Land League anu
the medium through which over FJOpoyo M, me-
forwarded To lrelaAC-When can iors0I ,ttI..si
then Will JOIN IN Us condemnation; Oht "a
some matters diEer from Mr.. Parneu bat hope us
opponents will be just, and for ny part may repeal
that 1 shall continue TO run myself
There is another cnarge-tnat intend 10 start new
fund here in America Those who made IT
must have been put to ri. strong . Iest
thing regret that clergyman IN this city made
this charge Yesterday The only ground for II Is tnat
Miss ParIeli has given 300 cancelled cnecks TO dis
pose OF IN the interest OF the eVlcted families
as before 10 Patrick Eagan These checks represent
money sent by Miss PArneu and the ladies OF the
bear tue autographs o. tnose who were relieved rs wen
tue Autographs OF Miss Parneu and Miss Lynch Tney
thought that many here would Ike some memeu-
10 Mr. farpeils sfnuisrei motner Iapgausel to Miss
Ellen Ford, my SISTER and 10 the adlcs OF the various
branches VI Tue Land League here
s.--s THE SCHEME OF STANDARDIZATION
Handing over the Land OF Ireland to the British Gov.
eminent As this charge is founded extracts from
my Liverpool speech which cabed here, will
quote from it (reading from English newspaper
To propose that the English Government should be-
come the owner steward guardian Of the soil OF Ire
land would at first sight appear antSatonal settle
meut Of the land question: and one whichinvol prin
cple renuncaon that cannot be sanctioned by Irish
men no belong to the extreme nanOnalstic party.
am convinced however, that calm consideration Of the
OF tins land OF Ireland is any more recognition Of Ing
lands right To rule us than is involved III
erImgnt to advance the necessary finds for the
carrying out Of scheme Of peasant proprietary While
yield I4ishuaa alive ia y allegiance 10 the pTin-
intioiteIv prelrr 10 deal Directly win an Eng
aud INSCRIPTIONS merccnares, the Irish landlords
Better 10 have the law OF our country Administered by
even an executive Englsu authority tnln II male
the instrument social slavery and depreciation, OF tyr
amy and eXacuou by the mcrccss AID polluted hands
a. FIzt a IA f.
Now s Ist part Of my expression in reference 10
rcuuucdou OF principle t1at Ireland can never
SANCTION n thl.is the opinion Of the Irish people bow
20 tDe.r IT, Int not my scheme Tor the VA lonalza-
Wbat hold To- is taroigh Ito AGAIN reading: rae
Itself fOrs solution 90 the AnEOIrsh dicuy since
the passage o tue Act OF Union aud the only ciectli
der tie administration Of an Irish Parliament"
British government say 60 10 rle- ol " NO.I say !
TINS giving Land 10 the lr all i0r the people
40 Abandoning IRISH NatOussm. This charge Is !
founded expression IN my letter 70 Inc London
5fandara an MOI wont 20 ~ back on my words, to
say one thing when within The reach Of the Eng !
len Government aud another here under the stars and
opinion While in Portland jail the best way serv
ing ireland. In saying his neither repudiate nor con
ieinn lnOSe VINO rely on l0tce. lApfiut.r seFcIeu
my connection win this parry, knowing that the leaders
IA "A legal movement aud found conld serve tine !
cause better by serving in the National.stc move
am charged With refusing to give credit to Nauonasts
and Land LcagIer for their help. but 10 would be an
ireland nave contributed faithfully tue Land League
no PLAYING INFO TIE HANDS OF TIE ENGLISH.
lam cnarsel win playing into the hands Of the
Eds .ish Government and abandoning Natona!su- This
char is based OF the accusation that vas founding an
igI4 riau movement after leaving Portland jail Now
the English aristOcraoy have tramped Us, but l |
srIvcly question whether the English work !
ngmen are to blame. Cries Of "nO |
lo"l L claim the right to aid any people. and |
0 aid the working people Of England il l choose and
without shame for am guilty o; nothing. owe 10th
uc 10 the Irish people but think there II balance 10
uy credit anu - / WISH 20 increase tba balance shall
discard al Tor England while striving Tor tue pros
IA eie graphic summaries my Liverpool speech. Was
Lot entitled 10 suspension OIL gDent unili the iuii
ext OF my speech reached you! lAr D4'ltt tAen read
Tue force that can guide that spirit to safe and
moral action or, by letting dit into neadlong passion
ould be tueu restrain lis excesses suOud be
that ought to COMMAND De careI IalOh OF
.harscter OF the men who are now the leaders OF
be Irish people. From Mr. ParnelI downward they are
nearly all yOuDg meh N1tL Iu twenty !e~i5 OF tOnloal
lie f. they have succeeded IL doing so
hey capable Of accomplishing III the next
wenty lhey have given p ooi OF ability
md inside OF Parliament unparalleled in any previous
agitation or Reform movement Iney stand pledged to
generation Of their country, ana know them TOO well 10
eieye that caiunny coercion orlmpris1hment wlueYer
uake them abandon what every rational mind must adj
MT 10 be "a Just, moral and winning cause"
Nv first declaration that the English Government
ad TO deal witn behind the uauOnastlc move
nent dealt Win before APPLAUSE II tLlr De
reason against Mr.. Parue, don't know what treason
); and was charged WITH treason by the Eng
ISL Government. M
Now allow me a word or two on Mr.. PamelFs remarks
5 given III sundays Herald Kisses from al paris
4 the housed No. No No nissing Of any paper OF u
nv person this side OF the Atlantic believe thR
ir Parnes criticism OF my Liverpool speech was not
air one. With the whole text OF ny speech before
i'm and knowing my motives and opinions as he dd, l
sorry de encouraged the Dehef that my Liver
DOL speech was prompted by motives which my Wlole