The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-19 00:00:00

sad barterer rerrataaTh of those dark and &coal thou called

the middle seem I witnessed the last meoutiom of this kind,
mid reeled k far the beoefit of those who still din with a
strew lleier mem to the wont *cedes el hypo' cen-

Oa as solasia wain In the year 1841, the garrison of
the fortress serbeeniestAndt cm the Eger river, in Bohemia,
Was foamed la a Imp square on the spariona pleos before the
midmost al the esmesendnet. In the middle of the square,
drawn no in a Ns, sisal a employ of • ride battalion,
'Ake the vialmat lt am unarmed, ease private
Ohara hiltlet bileispeollai with a switch, end plead at
• min NI ant man At the tenth stroke at

W doe the stertsa WS iiiilek.od ;iairai :;i1;:c78,(..
aid appriedsh tin so marcluid into the mom
Re wanes • am ea est I tansies. upon ;
M Ms handsaw f=o
liaterrhatissince• gisro a bold sad orsetfiel
shoes hitt Wail= viper at nialbrad ; only they
wen at • thee,
Bir sr • nor snmileirined cdk5rh..........• sal, aurbtiLsowlmo ha
campaign in Indy. in INS, Is bed in
ilial II MAW. that bb •11Z-Thrileordwaisdl
his for praires. b inn genumsthis inglasil
toanrd• thee est AO disk pso 1 lia bar sirribro,.ard to

trenidlimme len male a membiliestileilsaWs +.u—ia
gibe et hie kmelie Ogle mil his pererty-41 hed Mot
imam br lad layeilleaL bmadtemat vas ids etre
lempar : Its yes a trey tisierto ama • harsh sad
=lll.leviale his basis,
.moss sad sabhant towards
his egad= vbreaver they deemed It nameary to check
or rebuke him He was hated by the ars to the ut-
most. Those vas aot a private la the vitas hated= that
had act vowed bet remase. Hs had new made am bleed •
nor dtd hs ewe to' have sea bairn in the pederarmas
kis abbey rarvic•—tits wet !skint duties et irhkb hs
d
chested will Um ibex* enesiame—he weal his ova=
reaarsed, peak sollsey. lanmeeralais web the
m
tants whisk be bed hem& spa the ma; be however
slight the Amos might hadm was sure aot to pies it over
in Woman _

eapatfar diem senpseted him for his tursfulnese,
his ability. awl kis easiellealls; but they did not like him.
The ellO kik el Ismemby in the men roads him ea
shject of alight mem flea et tom Moreover them wee
• vague mom sleet lib Irving once struck et ha own
eider fa the nag of. pd-melt canoed by • head-
-WM
amp easeualir
d with the emedy. The
killed I. the report BMW took
• elms , the im W boa
eleml, mai the eo le eb'
w weededseldierella:%
bra meek tee isit sail mdakaferhary to laud to •
tteerl Meestipretion of the smear ; besides, it WWI at the
of Nevem. He lad tly di/Allard...turd himself,
Yield-Marshal had—with his own hands--
Mani the medal es bis breed. The meow' how-
ever. with Oil Imewhdepe el his lank mad violent
hamr. mewl his um le be demi but the list of them
Chef wed tedemedei le Mem
When Nit Wide we sub =le. bid ha became
eves men emille, nue iy mwdenel 61111 wee ; hat el-
weye—es it wu web deitimi—he the iamb el the er-
e•
theee demitais el dish be polhemell with the
rn blue& Meads as be ennui &a Is le dad by
code.

• ir web perkier to the dessial prialmeat which
be had au to oadargo be wee raio( peed in the eat-
wads with sass twenty or Moir* mu of his ara
corepay. It was a chilly, rim rips; satzsbihei_en the
aura were relleved, day line 0111 to drolok
wet se they wire—opoo the floor arm * Vet la Me
middle el Me garalroms. Talkie art um desa
(Gars edam are fathom locelities), sad the aidirme
of the lass berg wet, it was ao weedsr dist del aimed
to them with a timty obi doled ail =ran to gal It off,
whoa the Gamma ere reused by ids nummt to pupate for
strain grid are were. The mew lbw Irk d to rub
ark dram dela, the mw Stesilly he I* a helping
imed to their eadesvoare by an ippilealisa el the
eqedymatt of every Asada' anweenandeelonedi
elletr—thei stick. What be Ina faliy
award tike men with • powerful atm, the ear
oil* °Seer on dry mired the posermes.
