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2THE HURON SIGNALV FRIIAY, YABICH 80, 1888.
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of t•Mytbntt<g bed I. to tract M M •11 the pewtabstMl. Nt.lmtu ri) atauDssa esu aslant �ltpia vant %on:swi m $aruau
ie w ow f ses•s•w.l us )Mir ►ow ' t I witted have bee eyftleteut tui this {bet was aajestly •d /rhuseatly mein so hr son the Plast if Cameo w vee
ee I., areewn.e• AU I use say le, 1ba1 ! ver vilest Grimes in euotety -the plonk hem thea. poor people while they were oersted (Irish .Mie} Itemewb.r •lb
if that trawmaetu•a, monad elowing sub i � breed sed water diet, twenty -tour defenceless, cad bas beau obliged to pry ways that the Plan ti Campa.ge as the
matted to a tabula) .1 readout t,tags- I hoerof solitary ounbu.meat, deprived every shilling of the cut• of 150 eject- inmost sediment of the loth diftioulty.
testes •t (Mite ielstusat-,1 shit .incase- '4 Welts, of coma* 11$11i*T1111111, 11 nuts, newts (Clasen ) No.. ear, tete is It is • mere roujb sad reedy way to
oust "'ad w wbuIttod 'bell (..iv. $,d eo1urth •r. -lust perfectly •eleselle Lord Derreyue'e tmpsrt.al ("intuit as to core the blunders of your legiallatwo,
m
Lugli.bee to sty je
ery est teeter so imp every material caw physical dee hoe the eel is jsepieg u between the aid to cars your folly iu slut sliming
scan ort •ud prletes a upon ea, it that is Oriues Act end tee Phut of Campaign. with the Bill of my hon. friend the
year ateuen.w stud chivalrous treatment , after sa w•.utba. (Laughtu.) hvw, 1 m.wber fur Cxk jlnah vises). We
of puhllosl prisoners. You will neve. wiVquote another iuel•nee-lie famous, an the mete Uhler* sod vedettes of
herr a murmur or a word of oueopluut "tete u..ogem.et id Itudyke, which n.illeuns of Irishmen who take nook
fr .m mar lips if toe pick to that, but the buries) Englaud last wormer, and under the staudard of my hog. friesad
moment lieu yo farther sue treat w as for which her Majesty's Government (chess). Lo me fur • moment ea•
Gal• tie worst eximimosb 'eller
a aoerety prorirnl no rewady wln•t*ver (
What Ali toe the statement of the right hon.
whaddym you Ro tertbot god try end suohect u theJresult f lust year Cul O'C.ha- emote'sau. We heard it stated over
w to ghee, our of the meet hardened rack and over attain in the most wnaNM
ute
1rotAL 1oan�rt maters, and of the meet desperate baht manner that the authority of the Hati.m-
iug seen b..iJ.., iu Ireland, refused to •1 Leave •std that elf her ALajesty'o
accept fro to corer 1} yea's rent of 57 Government scudo nut -run 'o !n-
tenants. He bas now soupiest !3.000 land -that one or the nt either must psek
to wipe off two years' rent of 72 tenant., up aid to ilauelater) is the National
after incurring some 000 is legal ea- League 'Meg t Deas it allow the .bgbt-
Douses. Cheers and laughter. Ther est'sign ..i going 1 (Irish t uerel. There
is to coy, atter losing all his m. wry, and e,• 1,800 branches of a Nautical
after c.wtiug the British taxpayer over
±:1.000 f,,r expenses for his evictions,
(bear, hear), he has nowt c to the
eeuclusten that the Onuses Act is "nu
' and be has struck his deg to the
it. 1 will paw on to the results, and 1 i Plan of Campsigo upon tar eerie terms
will ouly say that if any one hu rumen to hon than he would have hot before
to blush for them, 1 do not think it i. the Crimes Act was passed. (Cheers.)
cow )hear, hear) I hops 1 ant not de- Let use read • letter which caws this
the public to ate isle tea worms taming tbt House (bud Home Rule eery day from the principal man on the
than they would tee any cut throat for 41bstn'• The only excess I can plead is tattle of my hon friend, the member fix
swing my a pie, L r savioq lay con. met I do not think I shall have an Etta Maya The Rev Father 1'.br
atitsehta, a f..te which the ie., opportunity very coon of claiming their jMutphy says -
t i •'Aly dear Mr Dillon -A thousand
thanks for cheque. You have acted
nobly by us, and we have reason to
thank and be grateful to y,u, Whit
pleases tae moat of all u that our victory
over C•donel 1) Cal hen is complete,
4 1,�fa'� yy�
�' • Y.�.. � L'; a �'�.- .. t. '� , �t[lr"1'l�ft`
Eogls.hie,M 4r"ss ton to son_ 1 ti. o 1
bink rte at 1 misett Y hay. tory much
to fear , nor 1 Mee 1 eV bars ••t s
guilty nommeses in /acing {h.,.. mea
(cis). I shoed rather think Ilia' 11
then se ssybody W whew the cry o1
Amour applies In lite trausnhun-1
should think that if there is anybody
.h„ rwatgs to bleak at the rams 1f
In ►stone, sed to l.rMitcawl-
siow •pert altogether from the b.uud
that as shed there, 1 should stank it M
her MMjeal • Guvwtntseet r near Mar),
who bled neither the hwwuitr •Y forbid
t`w,
sietw•e not. tb. Douro• t•, perse-
'hety (loud Otptrr.••u ch..r.
