The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-04

Ivnun FAInru IN do hIhn
policy Of lnfnmvm md I~o,nn,',-r,cs ,So,
Il established n cI"nr ca.c ~ parn"Ii
%donouncinv bi,rS"Ii RI hnoL s,"ios
tho pDrnelI noy,rnn. Iii H., l,,irnL
bio utilization. "Thn ,,noiii;o Goynrn.
ment," md ,ns,iTos ,Go urso,o Lv a.
elaborate Lnsr,,n,Iar - H. ,L,,9r,%'
orpan,,ntior NJ ,nn, ~ ~
When IN" InnT ,oa",o ros ir,mo,,v
Suppressed he tho it,i,I.S ,o,o,nnoni
in tho mi Of iISSS,' ' praa'sm sTE . ,oYivot
under In. nnmo ~ ,hn Hin"jr ;ihIo a.
ganIza,Ion." In Wow y, ,hIs lac, Tvnon
asks, GLOW dare ,L"v ma r,;.h pS,Ii"'
mcn,ary nnrtvS J"ci,,o W." rnhJtc,v "f,Sr
tho rhnuiy PIX AMI thot i, Tho In.
ylnciblo mnvcnnr, wos ono% 10 con.
domination and L",,,v ,noN Inv. crTo,ISn,
them In I,s rnnks 7"
,,,,.
= n'"L "ULE WAS F~osEE"En'
Inc Oook points out that tho obiectbt
tho British Goycrnmcn, Ia TO crush ont
tho lilo Of my T,,,L ,,o,ouo,, ,o,vo,d
ro,,oroI oI|,NLa"m A.
"".n tSs INDEPENDENCE, ny fostering INC
vonnpar"si'oiy harmless homo rue
LII, moeu'G"'; "ii'ci' does hot in'crleFe
n.o,. 1'eI"iu . c9h'Inun"Ic rs u
' S,a'aJ Vi Tue empire 40 .nis e,'u, IL
aooi.aN 'lo nr'I'sn %autlIEitlo' aro
81 oi,h VIZ unnll'tloua ~ouueInna'.H'l
=. tic lhV'ncinic' as criminals by INC
ton aircady seouroI irnm ,he Inns Of
the home rulers.
Inc invlncibIes spranG into exist.
T" Sn!a Iyian, y otucI o. INC
by tho Irish na,ion Tn The fore nj Tho
events, the acted lie by which the Par.
nollttes repudiatcd all association with
tho suppression" says lyman, "in tho
PhUnix Park affair, and tho pnlpablc
contradiction OF this statement from
men who think their connection can
not be proven, wc state mos, emphatic.
ally that facts, as narrated in this vol.
ume, arc known to the writor personally,
and can be ~substantiatcd by plenty Of
living witnesses, which will bring this
association lamcntably close to tho core
OF highest and extreme responsibility,
and 10 tho very sent and center OF actual
power and authority"
At this crisis In affairs, Observed
lyman, many members Of the Parlia.
mentnry party sought safety from pos-
siblo danger by abseuting themselves
from ireland, ITO their shame, DO il
recorded"
vrxcr,xcr ,c,,.sr -,,c ,r,y>.,s oy,,
GALS
In every province OF Ireland tho In
vinclble movement was spread by lend.
Tn, p,,ro,,,,., 7, uo. joc;dod hr H.,
-. -" ~
tafhei'ite government Which was also,
WIN TWO exceptions, tue executive OF
.no invlnCiolcs that thero was no al
IeTua'IEG 10 nIect Tue assassin
Tho asn =: III ~ u,;,,,.
primarily directed against tho "two
b%ureaucrats OF Dublin Cast!e"-tho
chief and under secretaries. The vice
roy OF ireland was to BIO exempted so
long as no RETAINED from actual execu-
two duties. II he assumed them he, as
we'll as tho secretaries, was TO DO at once
removed" 1t did no: matter who &C.
cupied the detested Offices. 1t was tho
official existence OF the offices them.
selves which would not be tolerated.
In Dublin the Iuvinclbles were main.
ly composed OF men from tho Irish Rev.
dictionary Brotherhood, and, In tho
country districts, recruited from the
suppressed Land League. The orgau.
izer in the country districts vast PROM
inent Parnc!lltc. ut was through no
fnt,lt NJ bfp thak sHn rnptnpthlna l,,t MAJ
mike 4 redier record" He had no
connection with tho PhGnlx Park In
cident, though a party to tho policy OF
which It was tho active exponent The
organization did not exist outside OF
Ireland. 1t was composed OF native
born Irishmeu In ireland.
y,srEp =, c,ppy II WAN TO ,oyDor
Tho 49,, ,,,.n, .ho. ..,,, p,rnoT;,a
ANS 0ooa s'"'ua ''H1 0
emD OF Parliauent ~anteu to 20
to Ireland to remove, Ill: Forster, tho
p!Gdecesso! Of Lord treqcrick Cayen-
dish as chief secretary. The member.
II Is Claimed remains 70 ms gay ono OF
WY 'e"uIts VI .nS soS'S'"'a' N"oHlo
Thn Tnvincihjs 9dminls.-o,,on M.
pointed three mcn to take charge Of tho
conduct OF affairs. "All but two mem
bors of the executive wore high officials
in the P~arncllitc Irish government"
Tho trio in charge Of the active conduct
OF affairs purchased, through n certain
valuable recruit, tho knives used In kill.
ing Burke and Cayendish IN the PhG.
nix Park. Those weapons were sent to
Dublin through n courageous LADY,.
Though this medium OF transit waa
adopted rs being safer than had 4 man
carried the knives, lyman characterIzes
1t a, "ill.advised" and as having been
"cruel aud humanity" yet 1t proved tho
devotion to the country OF n brave Irish.
woman