New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
SKETCHES or THE CONsPIRATORs.
In III, 81 Lnnl,s'A lf-eiif.

Carey dcposcd that one OF the secretaries
nom, o.hlr iasn ILomas Brennan. The weN- known
SECRETARY 80 Tho hate land md present Ne
Mr. ra,-icL Teln. lste Land League TREASURER; md.
-gl Tn sst hr g. u dc.icni" state of hcslt 80 dr
tnat according 20 me frcrm0n's JoprHoL he ha' bad
90 ulc prolonged soourn ON the hcuith -produ, ing
chores of the N,at, rtIncsn. M whose crue'e docs
not appear. but certainly not AZ Bis own ut men We
Ietu tu Tile IAN. excellent authority that Dee Is 80 Tar
recovered u. G., have been milo ~ return 20 London,
,,l,r. lr has l.d conferences With MI i7Inon con-
,,riu the conduct ~ the agitation in ireland Mt'r
sfturay'~ disclosures - T. not lnIro'''e ihnI ms
heath VIII nyu compel him 10 60 an'o TINS tiine
probably here he viii be undsiufbcd by communal o.
tnthcr nrTonnrc who asurc. In the evidence Of Mr.
Carey III tc Mr. Walsh who came to Dublin iom London
10 organize society % murderer 10 MAKE nls'ol!
TlG +, Nr John Walsh. Of Middlcsborough who was
specially appointed IN the autumn o ESQ ny tly lr'n
fnu League 10 organize the north OF England In the IN
Aurr him comes Mr. =. J. sheridan. OF Tuhnernry'
whom the disclosures in Parliament about he kumnlu
ham treaty first made known 10 fnnio This man Hher
dan' said Mr. Forster on that occasion. Is a. rcists
suspect against whom iOr some tne "9 nay i, hau
fresh warrant and Who under disguiseS mas hitherto
cluded To police. coming ha'kWais ana otWhrHs rom
Egan 90 the outrage mongcrs IN thc Me- Anu lluturl
more II wa- stated that MI Parncu hoped 10 make use OF
tins person tO put down conspiracy OF nea.i IL io
knew all its details IN th" Wert lhat - 10 81! III
effect that sheridan who chief Of the tenian con
spncy ia the West ~ Ireland wasn't tAe snme time sun
iect 10 the Influence Of the Land Lcague leader III,
That Captain NcCalerty Is noted Fenan goes with
ayng." lie isa native American Du or iiisu
scent At the first Cork special Coiu sioh lor me 'ial
of Fonipns I'm -GJ he was tired and acquitted upon
point OF law charge or trcas"n-lc"ny nc ','n .
rrIucd 20 America where, however, hc renhlhcd nul
n short time FOR ne It turned up IN connection WIN
Tho contemplated raid Chester Castle III tcbruhIy
1aG7 For thc part he took in this transaction ne was
tried M the Dublin Special Commission IN May, lo0I
ana srutcpccd-thc crime being high ucAson-to death
hut needles To say the sentence was not "hy not car
rlei ont but after short spell Of penal serltnde ne was
auc.rd with his follows. by the good hearted ldneIal
prclrr az uplnud In return or this lll-ad'lstd elem
anrv he and most OF his Assoclaes nave not ceased %
consnre AGAINST the British Government ot Ireland IN
Work md elsewhere. He f. held IN high esteem by
Ia Frtan confcderatcs in the United States and ike
n.t of tber he j. also member OF the Council OF inc
Central Rrnnch OF the irish Land League or New 0rk
Frank Byrnc has been more OF Lacquer thnn a
Pcnnn ne commenced his career rs patriot by taking
serce I'm the POpcs brigade that Is, he an IRISH
ato, who desired 10 rid his country OF rule tat was
d.tnstcnl 10 it, people assisted In attempt To- Impose
on nnother people government 10 when hey objected
After that he became "A Fcnan; hut has never been
prominent rs such lie leaned To the constitutional
End safe side Of Irish politics lie secretary OF the
Home Rule Confederation or Great Britain III succession
IN CoptaIn Kirwan, who has become "a l0y9lMt ana
ournnst In Canada. and occupied the same position III
Tho irish Land League organization or Great Brhln
Neyertheless according to Carey, II was he VINO pro
yided the weapons with which poor Lord Frederick Cay
endsh and Mr. Burke were done to death and his VIE
II was who conveyed them from London to their destna
zion I'm Dublin. lIc too has been in bad health anu u
obliged In consequence To reside on the Continent