tit intended cud saMt$oo.d
it N there • a n'' prwl>ect
absiet ntd them -.
de to ateiadon them
they threatened to
bsoonte iuconreniettt t•. a Tory candi-
date hear, bear), and they bad the in-
credible meanness while my kande were
o mod in pprison- t o 1roseut s story to
the English people under a false and
*i 'ruthful gwsse in oder to reco.oile
h bl- h treated
v•re i
T sly
%leu.
Guist' had
-the for Inset' 1
from whit► criminals are altogether
exempt-whes you ask us to make tome
and active and velentary •ckuowledt
mein of our kinship and egoistuy with
criminals, lbws we Nay; ow : we will die
fico (hear, hear And y, m will have to
learn the deliriums bet... n your creat
sal classes and Irish political prisoners,
even if you have to fall back on the
soroose • jury and their verdict to es -
overlain that distinction loud Oppositwa
therm). I will ley outhiug more about
which the Lind t n'iteiuut-n, and now mitt"° (renege cheer. ;bre
..
•:slat setrybudy n this earth school,- should hk. to ask before I sit gown --
Ie
would hate 'wen ascot unmerited, a ben is ell this to end 1 what object is
and a most awf olamity of it had bap s000mpdelor f If this is to go us for -
*ver sail forever, what object can tt ever
poesibly accomplish except misery to a
week people rod worry sod eternal •ud approved by all w o understand the
shame to yourselves? (Chem . Is It matter fully. He did his utruust to get
the object of the right hon gentleman
to convert the Irish people sughter), or
is it to dragoon there laughter) -to
dragoem them out of aspirations which
are as deeply lodged in the hearta of •
mi111o1 mall as the blood in their seiner
(Loud and pro) ,nged cheer Dors the
right hon. gentleman in his wildest hour
imagine that he has made n• single
convert throughout the loogth and
breadth of Ireland by kis coo I I ceded to the different degrees of poverty
Guppies the right hon. '*Dalen n will were lb per omit upwards to :.i, 30, 40
reply by-•iuc-bye. 1 ask on ma he The clouts of evictions were £450, and
mast as much as one aingi other costs in legal proceedings were
whit. he has *tempt i .. est flak He mid he should pay
grvd•oe ten single man sm.oka the egoist £;'0 out of the £1,000 given
whom be has really frights „osmee re him, and that he was paying 5 per cent
sult ref all the terrific powers hash he for moneys borrowed besides. 1 have
received s very great number of letters
congratulating, us en our .access. We
have succeeded wonderfully, thank 4
and e11 our (thole, and you amongst
chem.
(Geeta) This is the way in which the
hoer. gentleman has beaten the
of the plan of campaign. These
twtis0ts have won in spite of him,
..wont adhering to that plan of
amfr} What . • t her I rubella
'has he taught them i The tan-
ks* woo, and every man who was
Or possession et his holding
of the Crimes Aot, and h.a
„lding ever since (cheer..
.wenn the right hen gentle-
tnumpbant Cromwell- has
t6thst, thanks to
ILL . r t to the right
or they are
I .,.I! Y.o0E1Tl•u4•.
imped (cheer.). Now, ler, 1 won't weary
Out House, I promise you, by going into
a!I the sieer*ble tustaooss of fool play
)hear, hear), Ube vile sets of indecently
that were re.•xted to against m. in the
omit way, 1 aright say, for unfortoaate-
ly they are commonplace, every -day
oas/Nencee is Ireland under the iw-
faass.s tribunals that you have set op
obese and call them justice. I wuu't go
kilo that matter : and as to
TREATVENT,
RA I certainly am not going intc any
raked of the tniserable little prison tor-
tures ar.1 u.dignitie• that were eniploy-
i4 to gire us pain and humiliation, and
what is much mute important, to be-
smirch the character of the Irish repin-
e rotators in the eyes of the people of
Greenan' and elsewhere. I think we cab
slturd t„ pass these things by. Loud
sheen I belie s that our oppoueuts
are not soion 1 renerytbing that is man-
ly nese. bear) as not to feel rather
ashamed non eery exultant about the
right hunt gentleman's prison exploits.
