The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-04
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NEw ioRK, June 3,-ThO Associated
Press, through tho New York lTorld,
has obtained advance proofs OF tho sen
sational book upon Irish ~aiTnirs, writton
by y, ]. P. lyman, the Irish invlncible,
more generally known aa Number
One" The book referred to Is entitled
"The Irish National InvIncibIes and
Their Times" and Its aoparcnt purpose
Is to establish beyond n doubt the con-
nGC:ton OF the ''lnvinCiblea' with tho
Irish parliamentary party.
On tho other hand, It Is asserted by
some 1rishmen that Nj. Tynan's book
was wrlttun In order to iurthor the cam.
paign of Lord Salisbury and tho Tory
party and that 1t Is simply campaign
literature from the Conservative camp.
III Tact, it is stated that over at this
tlme, before the book Is supposed to
lluvc been seen by moro than 4 few
friends OF the author, copious extracts
have been made from it. and that mill
ions OF circulars calling at,Cntionto Mr..
Tynan's book have been priutol ready
for distribution to English voters upon
the dissolution OF parliament.
The Irish parliamentary party pub
licly denounced the authors Of the
Phoenix park crimes, and In so doing,
it Is claimed by Mr.. lyman, they were
"~saiiing under falae colors to betray the
trusting Irish"
"For this" says Mr.. lyman In his in.
troductory chapter, "and for the pur.
pose OF exposing their Hypocrisy, this
book was undertaken. In assailing the
policy md action Of the inyincib!es
these false parliamentariana were heap
lnC mountains OF iniaruy on their OWL
memories"
1t Is claimed that the book proves, in
the first place, that the assertions OF
tho London . Tr1c,, which resulted in
tho ParneIl trial, were no. only abso-
lutely true as far as thoy went, but that
they might have gone TO q far greater
length than they did and still have been
correct.
II also claims TO slow that there ex-
listed during the great struggle which
took place in Ireland under tho Land
League end its subsequent development
the luvincible Brotherhood, a de iure
government rs com implicitly organized as
the dc tacto government, the word OF
the former being law throughout the
country at the time, while thu. Of the
latter was, through its impotence only,
an object OF ridicule 10 those who wero
watching the struggle which Ireland
was making for freedom against hor
hereditary foe and master"
REALLY THE REVOLT op A NATION.
It Is also asserted that when public
indignation reached its eliminating
point with the Phoenix Park affair. tho
manifesto put out by tho Irish parlia-
mentary party ut tho tina, d%enouncing
the act. was o mere hypocritical russo,
and thai instead Of Condemniug or at
tempting to prevent further occurrences
OF the sort, the men who cried Shame
upon the deeds created tho whole move-
ment and were as responsible for it as
ii they Ind committed tho crime them
selves. In fact, it is claimed By lyman
that the o%gltation which produced the
Phoenix Park murder, the wholesale
assassination throughout ireland and
the dynamite outrages. was actually tho
revolt OF q nation, with tho prominent
members OF tho irish parliamentary
party Us leaders, and not the desperate
effort OF 4 few fanatics to win notoriety
for themselves.
TynRn's book is supposed to reveal
tho methods aud workings OF what il
known rs the elmer Circle" as its
author was the trusted leader OF the
whole campRign. The PhGniS Park
murders wore, it is assorted, deliberate
" planned by him. md were intended
rs an offset to the Imprisonment OF his
chieitain, Parnell. in an English prison.
lie vas empowered. however, on behalf
Of the organization OF irish Independ-
ents, Tor which 1t was claimed all Irish
men would vote il Tree from the tram
mels OF foreign rule and its biaating in.
tlucnces.
A POLICY OF DYNAMITE AND TERROR.
In referring to the Piggott matter, con.
siderable light is thrown upon that Pc
culiar atIair. 1t appears that Picgott
was deceived in onc'way, although not
i'll kllt lHSbli lSlkIlS "a blS Ns'aSf NV
wore in accordance with his statements.
The DRIFT OF the whole thing seems to
be to urge cessation OF all constitutional
agitation in Ireland, and inaugurate a
policy OF dynamite and terror, which
would compel England to surrender her
claims TO ireland, instead OF asking her
TO give some crumbs OF comfort in u
charitable way to her sister, Ireland.
through the medium OF parliamentary
agitation.
Tvnun neutrality-suspicious. Glad.
stone rs the typical hypocri.e OF his age,
and the failure OF constitutional aSlta-
ton is, as he states, only a repetition OF
history, and another evidence Of. tho
peridy Of tho iIriton and his unwilling
ness TO render justice unless compelled
TO do 80 by force.
"Proyincialists" is the word which
lyman scornfully substitutes for the
title "Nation alists," claimed BY tho
Irish parliamentary party, he says
that "Irishmen will never gain the re-
spect OF mankind while their political
warfare Is 30 conducted" lie Dlames
Charles Stewart Parnnll and James
Stephens "tor not forcing the issues
with the British enemy. The detection
OF both men when the crisis came
proved that Ircland's leaders lackedth
nerve to follow up their work by the
only possible action
PAgSELL FINALLY RACKS OUT.
This statement refers to a striking
chapter In tho book wherein an &C.
count Is given OF the secret preparations
madc BY tho Inviciblcs to rescue parnoIl
during his imprisonment in kilmain-
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