t, After= I" comeried the sergenat ; sad, Wain
kb iamb the mid raper that nothing worth re-
mst kepproal. Tits eller, • young quip, freak
firm the marry eshool, tai almost a boy, took ao sake
whoesser of Ids impersat erne, but irked the eirgesat is
•WM rad earrwhat hopelasue manner, " What hr woo
spa *kap the man for r
Thegene aMW:2611:111 gmardeal tit bredresee,
the yang
siker hies, ta a some tied plus steareat
haughty stareer, the *sot led poised, mss, irks ell
suit-astral, Med up his bad spinet his allow.
It was but op dad armummt, quid se light:tag. lb
uplifted hand Wee doeseaded ; it waspocazhtutird=
powerful arms. He was rad to the
Half an hour afterwards he *ad likamil in less hi dr
emeseide.
Ltillag_ike arm against* ewpwier ceeradered aeearsl
cram -la this am it had Alan sommitted whiffet ~sth
perm wars on duty, sad the Lurks military loots*
the very lag in the wail to be laded with. The tallerlag
ay he wee tried by serPorirtimi, sod searatad le be dist.
Mir the mateass was iffromisi Ir lbseempleat aratleally
be rodkaties, k to be the reee's annimury
day : mg* pseliiit was o—sk the criminal bad
le era lie putirt.
• curl act of groom was this commutation I Whoa the
Grat seatena had bees reed over to him, he bed neadaed
cold sad impassible ; art • wad el his peed are airs&
Es did not taw &Mk; be bad kid it Is Ss Ire warm a
time without lashing, sad to die to the rpm air,
by • doom soittiees dub—wild *old plead
meth ke that ? But what he we imams' that he hal
to ma at gauntlet Moe through hie comporg, after arm
hire previously degraded, he temehled tom
as ant time ia
his B. knew of sway • wake de had ra the
isslise thrice through • whole WWI" and Iliel bars the
wanes for it after all ; be kaerw of rue ar bed ear lellegled
disemera sad brought up holm. of ellikirsa ; he was
=yeses that the Sew deb terrible torture lepraidi
the disparate el Ss am. Dreadful rise-
ties I he thought alai**, the dialiceour—
and his peed host was welt Silk
previous to the 1117. the Sexed
1112=11sawaltitweeshilar latti ham been
pat be see* : the MU IPSO ask. 'they had got up •
carousal is *rod Pam el isoft dep. DO is re
morning they woe sekseesepla The Sem end to Dome
ea soon as the plows hed erred Is Ss rid& at the
esqs;ii his ere best. Is deed ass asse the right
of his emporg. Tim we deed ties; set a
en wee I. -SUM ken the asseesis phased
spot. The essesaksi sass seed ths entssce over
Ml* far the mad thes This derk_ls sabered the
NM, esseelleg to aster, to dippers SS sk heap el
comporism, sod Is do their ditty ashershly es the kw.
The colonel treat through this part of ehe Ihsrmitty In a
quick and hurried warmer, as if he was reeklbe to per-
form It. So he was ha knew but to. ea Sas in this
instance then was no need whatever for maorldira. Thais
mlireinariee being over, the Eciaotter wee alma Into the
hoods of the
When ohs rUr. tar off from hi. uniform the plies lots
and galloone—the mats of hie military
them, worker Ulla, geld 4eira. his itstifflarleiss 1111:o/
the unfortunate was hessms sal his leek Gym
Sashed fire. Shwa he wee el Ids Net end shirt,
and placed st the eery of terrible strut through
width he had to per he beam pale again. Two soldiers
went ahead of hi; they Milledied baakward, with their
bayonets presented le hie Maler, so re to tars him to keep
measure to a drum which brieribt up the Jew. The drum
us muffled : its slow sad died bear soma* Ilk, the
mask of • funeral proomdish
Whoa he received the ibet inks his ilikwas ward an
amnion of pain, sad bit baud ido pawed rightly.