(Near, hear. Dec there is another order
eVoppauents. I am serry to think that
t one ere sten who are capable of derir-
z.g • pill keeorr pleasure in wetter that
torments ears told and is seeing us
.mut under their effects But I shall
.t 'ratify them. And for the simple
• non that 1 don't feel . ,unded tl.,ud
the tenants to purchase. and he would, 1
think, sell on any terms rather than
yield to the plan, but we •txulutely re-
fused to purchase as long as the nape re
whined around our Becks. We wusld
not entertain the idea of purchase at all
until restored to the holdiogs, and free
as the mountain air to newt "el elual
terms. The neat gale is sot t' be asked
until the end of June ; red:outina con-
bas
ue
bas been wielding in irelsru(dosses the
Iaet six months 1 1 pat to
gentlemen opposite to tsar
what shouts and what 'wash t
pawed this Crimes Act with`., h
trample over us. I res.mbttll,Tell
yell of delight with which t b
the declaration of the C
Exchequer I think at w
to be
A DIEL To Thin
between the Notices(
ehwere;, and i didn't feel u, the least de- Government, apt -t
g mama. (Laud cheers.) 1 rather sus'i"Ileng;,,_
• tttisults 1 ( ,
pita that the rig:it hen. Reolleelf-eillft put it to the
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der s:1 bis jaunty bravery carries les ould they
•
euwteien*rs oe net quite se easily as eppehave
I som'w I dad feel eery keenly when in •htmmn if
the res.
octant !e a letter which the rightham. net
fem•o puba,hed to a Mr Arnet�
1Iawitch, not wailing •any broad•pOw
honest charge against me, he comely .4146nl� jet,
f�
• 'Trvorn ' AND L'AT11.sO*1 1111 .CA N, SOP"
I
the lcehsome insinuation that 1 shelter- weal n
eel myself under the plea of ')deres from
the infulcemeut of prison diaespline-a
statement as to ethic challenge
richt here. �ut:emau appeal
roe of t!ie three , !!.,i• dnctors who ex.
canned me fur one tittle, 1 won't soy of
foundation, but eves of countenance
h r such an assertion. Loud cheerio. (Hod'1a Mule cheers,. epi a-
Ilen we are Dow fade to fees, :load and ti ,n of Irish lamilorda who waited on cele • c"napit•cy on whose
:r,ntinued Opposites cheeringo, and I Lord $ahcbury the o, her day with • beg 05 hare heard m many h
challesse Ism, in defence of his own ging letter chef and laughter,. Mk right hon. gentlemen op
chased t-ior it ler after e11, his own !them how man- them would 'be .il are at this moment only
seareet r that it et stare -I challenge ling to try a . ill the Plan of Cam great estates In Ireland
hint to a; peal soy ane 01 those three plugs t„mor:"s (renewed cheers). The ! landlords are offering any
uaoaJs -,on. : them the prison de tor, fact is the ('tan i,f t'd,n,Tsign has never •Dee. One of Ghon a the
a Pro/retool t ;;enileman, And son of a had so widen') mot unbroken a mares of in the county of W.zford,
bndlord and the 'ther .m member of •ictuses as it has had during the last ria fain Hamilton i•emwrten
the Proms s Board and the thirst a gen- I months cheers•. The greatest number I lesion, The N11 n Lord
Qe; t lemon .h' se nem: even tee this hour I ' of the important struggles in which we property, where tete •q
Gripcf neo e 't know') t lullemro him to appeal I were engaged when this act was passed � eMrgencymen by prof
I . au► Siegle ma or to e11 of these gen- , helve been brought to • conclusion under third a 'he estate mf, Lo
the •ter', t•. ,rive the slightest countenance the very mouths .of the right hon. gentle- ' It must fk • proud thing
for that ',famous imputation. Loud I ma1t's guoa. And upon what terms 1 I I to know that on the tai
.beer. : god I •i. rather 'Reimer on could keep you anyjhour giving moan. I ret hon• gstbmen is
the sui fret than I w t.1* t.. be. I hate . ces ; bet thus I say- that the ems thing I wet Wad abominable s
said that I was angry about the letter' that applies to them all is that in every per'eeuuons that ever
while I was in prison, but I have come single instance at least the original dc- : order to strife down
out of prix's, and bare bad an opportu. mends of the tenants have bean conced- these pear people, to a
coy if @gain readu.g that letter, I am led. every evicted ten.nt hoe been rein. lead to tie their hands
story no_onger. (Hear, bawl). 11 .1 -
ms a nasi greater man than I am I
treat it would he ample vengeance for
me to find that any statesman who had
ail reputehoo to lass should have
pinned meth a letter -a letter conveying without any Crimea Act at all. I will
the slightest imputation coon a men just give one or two iostane” .1 ton
whose mouth was closed, (hear, hese) right hon. gentleman's administration in
tut I must say al., that there breathed Ireland. I will just take
in every sentence the temper of a beaten ; THS Calla Or LORD DR PRtY!1,
and an angry msu, (okapi-, and I was I
Ron c t, say of an angry woman, 1 m county Rri*comm.on. Jut as this Aad
ua CND roOreAND+ OF rcorte TO JAIL,
t of agile'' ...t 1 in at this moment , Metall, aware that and gladly would they go there rather
to eine of the hoses on sureral estates where that struggle u than glee you one tittle of information.
