New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05


Of course. is that the francis of thi, lnpEdent
and mcndNcious document are bent moi on char
ity but on rlectiouccriug." Not that tbs InGrnri
doubts American generosity. I'oh IN $40 and
in le'9. the American people displayed a noble
charity toward onr Irish irliow-countrymrn. We
do not doubt their readiness - give freely aean
should their contrihntions nnharpily he required.
Whether they are required, OF are likely I" he re-
qnired, is the question. We can assnW this
committee of American politicians and journalists
that the famine with which they hope I" ANIL"
for the Irish has not yet been heard Of here
outside the columns of Mr. Pnrn"ll's papers. There
are thirty-two conntcs in Ireland. All that the
agittors allcce is tha, tho potato crop is below
the average in part of one county. and has totally
failed In the poorer districts of five others and
" The Times" hOrrows American phrase TO de-
scribe the whole business as bogus famine
boom"
What the Erel,sl really care ahoht ten ,iu'cs
r,ore thar lrSl'-.\mcrlcan appeals or cam dian
lcroics is the Tariff bill. This they have all dis
crsscd ali the week. through all moods and tcnScs
The highest note of all was Touched yesterday hv
The Tines" which uttcrs squcal of furious
AMER II dcnonnccS tlc Mckinley act III !.
lonc. weak and violent article. with the perpetual
recurring refrain that the hill is uitrcndly, and
that Us promo meant il to he un!ricndly. II
| is within the power "f the American Government,
crowls the British lion. 10 carry Snch mraS'irr,
| Just as il is within lis power To declare war on a
tIcntlv State" Slill the anlIahlc creature does
| not We, wish 10 declare war in return n"r Viii
hc favor rctaliator> measures a:;'irst this en-
| ,ircly unprovokcd act of unfrendiirr>s. Pies
| emily his temper becomes woiS" " HE Mckinney
| ,,rin is a dcrnors ration o hostility against lh>
conn-,y hardly less dcciIcl Than ;hc lhilin and
! Milan decree, of Napoleon: and no reason bc
| ossi.I.d for il except desire on ia" pir' {" the
! po,icitus in POKE: - lEih't inj1'N on l;lti>h
! ,u,crc.:S" Passions have risen high indeed wien
! such random nonsense IS tins finds IFS WY iEt"
,lc editorial columns of Ga" l'di1- journal Of
| Great britain.
| The Tpperarv arrests and trials create prIh'p'
| los. excitement here ih1n IS reported - "\I>i ~
| America They are. however p'"it ccu"ral'v
| ,lou:ht a mistake from p"li'lral point Of view.
/ Home Rule rriticI.rl or thcIn j.. aN r~u"l "f"i-
| done What is more danncIn. :" th" Ninl-'rN =
tho fechlemcs$ with which the a'i Is F''"i'"''
Tie Tories arc pcrplc>cd They d. n"t ''7rlv
| understand why IN" arrests were n"E". 81 WAY
| made nov Mr.. Billour continues SILENT Rn |
hear tla, H., advisers in Dublin th"rGEi II dhi-
! .c~ons TO lrt 1IppcratV vet To-" 90 inii"'"N "'
u hand II WAS tho old alternative; '" Ht" ~
| clio. so whether lr ;oul. -olrrn lr'i"'d 80 r'
Mr. Ol}ricn AMI Mr.. Dillon -"''rA II. Vet q
! trrnd writes - III" from lr"lAh' HING "r''
r, Yin, moro hone, ,nl N - las, wr"i: p,It n'n;'
owing 10 -llc E.hcp of i.mcr'| an' "'h"f !'i''''
| l,viuc spnl.r o,it and 10 4 general l""li"c -
| disbursement among TlppcrAr\ '"'.';'> VII" - -
,lc,r leaders were AL \, NC, and s'v"ns. ~ !
