| Show IRELAND the thi situation in ireland Is dall daily y growing more and more precarious A furious norene no rene war is being waged there und it ia is like likely that t the he present british imperial ament et will ill be asked to pass fresh oppressive laws to coerce the stubborn people of 0 the Z emerald m erald isle I 1 again the following appeared in the I 1 irish h orld recently the pali fall mall says ireland ia is likely to ai give ve abe ministers far more trouble than an they bargained lor for this winter there is W going to be serious and it may be bloody work there before long and it adds we are on the eve of a no rent war more serious than that which followed the arrest of mr Para ell 11 to those who hare have followed the course of events in ireland as to described in the columns of the irish world the apprehensions a above bove expressed will occasion no surprise the appeal of the irish people for even a small measure of justice has been ignored thir their apparent willingness to accept avery a very limited concede eion aon has been only regarded as a proof of their conscious weakness and the great bulk off oft the landlords have refu refused sed to make anything like such reductions io iii their rents as would enable the tenants to meet them under such circumstances it is perfectly natural that a spirit of indignation ind should prevail y 11 in the minds of the people pi aad rd that hat those among them a very large proportion who art arts threatened with eviction should determine s to resist the attempts tempts of their enemies for their destruction if there should be as the this gazette anticipates bloody work in ireland before long those who must mast be held responsible for it ought not to be allowed to gratify with impunity their u unappeasable hatred odthe taco race u upon a vt whose b ose toil and 64 go t they EO ey have fatte fattened ned 4 b bo e offered to the ex 1 of t their heir mandates every fa alic d man will look on it as by the course they the people eop flahave lahave have been gas goaded deato to the last dextre extremity in ity and they cannot be expected to submit patiently and tamely to their own destruction in the districts resistance relis has been off determinedly and vigorous to evictions the perpetration of these outrages has to a considerable extent ceased and the natural inference is that hit tho manifestation of the spirit in other parts of the country will produce similar effects the people at least seem to Q fake take this view view of the case and appear deter dater mined to pursue the only policy which to their clods offers a hope of of escape from the difficulties by which they are surrounded at present there can bo be no doubt but that the people of ireland hayo lave many any just and vital gri grievances evancek and that they have aada ha d ause for dissatisfaction satis fiction with the supreme government which liis domin dominator atod its concerns tp taa ansh ah people ale have bale been subject to an amount of force and harrowed with kith vi violear ol 01 en t repressive measures in vain they have survived all opposition andrall and all oppression and their cry for justice has hat only increased in unanimity and force as the bears years have passed by until their to day nearer a successful issue abak iha STever iver before it is to be hor hoped re however howey er that the british britis h gobern if possible avert a new reign pf blood and nod terror in ireland business Du siness and social affia affairs irs A n that island appear to be io in a bor dering tuon upon absolute chaos in these cir circumstances um so often repeated there was stringent and unreasoning inea measures have been so frequently tried before with uniform failure bat it js is high ilma time a pro gramme was adopted |