.Bata.... a desbt rill reseeding the landlords are brain
rine as �L 1 g i(ith all your resources and your terrors
their hopes and ere tpening lith negro it i one of our proudest boasts that, wuth
tlrahinq w tenons, not with the right hen. gentle an organisation of over 500,000 mem-
'.•Ls" or e•ttriIiw man or Dublin Castle, but w the seam- bis, you snout find smcog them one
Ask the da / len of
League in Ireland (cries. "More' )
There are rather more, the Gor
eminent has added more 1 bra by it.
eat (Irish cheers). No us thea two
hesired and thirty bre have stet
been nominally grappled . There
are 1.500 brunettes. Doti like five -
sixths of the whole hon, on
which nut a linger bas been (cheers).
Why t L it because right hoe
'Gentleman hes ooso•ired • too affect
tion Lr the National 1 is it M-
eause the breeches are echoing in
',ewer ..r have altered r principles
b..:ause of this Ace of meat I No,
it is because the Gov ret have mads
such s disastrous and se luta mesa in
attcusptteg to supper" At branches
that �;g�,,���
THEY DARED NOT roust THE aIDICI'LE,
the colossal collapse, that would result
from any attempt W crush the whole of
the organisation (Woo cheers). Every -
owe who knows the suppressed counties
of Kerry. Own, and my own aunty,
knows that the branches bold their
meetings just as usual. We knew by
the figures sod the cash that collie in
that the subscriptions, instead of falling
off, have increased, that the resolutions
of the League are gassed in the usual
way, and that tkq are regarded with
more manedn, a and eftia:_- than usual
by the whole cosmouity. I have told
yAI that the branch meetings are baisg
held. I will read,ou a report )f one at
Dunhsllo•, whish appeared in Ceded
Ircian•f-
"At the mutt* lir Pomeroy was in
the chair. Banning for officers to go
on the committee for the print year
took place, with the following result
Mind you, there was a most rigorous
competition atad Noose voting for office,
the only emolument of which, as the
Chief Secretary for Ireland knows well
enough in his heart, will probably be a
couple of months on a plank bed. (Loud
cheers. ,The hen member, amidst
much merriment, then real the names
and number of relies pilled by the can -
mime wild sod desperate than ever, th
deletamidst much
es the 0•mmhtee, finishing up, feeling against the right bun. geotleman
laughter, by the usual an -
'n Ireland has been steadily amain
"the hest are elected."
This is how the matey "1 the .*girt hen + down from a passionate and almost un
gentleman affects the people of Ireland. °"ntrota is e.nbb of itndignatiorm�to •feel -
Cheers The whole of your Act de- 1 Ing sat utte Aattennp�to the ht hon
pended uiann first daze -the power : geatlesao • vanity, though perfectly re
to eli_it ,ecrrf evidence. That is a very I essunw to hie friends who surround him
rffect:re piece of machinery. Why do
you u.: pet your power of secret inquiry
or did leu tsw/Y( r• n. rent' mere u in his int. fere* for suppressing the branches
row eco Treasury Bench (cheers I of ti's National League t Why, her Ause
'• geatleo .` of 1:11414! nOwe It is the same way with lila know youwill Gave to
e ♦ I. fVec.:..e we have had to deal with.
Campaign eves with Minnels ovef Gish
heads (o, .peecbes that they delivered 1'n
the people. l )rub cheers) Again. per-
haps, I may be giving the lleisf t3ests-
tsry • top (las.gbt.r), but I n t r.pjeot
W h • bit My Iwtt basic
r iwembaf
for South Tipperary, .i away
morn furseadsble persue 1 so 1 oil
in
the Plan of l ampsago iiegsnuatiou (es
the Murbelswwn seat.. but beusu.e
he happened to be • man of few words
M coil b. ruti.iq with us is the lubby
lomortu. ntgbt suss sed u( repratet evil •
plank bed iu Tells.iurs, sa he would if
ke had &pukes rat his mind at the mar-
ist ovule ,ohear. I d it. t noted Sings
it tither, 0110 char his worth's
desae viotoeissesIy. Thou ail right
hos- galla-u's gtott.•w
ex A.rarsa woe.