Tole was, however, the only alga of amitillia. Crowing his
arm. over hi. breast owl wefts his tme& its kgpeekar, his
proud face remaialdkursimiaseolis. lifamerelismear
mica ecjoyed bet la
tramp k el* di ; they wight
ask hie body la paler, bat hie Ytlai-Yalk
=Zoos:odde redan Ater Selma awl ire 4
Ss sere did he Sew or lade el pals ;
seer--ad see Se • look—did be Impiere ke sp. An
Frof sews awl &kr wee Asses ad es hie far as
eda Whim he led tee ei kW eke Wit wiag
wawfway, leseused Ai appea
OWL Sera lir met ow* Se
but maid sort V Ist hone Se era-
grading dais Neon weal have istereedel his be-
half ; but dim es seises to be thought of ; the law must
have its am* Thug bed him right about; he bed to
make ths seer
erldwassit
war Si spa.
These roam IrweNS aresesd s p
which so seseS Ishesur sad ohm*.M walker the
delinquent bed Is Seek sateWetlss his listsses
We= ths skin hed GSM desSedriee Ss if*
wiag of tnimegy, sod as ktrad esselks we eve
at Irk hs Swarms het, leg tied askspkle YR
twaddle& This leaals rot Ikea
was to the emmileg eSew.
buraries
with bleed,
wi brad SS es semersel
reapirstisa * Asa aid pied ,• radio( lb sit
hie right hand, la lass el the military the. go sis a
voice that se* odd his throat with • istiag mak lap
that woo sesseekes fiallsedy seihis d with. pose :
" I kayo to—lark year boar 111_16,MidliPshaa"
mat," sad IS errs lised.,—Mrdskr r

Losnote Gamma. Owensus ComPART.—The
Indic receipts ix the week ehtling August 14, OA Iron
Amt. 19e. 44.

IBELAND.

LONDON, THURSDAY AyENING, AUGUST 19, 185&

IRISH TENANT LEAGUE.
On Tuesday a special conference of the members
of this body was held at the Conant-rooms, Beresiord-
plaos, Dublin. The object of As sassing was to Con-
Bider "the Fear position and primpiete of the tenant
cause," and considerable interest yes attached to the pro-
oerdings from the kot that it was kerns to be the intention
of Mr. John Frank Maguire, M.P., to make a natement
with nhemoo be the sores taken by the r primenatives of
the krisperlent epposilion party. There wee a Lige attee-
dense el RcermaCtiffielle clergymen sad ethers, Mr. Maguire,
M.P. he Dungsern, Mr. Blake L.P. for Writhed, and
Mr. WEvoy, M.P. for Meath, being more the number.
The chain was taken at or o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Fres-
oxsabn, P.P., Roma Catholic srehrisaeon, Rathrele.
Letters went read from the Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Team, and from Morn P. Mrilakes, M.P., F. M. Wort,
M.P., J. O'Dwyer, the Rev. Peter Conway, sad other.
Raving been riled on by the C.AIIXAR,
Mr. Joux F. 31410D111, M.P., rid he roes in °Wier*
to the with titbit body to give an explenstioa to hie treentry.
uses st help of his order in rehears to the Tenant Bill
which he had bed the honour to 'stroke* We perlimer.
