New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

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LONDON, Friday =iisrnoon.) Oct u, lsfs.
The state OF Ireland still claims q good share Of
public attention, which has been divided during
the psst week between Il Maste-s Oi tee Oraags
Lodges, and the perpetrators Of that new specie.
Of outrage which has e. lergth been forns.ized
under the name Of Corn L ting Or Crop Lfftiay.
The Government has pat forth the strong hand 10
removing Lord Roden and two magistrates from
tie Commission OF the Pesce, for the share which
they took in provoking the OrsL.e procession
which led 70 the ssngainsry confic. At D3Ly's
Brse Never was high censsre more commend
able or better deserved. Lord Roden, the Lord
LleU;eDan; o. the County. frs. Eiied aud sbeftsd
The conf CT and secondly, sat upon the Bench.
and refused 10 entertain the question 4 gliit H.
y hlch ne himself was personally implicated
high tih:er OF order breazs The peace in is Own
person snd then mO1,is the Bach % sbs1ive
nmse aud hs confed, rates Tne Cover ment
act has the voice Of s.i homes, men Ia supporting
Il. Ia the meantime Lord Roden replies to the
lstter suuouIcing biz dismissal, in 3 document
which shows how severely the boz has islel
upon him and IN a spirit Vhich leaves one some
g.ound 70 hope n at better views az still grtvsii
IN the hear. Of that hitherto improbable Tory and
A
'oresee Whist may be the effect Of ths prompt snc
courageous measure o! the GoverGment upon the
o ICe patty In Ireland. OF which Lord R)fen Is
GraYd Master bat sssur1 dy iae voice OF lie
Vhole people will sustain tne bands Of LOsd Car
eDdOa IL thu. evenhalded justice which his Gov
errmsLt seems determined 10 nlete out u by;n
the TIysi factions ia Ireland. Tbs sevcrIty OF the
iav to OB1en end MesGhsr il Ia some degree
vindiceted 5y the LORD Lieutenglts bold ttrOre ~
Lord X den GDd his brother magistrates II is
quite that for tic present Iceland has NOT lne
10 do but 10 submit 10 the Saxor srd Eng LIB
rule vii aiAe disregard ;bs yiru.eLce OF Protest
ant and Catholic, VI OranEcman aad Repesle-
these petty apimosites viii be mown down In.
partially, fsUm whatever quarter they may come.
A greater and more Serious probe n Is pressuted
Ia the ASTLREsT WAR-suoihsr formula for
Cyop Lifting. need ID more than the following
iiom tbs Gays Tunes ~ shor yoa how formidable
thus matter has become. There is no sbs;e.
ment, says our leading journal, "In the AMI
Rent War the movement hiss become quite
national one, ana the system OF carry iDg Oh th-
crops is carried on IN despite Of every 81 sIsgeE
fesOried 10 by ,hs land C Dis for tho purpose a.
cheating the plans OF the msrs0ders' And
eel-knOwn correspondent, :. g. O.b0rne, says
The desire for great change Of proprietary il
very general, and IN the private circles OF ihc
middle classes very openy discussed. They vi
say we wait another sort Of landlord alto
geiher. All their hopes are conferred 10 The
smsil-arm system, with very low rents, and pei
msneEt security Of the tenant on the land that he
occupies. As TO O CcnDeii, they ssy Sure he
xas a great man, but twas nothing he did for Us
about the land Even the priests they fnd ont
do Lot understand tho land question; and though
they are 10 be obeyed In everything else, yel
PADDY hrs s private conscience sril--s rgh. OF
private iIdgmeDt-where his earth and his pots
toes are IN question. He argue. The priests
must Just have nOthisg at sl 70 do with this, IL
- 81 mi of h44 lin 4 lvs
them now. hat won't the Church benefit hereafter
rhen every loO5 Csttoiic has h, OWE again
Amt the priests just starving now, Tor how are
they to get their dues from US starving people
And witu this logic Paddy escapes from his Church
by the same road which emsncipAtes bim from
ms duty TO his landlord. Land Mr. Osborne
continues. lis the A pha ans Omega OF the pre-
sent combination; 70 regain It for their class, j.
the hearts dearest object Of the peasant and small
tensnt Of the disturbed and distressed Districts
This is about 8s pretty q complication as the
Brit sh Government hss ever had 20 tackle even
among the msny supplied by the sister Kingdom.
For few days the Queens visit giided the We
teTs OF lnsh politics with beam as beautiful as Il
fectng Paddy took the opportunity Of de-
clsriuE, by jumps oi JOY, that he sss RS loyal a.
the very wood OF II sr Msjesty's house; aud he u
still Just SIS loytl but he, hike the rest OF u.s. la.
more ;hsn one idea, and his second thouznt, snd
low bus first, is the laud. he uishes the univef-
sal people OF Ireland to be the landlord Of Ireland
The bottom of Irish savGgery proposes the ssme
problem as the top OF British civilization. only i
slightly altered terms. With the latter, the ques-
toD, as Mr Stafford o 'Brien says is the iaborer-
" how be to be disposed OF is the gres, question
Of modern society The Irish peasant, on N.
other hand, puts 1t thus How the ldier or land
lord is to De disposed OF is the great question q
modern Society" Mr. d Israeli also within the
week contributes his part to this land perplexity.
Feudsi lsodiOfdism, according to d Israeli, snd
-. 4 81.
basis OF healthy civilization. cite these various
authorities, TO give you some idea Of the knotty
mlLdedness OF the British nation AT this time npon
the fundamental que stiou OF the possession OF the
soil.
believe, however, tcontrary appearsncss rot.
withstandngl that the present rights OF property
sill IN the end be thoroughly vindicated by the
Government, and that whatever is done 70 lssi
must be done by legal means The Irish peasant
pauper is ss far from settling his problem. or even
showing his wants as Stafford o Brien or DIsrseii
The squating Of the wretched tenant upon his p
tsio plot supposing him to bS It's viftua actual
landlord, would not insure him subsistence
v oud not solve the difficulty Of popu,at.on-~ou
not prevent him from demanding charitable NIL
lions from the Eng lsh Tressury-woud IN shoT.
be no guarautee either political industrial or So
eisl. The dfiulty requires a whole science TO
solve ia science thstsnsll reconcile the warripe
claims Of landlord rgrt and tenant nght-thA.
drilling and iostructng brute industry, i'm prove
rhe minds and bodies OF the peasants by tue
oenefcent inAsences aod operations. As The mat
ter a. present stands the pushing on~s ard Of what
IS nbstractediy most correct 10 the peasants
elaine. can only lead them deeper and deeper into
the mre OF savage life.
II ssnusing amid these realities to hsve 10 re-
cord the resusctstion by Mr.. John o CcaEeii
his fathers old plsn Of Repeal BY mora force -
This feeble son OF the mighty ag,sior has rciusl
ly opened Cancellation Hall sresh, that the Dabn
people may listen 70 his inefectus' speeches. No
mantle, however, hss descended upon him. He
IS celebrated for nothing bot bis impudence, an
ne Will not sustain for a month, with any credit.
the mission which ne has undertaken. He stili |
has some OF the priests with him, bat the ma. oi
the people. as have shown you, is bent on fsf
other game.
On Monday last an important meeting took
plsce in the city. 10 cenounce those ~ho are en
oesvoring 10 "a Austrian loan In this country
VI Golden was the principal speaker, AID
dwei uPon TIE subject in It's txo-fold aspect, a.
question OF COMMERCIAL prudence and of politics.
morality. By the example Of Aa,triN, twice
bankrupt already. he warned al csatiops persons
against laying iDger 10 this doubtful loan. He |
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