The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-03
The Land OF The FREE
New York'S Splendid Reception Accorded
The Irish Liberty.
HEROIC WORDS OF O'BRlEN
Britain's Attitude Towards the
Starving Peasants Scathlngly
Denounced = Now is the
Hour OF lreland's Need.


this morning on the steamer La Cham
pagne. A reception committee represent
ing the various Irish societies met them at
the quarantine, and when the steamer
arrived at the dock reception was held,
after which the visitors went TO the Hoff-
man house.
Governor Hill was one Of the first to call
upon them. He warmly welcomed them
TO the city and state, expressed sympathy
with their cause and signed his name 10
the address Of welcome prepared by the
Irish societies.
Mayor Grant did the same. Eugene
Kelly and Joseph A. Donohue were also
among the callers.
In talk with newspaper men, O'Brien
said out Of 40 bye-elections held in Great
Britain since the assembling OF the
present parliament, Il have been won
over by the home rule party. This was
fair indication of the feeling Of the Irish
people on the question. He believed the
tories would be forced 10 dissolve parlia-
ment sooner than they anticipated.
The government he said, was not TAX
ing proper measures, for at first II denied
that famine existed, and now admitted
there was deep distress in the country by
proposing measures for lreland's relief.
O'Brien also read an address on the
situation Of Irish affairs and the purport
Of the visit of himself and fellow-trayellers
TO America.
"We are coming 10 America the adj
dress said, "by the desire and with the
approval of Parhell and the Irish pnrlia-
mentary party"
OBrien stated there was absolute unity
In the ranks Of the parliamentary party
and among the Irish people. The old
taunt Of instability OF purpose could no
longer be thrown at Ireland. Speaking OF
the experience of Dillon and himself,
O'Brien said they were well watched
by the police and spies. When
they took the special train at
Limerick the police took another special
train in order 10 keep them continually in
sight; yet they were caught mapping.
Neither bribes nor threats induced any
one TO tell the police of their departure,
and Balfour's system Of espionage was
wasted
THE government cannot trust its own
servants, con'inued " brieh. why, ON
'ne uay peiore we were arres'eu' piiioh
wrote me informing me what was gong
70 take place. ai'hough IL was supposed
10 be castle secret.
We waited in Tipperary so long as there
seemed the least chance Of forcing a
prompt disposal oil the charge AS soon
as the tactics of the government were
~ 80 We s % - W '.o ..,io sne
I, 49, "e "ouse " .aus ,I a". =. '" $500 es'
anu ., an po -. I ahpI ,n.
asailis' pai,our 'shooie uouso 'or s'a,'-
,ns ous 'ne 'y my, ".n ~ ne nas .a,e.u ~ ~
li'',,". . o,' w ""n' y, eoui Sc s,e,, ' ne
lho''ie, m Iu' ~ DHS,n1s ~ 50 ny - ,i"
,,' &c snah la,o ~ ,ne i.pe ~ ,u' seeu.u
VIZ , 'n.an' ,ip VI p k ue tan I'm I'm,
'onJn n, ,..,,Ir,a nv" poi,a,,S .'hs' - en.son, W. W"
do'isa ssa,, Laaa;n -. ;r tsu
success
uT,o osso,,o - ,ha ,or, ,o,;,,, -, r,o
,,nd - ,ha land r,,rohase an H. I,nd.
-, ,.n ,arn,s r. aeroo, ,his ,ha ,an.
80, oa,,,h;na,ion had n, ha s,a,,,,,ai
w., Ths ,ana,,,s rnna s,n.shod III Il
.ns,.,,i,ad ,,nIor ,bs, ,srror 80 ,sarai,,,,
ne aah,na, % I,ndIor,,s anJ 49,
,andIord ,rihvn,Is cnrId nrr,rna
.ha 80, =, ill I, .s ,,,;,I
y v,on, ,n or,shin, Tho tanap,s' cn,nbina'
80 ,ho, III ,hssa ,,.osao,,,ions ha,a'-
,nns I'D ,,oi;oo n,,ranos ,roL 49, 80
4, was 20 nreyant this The Irish renrason.
tatiyes came here,
,,r, r..
ne .oluoi i'"'S .as , eaui'ai'y car,
ruia'eu, coh'i''uee upe auu'ess' na'
pai'our poa,oy nio oon nis eos' .ne '.,Ian.s ue
reuse Sc iu,nu olp iv'Vvo yvs anu nla' II cos'
", Us t-o'Vyo inore I" JUN NeM ilPpera's.
iney calSuia,eu 1ia' 'ne irls,l PeopIe Spn ,ae q.
noine' VINO iss. year supsct'peu iV''V'o
ior ,ne eNiceu ~iian's iunu' Mouiu ho'
pe ao,e ;" ooihe to 'le leeG"e ',ls YEAR
ana una. we mus appeal o apuerlca,
lieree 'ne iipperary arrests oi' 'he eve Oh
our departure
"If the tenants would be broken By the
terrorism OF starvation the government
could carry whatever land purchase
scheme they pleased. and go to the coun-
try with triumph over the success of CO.
ercion. On the other hand, IL Balfour
has TO face general election with the
confession that the landlords syndicates
with all is mower, failed 10 break the