But let Ides be distinctly understood, owing entry °bedtime
to his eseine7ma sad repot to the knit demands, belied
es eysepethe with those whose whale &Mot was to miss the
=se io P•ww—haposi apphass)--omi whom sonehmt
lee the kat tiers yore bad beta le mho, to
trainee, sad to salsmakie the essetat et the Tiara Limos
and those sasialag is. (nppletese.) To the barks of party he
Snug dews the gender-cis the mere pmt salt at those who
were sazions to get la the whip sad to gat sea the brim
he procla i med konility sad coommpt. (Land trae) The
hal white bed been ociefided to hlm wee 'het which bad been
introdesed by his friend Mr. Moore, whose absence from per
• led sheep boa ersidered by We as • nationalloes
end whir nelsretkm word be a Naomi advantage. (Ap-
plause.) If say person bad kit smirks or dismay at tr,
remit el the iremkts to the Ikon et Commoona Ito wee
eatahly art answerable kr hos en two or three ocesetros
be bed spina le eel non to a meaner so pieta as to be
almost disormseeg. He had sea experience of the Hese
at Conerma, end at the resterals of which the Mak rye-
ertation wee cerapond, and he had stated over sad ever
son that there was no possible hope under the prat sir-
o urterne ti the country to obtain a messme rah ss be
believed aught to be weed. la ISO • tamale* el 46
liberal merben welled wee Led Palmerston, end see of
the glegieessa Ilellei TIMM Leeffee/e pat into the mash of
that settesarts whdt Ids sehti did ast re-
quire le bre le km. Upon Oh meseks Lied Pal-
mesh. skied het be said sot anew the mast
yeah* ef the his bah the bra" besesee by se dabs
he Is martioning theirindyis at retronsestive cam-
pearellaa which it wombat- yet after that dirket declare •
nen en the peat of the loaf; of the gnaw' platy In En-
ka', hs rhea sightly that had massed bleb
whither Lord Paimmetes had hot a shah ems of hes:
whim is susesysinest (Haw, bar.) Wham outthink=
ia his Swear, ate aapermes el the swat, or the makes
lot
a ia Celt.
Putesq berlre kiha ids kar
ting atilliMib loginedea d hostility, not only
to the prams* bat kr dis ham (Land appbaso
Under hue drosmalms• he had told the Laws Ism
gem that he at two MAY mast be adopted. If they
was fen Whale MOW= hey lieeil bring forward •
siedided bilk each or would be ihumed to; if, on the
ether had, theziewer• disposed to wait tor better days, sad
amely te
as ali, the bill then pr
was so yea as any = the ve
purpose. This woe
the
esibeeleadleg upon whisk he hal ohm charge of it—for he
behest It would require wry Easy year to obtain that
=lilael popular shemilk, merandng almost to •
ssemskion, whisk wield be required to that
mese= is tirosof Lied Umtata and of the fiord ,
who eameliste • majority ti Oa Ewan oiCoenzeons. Shortly
afar hie saws to larks he soh le Lard Derby with a
deputation, sit the orestikalss ti white la wealdesy
that le vas silted te be as vague and
his obeermdess, etharwin he amid seti=d ban
iu
rairse-
man epos the ocessien—hrpieheme N be had gems bee any-
thing like detsil, seem al the ambers premed woad have
caused a discussion which orsuil have been mire Mai thaa
any refusal on the pert at the milder Wald possibly be.
With Lord Derby's tamer be would antrotable the warp;
but be came to the QM*. is is MO dealt with upon the
wound reading. If it woe sally a Asher upon the bill that
we wished for by the lasyma they obtained or estasfeetory
re=onged a debate as ever the. had been ; and it was
hopoetrat by the swim of Lord Palmerston sad
Lord Ness. I. order that tire might be no mintage about
the opinions which be had exprereed in 1867, Lind Palmer-
ston, now.y indreoed by the opinion of his late Attorney-
Osaeral, whom ha followed in speaking, attacked the bill,
and especially the retrospective principle, with • vigour and '
an energy peculiarly his owe, and in which he senor to
excel upon that orrice. (Hier, hear.) Mr. Maguire then
reed extracts from a speech of Lord Palmerston, in which
he declared his opposition to the retrospective obtuse. He
(Mr. Maguire) might aak him what hope they had U Lord
Palmerston was brought late office nett day to bar • retro-
spective measure carried? Lord Naas took his tone from his
M". had yet at the time of Mr. Card well's motion did
Pelineesion bee any of his Irish following? Did they
not conspire to put into oit again the men who from • hither
elevation worts hurl against the measure • greater condem-
nation? Knowing the feeling of the house when he (Mr.
Maguire) was repi=c, be asked for a vote °a the preamble
and not on the Is of the bill, and thin he got some
votes. He knew right well that if he bed asked for a vole
on the details several who were most friendly to a provenly*
measure would have voted garnet the retrospeotive dare.
