New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
THE HOME RULE STRUGGLE.
DUBLIN LAUGHS AT A FENLAN YARN.
IRISH NoTIs-oBRIEN's SPEECH - NoN-oBsTRuo-
TON IN PARLIAMENT.
IRISH NOTES - OBRIEN'S SPEECH - NON

fun here over QlSpalch W AHo HOf
don Chronicle giving details Of an alleged
attempt TO capture the Prince of Wales at san Reno
Tho daring attributed to the Fenians, aud
Of to the American Fcnlans who are worse ny
several degrees In the eyes OF the Tories than nero
Irish Fcnans. The object was to servo tho cause
The heir to the British throne was TO have been
captured and held until Home Rle had been granted.
You may understand from this to what lengths some
Of the anti Homo Rule organs are prepared to co.
Tho Prince OF Wales never at any time I'm danger.
BESIDES he Is carefully guarded Clifford Lloyd who'
next tho late Chief Secretary Forster, was moro
detcsted than any other vino has come to ireland
from England In this generation, really watched by
Ecnlans, reckless they wclo determined,
during several months They would undoubtedly
have killed him II they had got the chance But
they never did get tho chance. He was too well
guarded. 1t Is not likely that his Royal HiShnc'5
would bc less carefully looked after than snbalierh
official who during many subsequent years and even
now IS vcritablc white elephant I'm the hands OF
the Government Yet this IS the impression left
upon reading the pub- hol in The Chronicle
1t is plainly meant rs effort to get up dynamite
ecarc. Home Rule Is winning so many sympathizcIs
in England. and the Irlshmcn who address English
audiences In support OF that measure warmly
received. that anything which would sundcr these
kindly relations would be- welcomed The enemies OF
Ireland unable to account for the extraordinary
calm 1t has upset all then calculations 1t has
even upset the calculations OF Iiconds friends. In
presence OF the strongest pIOvOcaton there IS less
crime now than there ever was before. Evciion5
taking place on large scale AID are Threatened
upon scale still larger Yet The patience OF tho
people does to be disturbed. They begin,
in fact, TO wonder al thcniscNos, while their Glad
sonian allies across tho Channel scarcely conceal
their delight at what they Themselves, being no moro
than average Eneiishmcn, believed to be the hot
headed the "uugovcrnablc7 Idsh
How long this happy condition Of affairs VIII no
allow 81 10 continue Is doubtful Happy condition OF
affairs may really seem mocdng statement. But
IT IS by means Tho cause Of Home Rule has
been all but proven to the satisfaction Of England
and the world Tho only doubt, II there was doubt,
was the deep seated (Which In reality was moro
a prejudice than a doulO that the people ~ ireland
had that sefcontfo necessary ln the population
Of a self oycrnlng community. This IS now being
dispclcd moro favorably in the interests Of ireland
than world have been tho case with any OF her
critics II they had trial Of the expressions which
sho has endured What else then, viii roman
Tho question having been stated and both sides
heard # IS not Iiely that favorable Judgment
be fastened by the adoption OF violent measures
You will have heard some OF the criticisms on
william O'Bricus speech on the amendment to Tho
Address. DO not know what they may havo
boon; but whether favorable uufavorable fcrl
certain that they have not conveyed an adequate
idea Of It's importance. II Wa beyond question an
eloquent speech and will have .rrcachlng effect
amongst the masses OF EhgH'hm'h' VINO h'u an OPP
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