Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-01
FINERTY HOT FOR AFIGHT
EUROPEAN WAR MEANS INSUR- =
RkCTION IN ERIN.

The Celts Declared Ready to Welcome
the Armies of Any Country EOst @ to
Ensiand-rhe Hearing In the Di,lon
Gaze Postponed at HIs Counseps Re
quest.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3o.-Speaking on the
topic OF Irish Independence Hon. John 4.
| Finerty TO-DAY SAID: affairs in Ireland
are turning out rs every body expected.
1t is the old, old story over again. There
will be IA fresh baIch of imprisonments
and a lew more peasants shot. UnforJu-
nately the Irish are not in shape TO give
military resistance. There is no earthly
use IN arguing with the Tories. Mr.
Dillon's advice is best, to fight the British
inch by inch. Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brlen are showing more courage
than all the others. Dir. Psrnell is an
invalid and is out of the field II the long
threatened war between Russia and Eng
land comes, and the former should throw
arms to the oppresst d, all Ireland would be
IN a blaze OF tnSurrectl0n IN a week, and
IT ought to be. Ireland is to-day as she
has been for a hundred wears, ready to
welcome as friends the armies OF any
| po wer hostile to England. | don't believe
III uuuS Tult Wlb0'uL HS0tiUg lot ". IL
| anybody can show me any period in Eng.
lisb history where she ever gave up any
thingt TO any one without fighting forit, Pll
| cave"
BULLER's NEW OFFICE.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-It is sem-officially
announced that Gen. Sir Redvers Butler,
| who has accepted the office OF Under Sec
retary for Ireland, will return to the War
Office in the early part of March. TO re-
sumo his duties as Deputy Adjutant Gen
eral. His services will be required IN
Ireland only while the department is be-
ing reorganized. The Under Secretary
viii, in the future, occupy seat in the
House OF Commons.
HOME RULE ASSOCIATIONS UNITING.
The British Home Rule Association and
the Home Rule League of the United
| Kingdom will amalgamate under the
name OF the Home Rule Uhion and sup
port single ticket in future elections
| for the purpose OF assisting the ish peo-
| pie In obtaining the rights OF local sell
| government. A conference OF the two
associations Is called for Dec. 0.
TWO STIRRING SPEECHES.
The Earl of Aberdeen, speaking at a
meeting of lrishmen In Glasgow this
| evening, said he was convinced that they
would promote home rule by showing
b 'iug loyal to the Queen. He received an
ovation.
Jonn Morley, speaking at Hawick to-
| day, said that order would not exist in
| Ireland until the government dealt with
The land problem, and the governmepi
could not deal with that problem without
| the central hOdy acting between the peas
ant and State. which was impossible
| without nome rule. Mr.. Morley said that
Mr.. Gladstone had no lsnguor OF heart or
| weakness OF word on the Irish policy.
| Lord Randolph Churchill had said that
| ireland ould receive benefits from legis-
latior while Lord Salisbury had said sal
walton would follow firm administration
of the law. Mr.. Morley appealed to the
| Unionists to join tue Liberals, and help
free Ireland from the nightmare OF con-
| fusion and destruction in which she
| walked.
DILLoN's ARRAIGNMENr.
DUBLIN, Nov. 30.-Fne case of the
| government against John Dillon came up
| I f. hearing To-day before The Court OF
| Queens Bencn Mr.. Dillon appeared,
accompanied by Lord Mayor Sullivan and
| Messrs. Healy ami Sexton. Great crow DIS
| surrounded the building and the court
room and corridors were packed. Mr..
| Dillon was greeted with tremendous
cheering by the people when he arrived,
and mis- passage into the court was
amid enthusiastic applause. Mr.. H. aly,
on behalf of Mr.. Dill0n, applied for an
| adjournment OF the hearing. He said he
| mad only been in~truct ted as to the nature
| Of the crowns complaint last night, aud
| As the crowns afidavts were exceed
ngly vOluminOus the defendant would
| equire time to properly study them. Fne
counsel for The government made no op-
| position 10 Mr. Healy's request, and the
learing was adjourned until Dec IL.
The Nationalist members OF the Dublin
Corporation have nom nated Messrs. Sex
on, Dillon AMI w. o. Brien tor the office
f High Sher'f Il Of Dublin. The Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland will make the Sc
/, ctIOn.
LORD BURY COMPROMISES.
The Belfast Conservative Association
has resolved To urge tie corporation OF
nat city TO resist the payne Mt OF any tax
to xtra police enrolled during the recent
riots.
a meeting which was TO have been held
in Adare on Sunday next to protes
against Lord Buys seiZing cattle for
rent has been abandoned. Lord Bury haV-
ng a4regd TO make II 221z pr cent. reduc-
ton from The judicial reass.
THE SCOTCH LIBERALS.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 30.-At a confer
enee OF the ocOich Liberal Association 10.
lay at Hawyeck tHenty-eight OrRaniZa-
lions were represented. Tue conference
adopted "A resolution OF confidence IN Mr.
tladstone ard IA layor OF home rule ior
Ireland and Scotland.
FITZGERALD's ADDRESS.
LINCOLN, NEB., Nov. 30.--President
FitZ2ers d mas issued n stirring address
10 the dele ates OF tue l-isn NaliOnat