I won't say • good deal, though i sight,
about the mea.in..a ut this policy of sub-
j.c-lsr juurualuts to a bread and water
diet for the simple offence that they re-
eurded the right hal. geutleuue a failure
from week to week tool cheers . That
is chiming of their offence that these
meetemre aro held oil .Fite of him (hear,
hear). H. aught as well lame • pude.
manna sepgve•siag the spa is the kear-
ens. and thea go about smashing the
faces of the sun -dials fur recording the
fact that the sun coos sbuntue as wart
(taughter and eheenl Worse still a the
miurabls querills war too the Mwavuud-
on and the bullying sad intiuIsdetine of
litt:e ohildreu ibear. holt). The Chief
13'tootle, might have remarked that the
right hon. gentleman who sits next to
bon w a person who in former years
might so easily hart come under that
same category i Hoene Wide cheers). The
right hire gentleman soli ('wideOf/Amid
1n his day. I make so reproach to him,
fur he was an extremely loud customer
(IAegh:er). if he bed not ported with
his blah buaincsa, as he did in • most
timely manner im view of subsequent
legislation. the tight hon. gentleman
would be liable to three months ou a
plank bed ,Nome Rule cheers and some
Ministerial interruption:,. The right
hon. gentleman bee not saccteded iu
burying one single newspaper report.
Ile hu not daunted • noels newspaper,
and I promise you he never will Irish
cheer.., even if he proo.eda free' the
editors to the printers, and horn th
printers to the printers' devils, as be
probab y will do. There u absolutely
ONLY ON1 t*bt1)INU FEATURE
of the right bon. gentleman's policy in
Ireland, mid that ie us colossal and
monumental failure, and that is the en
thing that mottoes the 'Weds of the Ire
people against the deeds he has commit-
ted. Nubia the hest few weeks -proba-
bly in view of the sitting of Parliament
-the right hon. gentlemen has made a
more prodigicus show of eoerry than
ever, striking oat right. left, and centre,
outraging the feelings of the Irish, peo-
ple. and insulting and meltre•ttng rnen
of humor and courier.. Notwithstanding
that for the last few weeks he has been
-- _
sowsto he mars •ecoemful 1 1), any of
the r tbt hon. putler•su's bit friends
seas that he is • better wean or a heaver
Mail than Mr runner. or that V is the
demoir .tetuusee el the owe I No, s,r ;
the right hou. usetless•u i., so doubt, to
• petite/et 1. ; inflict enure open oar
people misery and untold sefferittg.
We acknowledge that the met• seder.
Ones 1e prison are oily • part, and
very small part, of the friebtfel su(ert/�
calamities, •ud troubles the huu.
getotLnuan Is bringing egos ribuy an
humble family no Inland.
A BRUTAL r•tonprrrlo)
is anew s at the hands of every vil-
lage cousteble, every brutal oouatabie
wee hue quarrel with the people ; bet
lbs blab Iw..ple, you may depend wpm('
it, will beer the .train. (Opposition
cheers W. have n.,w tested the right
hon geutl.utan s strength' sod oar own,
and we ere es of cowed, (Iriab ohsers), we
ere sit disheartened. (Hear, beer.)
We •r. not even embittered, Th• right
i bon genuernan, the w.taber for lllidlu-
tias, bas acaompliehed within two years
what seven hundred year. of co-
ercion have not accomplished, (Op.
p.rsition t: hew.), sad what levet hen.
dr.1 years more of Oo.reson w111 leave
e nact omplul ed still (.mud Opposition
cheered. HD hu knitted the hearts of
the two peoples ; he his knitted thein
of a more seared ani enduring bowl
than • bond of terror and .,f brute tures.
He has done that, and ear gaarral with
England, our bitterest toward. UT -
land has g -ow Opp eitn.n cheers), and
n .ill be your fault, it will he yoar whew
if it ever retgras, s crime for which bi•-
t,.ry will stigmatise you for ever (loud
Opposition cheers).
t )O alt TIER *1r..RATtr a TODAY
(t tion cheers). Wei are for pesos
and for the happiness and for the broth-
erhood ..f the two nations (cheer.). I1
you are for eternal repression and eter-
nal dimmed and steroid misery for you as
well as for us, we are for appeasing the
dark oss.ions of the past (Opposition
cheers). We shall be amply ocmtwnsat-
ed ff we should be destined, as I hope,
please God, we may, to be the last of
the long and mournful fiat of mesa who
have had to fight for it, and ushers epos
the day of victory we will grant an easy•
o amnesty to the right hon. gentleman op-
posite for our little troubles at Tulla-
mon, and we .ill bless his policy yet as
one of the most powerful, though en-
oonscious, instruments in the delivery of
sur country (loud and prolonted cheers), -
h For three onkel was suffering from
a seven cold to my tad, sccuuupanied
by • pun in the temples. I tried some
of the many camera remedies without
any relief Ely's Cream 13s1w was re-
commended to me. Atter only sic ap-
plications of the Balm every twos of say
ould was rewuved.--Henry C. Clark, tat
Dlewou New York Appraisers' Otte,.