Did not this tact show the worth of the advice ha gave at the
last meeting? (Her.) The. be sad tee supporters of the
care of juatie• were humd hr having given up the retro-
spective clause. It was net ham that they bed. Whe ern.
pond it? When the me ms was brought forward under
Load Aberdeen's edmisielration, who destroyed the bill?—
the Duke of Argyll sad the Duke of Newcastle, two tithe
isinialsre at the kg. He maintained, if John Whir
had bees sa beret mn, if others who had soled with
him had been heart um, these noble lards would not have
dared oppose the dory sad the people of Ireland would
then have bad Oak Tights. Then they had no ex-
pectation at pressed at poetise a retrospective clause owned
after the amain me** of the Home of Commons that
voted wend them. He believed, under the circumstances,
the ben thing they amid de was to take what the Chentellor
of the /11011elper presand than—a Stir and boort bill.
They should IT. what Daniel O'Connell advised, take an in-
stainer of what they wanted if they raid not gad ell they
wasted. These were his sentiments; and if they those to
pass • resolution embodying different opinion he wend not
act according to It, rebus he knew the state of the Howe
of Commons better then Met ass, and the reamer of
Irish repreeentstioa. (Hear.) He we sot imam the amber
of those who turned Lod Perryton out of office; ben sow
that he was out, be (Mr. Maguire) thought the beet thing
he could do for the Interests of his country and the innate-
race of justice wee to give an independent support.
He would cosclude by Wing them that he believed a bill
rob ea that which they bad last approved was utterly unat-
tainable in the House of Coonseine, and therefore be asked
than seriously to accept ouch a bill as it was possible to
per, end not to welt for what they could Derr shear.
(titter some further obrevatioes Yr. Maguire concluded 'add
whew)
Mr. Bums, M.P., then Wrung the meeting briefly,
sal rid Or be kit le epode= the splint= kr ties
I agailms dome wadi be amt owl filsi esevarav
bad hhessif to the sentimesee et alp
_sham bs ff
his constitusette desired I, mho hem ilk repreeestatloo.
Yr. G. H. Moons semmeimel by *Mad that ha did not
t 4111Mlee to tit °pinks hieffinel shy preens Present,
end kg meet at thalami, bed wasp ism the meeting,
Oh he mho of ha Issas• fhistrking in its upset
sew eh It hod bah Ille mwswrsr, to ward them
hat he bed iimm* his wegpiss In his hose-
tease dna at Leg af hem ahe 11.021111 =Oa
Lliellims.) /1* hags Wised hair this agi=met
ease pre memmasels. le semeed, it simild be by
theysthat meths el ellat eat reminthn. The tismiles
et ammelpaeles imbed la sus when OKlsmall teal It up,
bats a • loss miss at yam ask of prima and de-
Whit ft that shah j Ind hada they give
wy he awe dMk ail liSe Whim how bled
set ism aided bLa.:str.emstimp la 11111harehrest and
t "Hear' sad eggiseal
_lde Mehl
thilaitireeniremey anhatiss sr ihe hod pert, hoe
we limps Lke a sleek that bed hr • kag the.= halt
there ,meath sw thee when i moped It wash be hass
phew demi nod oiledt ; sal it wish thadte ,
jp • IND hear than
the
(Lasehter sad whbardm)
Ti. ssommkseliss of the liked prig might Wad mere Ss
he Minis simmeeasest of the Meant emus thes he host
shbesele perpretka el sag pmerehr biL Ilikal
hot
to tits
week OW. deg
he mid the Awn et the has. mat-
th hr Dangaress were entitled Is ha hire* and molt pavew
thd armidareeks hem that hay (Ear, hear.) He led
suits the meant of the bill 'whoa hoses wee a mural
bility, sad is had bees diessmal Net /wards& most
by him. But with erre with le lid as he Ilk sod to
Z with hiss against sump who le be ble ekes,
he was by the dry el Oils boned la ate* te some
et tits szymedens raported Ile Mee mils am, ad by him
In the dsystatiss to Mr. Vasa" is the masemaist abets In
the horsey and in his ebsevatiate at hat day. Be acquitted
him elepplitar ad • whit Mabsais• the ems et ret
rapso.
tire compasetka, but beer( put Ms Anne he as tits
reran sky the bill was see punk iss would wish
to mit las dil ha AM dor shift it oat would
bah emend IYadepiles ? If se, make amid have
been matt they to sits the abandon. (Raw, hear.)
