The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17
SEATTLE SATURDAY. OCTOBER II.

po-tunssy OF making money dar.n- this
knorn "a The Irish Nationalist. the revs-
nae OF which Is generally q p.o1s 20 ne
OF g 500 Ny being detained On the osnsr
side has made the publication % tns
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lyman Talks Dynamfte.
Sew York Oct IA special TO the Her
aid from BoGIogne-Sur-Me-. says p J
p lyman IL a free man HIS release was
unconditional There is no question Of
expulsion from French territory or sur
yeilIance. He Will go 20 Paris al once and
will sail fer New York from Cheroourg
By the next steame-- Your correspondent
saw him eS he came out OF the prison
door. looking healthy. His face was rud-
cy and he was wearing a light suit %
clothes He was apparently none tae
worse for his thirty-tive days detention.
in fact ne said that ne had had A fairly
good time. tna officials having treated
him with every consideration.
lyman sent two cahiegrams, one to his
wife. at AEsslubon park, telling her Of his
release: the other TO william Lyman.
treasurer OF the Irish National League o.
America. In an interview ne said:
Whatever the nature Of my mission 20
Europe was Il bas been more than sac
cessful. / look fory ard TO the establish
usent IN the near future OF an tndsEeRi-
ent Irish republic The object OF my visit
WAS not that attributed 10 Il by the press.
There never was any fdaa Of a plot against
the czar and there never ~as any icea
% doing arg injury 10 tke queen Of Great
Britain. That Is an absurdity. We Irish
men have nothing 10 do with things OF
that kind. We are honorable IN our war
fare As TO the czsr. l would myself
stand between him and danger. as I w0si.d
between danger and my own son
Exactly what the nature Of nay mission
was / cannot say. But l may tell you
this. I am no believer in the anarchistic
ideas OF the general destruction Of pTis-
ons and property IL sou are the father
no harm could ever come 10 any one OF
Your children froEi any act of mine. I
would not hurt hair of dog in the
street.
Il believe in dynamite as a weapon of
war and we Irish Nasionalists are al war
with Great Britain The Irish people IN
America proved their union In Chicago
last October, when l was a delegate 10
the convention there BY establishing an
Irish national alliance, a public organlza-
ton for the establishment of an Irish re-
public. The object of the alliance is plain
IS stated. and that IL means 10 attain that
object by force is equally plainly stated
/ include dynamite and every other meth
Oh OF warfare in force. just is the United
States government includes the Zalinsh
gun.
II will say tha; visited Gibraltar aud
possibly other places where. II the British
government knew any thing OF my move
ments. ! should not be az liberty now.
That shows how absurd the statement Is
that I was shadowed BY British detec-
tives ever since / left New York. The
night before my arrest saw that my va
Iise had been tamperee with.
II think one of the most important mat
ters for the cause OF Ireland is proper
propaganda 10 let the European nations
know that while the British flag covers
one inch Of Irish soil Irishmen will never
cease latent or active hostility against
the rule OF the alien government which is
cunningiy and maliciously depopulating
Ireland ! think that my arrest has done
some good in that way. by making the
seven centuries struggle OF the Irish
race for freedom"
Then lyman spoke for a considerable
time on the subject of the hour. twen-
ty-niie ditch alone was between England
and an invasion by French army. and
hundred thousand men could sweep the
country. The British army he asserted.
Is composed of the riff-raf Of the cities.
while its efficiency Is the laughing stock
OF the experts OF continental Europe. Rus
sla. he said. Is moving on India and the
downfall OF the British empire, with Ma
prophecy OF the New Zealander
on the ruins OF London bridge. would un-
be realized within the present
generation. Regarding Bell. Kearney and
way or the other.
In the course OF the talk he was asked
point blank what was his connection With
the Phoenix park murders lyman begged
the question, saying the deed done in Dub
lin on May 8. i&1, was not the act of one
man or two met. or a small body Of men.
but OF the whole Irish National party.
The blows that struck down Cayendish
and Burke were struck by the Irish race.
What he was charged with was one OF
the phases OF that cruel war waged for
between Ireland and England.
Engllshmen spoke OF May s. lSS2. but con-
venientiy forgot the assassination Of the
night previous. when the boys in Ballinar
were stabbed and shot by British hired
assassins-when one little fellow L years
old fell down wsltering in his own blood
and expired in the presence OF his ago
nlzed father.
They forget" he asserted. "the brutal
assassination OF Helen McDermott. a
young girl in the bloom Of womanhood.
bTutaiy stabbed 10 death by the knives
of England's hired hravadoes. They for
get the murder OF Mary Dean and her
aged mother. assassinaied ny BGckshot
Forster All these infamous crimes are
ignored ty the British press and public.
CcronerS JUrieS In Ireland returned ver-
diets Of wilitgi murder against the assas-
sins. but England ma ie no arrests In,
stead OF that she conferred honors and
promotions on her wrefched criminals
But the great and good God who visits
with punishment nations as well as indi-
viduals. Will soon shower upon the head
Of this wicked nation fitting retribation
for the many crimes already committed.
The instruments Of His vengeance are
mastering their forces and the present
generation will witness the destruction OF
this modern Babylon drunk with the
blood OF the people"
Ivory Again demanded.
LONDON. Oct. is,-E3wa-d J. Ivory. alias
Bell alleged dynamite-, was brought up
on remand az rhe Bow street police court
today Counsel for the crown asked an
other weeks remand. which was opposed
by counsel for the defense. on the ground
that the long delay has already damaged
iyary's business IN New York. and that
there was no evidence against him The
magistrate, however. remans5esi the prgs-
oner. venlarSing that there was consid-
sratSe evidence against him.
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