New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
SECRETS OF DUBLIN CASTLE.
PLANS OF THE TORY GOVERNMENT ~"
RULING IRELAND.
sax LAND WAR ABOUT TO BEoIS-PREPA"~''o'''
ToR TuE CAMPAIGN.
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prpt,x Oct HO.-Ever since the 'orh" :.
yrcnch scandals the power Of United "o""" -,
~ - -, ~, Duhln Castle has been an III
.,,i.r, cause Of amazcmcnt ami uhe"e' y
Ar, c,e,nmcnt Secret State paleis VI -
',.,o,,,s none bur the person by whom '"'s 49, w..
,-,s,,o, and the person 10 whom thcy VIZ
was supposed Ia be aware have iouhu u'o'' "",
~, 80 mysterious agency into the columns oi
al oo,,al organ Of the National League. pur'''S
az rast five weeks United Ireland mas XIV" III
dications that its subtrrancan iniorih"nS ~
unusually active. and I'm ITS next issue II WI, ~. ~"
,ish two items regarding the plans oi ue
.aan, which win be Of crisis making Importance
In themselves while the fact OF 'he'r o"h'''A,
,,sscssion Of the newspaper will create prolounu
sensation. , +. .hso,,,elv
,,,s,.,ive that the Land Purchase Commission
RS refused Ia sanction the buying OF numerous
Wcs, Of Ireland estates at fifteen years purch"se'
and has elected over 200 applications Tor advances
from the most prominent pckrnters IN hcIani'
in,luding' 6 W. Hussy, Miss Lucy thompson a.
" PAYNE and the Marquis Of Landsdowne' on ue
ground that the security Is not snhiclent' li"s
iutcliecncc amounts To an ofhclal dccla'auoh
l,at fifteen years purchase is now an excessive
price for the ma ority of the Irish holdings ana
that Lord AshbOuines act II 'ncicio'e "V'0'A'
ysluelcss b rack enters.
Tie second item is a secret dispatch from Dcn-
crsl Rullcrs secretary I'm Killarney refusing ponce
protectinn 10 a baihf intending t. serve wr1ts
ana inFimat,ng that for the future before the ro-
lice will bc granted for the purpose OF guard
iny shcrns' officers in carrying out evictions Ten
erol in,ler will have 10 receive ten days nouce
in order 10 satisfy himself whether the forces oi
N,e Crovn ought To be so employed.
Tie Government are thus resortlns TO the very vedy
r,cthods denounced so 6ercely when recommended
nv MIR Morley as the means OF putting temporary
stav uncn cyictions This action indicates mat
they have learned thoy cannot get on wlthout
either MIR painclps bill or a coercion act ana nay
inr rejected Mr. PaInols bill their policy now Is
tn cary ont lis priniples by cocrcing rack renters
into giving rshatcments I'm order To be able 10 boast
nrxt session that contrary 10 Mr.. Gladstones pre-
diction theN Rave ruled Ireland without coercion
Tie Government know very little or irish land
lords however II thew think they can restrain
iheir nosSion for rack renting and evicting tness
they elect 10 come into open conflict with the
T1re land war I. about to begin. and TO meet II
T,j,ed Ireland viii publish In another document
a plan Of Camnai n for the winter on ncnau OF tne
1hc resistance is to be made bv estatcs-the rents
rcf,sed by landlords to he formed into an estate
fund available for tenants niClled out for eviction
the National League guaranteeing To continue sup
rort the same scale as the estate iund Is eN-
baustea Tie details Of this plan, which
has bccn thought out hv tho best
or,onizing skill and experience OF the
National rartv win occupy over three columns
The resistance 10 cvictions offered Yesterday In
Cionalxiltv following close on the Woodford eX-
am.le show tie spirit with which the peasantry
~ic oi'''"'- ' T. r. GILL, NJ P.