New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
NEM-YORK TRIBUNE.
ireland A. she IL, Concluded from i'' Pase.


cbY-cnmen where taught NOT oaly 70 read, wr.te
a ,oart bat 20 sew and woTk - that lite girls
re s,ore profitable THAI the Pg. or potato garden
n tbe oden time--they 20 lu spite OF al deluncia
SONS And other schools must be opened Or their
ueixLbJrs wiii al follow Their example w itncS-
sng al this from my eyrle, when hear people e1
LAIN, The country Il ruiued-su.k nopeiess.y
h.trr,d rccoverv % / srn tempted IN return % e1
claim o Judgment, thou ar lied 20 orGtisn beasts,
and men have ceased 10 reason W hat A peo
ne Ia such a siaso--deierm.ned 70 ~ 1ait'- ior
fieigst4ke 20 he c0aHtry AID. D. ecar stln y RE
gnd raise their children o. az in'ec tqa ami mora
o,3,fiou worthy o. IL. continue slaves TIC ram
-'e6 800. of few bundled eiete and pampefed
a,i.tocratsf Il would be Al anomaly 10 the hsto-
rs Of the Universe
METROPOLITAN sCENEs-DUBLIS
fparpose under this tide. % describe matters ~
,ais ola Ccr,incn, ina; may amuse yoll readers Il
they 90 not create dissatisiaction 10 your people
with American cities and Their to.Dgs, b. com?ari.
.oa. sr every psal ia Europe IS qai,e sure that
It is the envy Of surrounding nations aud ,he al.
rairation 0! tic word % and Thomas Carlyle the
Oracle. has declared tbst America has not p pr
ticle o. claim 10 be model Republic Latter day
Tracts No J.. ! begin with DUBLIS rot because
Desres.-l can draw out nay telescope to any length
blu. becarse, Just non, 10 displays the beaut. al
precision Of British legislation, end The regard for
National honor Of IRISH Tories on the one hand, md
the goroos attachment Of British statesmen % Tie
faith q engagements with weaker power On tic
other.
And firstly Of The first There arc some half
dozen legal opinions neither Dublin has or has no;
a Lord Mayor Attorncy $, General, pas, and pres
eut. and other lawyers Of renOwn, giving opinions
Hatly cont ac.ctory upon the Act-a very recent
one--ihat constitutes the Corporation - John LDY
nolds who got himsel. chosen " p. ior Dublin by p
c1pp dc nam, and kept himself IN IN spite Of a PR
hameI tary iDvestigai On-Or which the d Ib.ln q q
servativcs vii. not soon forgive h.m-added thereto
the scarcely less unpagconsbie crime % getting him
self elected Lord Mayo o. DGbiIn He "a a Roman
Catholic, a Repeater and one oil The people aud il
~ a shame that he should represent, 10 Par.iane ..
and preside over Chief MAGISTRATE the second
city IA the Empire. the headquarters Of High Prot
.stant AscendencyIsm and Orangcism. and Of Ans
tOcrstIc8l LandlOrdism-he, HODUS hmm, hO for
de,nos. o. yesterday, the sou o. some
body II as a shame
But, be resides out OF town snd Las 80 disposed
81 his house in town. where he transacts has bust
ness as tea merchant that upon suit entered
~ the Queens Bench, LIs name Is struck oil The
Burgess Roll How then eau he represent a ward
rs Alderman, or rule the city rs Mayor he, not
even citizen II be liable TO the penalty 81 80
tNoIF htt ~ ~ dAot ttS i''ifih
Of the Office uDi1stly Are nis acts uul and VOID
II he appoint q iocUm fencHs viii be incug lie pen
atty add his acts be uuil aud void The lawyers
dler-Nr Reynolds won't fesigu-au Oyerwhcln
my ma oriy Of the corporation being rcpealers pi
liberals arr with Liw AID pied ,c1 20 support bin
the little knot that caught him mapping about TIE
house out OF which he claimed 10 be burgess vii.
not acknowledge him. nor su.ler auy business to 20
90. Every meeting is re guar IRISH row and tlc
SAID second city u the empire u.s. by the faction that
represents the h0norabes and right honorabes
our ascendsncy mon, cxhiO tel 10 the SAID cmpte.
as furnishing revival OF the faction fights OF the
olden time. abolished elsewhere two or three times
week, ia this year Of grace the first oi the latter
half OF the nineteenth century
Now, Secondly, of tho Second There are 10
Dnbn about 200 public charitable Institutions
which the citizens support at cost Of about go,
900 year At the I mon, grants from the impe
rial Treasury. were guaranteed TO number of these
10 the amount OF ll2 600 n year The ground was
that the removal OF the Irish Parliament, woald re
move from the Metropolis the wealthy VINO sup
U0r,cd these, while being the Metropolis, DubIil
must ever be crowded with an influx OF those
which require them. Notice has been given that
this grant IS 10 be Withdrawn and the period Sc
lccted s,-aiter four years of famine, hilug Dublin
with sick paupcrs, no law Of settlement having sc-
companied the Poor Law for ireland and after
most OF tire public establishments followed the
Parliament such ms Stamp Office, Excise, &c. C1..
rying with them the officials whose salaries used
g be spent in Dublin " ell. the Por Law guar
diaDs called a meeting and Just as Tenant Right
Is banding together Orange and Green. CetDlic
and Protestant IN the country, 80 Is the breach of
contract at the non banding Repeater and gnoh-
liam Unions, in Dublin against tbs laithcss and
selfish Capitalization. And the Government are
unwiliingly but chectualy, bringing the right
thinking of all creeds aud classes 20 feel tie ncccs.
Atty Of struggle for self government and rational
rights. TELESCoPcs.
D. S.-Mr IIANoock a gentleman OF Lurgsn,
agent to the earl OF Lurgsn, long aco stated 10
Committee Of The House of Commons that, unless
tenant right were granted to the Ulster men, that
peaceful and prosperous Province would soon be
come Tipperary. y landlord doug beside that
town, Of the Tippegary order, has Just produced
Tipperary result A Mr. (iirdwood roEted iarl
when prices were high, at one pound an acre hc
spent 1850 IN Improvements. HIS lease expired
aud now when prices are low he was told
must pay ffco ponds, OK so The difference, you
see, was his own work FOR all The benefit he Mas
20 get. he might as well have exhausted the .ala
aud pocketed the profits. His rent was doubled
because be had improved He went The night
after. house, offices. ali were burned and lot
soai wvuld lend hand t. quonch the fire