New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
COERCION AND RESISTANCE.
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Joxpov. Sent. 24.-Tne Government having
rejected Parners bill. as I predicted are no" soe
straight for of cynically brutal coeroion'
have reason 10 that their nrs endeaVor WI" 10 W
snppress the National League and they VIII spehu 'uo
time between now aud the period for summonins an
autumn session trying to work up disturbances III
Ireland 90 that Parliament may be In mood TO grant
them drastic Coercion act Having determined 10
scourge the country their policy is to scourge IL as
oughy as possible Landlords are 10 be allowed TO sct
without quarter and every effort viii oe mac" to soad
the peope into violent resistance. Beicrc many months
are over the prospect Is that the napts will be flung on
the roadside by Wholesale nests aud members OF Par
lament imprisoned, a..d newspapers suppressed Inc
Tories. after msn wavering have finally made cholce
against ;.atiug with the Natonaliss and their caicu
lston now is this "Let us crush the present move
nent buy out landlords, whose power Drohen' anu
create peasant proprietary, which will be new Com
serystive force with which agitators Will be power
less" The landlords concur cheerIully IN this
scheme and will call upon borse' foot ana
const tabulary to help them TO exact lne
last penny Of rent because IN addition to hep-
Inc coercion way, the higher they drive the ront
figure the higher Will be the purchase figure they ex-
meet TO obtain for their land Under the scheme con-
tcmplated by the Government the possibility OF accept
ing reductions is generally speaking, out OF the
question They not By reducing rents intending 10
depreciate the value Of their property on the eve OF
throwing 1t into the market From time immemorial
when an Irish proprietor wanted TO sell az estate ne
nrt doubled the rent-rol and that as nearly as may
he is the device the Irish landlords In body VIII at
tempt now
Ihsve already given some indications as to the man
per In which the Irish people will meet this savage as
sault upon their rights and liberties. lean tonight
Of resistance the Government are likely 10
meat in an upexpected quarter Twenty or thirty En-
glish Liberal Members OF Parliament intend making the
tour OF Ireland in the autumn, and 1t Is IN confempa
tjon that they shall address an immense meeting ID
Duhlin at the close OF the tour. II the Government
,ats to arrestpg Irish Members OF Parliament 1t lie on
the cards that several English members should 90 10
Ireland address meetings and challenge arrest. need
not say that this would create arevulsou In English
public opinion the effects OF which 1t would be difficult
10 overestimate.
Meanwhile the Irish party is about TO engage ID a
vigorous educational propaganda in England bureau
OF publication is being established which Will dis
tribute leaflets aud pamphlets by the million: ana
OF lectures and speeches being arranged 10 oo
deye by the Irish members In leading centres IN
Eug and Scotland aud ales Special attention VIII oo
paid circulating prompt accounts or everything tnat
occurs during land in Ireland TO counteract the
liss OF the English press and throw strong gnt upon
the dongs the landlords and their friends the Gov
ernment I. p. GILL, NJ. p.