1 was troubled wua catarrh in my
head to au annoying extent for three
e years. After twos one bottle of lily's
Clam Balm I was entirely cured. -Wm
g J Cline, Victor, N. I. - -
this criminal and ill cinapir• single informal. if you go all through
ah,.•esty Ireland, (loud cheers), though I have
le. from no doubt that the market price for the
tee There article was high enough. Irish cheers.)
vee really i want to ask the right hon gentleman to
which the tell us here tonight what it is that he has
eat resist -
•o by p^'' got by his wild,and vicious at the
. ke estate life sed liberty of unfortunate Ireland 1
erre Cap -
(Hear, hear.) What has he gained by
It r I bare no patience with those who
lasereen, a talk about crime in connection with a
err also country like Ireland. outside Kerry
n : godthe there is none, and the M.nntsghtete and
Clanriarce. the Government hare had Kerry to
F,nghahmen themselves for the last eve (1. six years.
roperty the We rwuld only stand by. Itetween them
thing nae of be it, and let them divide the honors.
nisi "f petty (Opposition cheers and laughter.) The
pncused m right hon gentleman tells us, indeed;
defescee of that the number of
_• persona partiallythe,er rag'le knboycotted has
what local poliWell,
policemen may be pleas-
e aim law ed to stall "peewees partially pet pa ll y boycotted. •'
(Hear, hear.) I am sure, however, teat
the hat would go up and down a000rd-
ing to the requirements of the Govern-
ment. (Irish cheers.) The real tett is
this --lit the right hue gentleman Owe
us • lint of the land grabbers who have
taken farms, ,Irish cheers. and let him
love us s list, and i only wish be would,
of the land grabbers who, even 'Mee this
Act ha. been in force, have dropped
(heir neighbor's goods like hot peewee.
(Renewed cheers.) Boycotting? I say
Wet, so far as unjust or wicked boyeot-
tiot u ooncerned, I claim that more has
bees done to suppress it and pot it down
by my bor. (needthemember for the Har-
bor Dirision of Dublin, the eseretary of
the Natitnsl League, than the right hos
geotleman coule: do in a century. ;Irish
Ann ) 1 shall always as Ina' ea I live,
bold that there is • perfect nit' in ton
community to exercise ite Iethimata in-
deence on mea who for their owe hese
end *reedy porposee are
Tont Ptr71 or soonot.
sheers I admit that there are two
&eases of vietime at the right hon. gen-
tlem•n's mercy - p.hlie spsakns sod
public newer•pers. Public speakers are
the nearest appendages of ear weenies -
tion ; but why are they et bra teensy 1
Simply because we whim to ila► drives
from the daylight, sad '.MSM wit oboes*
to try this gaieties b rib& M«isgsr
m Mr. Wilfrid Blest ( 11
these to go shoot aidm sur
apesebea Is print., w dlsal gala a
o welt end 1omr through
or of this act with the nut s ies-
stated, coil every ahinisg of law suede ie- I with ra ms0_wa im ton
curred in the struggle his been borne as courts ba. bees bran
an indemnity by the 1adlilnrda cheep •WON"TER nr car
and laughteo. Surely the landlords (1051 cheeMrs). we" could have dome as well as that or Netter w,her sj.sty'.
the credit that the
holy alliance with
I with Lord Clanri
rents he vire get
(chests and laugh
-there is no use
of overthrowing t
but w,s passing Lord Ile Freyn.'a agent,Mr the right hon. ge
!an titer, and cries"( "Hier. hest •1,
1
d' u t %Ant t., say it, because it would ' MacDougall, wrote -- it more @scan •
to " tip.t the men in your district who driving era to du
!are able to pay rent and won't. We publicity. The
We now been
that w* Oad t
teat* is eafdoi
the whole nom
to tattle the re
mon sadists
thus any arm
(awn). It
method.and
succeeded in
out last .i
all. and to
who talk •
twinafity
(cheers) .
right bon.
tsaity of
throat if
vim to
er of art
of Osus
(lead ch
oma
haw,
asy lei
try to
IoW
*sae is
A GRP IA IIPEL I will see, now that the Coercion Bill has
upon that gentle and tender sex to ass,- booms law, whether we won't make
cute it with the production of meth a them honest men."
letter as Glut in inch a spirit. 1 pass (Leughter. ) It turned nut that the di. -
that by without further comment I honest men were Mr MacDougall and
.e been glad to learn since i left pris-
on and 1 Cul that it is no longer ne-
cessary for us to defend ourselves in the
eyes of the English people, and i believe
that there is not a Tory of the fifth mag -
'wade also really in his hear: believes
for one instant that we are such creat-
ures as to cry out against • men sen-
tence of imprisonment re its cones-
'luences, except those like the hen gen-
tleman the member for Knuth Tyrone,
who stated that we attempted to set up a
distinction between member, of Pendia.
