New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
TORY CRITICISM OF THE TIPPERARY
PROSECUTIONS.

nssAr1sFAcr1oN AMONG THE RANKS OF THE
GOVERNMENT PARTY-NEw DEVELOPMENTS
ar THE LABOR p1FF1cULrIEs-FuNDS
roR THE AUSTRALIAN STRIKERs-
Mr.. GLADSTONE AND THE
SCOTCH HOME RULERS
THEATRICAL NOTES
rpY CABLE TO TIE TRIBrNRI
Copyright. 1890: BY The New York Tribune
London. Sept. 27.-Politicians have found
bio subject in the Tipperary prosecutions In
the interval since their arrest. Mr.. Dillon and
Mr. O'Brien have been ubiquitous. At SwinforA
Mr. Dillon almost surpassed himself ny 'decara-
tions in favor of eating the rent lie asserted
that the men of Mayo would be the most base OF
the human race if they did not provide for their
families before paying their landlords. Mr. Brien
and Mr.. Healy also preached this new gospel
with fresh fervor. Their Wednesdays meeting Mt
Tipperary, called to denounce their own prosecu-
Hon. was most enthusiastic These gatherings
showed how much the recent prosecutions have
tended TO heal the breaches In the Nationalist
Marty. Mr.. John O'Leary. who had declined a
previous invitation to Ncw-Tpperary. and who
had denounced Mr.. O'Bren. has now written
IN ssy how much be is at one with the latter
In condemning the Bishop of Corks proposal that
.he Plan Of Campaign b. abandoned Canon Can't
vel, has sought to explain away his recent de-
nunciations frnm the altar. vach explanation
Mr. Dillon ami Mr.. O'Brien have. however.
roughly set aside. There is no longer in Ireland
any criticism Of Nationalsts by Nationalis's.
While prelates arc silent. the priests become more
and more active. as was specially shown at
Wednesdays convention at TpperarN' All '"i>
results from the recent action oil the HoVerhWr'''
They have given the Natonniists new cry nave
advertised Mr.. Dillon and Mr.. ORrien arre'h'
and have encouraged the Hatl"iAhS' parry :"
,loS IN their ranks and heal their differences
nj time when thcy were rapidly falling 70 pieces
No, orly the bishops. hu, many OF The priests. w"r"
falling away from he movement ami Inc u'-
crowned king himself subjected 10 severe
ui,ioism l.y his extreme followers III nr6N
I,i,.jn. rs well as ny the hi2hest officers "i the
American branch Of the i%a.,ue \ew-llprrarT
N,s NJ wing a miserable faIlne. The N?' ona SIS
,vcr. uu,-r,lny among themselves Their eK-
clc ,u,r was hcrn.ning empty. and SIGNS ol us
i,tc-raiion were .cttinc in OF every Rand lct
NJ this j;nc,urc the Government stepped III An"
undertook the iil-adviscl prHSccuti"h' VII" "
has virtually buttrcsscd the tottFrinH ia"'l"
and altered tho entire situation. Many lfrn">
,f The Ministry are exceedingly angry. aEd thfre
is ;,ar,,,y n supporter Of the Government VINO
docs not disopprovc Of this prosecution Inc
,horccs allcred by Crown Prosecutor Roman are
serious enough-so serious, lndee', mat II y
r.arvcllous that they We're not made ~ec"S OF
months AGO But. however strong the lac's II
the prosecution may ne. tie procedure las "e-
privcd them of halt tHcir ..ignihcance. ana " Is
The Government, and not inc Na'ioha"''S "'o
will suffer by this prosecution
IN. ep,4ns or srrs-~scseon's ana Mt Tf'"nfoe
visits tD Ireland is TO provide the ooEerhn'oi.'
with opinions and facts concerning 'he a3ri-
cultural condition of Ireland. INDEPENDENTS oil
Castle Influence Mr. .Tacksons report und"u"'-
oily shows tha; .herc Will be a severe p'nch 10
inc south and west. Bn; potatoes are less ana
loss TIE staff OF life. and The cry aoo"' oHsh''
Nr J,cl,son saws has been exaggerated Mt
Dillon, methods for dealing win 'He ia'h''4'
districts are not regarded as pfacticabe' 'honRh
h;. nronos.,l 70 shif, some o. the popuoton in the
conrcstcd districts and his acrep''n'c oil 'he
uirci,1c cf purchase are much appro'cd by many
h ar. rot usually of lis way Of thinking.
II. 1overnmcnt is not unwilling 20 grant an
;,o,irv into the circumstances Of Dal! : an"
rr,n's arrest. thereby meeting MI "H'''"
OBricns demand. Put they Will hrs' name '"r
.rLiect 10 Sir William llarconrt, during "h"Se
,c.nre Of the Home Secretaryshp the ar''s'S
wee made. There does not, however. appear
20 be any very earnest desire among 'he ',."'"1
I,berals 10 take up the case OF these a'fec"
d, ,namitcrs.
Mr. Michael Davitt's new paper. ihe Lawn
World" is developing into an astonishih- S"''
the circulation amounts 10 over loo,"''' ~
however. much moro an organ for ven'iI''i"e n'''
grievances than for promoting the interest OIL inc
Labor party.
The strike movements continue seriously 70 ois-
,u,, co,nuerce Their developments ana the
annroach of winter contribute 10 'he eIa>"S "
the outlook The DOckers Union, WHICH mum
b-r, nearly 300, 600 members ana coh'roie '''
hulk OF the unskilled labor Of London VIII o''
eide two important questions at It's annuai ne''-
ing next week The one is the proposal 10 o"S oo'
TIE mail and other ships entering British ports
whenever they have been loaded by hlackiess
I, Australia The Austral. the Cuzco, the Chein
nit, and several Of the British India boats VIII
~ .mono the number affected il the dockers take
th;. .t.n The new Shipowners' Association
throws all it's strength into the conflict and VIII
develop this weeks experiment at Southampton
Of importing labor from the coutinent The DOCK
ers meeting will also consider the formation OF
federal organization like that IN Austraiia
10 embrace all or as many trades as can be
induced to Join. This ideo is not likely 10 sue
secd The older unions will certainly not follow
the lead Of Mr.. John Burns, and Of lll-educated
and unskled dockers.
Meanwhile trouble is brewing in another direc-
ton. Notice has been given on behalf OF me
dockey, the seamsn. the fremen. the shipwrights'
the boatmen, and the riggers of the Bristol dis-
trict that after certain date they will not
work With blacklegs According to this mani
festo. wuk is 70 be a monopoly Of the unionists.
As the n,tice applies to Bristol. Newport. Cardiff
swansea Penarth and Barrow. its effects will be
widespread il it is really carried out. 1t is evil
dent, however, that the manifesto is Of local
origin and not issued with the consent Of Mr.
Burns or o. the principal wirepullers In London