Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

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| Their Arrests the UpprrnI0st yoric
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| LoNDoS, Sept. 10 The arrest oftha Irish
leaders yesterday nils a conspicuous Glaca
10 the newspapers throughout tho United
| KINGDOM this morning. Various explains
| lions are anrmissd to account for hlf. bal.
| iour's sudden stroke.
The comm 1nest one on tho part OK the
! Liberal press Is that It's obiact was to IRE.
vent Messrs. Dillon and O'Breu from going
! to America 10 nrSu.e Americas eympRthy
| AMI seek Amsfleal aid,
Vha conservatives, however, scout the
| idea that Mr. Balfnur could haye acted from
such mOtivd. They see In his present
! policy lAuiahla rtfyrt 10 pcegAnt The ~
currenco o. s1rder In Irel nj. o. tins
| whole ono gets the Impression that the pre-
domlnGnt public opinion is 80 lar extremely
iouOtful OF the wisdom or expedieney OF
tie governments course.
Mr., O'Breu, in IN lnterviev this morn.
NE, SAID ne could not lmasine nnat IL a'u.
alton bad driven tue goverunnut 70 make
I the arrests. II Is t1.y 10 sac, ae thou sht,
what they are driving ~. They are mAsiug
supreme effort . crush cut the organi2a.
! ton u the teuAats for concerted aciicu,
This they expect u accomplish he Thought,
bY simultaneous ciaucan:3s o. all g tagug
wkete the plun OF campaign has heoa
adopted. The evlctei tunHEts theg eateu.
late on thus having hn pless III their feet.
INT can such policy bs successful ="
Mr. 2 Btl'n WAS asked.
mo" he replied. at liz 10 my opinion u
piece Of ino0nc-ivGo!a folly. But Il setlns
clear to me- that this 70 what The govern.
mont proposes to attempt"
'ltls ned BY N ny" Tho correspondent
snid, ina lhN mnia purpose OF MrBGlTeHr
10 making the arrests III this ttina Is TO pre-.
vent Mr.. Dl'ion and you tton aaking your
contemplated trlp 10 America"
That ioes not seem probable theory 10
me, replied MIR. O'Brlsn. "Hut II 4 Ia rhr
rrua ons, u more ab ,nrd calculation was
never made nvsl by tina uIessnt ehiet scc-
reiary Tot lre,ant. Far from preventing
| cur uppaBl 70 America, he has made It fer
US IN tue tuost stirling and Impressive way.
The story OF hesa arrests wall RAG
throughout America like trumpet note
GO upaled with wLiel cue voices would
iasn been feeble and inetf 1ttiYa. All
Iush-Americins know that llppsrary Is
tle key to the fight for Iceland. rDey will
takh care TO fiu7ttue tu7 iastardly cnlclla.
ldioGs Or the govsrlm Mt"
what Do You think, Mr.. O'Ilsien" the
correspondent asked, "viIl be- ihe ut!ma.e
tilect q the governments present cours9
On the cause yon represent ?"
II. will be altogether Uenatlelal," Mr..
O'Brlen replied wlihOlt hesitation. Il.
VIII Gloss W the ra1ss OF our followers, re-
NlHr HIoiplu- ebatEbe anu DdnlSu eftIY
scadow OF disseaslon. The omtinut!on IN
TlPpernty Ia absolutely impregnable. l.
cannot be sheFsn."
Ihe Dublin FTespdIls journal (Natlonal-
is) In its leading artlcle says: III Tho gov
etAmenta OBJECT was TO stop the visit OF
Messrs. Dillon and o'Drlea TO AmerleA, Tbs
arrests arr 4 shameful confession Of weak
nhHs and discontinue"
Further on NJ Balfour's policy Is char
acter Esd as piece Of lmbacility which viii
give - the pan OF campaign Il most In.
vlgoratirg and exhilaratlng stimulus,
The Independent Conservative Dublin
Erpfess III an article commanding the
government course says: at Is nn impera-
tive necessity 20 secure reliel from tho
tyranny low exercised 10y the tenants"
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Scot. 10 The busiest nlace in
Dublin o-day Is The headquarters of the
Land League. Nationalist are G Hing IN
constant stream TO learn tue latest news IN
regard 20 the arrests and 10 con ult or Ilap
OF action for tho imnediAte future. MIR.
Dillon, who came 10 Dublin last night was
the centre OF m animated circle. No note
or deseeL jancy i5 detected In this utter
anees o. the league.
On the other hand there seams to bs
fresh confidence and now enthusiasm. In
stead Of regarding the arrests as a calamity
the prevailing tendency Ia 10 rel dice at hsm
rs o blessing In Disguise. The action Of Mr..
BAlf5ur the natlonHlists hold to hHvn been
an immense tactical hluuder for the gov.
eminent. They nre satifei that It VIII re-
suit IN signal advantages to The Irish cause.
The Inability OF Messrs. Dillon and
o Brlhn to make the proposed trip 20
america ID much regretted. BIT tho plan
o. presenting the true state OF Leland 10
the American public by meaue OF apesches
by leading Irish orators has MT been
abandoned, Who will be selected to
so to Amarlca has NOT yet been
determined In Mr.. o'Brien's ahence
It Was not considered desirable 70 come TO
any decision In 40 impora1t mutter.
Later ia the day when Mr., brien reaches
Dublin consultation vi be held by him,
sir. Dillon and other leaders to discuss aud
d eide upon the r.attor. Il Is certain that
men prominent In the NafionalIs. purity will
be selected to undertake. the work IN
America which Messrs. Dillon and o'Brien
hoped to do.