meet and peasants our comrade", our
tree patriots, who have been onn,ieted
under the Ad. Sir, there is not a shad-
ow, nil a tittle of foendatios for nkat
best, hear). We have eheiwied nothing
for eurealses as mambees of Parlia.esmt
that w• du mot alarm equally for every
swan who is eosvis.d ester the 1551-
s7 classes el the AS. If that maw
s • enmimal there is se taw's why
be
ohne d est he triad Were to ordinary
trammels and •svistd (bear, heal)
Tale in the only thing isi1a11 soy spam
the matter-tbal 7w w pet etly
hie master. (Chews.) Mr MeolMwtall
had confidence in the Crimes Bill and is
the right hon. weitleman haat autumn.
Where is Mr M•eikoagall today 1 He is
pew. (sheen), he is dismimed, and
everything that the tenants were then
demanding has been enneeded. (Ra
sewed cheer*) it was the very day
after i come eat of prisms that 1 learnt
that the new agent had had an inter-
view
nterview with two of the moot prominent of
the campaigners of the estate, and that
M nut only Weed to the tenant's hareem
het that be agreed to ?Wend a sem of
over £1,700 which Mr IldeDoterse had
dbhow qtly extorted from thous on a
ppooreffkw of the estate before the Plan of
Qai'rigm yes started (Cheese) Thie
mossy wee yraElg from the busts 117
sheer terrorises by serving 150 write of
ej.stesewt jsgeMst the beasts before
tory bed the prILMien of the Plan of
ampal'. , and w, seek hi the (orae
of the P1.n, ot•with the Cels.. het in hill
vigor, tin this hodtsod hes not truly
hew Allgood to weasels the tamest.'
ttl505, bon b. bas Mew
hie
bion
m
ANG+ •T•Iti •E
1y my that I
mens joy of .1l
get out of their
Clanric•rd., and
joy of all the
01 hie tenants
The fact of it is
Mime it -instead
n of Oampeign,
an has only made
ore irresirtthle by
business with Is..
nary of the Plan
.d t.' such a degree
ne single campaign
keep the peseta of
ty cheers) - -ay, and
f s whole mommonity
y and more honestly
Lend Ceunmissionere
he s rough and ready
ooht it is, but it has
ass out of 100 throegh
threat an straggle at
this we eball.nte those
the dishosesty or the sri
• Ilan of Campaign
challenge them. The
Osman will have an ripper-
inv vet wards down my
wast, and i dlallemgs
ay Sage deed of seteat,
tis towable to the Plea
from ed le end et Indeed
i uWlsste y.s to moot
is ',blob the duan' we
have hese dsalaeed Gay
eomseries is t1 . esus
nr szaigtees ed, and
es addwse say true sieele
ton right hem. g.etMnta5
with alt his poyps sad all
is bresk4g cop aeriabi velem
(Irish thaw). 1 tWk
PEAKY Mar hear)). /f,��ftisldy ton
ttwbas for East Cisse's01 Won Oark,
were for menthe and .aeitlm etr�rtgM1 r
the booker of the P1mm h as�elAm,
•d also my fiend W tms.b.r Mr
0.1wwy�y. Thtt
They bare esaHy beat Mr
sosfM
oaths burner rf ton !YO
with detectives -a feeling ---well I won't
twee particularly describe it than say
that the hon. member for Cork very
aptly illustrated it the other night by the
apologue of the lion and the cat Irish
cheers). The right hon. gentleman has
the dietincti o of haying developed an
entirely new department of the Irish
damwlty •moat; her Majesty's soldiers
(shone) When my frieud Alaederillt
and myself were hurried away 1n a spec-
ial train of the middle .,f the night to
T.11amore I felt it rattier keenly, but
was considerably consoled when 1 learned
that the neat elle the right hon. gentle
man had to make of special trains was to
ship her Majesty's soldiers away from
Tullamore for cheering Mandeville sod
se ;Irish cheep I ; and do not let them
ride on upon the statement that these
were mete Irish soldiers.
The Chief Secretary was understood
to my that they were Irish soldiers.
