Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
IRISH B0MBAST.
Fimcrty's Paper on the O'Donncii 'er-
Tackling the British Lion
at Safe Distance.

Chicago, December S.--The Citizen,
whose editor, John II. Finnerty, Is II
member of congress, and aided IN origl-
Mating the Parneil fand and the large
fund which was used in the defense ol
O'Donnell, contains a leading editorial
i'm ITS current issue on the conviction
of O'Donnell, and declares that us the
result OF the trial the party of rio-
lencen will hencrforth be supreme III
Irish politics. The paper declares
OiDonnell's killing OF Carey was
the boldest Arrangement of history and
the most honorable. His conviction
hy the usual English hanging Jury
and the inevitable partisan English
Judge has put an end forever ~ the
Irish mind to all hope OF even ordinary
Justice from Englishmen. III also de-
clnrcs that il will never again give II
cent to defend any 1rishman III II
British court Of law, and never con-
tribute or advocate the contribution OF
any more money, unless IL be lor inc
purpose of striking terror into the oe-
mon heart of the overgrown bastard
that hesitates at no crime 10 MAINTAIN
its iniquitous power, ana thut
never fails to whine abjectly wheil
forces superior to her own are applied
TO make her quail. The editorial says;
"O'Donnell will no doubt be hanged
ON December l7th. The IRISH race
failed to save him. 1t must not iail TO
ayepge him" The editorial still FUR
ther declares that England shows no
mercy. and Ireland will no longer
show any. and that while England
points TO her ships and her cannon,
Ireland may point soon TO the wreck
If The parliament building ana the
ruins of 81. Pauls, and suggest that
the New Zealander may yet beseeh Oh
London bridge trying to cross IL Oh
planks. 90 mo or,;cIa
said Repres, NATIVE Finerty tonight
after perusas of the editorial CON
cernipg O'Donnell in his paper 10
day. Now j speak, he contIhuen,
ms nm American journalist, ana bot as
a congressman. O'DonneIl, IL he mas
cot to die. will die in glory. HIS case
has aroused the sympathy nor
only of Irish-Aniericaps, but
NJ all the people oil the
limited States. A great howl Is gong
nm rom the entire country at the out
raoeous action OF the English Juage
hafnre whom the prisoner was trIeu
Ry love- Whoever heard OF
s,icb n procedure as tnls'
pontius plate was an honorable man
compared with him. This tiial nas
given PARTY violence supremacy ~ ile-
land: there are 5 1000, 0Jo people III IRE,
land without arms; they are preVehteu
nv England herself from going or .iie
dsld of battle where contest VIII en-
sne They cannot win themselves
aud what is LEFT them. WY,
IN; mt what many American
yu as would do if placed IN IKE cor
dition: they would resort u vioi ,hp,r
anItahe any means to accomplish tneir
whin Sullivan. In my opinion the
rish will act In their own
behalf, and destroy, not only ,ne nn
g,ish parliament buildings, but rum
n,har interests as far as possible,
cannot saw how nor when II
!, mau n would not be for me to teil,
hnt / do know that such a procedure
viii happen. I'm opposed 70 r, RAJ .ns
more money TO aid in the trial OF any
l prisoner, o'Donnell,s trial has has
\. en- farce. 10 N
,,o,e money to continue sur
lar trials would he dishonest