The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22

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II: National IessY. is the successor Of the
sition In Ireland. tits in u word = conspiracy
and powerful than any similar organization in
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force the Government Into q position Of wide.
spread unpopulerity, and has pushed tho most
the conspiracios q other Countries. because It
ia run In the. full blaze OF daylight and without
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to Broadway, II. New York. saetyiiie streets
the municipal na signs are ssckviile, but II you
want hsckman to carry you, the direction
Il would Ss.ound tho Nihilists Of Russia and
the Communists Of France and America TO see
how the business Of resisting q Government is
stone building through immense piate-class
tendant, found myself in what was apparently
end oi polished brass and shicE glass. Through
s Wow Of 81 t S'l GSslish sS astsct " R Who IN had aa spushsd
against me in the castle. and who was, diverting
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I followed q clerk through this room and one
Pliers were at work. past some tinkIing tele-
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Of. papers In his hand and came toward me.
Mr.. Harrington is OF medium. height. square
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typiles the current slang Of the day here, being
"a strong man n The phrase s Is 81 simlar r 70 our ns
t!ypIhsd BBy NJ, Blaine; Harrington has sparse
iron.gray hair, dark eyes. q close-clipped
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an Irishman Of the accented fashion IN New
a York; Almost limos an an v one v you'd 6ui IcSk n at sh hlm E
and action. and he kept his stenographers
rushing along Dx ct a high rate: MesssnEsrs.
stream while i was there, Every one Of them
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like the busy room Of q great corporation or
said. tossing Q handful OF Official documents
across the, big table to one OF his aids, and
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arrests ioS. The crime 81 attending League
Jokes. The Lord Mayor OF Dublin is put in jail
escsq ssa ae pS GEnSa & q sh fsw days tys y sines a arc Tep IN Z
Of q meeting Of the League. It was a plain
statement Of q few lines about the suppressed
branch, with no comment OF moment. or
course the Mayor didn't. know anything about
ft-hadnt thought Of the paper. for a month.
probably. Yet he was seized and thrown into
BY no means . violent enemy OF the Govern
IYop do not believe the Coercion act will
solve the problem, then
why, the failure Is confessed BY the fact
that despite all the Government precautions
turned in ireland's favor. We arc doing moth
Ing. Members OF. Parliament and well-known
patriots are imprisoned, miserable tenants are
driven from their novels In midwlnter, and the
country is under iron-handed military rule.
For what? For misfortunes brought about by
British misrule. All over England meetings Of
Eng!ishmen are held night after night to pro
N is defeating itself. and we're content
onment docs not matter. am to be the next
one.I believe but I've already served four terms
at hard labor for the crime Of working for my
country. and I'm not particularly. alarmed
All this was said In 9 casual way. that left no
into work again, and I wandered out to find my
friend, the detective, doing gently. by the post,
with four small boys gazing at him In awe
stricken silence. l took a card from my, case
and wrote; The Rart{ has vent to the Shell,
f HSddr n his ae's srava ahis An I 5R oar fats ssn hs r lns1 &
violently into the. hotel. saw me. breGthed q
mighty sigh OF relief. and continued his watch
with that mixture OF infantile plaintiveness
and ponderous saGacity that the British detec-
tive has made particularly his own.
BLAKELY HALL.