fear these arrests will maxi. tnrni '>" M * III
and strengthen thcr cause (c' &c i''I '"''
| tho Goycrn,rent were almost "hIgc,i {" tax" th'
| course they did
| The scnfie in the streets round about The
| courthouse has been made 'hc Mos' "' IL" '"''
| result of it all was few broken heads an" 'H'
| usual outcry against the brutah'T OF 'li" ponce
Mr. John Morlry's rrrsnc" made ~" OCCASION
intercstnu and lie has sine" given hi, own Version
| of what occurred The mob was IN ms V'"
| neither numerous nor dangerous Such DIS 'rd"i
| "a occurred WIS provoked by the police. vii" Ni''
the peaceful people about thc head iEcInd'hG one
| rrciish Hume Rule Member oi Parliament aud
one journalist MI Morley bam"N Colonel aH
| dell the officer commanding tllc police. II !.
| agreed by opponents As we'll AZ friends NAV MT
| Morley Is incapable of sayin- an>thins 'ha' h'
| does not believe 10 be trne. Yet bis a"""Ih' j.
| directly coutradictrd in material points by other
Trustworthy cvc.witncsscs Nor is il clear that
te Enc!i>! public can now lm rpt I" car" d'"r.'
| about SCI riinlnlac'S OF this S RI
4, for tire trails. Il" conduct h'I
language Of tlc dcfcn!amts md th"lr "1rheri
aye not .nch - SAT In-li'i tat" Fr"HpN i"r
best evidence OF real "p'n!"n on ~" NATTER n'N
be found in tllc reports Of H." n"ni|' a'd 'i "I
stonan paper, IN Loudrn, T." Times Win''
| forr or five columns a l,', :.i.inG n"'Il' ser
b,,im report Of the procecdln:> il ""1r' " h'
Daily News" ,rr'crt, i'>c!i v.'h i">' ''nn one
Tia. Trio,lsts that IS u INK tlrcir chus" VIII i"
/ ,r@ycd hv yivnc the iH"St pu'!ri'N 10 W." a''H
and words of Mr. Brien. Mr.. Iralv. Mr. IiIr"; :;
| ton Mr Redmond AND iac rest. Ia" E"f'r''
Unmc Pulc,s prefcr that the PVT Lofty should not
be- full The proceedings OF '''sr @'N''n','
are N fact calcnl,-d for an IiiNh r""ri'-
,.r JT,cir attack on NJ Shannon, one
of the prcsidiua magistrates. las failed I"'''
| apnhcotion 10 the conrt in Dubhn 10 rrn"''
| him broke down Mr Jl.ticc ll"mc, a>Ing there
| was no evidence even tending (" Imp'a'A Mr
| SLaunon's iIIpartialitv. Yesterdays srrnr ""'
one Of studied insult 10 the bench b. we pii'oi"I'
and counsel Mr. Harrington sp"h" "i 'h' '"'r'
as that portion Of the Crown "i''rh Is OH ~"
| Bench That meant that the magistrates '"'
their orders from tie "\crniIv". Wien required
+, withdraw his cxprrsslo.. Mr. HARRINGTON re-
| t,,ed Tic court then declined 10 hear nm
farther. Mr.. OI,ricn and Mr.. Dillon supported
and aDplau,lel Mr. Harrington We are 'rP''
| by a butcher, and are getting Jle'I'c III VI" '''
| hIc. observed Mr.. O'I,rcn. Mr.. Dillon W."
| mn, less violent The Gla'ls'.nian organ ~ I'"i-
| dan abstains from comment on ms iFh"NIoI'
| Lord Wol9ley's reception on MS "ii''' "
| n,,l,n was friendly and even cor.i'H IN" Nj
| ,ionali,ts took no part one way "r ire "'h'r
| Jord Wosclcv's opinions, are we'll kh"""' I'' u
s,ronrly opposed TO Home Rn". lie VIII nave
,.,..v.r IA commander Of FIcr MalrstJs forces III
| I,.,d lit,l. or ,o occasion To give effect III
,bcm The dividing line between p"litlcs aho
| military duty Is here broad o'r. L"rd W""'
| Jcv's duties in Ireland Will be cNciaiNrly mi'it"S
! I, has been a week OF congresses ana CONFER