Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08
1RELAND's FRIENDS AND FOES.
Orangemen Determined to Prevent To-
Days Nationalist Meeting at Newry.

Orangemen Determined to Prevent To-
Days Nationalist Meeting at Newry.
PARIS. June The French police at
the request Of the English detectives have
searched suspected premises for dyna-
mite. None has been discovered.
Henri Rochefort. in. the columns OfL'IR-
tr0nSigednt urges the radical deputies to
protest against assistance being given to
English detectives by the Paris police TO
hunt Irish refugees.
LONDON, June Owing to the OppOsi-
ton OF both the landlord and national
members OF the House Of Commons the
government will drop the Irish land pur-
chase bill.
Lord Arthur Hill has written a letter TO
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
in which he expresses regret at the policy
Of the latter in reference to public meet
ings as being calculated to encourage
dislOyal and hamper loyal subjects, who
are in a legitimate manner opposing the
spread of doctrines perilOus to the throne.
The lOvalists. he writes, form minority Of
the people Of Ireland, and their position is
one of anxiety and difficulty. Many
of them in this crisis are
bitterly lamenting that the Irish
Executive should think it eXpedient to
act in manner calculated to render their
position even more anxious and difficult.
The letter concludes: 81 shall continue
to do my utmost to support the law.
The government must alone remain
answerable for the results of this policy"
1t is reported that Earl Granville has
sent Minister West a note to be de-
livered to Secretary Frelinghuysen re-
ferring to the open collection in America
Of funds for dynamite outrages in Eng
land.
ORANGENIEN IL BATTLE ARRAY.
| Public meetings of Orangemen were
/ held in London, at which it was decided
/ that unless the government proclaim the
| Nationalist meeting at NeWry, numbe OF
/ 6rense8aeE will proceed thither and assist
| their brethren in a counter demOnstra-
! ton. The committee at NewTy has sent a
dispatch to London stating that all ar
rangements have been made to prevent
| the meeting Sunday, and asking what as
! sistance London can render. A large
force of military and police will be dis
patched to Newry from Dublin to protect
the Nationalist meeting and suppress any
| meeting of Orangemen, if there is any
likelihood of rioting. A strongly worded
| address has been issued to the Orange
| men of Ulster, appealing to them to as
semble in force Sunday in opposition to
the rebel gathering.
oRANGEATEN ORDERED TO BE QUIET.
DURLIN, June Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant OF ireland, mas issued proc
clamation forbidding the Orangemen to
make a counter demonstration to the
Nationalist meeting at Newry tO-mor-
row. That town appears to be in state
Of siege. Considerable numbers Of in
fantry, lancers and police are being as
sembled there for the purpose Of preserv-
ing order. Father McCanlon has
ordered his congregation to at
tend the Nationalist meeting. The
stopping of the Orange counter demon
stration by Earl Spencer is regarded as
the greatest concession made to the Irish
Nationalists in fifty years. 1t has created
great excitement among Orangemen
throughout the United Kingdom. Thou
sands of Orangemen have arrived in Bel
fast from England. Mr.. Geddes, Secre-
tary of the Orange Committee in London,
has sent the following dispatch Il leave
for Ireland tonight with 5000 Irishmen
from London, Manchester and Liverpool.
No surrender. Orangemen are deter
mined to hold their meeting"
INTERNATIONAL ACTION AGAINST DYNA-
MITERS.
ROME, June THE Tribune says that
the English Government has taken the
initiative in making proposals for inter
national action against dynamiters.