Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-27
GREAT BRIT I'm.

LONDON, Feb 26.-In the commons Par
nell moved his amendment to the address
III reply to the speech from the throne, at
lacking the executive in Ireland for the
administration of the crimes act. The
language of the amendment is very violent
and refers to unjust executions. In NOV
ing the amendment Parnell said if there
had been any reduction in the number of
outrages in Ireland it was only because the
people we're being kept down by the brutal,
| terrible coercion act administered in Il
| brutal, terrible way.
| lie pointed to the fact that hardly any
persons arrested under the curfew clause
| had been convicted, and showed that the
power of arrest had been abused. He com
| planned of the conduct of the Irish Judges,
mostly appointed for political reasons, and
| therefore unfit to try political causes.
When people saw iuries packed and
judges turned crown prosecutors, all SYM
patty with law and order was de-
stroyed, and people inevitably became
abettors of crime. If the government
after the Phoenix park murders, had relied
on the sympathy of the people instead OF
upon tyrannical act, Ireland would have
1
proclamation of meetings and the prose-
cution of the press. Freedom OF speech
did not exist in Ireland. In the Hynes and
other murder cases the jurors were COM
posed almost exclusively of Protestants,
castle tradesmen or acquaintance OF
the lord lieutenant. The administration
of the law was detested by everybody. He de-
| fed the government to continue to govern
| 4bo |, Of La
pie. An amendment of the land act was
urgent, though even that would not quench
the spirit of Irish nationality He believed
that Chamberlain was the only English
member who correctly appreciated the
Irish question. Gronical cheers.)
| The government has now great oppor-
tunity to restore peace and order in Ire
land. He (Parnell) was confident of VIC
tory, having million Irish in America
behind him.
The attorney general for Ireland reply
ing, condemned bringing charges without
evidence He appealed to the house
whether ParnelPs arguments justified his
atrocious charges against the government.
The charge of jury packing was repudiat
ed. The West Meath member gave notice
he would ask the immediate release of
Harrington, elected member for West
Meath. The chief secretary for Ireland
denied that Carey, the informer, was inter
viewed before testifying.
He explained that there were more
| Protestants than Catholics upon the juries
because Protestants constituted the ma
iority of the whole panel. Earl Spencer
would no more think of interfering with
trials in Ireland than he would in English
courts. Parnell's amendment was reject
ed, 133 to Is.
DUBLIN, Feb. Psf the grand jury of
the county of Waterford find a true bill
against Biggar, member of parliament
for COUNTY Kaveron, on the charge of
using seditious language, the crown will
apply for a change of venue to Dublin.
The police have obtained information
that the names of six men have already
been enrolled to fill the gaps in the ranks
the Irish Invincibles made by the arrests
of its members for the murders in Dublin.
The duke of Cambridge, commander of
the British army, has written the COM
mander of the troops in Ireland, highly
praising the men for their conduct and the
way which they performed their difficult
orders.
DUBLIN, Feb. 26.-It is reported that
when the trials of the men charged with
the Phoenix park murder are concluded
James Carey will be tried upon charge
of a serious character.