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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIV, Issue 43, 18 February 1887, Page 13

Mr. Michael Davitt arrived at I'olutnbus, 0., on the 12th Nov. from Louisville, and on that night lect ii e I to an immense audience in the Metropolitan Opera House. He closed his address with the following observatians : — " Mark my wows, the next election will set Ireland free. Previous to the election, Lend Randolph Cjutchill intimated that the first move of the Tory G ivernmem would be ihe introduction of a measure to suppress the Irish oigam-uiun. There has been no such measure, and Lie ha* alvj weakeue I m other duections. Churchill claims that the lu-h lav llord is reducing jents. This is true, but he had to do it. Churchill proposed county board*, as a relief, but I tell you the Irish people will not accept, nor will Ireland be satisfied with anything short of the restoration of an lush

Parliament."