Mr. O'Brien -They were undoubtedly,
bat there was a Scotch regiment there, •
regiment of his own countrymen, the
Seettieh Fusiliers, sod by some unhappy
mandate they ale. had to be driven away
by special tratn for awkward manifesta-
tions at Mitcheletnwn (Irish cheers and
laughter'. He had to employ pollee
patrols to watch the prison ellinth
rah cheers). Yee, the police patrol in
ollamore jail was not between the
outer world and me, but between me sod
the jail udiaiala, and not oily that, but
to my own knowledge -the right hoe
ietitlemsn cannot even must on the
Royal Irish Constabulary -to my own
knowledge be bad to employ policemen
to watch policeman (laughter and ( )p
position cheers) That is what the
right hon. gentleman calls ho!d,ng his
own in Inland i ironical cheers). He
has done one thing, and really Dow I re-
member it is about the ,only thing he
seeceeded in, and he botched that (laugh-
ter). or nearly succeeded in -kinking
about • number of bonfires that were
lighted through Ireland on the occasion
of our release. lie did that in many
instances, and had the heeds opened
of the miscreants who Int bonfires and
who cheered for os and for the right
boo. gentleman the memter for Midlo-
thi•n. He has Licked net a few bonfires
of Irish Nationality, but the sprit that
lighted them is beyond his power (Mud
lneh and tlppsition cheers). Th. late
Mr Fnaesr-and I do not recall the cir-
eumetanees for the purpose of inanities
his memory-- the late Mr Pester went
down to Tellamnre and addressed the
people from the hoes! windows, Maier
the Q jinn of a noisiest W polies,
end he vans bock to (bb Howe, mod
there are many mess is this Neese who
w still mneme., the triumphant se-
swot
o-test he Rave of his eipeneaes@ at iwll-
snere, mead the pethetre, the train ski -
mirky with .hieb he aseur.d this Noma
Nat be was winning, tat the people
sere with him, and that the fnilewers of
my bee. (rimed were • min peek of
Wass nem lend reckless boyo. if they
sok gate hist
I
The Jees.y casae t. aeay.
I expressed Gose weeks ago my fund.
otos her the jersey, and my hope that
all persons of the worthy sex who know
that they have hoe figures, or fear that
they are too lumpy for gracefulness, will
go on patronizing it. I am glad to find
that the Grand Duchess Vladimir thinks
es I do. Her feeling on the subject is
that the jersey'is the highest effort of
the dressmaking art. She has it thin,
and she has it thick, with a plushy in-
side ; she hos it high, and she has it low.
Of the low kind I have this week been
shown • specimen- It is in salmon Stk.
The upper edge is trimmed with • ruche
of raveled silk set on an elastic band,
- which is feteoed on at short distances.
Nothing can be softer or more fluffy.
One would think that with the tint
zephyr the whole thing would fly off like
thistle -down, which in texture it re-
sembles. There are no sleeves, but the
riche forms a shoulder hand, and • pair
of downy tassels falhi from the middle of
this part. The mesgr.-cheeted should
.not weer the low ; but the plump, should
adopt and cling to it obstinately. What,
yoteses, that Mao objectionable tomodest
parsons in • ball -room, is not the strip-
ping of busts, but this forcing up of
roundness toward the neck. Tont fron-
tier line which Miss Rose Cleveland
spoke of in her letter about low -eat
waists, and which, unfortunately, she
did not define, is displaced in the sense
of uphesvaL This is done not by the
Dorset if it be all well made, but by the
eon's. A jersey, low ,r higtt, forces
ncthiog, and lends itself to *easy undu-
lation. For this rumen the stout and
unstatuts-like should wear it both in and
ant of the ball-n,os•-London Truth.
A tiTTta rill,
este Me Perster, for its gAith lye.
knead, it weeld matoar.
o hie de
That wee ems
—, Iw
ttifhlest mesa ie Nfis'611 tbel
eaa.and •opedneut M i.
"Mere Tnsbee3Tay be LLDeesee.
If you do not heed the warnings of Da.
tare and at onoe pay attention to the
maintainance of your health. How often
we see a person put off from day to day
the purchaas of • medicine which if pre-
cured at the outetart of • disease would
have remedied at almost immediately
Now if Johnston's Tonin Liver )'ills had
been takee wham the first uneasiness
made its appearance the illness would
have been "nipped tet the bud." John
son's Tonic Bitters and Liver Pills are
decidedly the beet medicine on the mar-
ket for general tonic and invigorating
properties. Pills 25c. per bottle. Bitten
50 cents and $l per bottle, sold by
(hiede the druggist, Albion bloek, sole
wen (b)
If you place the ate gear the stove for
Skeen minutes it will tat better and not
be so apt to break Wong the edge,
Wee ysswtaem
Rao no rut in haying s•dtmne, but
try the thele Cidery sad Liver regale -
tor, insole by Dr. Asa, author ret
(Cees'. reeeipes. Try Ohm's Inver
Owe for all dsf.ssss• et the Liver. Kid-
"Wmy% fit`s mob and Beira*. field by all
aist
ThIw•__g pidesive.m eftes ob-
served is Towmg eels sad women. is dee
is a trot taastere to a heat of the ted
eerpwles is aha blend. To 105.4
Vide requires • ssedielwe wttieb rondos**
dime new awry little Wood errs.titueet?,
mud the best yet dt covered is Johnson •
Pewit Dieters. Prise 40 tants, NOi1
radeSt 1sb)iae.Ni.se w
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