New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
AMERICANS AND DYNAMITEURS.
DUTY OF THE UNITED STATES.

ENGLISH AND IRISH OPINIONS OF TIE CRIMEs-A
BOGUS LITTER FROM wAsHINGToN.
LONDON, March S.-The dynamite scare is subsd-
ing, but the papers still cOntnne to harp upon the
duty of America to suppress conspiracy. The
SATURDAY. heyie,C SAYS "The new form Of Irish
warfare is as dangerous to Americans TO English
men. If pOrtmanteau belonging 10 an Irish con-
spirator, who is about to qnit America for Europe,
should explode at the Fifth Avenue Hotel or on
board steamer filed with Americans coming to
England the whole subject would at once present it.
self to the American mind in quite different light
from any series of outrages English homes. But
even without such practical lesson it must be
believed that the proceedings Of the Irish IN Amer
lea are not offences of political character simply
They are crimes against humanity"
Az IRISH VIEW or THE OUTRAGEs.
William O'Bren, Nationalist member of Paria-
ment, IN lis paper The United ireland. of Dublin
asks; "DO the dynamiteurs consider the cowardice
and insanity of their attempts to explode boxes in
places where they run the terrific risk of killing or
manning unoffending men, women and childrcnf Still
if anything could conciliate Irish sympathies to-
ward these terrorsts and could destroy the slight
est vestigc of compassion for the English panic, il
would be the tone of the English press in talking
of Irish consprators.7 The Ln'od Ire'and publishes
bogus letter signed L. I. Frelinghuysen
and addressed 10 Earl granville, III pur-
ports TO be the reply of the
Government at Washington to Earl Granvllle's dis
patch on the dynamite Outragcs Mr.. FTelinghuysen
Is made TO say " The American Government trusts
that this question will never the proportions
of an International difficulty but the general feel
ing among all classes in the Republic il that
the best remedy for Irish evils wonld he to con-
cede to Ireland some such measure Of autonomy
as as granted to Bulgaria by Turkey"
The Irish party are organizing political Climb IN
London. George o. Ireyelyan, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, has advised the Irish National Board of
Education to foster the study of the Irish language
The Nationalist papers compare this advice with the
recent ed let of the directors at St. Jarlaths College
at Tuam, fOrbdding the teaching of Irish.
WATCHING SUSPECTED PERSONS IN FRANCE.
PARIS March S-The police are closely watching
the movements of elghty-thrcc persons now IN
France who are suspected of belonging to the dy-
namte party. ODOnOvan ROssa's son is in
Paris but there is evidence that he Is
connected with the dynamitcuIs. A brother OF
Joseph Brady of the Phenix Park assassins. is
living In tie Quarter Latin. Inspector MOser, VINO
has been watching the movements OF suspected
ITishmen in PARIS for some time under instructions
f1om the British Home Secretary has gone to BOr-
deaux.
PLOT IN HUNGARY.
PEsIH, March S.-A dynamite plot has been dis
covered here The police have seized several
packages OF explosives forwarded by Anarchists
through the parcels post.
dispatch from Paris yesterday that short
hand writer had been arrested being emissary Of
Patrick Ford editor of The Irish World Of this city
clerk in 1e Irsh World Office said TO TRIBUNE reporter
that Mr. Ford had instructed him give no Information
the press u regard To the arrest He declined SAY
whether not the arrested had been employ
by NE Ith World or that ho had any knowledge what
ever Of him.