New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
WHOLE NO. 2fs9.

exposed s,l unsbs,hed they persevere. encouraged
hsye 10 doubt By the old rhyme Lay on ,hcs. They
tear the ovsi:en viii be sacceeded BY triumph.
To secure this Mr. Dusys friends formed them
selves into Committee 10 collect funds for bis de-
Tense bat be interpreted and forbade L. he said be
would rather appear before his eCuntrymen As public
convict thsn public psaPer-,hst il was simply a
matter Of feeng-he did not ssy any principle WA In
volved-he threw no reflections those that thought
snd acted disereriy bu. speaking Tor himself bis re-
pusuarce Wa unconquersbls. HIS friends had said
truly that be los, h, fortune in the public service. but
be replied Il gained In the sane service and he
was willing and able 10 support himself sni those
having claims on him, BY bis own sxer,ions, when At
liberty to make them. No one ever inculested self
rc ncs with more srdor and cOnsisncy than Mr. DGsy
I, "a. with him the beginning sni end Of everything.
the oupdsiiou Of uarousl virtue the only fns basis
for national Independence, sni be strengthens sns IL
lusrs,es MS preceps With the weight Of bis ovn
example.
The rate in aid 0. as unpopular as ever, but II 10
Is good - passed Leinsier demonstrated Ulster re-
nonstrsied and hnted tbs, her loyalty not persn
usi but 10 vain Sir Rober, Peel Tor honors
bic % his humsE.iy. supported the Government in .
speech cnisinins idea uncommon thing In that
psfu Tg8isan56lr' the English Parliament Aler
Observing that these periodical gifts would increase ths
evil they % mitigate snd foster spirit Of &C.
pcndeuce 10 the receiver. he wen, 10 say hs, toe
state OF Ireland was becoming chronic, sud that some
wise and bold remedy should be applied At once. He
then proposed his plan TO buy all estates that came Into
the market and portion them out In lots varying from
100 10 200 giving the new proprietor security Of
tenure and every encouragement the state could give
In the shape Of exemption from burdensome impcsts
for time. he would not leave 80 important an affair
in the bands OF private companies. but would form
commission. with powers TO treat with landlords will
ng 70 dispose Of their estates and 10 refractory
proprietor. out OF theirs, with arguments from the
mint" The commission SHOULD be formed OF Irish.
men and reside in the district where the property they
were transferring remOdelng as the case might be,
situsied.
Il has excited great spaculatons In Ireland as com
ing from cautious In communicating bis opinions,
set having prestige for carrying enlarged schemes
toto effect Some maintain It would cause an irruPton
OF scotch and Englsh adventurers HE the Plants
ton Of Ulster which It's sulhor took occasion to slude
10 and others hoped It would be the OF intro
ducns the tenant right Of the North ami It's attendant
prosperity That it will py, be practically tested while
Lord John Russell is PREMIER clear from tbs tone Of
hi. ordshlp, observations. and Perhop. We will hear
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rid Of their estates but where the purchasers In
Lelns,er property advertised for sale with this init
nation. tina, the proprietor does not expect high
price tina, he is willing TO fall In with the altered state
Of things In tact the and Is becoming an ineum-
braace-a citing northumberland landlords are learn
ing las, that lands untitled are not productive that
corn not genous and that parks and lawns though
they may dignity do not enrich and knowing this
t..sf ~ a. ntru
Ike verraln get rid OF the land but like the poisoned
garment Of Dejandrs Il cnss to them TOR their des,ruc'
ton. Connausht lsndlady offered To reduce her
rents shilling. on the pound to induce her tenants TO
remain but they would not They sailed tor America
and 10 the mighty mass Of the increasing aggregate
added some units more
The Suspensi0n Ace Is more tho law OF the
and. and Lord Clarendon relgns supreme. For what
il was passed Heaven knows. II could not be 10 put
down agitation or 10 the language OF royal author.
10 silence every yelping fellow. Tor there Is no ssi
ta,on and the people keep their dssfection to them
selves: perhaps there Is such thing or perhaps
they are nursing il TO keep IL don't know but
were IL not for this rate In sd symptoms OF life
would be apparent Blessings II II has thoroughly
reused the Nor,herns aud shown the ra nature of the
tenure by which the Government holds that province
when such an adept 10 alternating the peoples affections
ord john Russell takes them In hand would not
woHder to them repudiate English connection with
all he ardor Of rppersry or Connemars man Nor
is all unlikely they are beginning TO sum up Ito nd
yan,ages and disadvantages and TO discuss such qaes
tons as the following Separate Taxation and lnde
pendence" or Combined Taxation and Union
The last OF the prisoners suspicion were released
on the 10, OF Marchet out on bail, TO stand their trial
a, any time and place appointed At the same time
Maurice Richard Leyne was Sc, al liberty ON giving
hail IN spuear AZ the next Conmel Assxes for aiding
and abet.ing treason The fate OF the State prisoners
will not be known until after the Easter recess IL n
thought the Lords will no, declare Judgment before
that time.
The English empire Ia India has received shock
The sikhs are again Ia arms and struggling success
fully The news mas caused quite panic In Englsn
900 soldiers and $50 officers are reported 10 have
fallen 10 the last action, the battle Of tbs Jhelam-
Some pieces Of artillery were hkewse carried on oy
the victorious skhs Yet they were said to be defeat
ed Lord Cough ia made 20 bear the blame they cay
he attacked the enemy dssdvsntage, aud In oppo
.ron 10 the advice OF his officers becsnse bis lrsh
blood could not bear their insuls He has been su
perseded and Sir Charles Napier goes out to india 70
assume the supreme command The LesdenbsLl st
Company had severe struggle between passion and
prudence before they appointed him; however, pru'
dence prevailed The question was would they lose
their Indian empire or employ an obnoxious individ
aa and they chose the latter as the ess dsagreesoe
alternative. The origin Of the bad understanding be
tween the parties 10 newspaper battle conducted ~
Sir Charles with bis usss vgor, about prize money.
Yours, &c. NM
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