The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-19 00:00:00

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DORCHESTER. JANUARY I,TH,

Aotts.

In the political world there is that kind of bush
which precede' the coming storm. The contest at
Croydon affords about the only break in the sullen
istillnew that is deatirierl within a few days to break
forth into the war of rival part*. The strange
triangular duel which is so soon to be fought out at
St Stephen'. is awaited with breathless interest. The
new membern are of cowl.. eager fur the fray. Mort
of them mean to leec in. Parliamentary orators, and
many d them hare rosily dratted Bills an I ;v*ol'44ool
which they are Impatient for an opportunity of
bringing f.,rwartl.

certain thet the Irish Viceroyalty is
doomed. It is, perhaps, the difficulty of getting any
suitable encceeeor foe Lord Gs:Barron which has
prompted Ike Government to abolish the office. %Vial
all hie admirable qualities, and comparatively popular
as he has been, Lord Carnervon is sick of the office.
It. not ill-health alone which leads him to relinquinh
the :welt thanklees t-atle which can fall to the lot of
ell I:Eighth statesman. The parade of Viceregal
llst.. in De Onnipeagauva for the annoyance* of a lent
which bring, with it the deadly hatred of Irieh
" pstriots " and the malignant criticion of
politicians. The Irish, judging by the Prose awl
what we can grittier from Iri.h formation, it
would seen. 1, do not quite know what ti mike of the
abolition of the Lord Lientenancy. Tone wee when
the Dublin tradesmen cried out against the r..movel
of the Viceregal Court. When llolyrood ceso.il to be
• Court, the ficiach nobility and gentry
owed to keep up town housed in Edinburgh.
The Irish peerage sod squirearchy, on the
other hand, have in eirne inexiiiire kept up
their Dublin anablishnients, Anil when the Vice.

regal Court is Ron*, shopkeeper» can .icareely fail to
find out the difference. Rot the Iri.ll Nation).hid.
have long been crying out for the alaktion of 'the
Caiitle," and they can hardly, with any show .4 0.II•
sedency, oppose the step which i. now in contempla•
Om. On the I,ther hand, they cannot fail to perceis e
that thin •• badge of •iilnection a a 1..) • mark id
individuality, and ib y fear trot it. removal
sl Id be only • part of a .cherne for tic. cloo•r
vossimilation of Ireland to the ri..t .4 the United
Kingdom.

Before the iiiieen's Sp.' Ii O. read, o depotati. ot of
Irish landowner, Sr. to have an iiitor,ourr with
lewd 31u.hnry. Their cane i•
and thoughtful everywhere feol ...tr. nig
syintethy with theme gentlemen, who. after hlviing
lied to mubunit to the retiocti.na of their rent. -in
noine ewe 90 to 95 len. cent. -under the conviction
that the remainder would le. that they
are now paid no rent at all. 111 all the 'scheme. lint
forward to amPlioram thi. ,tateof thine., tile
Mai boltimt. It moi the Itoying out
/4 the !riot landlonla to thrill a elel
of 1:160,000,000 entroodo, and buying up the eoloto ri
the whole land .4 Ireland, rivalling it the tenants
St. little mon. than half ice prenent judicial rental
of sight millions. The difference in the taed .4 throe
trannacti.nio -in other wordo, the loss to the State of
s own of nearly hoar millions annually I. to lie
mole up by the Raving to the State in the charve fer
tlie Army awl which IL fe.W it. Ole Silt, to.
act a. badeff (or the whole o.f Irelitiel• Is is
',comely to In, attienmegl thot thin Net ineiwoge
of peace will succeed bitt mow-1.161w nuhu.t lit'
tried mile. we let Ireland slip down into .marchy.

%Vhsterer other interval in i.to lie pelaw-d
"Yet, the lioinan Catholic. inter...it ea 11.4 to is. neg-
lected. Among ~titer in contemplat on the
mast striking will be a 11111 awl miconilitional sur-
render itt liii CilVerntinnet ii the rineatioee of I lanont•
immune] as agaitiat Etlucation 111 Irelantl.
NON' Is Itt. stop then.. Catholic Unisepoty in
Si. Stephen's Green 5 to he levelled lap
meat and Charter to the ataties ,4 t/11.1 'Trinity. It i•
In be layth • teaching soil sit g ulutuierslty.
The QIIII•O's (W.116a1111 at Ileltaat, Galway, soil Cork
Sr. to he nutintaineal, IntL on a new Ina,in ii l
iitationalism, Cork and Ilalw•y being kende.' 4.11 111
and lisillaat to the l'realiyti

One iiften hears el the new orittitn fnr strength.. g
Id mrsiiiriee and impenving 10.4 .• ( )un' t• t
help regretting that wenn the tu.nnit.ra th,
tinrerninent hits,. inner stinliwl it. Concerning
',nowt and thorny que•tion a Mr. Brrellaugh's
Fr instance, it wmiht have hem' w,II ndeed ne.re
than on" well kmiwn ',rant m 1.1 lomn
taught the invaluable art nett, forgetting, no that
they might recall all they sant and unite nu this 1..,11-
tention during the first day's life el the Late murk
maligned Adiumedratinn. That Mr. Ilradlangh huns
been permitted hi I Ike the oath and hit seat has 6,11
the Vino aurprtee if the new Parliament. soil I iii toy
Turiari a moat disagreetable one.