IRISH AFFAIRS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1737, 15 May 1888, Page 1

IRISH AFFAIRS.

London, May 10

The National League is much annoyed at Mr Pamell's recent disavowal of the Plan of Campaign. The Irish Bishops have notified their intention of adhering to the deciee issu»d by His Holiness the Poje.

Tbr«e thousand seven hundred Noir comformist clergymen have forwarded an address to Mr Gladstone, in which they express sympathy with him, and confidence in th« policy hn is following. Tnpy condrmn the policy ot the Government in treating political offenders as felons, and express a hope that the legitimate national aspirations of the Irish people will be achieved. Mr Gladstone in reply thanked them for the kind words of eympaihy, and said that tho mpmbprs of the Opposition party had given the (iovernmont, eyery assistance in expediting the business of the session. Affair* in Ire 1 and were matters of grsat moment, and demanded selilement, and he was prepared at the righ'. time to take action insisting that they should receive attention. He hoped that popular opinion would soon demand a change in the ariminiFir.iti"n of Ireland. Ue said he r-cived asi Ic bailee fi'Mtn Australia, on which was inscribed tlie words " lienjembyr Mitch.'llfltown," and which was worn by thousands in tint country. Me said, further, that he was not prepared to personally \indiea e the operations nf the Plan of Campaign, hut. in his opinion, the. G-vernment were the real authors of the organisation. May 11,

Archbishop Walsh, of Dublin, denies that the Decree issued by the Pope will injure the National League movement. Mr J. Dillon, M.P. for Mayo, line been sentenced to six months' imprisonment, with ban! lab"r. on a charge of having advocatrd lb- Plan ot Ca-i paign in addressing a meeting at Dunda'li, County Louth. Mr Diidn g.-iv notice of appeal. The Irish Bishops have inform.d the P.>po of their poure submission to tho terms of the Decree.

The. Pope has directed Ordinal Monaco to inquire in'o the of the National League, as to whether they are contrary to religion «nd morality. Home, May 11,

His liolinecs the Pope objects to Mr Parnoll's ri'inuks on the Dfcnv, and states that it is his duty to the Church lo warn the people of tho unmoral methods udopled by the National League in defiance to the law. The Decree wi i bo rend •> second time in the Irish churches on Sunday,

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