He (Mr. Kam) we of °pinks, oa the astray, that retro-
spective onspeneetka we only re el many valuable pror-
Odsineamu% which rendered the bat oltessisse to the Hour of
as at eraser advised. Lard Nor bed prated
out he imam se Mph* hiseiblathie, which lei beta

• Frrelelfted fer lbe somillee ef the Mar at,
earlai be ermlir the, in
Meese nrierineil dr the ia
gedrainit amid re ask to a
t. t suck as he presen Mr** raft* sr by
1101"Ifor:essi r
nos in rresition to th7ahowililla
their respect and good will, but the of the per
sent administration wore such air in is-
~ds4 with onythrg short if arm** riemenne mai hoo-
mad lini of erme ward irtreaseliliiit
ttrilasherd* mad ma iserseiblity.
we now, as they hid oar boon, with the great oast petty
i the star, window awl whsrever it might be had—then
=program sad arm ; and the reason why they
try ell sympthy, all support, and all (ce-
ramics
ety sattamitte that title and pailikat was
beam they ressead that title as an imposter, that rei-
fies tel ealelearehm--isseme that party had betrayed its
Ma and issered tee priaelphs—because it had fallen into
the brads of ma agent cantarilla and • covetous cart.
What hod been the Mary of this cabal since it had acquired
porters at the gowerment of Ireland P In the name
of liberty they had milted the rights of men ens sun arms,
which rights the marratires had honourably concede! in
the DEM of progress srd civil and relrauliberty. Eng-
lish fratidait /11111611 Mk to cern*, to
seek ter causes to psi them down • in the name of
rim they bad bra eilird to nit rider the shadow of the
parr abuses. (Applare.) What were the independent
itrirt they *NM arm en& Airs ? It waa to
rotihat on liberty end reform that was owing the
overthrow of that Mks which stopped the way they pre-
trial to lead. (Her MO A was mar
the rreseentstives of the t party that
rims the sapeorters of the tors _
_gossamer If by
that shag ma the kinds of try rule
or minanalive dominion, De Wined a more fa* amnion
was never made. (Applause.) There was, however an
opinion, not mided to the Irish members, bet
speed sad rapidly incressing, that if this country mar be
upon conservativesZnciples it should be governed
rmaisid erratives—(ioad ot Hear, hear ")—and the
result as well as the purport of that oon was to expel—to
exorcism from the whig the demon of constratinn
that bad so long it. It was a devil which wee in-
exorable, sad only be Mooed by hating.. (" Heir,
beer"eiend land harlot..) Or. Moore proceeded at mai-
length to urge upon the Independent members that
they should unite with the edvascial Liberals in
sash a party se the Indliens of the whip theinselvest=
had than to brag to. If ever there was • time honourable
ors desimas of serving their country had an opportunity of
iri
=z it was thet ; and he would also say to the
of thewhip, if ever there was a time for self-
uselliag Wormers to play their own gams, and at the same
Me to sown these great national interests, which, to do
them *dr they regarded as seam& only to their personal
interests, now was the time, in the words of Judge
Keogh, " To advance themselves and for trodintry together!'
(Laughter.) He believed that the whit catholic party in this
country still loved their country sad their rele, end if
they could only sae that their private introits required their
return to national duty, they would cheerfully respond to the
trtircail. (Laughter and applause.) Could these persona
ee that the present state of things might lead to th-
ralls highly disastrous. If the catholic ccustittienafts of
Ireland came to the ordure that their rights were safer
nada • protester ascendancy than • catholic ilunkeyilmn
if after all they thought catholic chaplains for soldiers more
valuable than epaulettes for catholic squires what would be
the probable error:nee. 1' (Applause and laughter.) The
distribution of patronage to protesters @melody y must have
been to some sincere catholic. very distasteful. (Laughter.)
If this was told in any part of catholic Ireland. the feeling
would be one of supreme delectation, not because the exclu-
sion of catholic@ from office was in itself a good thing, but
because Irish whore in office had distinguished themselves
by each a prostitution of truth, such an absence of all poll-
twat and religions principle' such abandonment of their con.
stituncirs, that they beganto be regarded as political harpies.
sl
diripinntquatispos contactuque orris fcodunt."
