New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
nECRYING PUBLIC OPINION.
,onp SALISBURY TELLS OF HIS FEARS
boYULAR DEMONSTRATIONS OVER RELEASEp i"i'n
PATRIOTS EXCITE HIS prsrRrsr-rwn
PREMIERs RECENT SPEECHES
Who'll SALE ARRESTS
IN IRELAND.
lBY CABLE TO TIE TRrBUNE.l


csrxrtoM, 1893 BY The Ne,r. York TYfbuns.
LONDON. JAM l3-Lord Salisburys last TWO
meechcs have been sngularly maladroit Pro
ductions He spoke OF the anniversary Oh i'i
Goschen's appointment to the Tory Cabinet' VniS
IN Liverpool where the anniversary is associ"'."
with Mr. Goschen's ignominious defeat wheh n0
sought reelection after his appointment
yesterdays speech he compared MS parry " 'N'
occuunts Of a toboggan sliding headlong 10 per
dition but protesting loudly as they s"u'
.hn ,or, ~ the oration which sparkles with such
.or,s 10 rho WAY in which he manages the boom
for the coming English welcome 10 the ir'sh
members on their release from JAIL Ihs wei
come promises to be a wonderful demohstra'io''
II all the banquets offered by the big cities on the
ropte he attended. it will take the members five
DAYS to reach London. Lord Salisbury yesterday
allowed his alarm at this manifestation of popular
feeling by saying:
We are the presence OF far greater danger, ger
VIC have had statesmen, Prvy Councillors, men VINO
had been high in the service OF the stag anu 'n0 bas
enacted and declaring that the rights parliament ha
laid down are not rights al all ana have at
tempted place obstacles In the way OF the
Of the law see i stSso %so ars rs1 punished are
coming ont OF prison they are TO bc receiver wiz, VIII
great cercmony they are to enter 'he nooS bS
great procession, and when the procession S
they TO he entertained at dinner az w,rm @ ,,
whether Mr. Gladstone, Lord spencer and Lord her
dn not venture to predict but they have taken part N
It already in essence and in spirit say hat @ IN ,egs
state OF things there Is more danger IMAM III any 'e
lation. however family II may be
The Prime Minister further betrayed his 1ear OF
the State of opinion in England by announcing
that he would defer an appeal TO the country even
II the House rejected his legislation. lie would
in fact. hold on to Office until the House oil COM
mons positively kicked him out by vote OF CEN
sure.
William O'Brcn is to be entertained at BAN
quet at Mallow Sunday week the night after his
release.
Police persecution of the leaders of the Clan
ricardo tenants at Woodford eliminated In an
other outrage to-day. Mr. John Roche and nine
others Of the active local men were arrested Oh u
charge of unlawful assembly" Mr. Roche has
inst served two terms in jail, one for his partici-
patton in the midnight meeting, the other for his
part in Mr. Blunts meeting, and most of the other
men arrested have Just concluded periods In JAIL
likewise for the crime of taking part in the MD
night meeting The store Of MIR keary, the chle1
merchant of WOodford a most respectable old
gentleman who, like every other good man IN the
district, has been expiatng the sin OF de1ehdhg
Canricarde's tenants on plank bed, was entered
q couple of days ago by number OF emergency
men with strong guard Of police. The emer-
gencysmen put down a fve-pound note and de-
manded certain goods Mr. Keary said that he
would not serve them That is all we want,
they replied and out they went. Mr. keary Will
probably do another term on the plank bed for
this act of crminality. No wonder Mr. Shaw
Lefevre, Privy Councillor and member OF the
Opposition, after his investigation of .Woodford
and Clanricarde's estate is going about now using
as strong language as any member OF the lrlsh
marty. L. p. GILL, Nj. P.