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London, England, 1852-09-11 00:00:00

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IRELAND.

Dratt,r, S.rT. 10.
THE TENANT CONFERENCE.

This body resumed and concluded its sittings yes-
terday at the City Assembly-house, the attendance
not being by any means so full as on the preceding
day. Shortly after eleven o'clock,
the chaos was taken by W. Sharman Crawford, Mg.
Dr. Gray read a leer from Mr. R. M. Foe, expressing
his roa. t at being unable to attend the conference, but
prom000:g hos assistance in procuring ler the tenantry of
Ireland a full and generous meesure of tenant right, and
es! resent a hope that measures would be taken to establish
an Irodi liberal party independent of all governments in
the Holm of Commons! with which be should be ready to
art cordially. (Hear, heat)
Mr. M•Mahon' M.P., then moved the nest resolution,
which was proposed by the committee foe the adoption
of the conference! via.:
R. oohed—That it is essential to the interests of the
tenant'. rause to establish a parliamentary committee who
may cooler weekly on the progress of the tenant right
question; determine from time to time on motion' and
roe... dings for keeping some branch of the question before
parliamolot ; and superintend publications calculated to
spread a knowledge of the cause in the House of Commons,
and throughout England. Be it therefore resolved that
such a r.onamittee be now constituted of such members of
puliasa• prioset es will consent to set, with power to add
to their numbers."

The revolution having been seconded,
Mult.(irittan proposed the following man addition to it
And it shall at the same time be en instruction to the
consmd.e. report the attendances, votes, and ',senses, of
the Irish inemNers, so as to enable their respective cointi.
and the Irish public generally to form a correct
estimate os the value of their parliamentary services."
Mr. Duff), M.P. objected to such an addition. He
would cos,. nt to a proposition to make the Irish members
spire on (aril ether.
The awn &dimwit was not seconded.

Mr. Krogh, M.P., eustgested the addition of the words
..and w appoint a sub- committee" after the word "members'
is th, re•„l„ti„a.

The ad .two was made, and the resolution was pat end
armed.

Mr. Venlon (Mayor of Drogheda) moved the neat mein-
aa follow.
ft,sw.o.it -That it is desirable to ore's in London,
damn :iu oeo-ion of parliament, a tenant right office,
10117 e all publications on thequestion may be procured.
whore hi, oil. or the cause, visiting London, may communi-
Cate nth the tenant right members where committee
raretink. oil the question may be held, and where the Irish
newopoptro will be Sled for reference ea gaestiens coating
before per:semeat."
Tee ri -ilutsia was seeoaded and earried.
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Mr. Scully, M.l' , moved the mat needs. es follows :
" Reseleed —That it is isdaperialia M Om smarts of the
Meet emit to bring before plasma& Impfeedire and well.
authentic:sited eases of bajada Mikados the tenantry by •
the severcl branches of the portent slam from which re-
lief is sought by the prevision of Craethmrs bill; and that
for the better and mere mai eolleotias of such Lists, any
loca:ity where peculiar apgramissi oneunsimay, on reporting
the mune to the league, have • twined pima sent to the
spot to my...11/ate carefully the aigna at Masfifie, elands°
persio....:, the witnesses who mid sehelestiats them, and
supply the ',stilts to the par annamittee, for the
of 1.1, ten.int-right members." had instances in
at part. of Ireland
ea duriatas Mt of acts of
a moat *yr:inn:eel nature pmetteeeit innocent
eat ;moth mita, tenantry ; k wet the duty of those
neollsl. of par:lament who had bus returned by the
oh those who had soot Ms at • great sacrifice,
to take the. question up at the isebeas possible period,
arid to provide some remedy he dime aMecisui acts.
The Hon. Cecil Lawless, in aseamaiiMmsissislation, re•
levied to a correspondence recently Islad between Mr.
Henry Is, burgh, his spot, and a mid& kin (Mr.
Laub...) s• 11.1 was the most extraordinaryhe bid WOK area.
Ile would carry a copy of it about with Man,W whenever
he shoool he told in England that it was iaipessible to rule
Ireland. Le would t ithibit it as showing the reason why
they shot their landlords there. (Applause) Mr. De
Burgh told his tenants to pay up their rent*, or give him
their votes ; sad within the last two or three days he (Mr.
Llwit.o) had heard more than one landlord say that Mr.
Le Burgh did perfectly right, and that they only wished
them ie of theft had had the pluck to have oubtished
similar letten.

Mr. 01%,nnor Ilenehy, M P., briefly ad:limed the mett-
le' ia support of the resolution, and, after sonic discussion,
it was put and carried.
The iollowiag were the three concluding resolutions.
" slvel—That in melte to give due force and direction
to the tenant right movement, it is (tetanal that the Irish
Tenant League be vigorously sustained, and periodical
/oldie meetings be held in Dublin to receive communica-
tions from the country, and discuss and elucidate the various
view i.ow that may arise in the course of the agitation.
" d—l hat the tenant right representatives are
cape. t. .1 to attend the meetings in Dublin, provuli d it dots
sot ir.trfetfil with their parliementary duties, awl also to
take an Wly. part in pressing forward the agitation in
their.. viral tonstintengies throughout the country.
" Itcsolveil—That it it absolutely necessary for the doe
enelue• and sustainment of the tenant came that • moderate
ammo I of tonds be regularly contributed by the country.
"That nos Collimate, aware of the poverty of the class
to who nice their exertioas are directed, are anxious to
avoid in ileing any heavy claim upon them ; and t specially
apse do 'wets which hare already contributed with great
liewermty.
" it it their desire to solicit the necessary funds by a
"mall general voluntary collection obtained over the whole
mono., and that the conference moat respectfully request
th. ro';oe ration of the rich, rev, the bishops of the Roman
eathh hutch, and the reverend clergy of ell Oenernins-
tions, in carrying nut this collection as widely as possible.
Aid in ..1.014r that the greatest amount of sattainmeut may
be gee,,. to the exertions of the tenant-right party in par-
haw to durum the neat session, the conference hereby
st.y I. quest that the said collection be, if possible,
eitesec od helot, neat Chi isilmat.”
Mr. J 11. Moore, M.l'. said, in refereacie to them three
resolutoois, that he did not wish to offer any opposition to
thtst• did wish to disconneet himself from them.
He Ira. Not a member of the Tenant LIIVIIe ; he Jiff red
hen nod body on some points, and therefore he could not
to o h.tly to the 12th resolution. As to the 13th, he could
lot mid. rake to come up to town to attend meetings of the
: •o tonitemoland tr.
Mr. Megan, mid coecuired ia the ots.enatioas
who' ,i lota made lit Mr. Moore, aad sae wished to
diminmiet himitlf trosithos• reeoluticaa.

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