((rest laughter.) That was • dadription of no small class
in this country. He &err that the best thing they sold
do wader the cbounsoleneas wee toota the Warrioty
ci rimer rehears in Inlanid. (Hear, hear.) Tr parhe
hales is herr we. new rely the hedge of awaken.
tend juries returned I. miry the embers ; end the cal
rimes whisk was rat ha interns between Ither
end the obligarekti: .dried by geerthemestary meamiteass
preseendmis was& atteasey-gasiatala. (kpplaraaa.)
'Then arks of imehies wel in his opinion utterly
Belem wither the Modadhe °fibs ballot system into this
country. If In Mira Mirka wee a realm tardier,
in hefted it was a coritatisnel asseesity. taut et
will in this comatry was a sal with • ear round
ok
an which was aroma the arm of his wrier, our this
weer sre belle .tote of things Mil the baUot wee
granted. Mr. Moen then went on to show the ad of
the ballot system as setting the tenant eleders fres from
landlord infirm, sad said that having meidand the sub-
ject in his retirement from public Ms, during the last twelve
months, he had come to the conclusion that Mar- ht
would never be carried in its Mils until the
of Ireland was purified by the sullen of the ballot. (Her)
lie concluded by making the meeting to seelst the reform
party is England in every mew they could by working
to with than for the ballot system. (Atm)
tilautital, M.P., said he understood. Moore to
object to the passing of a moan of tenet-right until the
principle of the ballot had be adopted. Why, when did he
expect the ballot to per and what was the tenant to do to
the meanwhile? He should jest do the same as the horse
whilst the emirs growing Sot trim to eat—starve I (Hear.)
Was he to hold out to the Irish tenant farms hopes that
would never be realised, and which were to be dependent
up= a cant which was making no way whatever?
Mr. RIDDOND of the Waterford News, Interrupted M.
Magnize, sad staid that the ears of the ballot was not
stradieg_ rill, but, ca the .ftMoy, remaking rapid strides.
MT. MAGUIDD-40 I DOI say is, end I have spoken to the
leading lean in Engird and liodlend, including Mr. Her-
kalsy, upon the questiom, and their opinion is directly in ma-
travesties of such • belief; and I know the feeling of many
of the iniountisi me in the house to bo that the debate on
the billet is a Mathes annual exhibition. (Hear, Mr.)
Mr. RIDNOND still persevering in his reedits', was celled
to err, end
Mr. Maori/La proceeded to state that be brined they
would in no ease have the ballot sooner than ten years, and if
thallyz2t in sixteen it word be by • .bade. For his pert,
he was not contented to wait Mar years to mks
the first move in the saute of tenant-right. Mr. Moore said
that the Tacks had no claim to their sympathise or their con-
braes, and some miserable hare represented the catholic.,
who wore giving fair play to the toter, as their supporters.
Be was as good • catholic, and as each attached to 1111, rsli-
gbn se any man in the worts—(her, beez)—ad las would
do se much to advance the mar of hie religion end hie
church ; but this be would say, that the road government
bad dons more for catholic. than had been dm by their so-
othed friends for the bet 20 peen. (Hear, bier) florae pa-
rr sneered at the appointment of Brass radio chaplains
as a small matter, bat he believed that patting them in this
respect upon the ears hating with the r Masa* was can
of the best roofer massipation that le Mr ad—(her
_
lair)—for the prior Win mar to the people; they dhl
not belong to the ridoceeey. (Hear, beret.) Nerd no rwr-
pithy with the rm. srovernment es enweensthes, wed he
abhorred Orangelem from it
beliedm ft le la the
parent of other *ire Issistkoe te the mat, ; he bad,
their" DO sympathy with them, bat he ear them his sup-
port, sad would continue to give hoe fir play so long as
they wire entitled to his
(Beer, hear.) He
wort aot, thareforeorait for millennium to which
Mr. Mare tacked forward, sad r to the date of which ha '
felt a carter amount of curiosity.
Mr. Mtroan—l will tell you thin. It will be My pairs
heirs yes get say tenant bill tram the rural goverament.
Mr. Orman, in concluder stair that ft was mem-
eery te imbed the indspeadeat orpritra le arta with the
adviser Masie of heetwa, he whiner the eine et
wee et stabs the, was amp to be hood. Mr.
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