The morning call., 1894-06-03

written in order to further the campaign
of Lord Salisbury and the Tory party, and
that it Is simply campaign literature from
the Conservative camp. In fact, it is
stated that even at this time, before the
book Is finished. it is supposed to have
been seen by more than a few friends of
the author, copious extracts from it hav-
ing been made, and that millions of cir
culars calling attention to Tynan's book
have been printed ready for distribution
TO English voters upon the dissolution of
Parliament.
The Irish Parliamentary party publicly
denounced the authors OF the Phoenix
Park crimes. and n so doing, it is claimed
by lyman. they we're sailing under false
cOors to betray the trusting Irish.
''For this" says lyman in his in tro-
ductnry chapters, "and for the purpose of
exposing their hypocrisy this book was
undertaken. II assails the policy and
action of the Invincibles :; these false Par
liamentariaRs, these false politicians are
hesping mountains of infamy on their own
memories"
1t claimed that the book proves in the
first place that the assertions of the Lon
don Times. which resulted in the ParnelI
trial. were not only absolutely true as far
as they went, but they might have gone TO
farther length than they did and still
have been correct. 1t also claims to show
that there existed during the great struggle
which took place in Ireland under the
Land League and its subsequent develop
meBt the Invincible Brotherhood a de
jure government as completely organized
as the de facto government, the word OF
the former being law throughout the coun-
try at the time, while that of the latter
was, through Its Impotence, only an object
of ridicule to those who were watching
the struggle which Ireland was making for
freedom against her hereditary foe and
master. 1t Is also asserted that when pub
lie Indignation reached it's culmina ating
point with the Phoenix Park affair, the
manifesto put out by the Irish ParlIa-
mentary party at the time denouncing the
act was a mere hypocritical ruse and that
instead of condemning or attempting to
prevent further occurrences of the sort,
the men who cried "shame upon the deed"
created the whole movement. and were as
responsible for it as IL they had committed
the crime themselves.
In fact it is claimed by lyman that the
agitation which produced the Phoenix Park
murders, the wholesale assassination
throughout Ireland and the dynamite out
RACES was actually the revolt of a nation,
with the prominent mem bers of the Irish
parliamentary party as leaders, and not
the desperate effort of a few fanatics to
win notoriety for themselves.
Tynan's book is supposed TO reveal the
methods and workings of what is known as
the ''inner circle" as its author was The
trusted leader OF the whole campaign.
The Phoenix Park murders were, it is
asserted, deliberately planned by him and
were intended as an Offset to the imprison-
ment of his chieftaiD. Parnell. in an Eng
lish prison. He was empowered. however.
on behalf of the organization of Irish Inde-
pendents. for which it is claimed all Irish
men would vote if free from the trammels
of foreign rule and its blasting influence.
Referring TO the Pigott matter, consid-
cradle light is thrown upon that peculiar
affair. 1t appears that Pigott was de-
ceived in one way, although not in the
main points of the case, which were in
accordance with his statement. The drift
of the whole Thing seems to have been TO
urge the cessation of all constitutional
agitation In Ireland and inaugurate a
policy of dynamite and terror which
should compel England to surrender her
claims to Ireland instead OF asking her to
give some crumbs of comfort in charit-