New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
AMERICAN VIEWS OF THE LONDON PLOTS
no LAW TO MEET THE TIMEss DEMAND-DYNAAilIE
pISowNED BY REPUTABLE IRIsHMEN

no LAW TO MEET THE TIMEs's DEMAND-pfNAAiilL
DISowNED BY REPUTABLE IRIsHMEN'
United States Distr1ct-Attorney Root said yester-
dav in regard TO the editorial from Inc LonG0n tunes
which was published in the American press;
There ia no provision IN statutes which meets the
demand In this somewhat querulous cOmPStihi, & ame
H G intnnatjonal law Onr Neutrality act which is sub
stantally the same II was in lSls, anu WHICH Uoi
sponds in ali essential particulars 10 the British Foreign
Fnsment act could not applied to the secases unless
il were TO be interpreted lar less Iglpif u s Iiii
n has ever been either by American British Courts
T Latter have in fact been extremely strict In consr
ing the meaning Of that law We're EhsH Hu III 80 st'e ~ w
war She could demand Of the United states thtt le
sbnpmg of articles contraband of war should cease IN
the nort of the United States Her rcnedy III V & a.
would lie in the capture Of the offending VessH nu t %
seizure ~ tbe cargo have doubt that 1t WITHIN the
authority OF any state IN the Slon 10 ,,as Vm'' n
a law making the manufacture ol eApio,fN - !"
penal offence It is not Geyond the RGTsF n.y., ncS OF CS6 Of
cTess frame law which should prevent te 9 l t mis-
conntry for the lust that they are DANGEROUS 10
commerce. without reference TO tne coGes Of
nal machines; considering thein lneieH a. hecarse
explosive material, they might he prohlDtu, ho
unwtngly travels III the snip Nncto tneS DTiiicv ahef
As 10 those persons in this country VINO puph.! -.
so s," far as TO name the persons whom ihey
would have murdered, they ceitdy Ia5 ~ Io,~s
nc1in fbe accessory before fact But II the mnr-
ders that are thus urged are not coisse u1 oet V
lkcd abo there is certainly no way OF rcacnng theI
os fb law now stands Even treason against this Nation
can only be charged after some over eidn ac IN Fn
Gd sEd n te 9gal meaning Of the word, and il bel
nu VIII & tT we're Iedgcd; but that would he the
last thing which the British Government "oulu pe WILL
ing to acknowledge.
DIR. VILLAGES OPINIONS.
DR.. W. p. Wallace chief executive OF the lT1sh
National League of New-York, said IN regard to the
recent discoveries in London:
Ido not know anything about the matter except what
have read In tie papers and do moi believe mat any
body el-e this side Of the water knows any more tnan
do think that these things have been conc 10y % npe
nesons on the other side who have no connection what
ever with the Irish cause MY reason ior th5 hei j.
that every attempt of the kind which orgnaiea mere n'
been known ali its details by the British oNehneht
ard easily frustrated oDonoSan f2ssa & @ ana on m @ OF @ s
eve that they nave the relnotest connection Win tne
emp S5an DO ease @e ana here o sGSS or ABROAD
do not approve this dynamtee OIsnlesS, oani,,
On the contrary we most od he 9p FmSDifaian
grounds a barbarous method of revenge ana total
irish National League will continue fight they have
heretofore until Ireland is given segOverhment, DuI
means i'm their power This scare of Irish dynanites Is
convenient cloak for robbers and Others VINO nave pr
cannot afford to ALLEVIATE public sympathy l DO not
think there danger to the lr;h population 0 L%nGSa % @
British Governmental rermt There IL an lrsh p0pudu0n
of 10000 in London: should they be threatened Win IN
slaughter they would defend themselves most
certainly and the use o OF ,d5 dhse R roo ana ea ,fe
lion of life and property for the Government TO allow IT,
VIEWS on BOTH sIDis.
In q newspaper Office in Park Row James Red
path. Patrick Joyce and Edward Moran sat discus
sing the recent dynamite Developments Mr.. Red
path and Mr.. Moran belong TO the Parneu party,
and Mr. Joyce is a believer in the principles of
O'Donovan Rosa. The conversation ran thus:
Mr. RedpathThe dynamiteuTs are the worst foes her
own welfare that Ireland mas yet produced Ihcy bear
the relation to the great body OF IrlSbnen hai me
Ku KluX do to the Democratic party IN tnc eOutn Inc
hatred which O'DOnOyan ROssa and his party nave Tor
England is violent. Men who believe as he does are non
es IN their hatred but il Is hatred Of the heat rather
l,.f tlft tl.l mead Is
Mr JOyce-Perhaps our hatred Is undiscpned and onr
methods are violent, but they at effective England
wuever brought TO her senses except by the use or
dynamite Our people have suffered long enough a
time of deliyeIance Is at hand, marx my words ,
Mr. Redpath Can yOu not see that you are by the
course pursuing, bringing upon Tie wn0le Ilsh
people The condemnation OF a thinking men The spirit
OF vengeance alone overthrow an Empire yet-and
il never Will destroy British tyranny in Ireland For
every inync bic knle, England has thousand swords
for every dynamite lar she has hundred biteres for
every mceIdiary trick she has arsenal OF rifles.
II ofy Sy the ase of dynamite that England can be
brought to fear the Irish people We have penty OF brave
who are willing to carry out our wishes IN EhIishq
of hem is caught and hung another VIII take his
M WorSDNr Joyce, What do you think win he the
result OF this pOncyi Ii you don't know, Will tell YOU
The English Government VII drive the ilsnHcn men IRON lom
England, and tnen there VIII war OF races Oul cou-
Try men will become outlaws and iug1tves.
Mr. Joyce-Theres dan er OF that we are too pow
erfu Ii had not been for sergeant and private we
would have blown up woowicL Arsenal where oDon-
power are LAID and will be executed III due time.
In speaking to TRIBUNE reporter Dlr. Joyce inti
mated that the members of the dynamite party in
the United States were kept informed as to matters
IN England. He admitted that there was some
truth in the report that there were ID England and
France agents from this country employed by the
dynamite party. x>.,, =, w
A man named Patrick Dillon works at the Weld |
mann dive works in Paterson, and lives at No. III
OlWef-st Dillon is retcent, but admits that de
tectiyfs have been watching him. He was seen at
work in Paterson yesterday. 1t Is thought that |
some connected with the dynamite agents III
Paris NAV have been using DllOn's name Dillon |
was an intimate friend OF John ii. OCOnnOr who |
went to England and Is now IN Chelsea Prison on |
charge of beng concerned i'll dynamite schemes.
THE ST LOUIS FORGERY CASE.