New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
:. AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
onpEss OF THE TRIALS AT TIPPERARY.

.n,rss OF THE TRIALS AT TIPPERARY.
nr AND o'BnEN-THE SUMMONS I'd ROME
-oH1Er SECRETARY sALFouR SPEAKS
At NEWCASTLE.
4,,.esary, Oct. 1.-THE trial Of the defendants
-. e., charged with conspiracy was continued
~. The magistrates' court to-day Two Wit
- >estifed that they were present at the time
=. sr,,oson occurred at the rent Office Of Mr..
~ AH,rry, in September, 1889, on which 90
~. she building was set on fre and destroyed.
s.1A.r with all the private papers It contained
~. v,s crowd at the fire, but they absolutely
~A.,d % lend their assistance in quench1ng the
Sss . x,.,
,euaut named Quinlan testified that be hveo
farm belonging to Mr.. Smith Barry. which
- heen occupied by his father. and after his
- nv himself the total period of their tenantry
- ninety years Neither he nor his neighbors,
4. -.,d had ever been molested until last Deceni-
=, After he had paid his rent then four shots
-. ered into his house. striking the wall above
servants bed
s.v making visits They called at the offices Of
a. several papers, where they related the incl
ANTS Of their voyage and explained the position
~ affairs in Ireland Mr.. O'Brien remains at
=. home Of his father-in-law. lie is averse to
further interviews.
London. Oct l7.-"The Star" Thomas Power
ryConnors paper, says it is alleged in Clerical
ercIes that the summoning to Rome OF The 1onr
A,chbishops in Ireland is mere formality neces-
uv TO the fulfilment of their duty of presenting
tbeuselves to the Pope once every hve years
Ireland. however, says The Star does not re-
ssrd their going as an innocent and harmless
shar. The Archbishops are commanded to take
with them their senior suffragan Bishops. This
indicates the Pope's desire to assemble at the
Vatican representative council of the Irish Cath
olic Church, and that an important move is pend
lps. and becomes more significant when it is known
,hat Bishop O'Dwycr, of Limerick, will be at the
Vatican some time before his colleagues arrive
there. THE Star continuing. says:
rhe summoning Of the Ar hbisops is believed TO be
eaGrs at eres ms 0 The he elections
rapt measures are necessary TO propiiaie Loru
sy to maintain the Fories in power and feels GER
II tina, Liberal Government would not continue the
in s0P lat Msss Ss,ss1 the sss
the Irish party to take take its its. policy ahSor, from
Rome with The ANYTHING sn pasy ss Pope mS d
sonadsnse en @ that m ' tie four ArchIisheps viii ad.
The ga and tnsy msy DIsvsn
tie Vatican from making last and irretrevable error
In its dealings with the Irish Catholics. But tho
English cathoc Tories is now in the ascendant in the
Pspa councils and 1t will he nearly impossible to defeat
esds and WIN naie any injury upon the movement
br Home Rule for Ireland
meeting of the Northern Conservative Union
was held at Newcastle to-day and was attended
BY 1900 persons Among those present was Mr.
Balfour. Chief Secretary for Ireland, who was
presented with number of addresses. He was
welcombed by the meeting.
resolution was adopted by the union welcoming
Nr. BalfOur. and declaring that his ability and
Great Britain and Ireland The Duke of North.
umberand delivered an address in which he praised
Mr. Balfours services in the cause Of law, Justice
md order ,....ss. 1. a, - ;
Mr.. BaIfour, in speech, nsde, seseral ssats-
6on Of The country wns improving, prosperity
ing though the opposition had been unable to
disguise the satisfaction with which they re-
garded anything approaching failure OF the action
In the evening Mr.. Balfour was entertained at
q banquet, attended by over 900 guests, and
presided over by Lord Londonderry. Referring
to NJ, MorlCys visit to Ireland and the a latters
speech on the, TipPerary troubles, Mr.. Balfour
to write history. than to make i. No Agreement
he said eNis0S among the Gndstorams "iss as o.
every eulogy they passed on the farnellites
carried with it a pledge Of future
pcE Which, Which they found it dcIt rsdsem to redeem
cept BY Ohstructing civilized society in Ireland
lie defended himself from Mr.. Morleys reproacb
Of his not consulting the Parnellites on the sub
bulk of that party were Mr. Parnel's nominees
for his admirable fighting machine in the House
Of Commons, but were opposed to any beneficial
should continue as fuel to their AGITATION
Mr.. Balfour continuing his remarks. said that
b. Lad listened for decade TO the pointIess
House upon the occupants of the Treasury Bench.
j was trne that sometimes this was relieved by
bursts Of eloquent, invectiye or powerful debat!ng
sprasesns sS he hsa sassesssn assns sS
question S in the west 'pfI Of Ireland So long as that
vas the governing principle in Irish politics 1t
b make the Parnellites arbiters Of English policy
toward Ireland. Not content with this negative
.titnde. the parnellites had posi-. posi-,
years-a feeling of anarchy which wonld
lroye disastrous to Ireland II. supposing Mr.
sorey should come into office to,mo1row ne Ia. aaS
NAT that present. Government had; 10
would only prove that crime was factitious
ais hat Sssso. s Parnsss were somed
titious how would Mr.. Morley deal with
~ So surely as Mr.. Morley ATTEMPTED to prac-
tee Anarchico principles his allies just 90 surely
would bring hopeless disaster to Ireland.
Whom T. p. Gill; NJ p. was asked yesterday for his
snion about the caBle report that Timothy Harrang
~ and William Abraham had declined the ass sgnment
h Nr. Parnell % come to America to help raise
sseey In behalf Of the struggle for Home Rule he
soed ncreduously.
What surprises me-" he said, ais the number OF
se reports That still manage to reach this country
eooeesning Irish affairs. 1t not arranged that M
Abraham should come to the United States. ana as
9 NJ Harrington, tho member for the Harbor Di
usion OF Dublin. declining that s all nonsenso lust
the report which was sent the other day nom Homc
tnat the Pope had summoned tho Irish archbbnops 70
vnlt that city was nonsense ..
Edward L. Carey. the county delegate Of the Anclent
Vtoer OF Hibernians. called YESTERDAY upon Ar. Hn