New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03


The Election beng now happily over, we trust
the mass Of our readers will pardon, during the
brief interval between this and the assembling Of
Congress-. some share OF attention 70 topics oil a
less fleeing and more universal interest Promi-
nent among these we regard that Of LAND hkfoRh'
or the discussion now in progress OF the asserted
Right Of every man 70 some spot OF earth wherein
10 live and the consequent wrong OF legally author
ling or enabling any one man to monopoize me
Soil from which many thousands must DERIVE their
subsistence and to exact from them such rent or
other compensation for the same rs their necessi-
ties may compel them TO give The Right OF the
case is the point prominently insisted on by Re
e,rmers Polioy. ExDediency. questions Of Detail
are held secondary though also demanding con
sideration We do not propose now u argue the
matter ourselves bat TO present some extracts from
our recent reading on the sutherland in order that
no hostile prejudices may be too seriously shocked,
we will commence with an extract from the C0Hr
ier s. Enquirer. Though written by European
correspondent, It appears directly under the Edto
rial head OF that paper.
WHAT'S TO BE DONE WITH lRBLAND'
Correspondence OF the Courier and Enquirer.
DUBLIN. October 5. 1917.
The Temporal and the spirilus-the Physical aud ,hs
Moral-cuutiuun - ongrOss public sttenuOn on both
,id.s of the channel and II social condition s not
aeor6ted Ia both respects II Is not because our self
constituted Directors are diminished 10 number. We
have had smost plentiful harvest but the paris wnefe
ta posto was formerly the soe food the parts where
few were planted. When the rent and raies-Work
house Relief and Losn-are paid, how much Is lcit OF
the srsinf The general impression Is that large por.
ton of the extreme South and West, BY December
the disrres. will be great lac, year. Rev John
Cocbl Al p Of kmOre 10 Mayo. says there are LOO
Ia h, parish have neither food nor work and That
Lord ou, win a rental OF 4&2OOO aud l3OOO waste
acre, has rot spent shilling Tor II months Glars lei
and lnni,b m nn.st1Tk badly OF az last year
and 90 are sibbereen and Berehsgen But the Govern
ruent will interfere there viii be public WORKS Doubt
le.. but there Is mi hty difference. The f0rmG ca
lsmity csme a. as a thunder clap upon sll but with
thai waruing-i there Is now recurrence, not pro
vided sgsinst-lhere will NOT % the same sympathy
Beside-the reputation OF TIE Loan Will tell moS IN
fsyorHbly especially 80 Is occurs "a tbs districts that
most wi suffer and ground Of IL the urelessness
Of tho.e public works which IL was expended How
can more be asked for tnsir completion Another
GROUND still more dificus be got over-ihe lands
Sanf psy This might stsnd irstar OnH1M Ike the
fr of the fifteen reasons OF Aud Janet iOr net read
ins the Bible. Do ye read your Bible, Janet AT
weel ma What Tor cinuA ye d " nse niteen sud
yape,r Lets hear yin" Why. Ia the first place,
ne nae Bible - read Just SOL there are assets
The Loan cant be paid. Bat what's to be done The
IT, Fsyptans Who lent 20 the Israeltes when about
10 depart we're ICES foolish than Government Tor they bad
no waruag and twenty times the amount oi the loan hd
not been claimed debt The loan will never be repaid
We repudiafe utterly. We exllrt al guardians Ell rate
% refuse and resist payment Our Exodus - nigh
hand When We - ~ out VI tLls bondage - sht a.
be.t cave too much substance 10 the hand OF
these Eypuans What Of theirs they have placed ia our
hands iet hold fast
nox ,bl, 4. .ind Of doctrine very pals.sble-to the
poor the excitsble the reckless AMI accordingly the
\ : nppersry B0ys7-st meeting 10 form Iensnt
League held al Holy Cross sunday the 1911 ult,
instead Of the usual tenant sht established BY csto
Ia aud now sought 70 De esso4sned universally
By la-nsmey that every solvent tenant Is entitled 70
the beneAls Of his improvements tnaI being hs con
tribus0n and the iGndO properly IN tie sO, AS-o
the Joint ownership Of the isrm-instesd Of this they
sert-thai tbs soil belongs 70 the peope-thst they
vested right Of property In Il TO eomiortsole
udepcncence and secure suossIence winch never can
perish be parted with pass swsy-snd which NJ
power earth, nor any snstn Of adverse possession
can take away, snnul, bar or diminish OF this they
say they practically deprived that Il must be re-
sserted the tenants nt subsistence and seed being
paramount every other and they cal upon the and
lords 10 recognize IL
We will now quote from the IrIsh NGIOH,
through Young AneTloa, fuller and fsrer account
Of the TiPperAy Meeting referred TO- To US il
wears an aspect Of very grave consequence-End
not OF lSmentable consequence either. The doc
trine that me Rigkt Of ne People 70 a e0Htorta5i.
Subsistence iron. the Sol Is superior 10 and ha'
precedence Of ne Rigkt gf LaAd0rds 10 ertraei
Rents Aeretr0n, Will strike many readers witt
alarm and horror. Let US see what the TPpersry
men have to say upon the subject
That Of nsturs Il mt on the grant Of God At SOU o.
Ireland belongs l< Ps0Pk gf hsaza vno have, there
fore clear vested right VI property In mat soil 70 tns
extent Of full comfortable Independent snd secure sub
sstence thsrefrom which never could or can % parted
with psss or perish and skicA p0S0 on Earta noT
any aA Of sdsuss pOsssss0E sase srdg, saHH bar
OF stniHfsA.
Tn. me Peo Of Islsnd rave been for szes deurv ec
OF me bsnefI VI tner nstgrs right Of property thsi
Own sol tnsG their rsht mas been In prscucA eec. u
terry deiesied and divested snt tsf nor rsgrva D
assossd, a.foress and ssisbliss1a
That tos claim u the occupying tenants OF the sou u
fal and s1fscen, subsistence out VI ne crops thej
have raised and 70 suficiency Of seed for year.
crop pror snd superior 10 every other claim vhatso
ever.
Thai the subsistence Of The People oirssad q IN dan