New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22


The Lfr>rDool Times saws that the f1ghtf1l &C
counts OF dostuton which resch from the western
coasts render Government aid absolutely linpersn'e
LoRp CL,KENDoS AND Tnz lash BISHOPS -lne me
moral Of the lrsh Romsn Catholic prelaes says the
Nanek<sr Eramtas Is drawn up with temperance, and
the topics and style fitted and becoming ootn 70 tne
character and once Of the men snd the occasion Inc
preaes not only consider the Poor Ls~ 10 b. made
,. hoth iscover In In evidence Of tic decsy Of the
charitable spirit OF former tunes and OF tno srindins
ouores.on OF the poor that follows the obstruction OF
those AsYIuMs 10 which treasured In trust for the
INDECENT the sccunulsons Of plety chespy feeding the
hungry clothing the naked educating the ignorant and
sordlng consolation under every inhrnity that srees
The Lord Llsu,enani met the Prelsies frankly and
fully.
with entire conf1snce,r says his Exceeney, sp-
peal 10 the cAn1our II your lordships whether and
owner, who have contributed little nothing toward
the support Of poor and do not avail themselves Of
the facilities Afforded b. the Legislature Tor improving
their characterization persons In easy eifcumsoee'
who resist the payment Of rstes-vnener farmers wno
refused lssg cultivate their land unnndfu OF
the will Of their Creator that BY the sweat OF bis brow
shall i've while others now VINO atnoagn Wen soe
10 Aord IL absolutely refuse 10 give employment 10
single msn and who after harvest time have TUNED
sway their servans-whether people not really 10 die
tress who promote umulious sssemoisges 10 tne vsn
hope Of illuminating the Government 20 resume tbs
public works which led 10 much GENERALIZATION
viii AK whether such Who will make neither
sscrhee nor exertiOn themselves are 10 condition b
insist duties which the precepis Of religion and the
Interest Of society impose upon them, should be per
formed By others rather mems for this should
be exscted By The government; from classes all struggling
with difficulties and II moment when In England trade
and eredi, dsssrousy low with The namediae pros
pect Of hundreds Of thousands being thrown out OF EN-
ploymenf and being destitute Of The means OF exis
tence 60 the poorest peasant IN ireland.
This 10 home speaking the Government has but 10 be
carried out this spirit snd justice will be rendered 10
England a. well a. 20 Ireland
The lrsh Poor Law 10 therefore 10 be carried out and
thou the Earl Of Clarendon has resided In spain he 10
no, prOseiyie Of P1seyism IL would De unoecomng
On nv part he occasion 70 say 10 contest the
Judgment Of your lOrdsnips respectDs the sbolton oi
hose ssyums alluded % By you nor sha adrrf 10 <
ervosifs conclusions rhsca hare myself errtsed afy
lcax rss9ea1e countries rAe ssstGr es;ablishnean
iuef fully admit that with the rapid increase OF
population the charitable spirit OF former times may
have fallen into decay and N At account the
~ OF rendering IL compulsory ali the more stringent
There vas another great meeting on the subject oi
Tenant Right held on sunday last al knmacthcmEs Is
l miles from Ws.eff I'd.
| T. I'D 70 lie McG lss. lie Pops Ia sanctioned
Rescrips from Inc Propaganda or sacred Copsrsgs