Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-10
SEIZE
O'BRIEN'S PAPER.
Offending Articles Were Attacks on
King Edward,
QUESTION In THE COMMONS.
John Dillon Raises it Says seizure
Was Grossly Illegal Secretary for
ireland Wyndhum Defends H.

Dublin, May 1O.-The police Of Cork
Limerick and other towns Of Ireland
seized all the copies Of Mr. William
oBriens weekly paper The Irish peo-
PIE, found at the newsdealers' today
The offending articles, it now appears
We're abusive attacks on King Edward
Cardinal Vaughan and the address to
the killing,
The following are some Of the per-
sonalitles Of 1he Irish People, which
caused the papers seizure last night:
Down upon his knees before an old
and bald headed rouer-loyer Of every
woman Of fair features who has APP
pearci In English society for forty
years, Including Titled DANES anu as
yet untitled actresses-the English gen
tleman perjurer of a historic divorce
case; the polluted hero Of one Of the
most malOdorous scenes in zola's rot
ten novel Mana the center Of score
Of the most dsgraceful scandals OF the
most contemplate type down IN front
Of this English king, whose latest per
Torrance was TO stlgmatize on his
solemn oath the whole Catholic world
as superstitious idolaters, knelt the
Englsh-bor cardinal, prince Of the
church, with a document that might
have been presented to a Legree In a
southern plantation fifty years ago,
but not by the Uncle Tom. poor but
contented. Of Harriet Beecher Stoves
great story, who would have seen his
black skin stripped off inch by inch
rather than put his mark TO a docu-
ment like that signed aud presented
By Cardinal Vaughan and the Duke OF
Norfolk on his solemn oath. We do
not believe he attached the slightest
solemnty TO the performance. But the
fact remains, this old and worn out
descendant OF race Of sc0undrels and
practical professors Of hldeous Inn
morality. asservated that the most sa-
cred doctrines of the Catholic faith
were idOlatrous and superstitious He
has not yet recanted He has not said
word TO Indicate that he did not
thoroughly approve of the terms of the
oath framed In the days OF Titus. The
oath OF perturer Is no less vile than
that Of the reigning hnE; but on bend
ed knees the prince az Nhe church
knelt before this unutterably abomin-
able person. Let us console our
selves with the fact that the pre-
sentees we're English Catholics.
who are repudlated by the only really
Catholic nation now In existence. Thh
loyalsts represented England only and
II the English Catholics choose TO ack-
noWledge themselves superstltious idol
ators IL Is no fault Of ours"
The police OF London are suppresslng
copies Of The Irish People forwarded
before the Office OF Dublin was seized.
DILLON DENOUNCEs SEIZURE
London. May lO.-At the conclusion
Of the questions in the house of com
mons today, John Dillon, nationalist,
moved the adjournment Of the house
In order 10 call attention to the seizure
Of The Irish People,
Mr.. Dillon complained that the action
Of the authorities was grossly illegal
and asked whether it was due to the
attack on Mr. Wyndham, the chief
secretary for Ireland on TO the at
tack on the king. MIR, Wyndham re-
piled that II was owing 20 the attack
on the king.
Continuing, Mr.. Dillon said he was
not concerned to defend the violence
Of the attack but any seizure should
have been done through the courts,
Far more violent attacks on Queen Vic
tora had been made in the English
papers without their being seized The
present action was a blow at the lib
efty OF the press,
Mir Redmond, nationalist, seconded
the motion, characterizing the article
complained Of as very proper and
patriotic attack on the conduct Of the
chief secretary,
Mr. Wyndham, IN defending the seiz-
ure. declined to soil his lips with read
ing the attack on the king, which con-
stituted seditious libel, nor would tn.
feelings OF millions by propagating the
outrageous gross and scurrilous lies
of the article"