New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

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p,~ts 8 a5; tb- work O.. platform pai1ots. TOT o.
the pens o.. meu 81 il.e press who talk u ny sa
Utica. life bit cd she c.ass Of tenant farmers An
thus j. to- great oa.s q the lsnd o. Irelsad (.
n lie hands Of proPnesou. Oh whose ances..rs Do
was Conferred ~ The Crown many 9th p-1perl-.
OF great ext,uf-ai anclmberei ir0m TIE extrsra
-al.ce Of ~ the men 0f The good oil tines These
feuda bar bankrupt land RS want return % Pr,
tsctive Duties on COru.to keep prices up - those
~ the Wa period-in order 20 keep 20 Rents q.
the figure o, the same PERIOD % enable them 20 paw
tn interest Of eucumbranc-s. and have enough =
lIander abroad ss usual
Accustomed % 10 IS they liked wl,h the tenant
D. they called upon them fo cone Is one MAJ and
col. .o- Protection fla. by :hus thr.wia- the
weight 90 IRE .aai info the scale Of the English Pro
teciiye ou.e- 20 b. made ou Free Trade ~ the
opening o. t.a session % Parliament next Thus
day ihey mizht arce the Ministry o. c1ucedo or
resign Inc telantry nearly o. man have com
menced the agtatl0u--.n precisely The opposite
dreCt0B-tV Nv rents - meet l0T prices and
tor a legal right T. sell the farm. or compensation
tor their expenditure ia labor and capital n the
.and0ri'chOos rather % take It--as their cuc0lr
agemcni = improve the land al. deve.0pe tie re
sources 0i the country. Solvent landlords must
weld the other estates VIII come rrt0 the market
under The Encumbcrel Estates sale C0mns
companies iCy the purchase Of these, 70 be- sold 90
managerial c Quantities n purchasers who shall have
a " = aria meutaU title. good against the world -
without SAY landlord shove them b1i the great
Lord AMI God Ut All. TINS il the commencement
o. s Sofia Revolution that vii DO more 70 raise tic
country than al the nostr1ms " English S,atesm.l
who use Ireland merely rs q weapon TO light their
own bye-battles With and Irish politicians who
traffic upon popuiar crednlity for their own selfish
purposes
WORN FOR THE PARLIAMENT
The first WI Dr. D. set the Land free The next
vii be 50 to aterthe Poor Law that capital may be-
attracted to Land investment The next 20 this
VIII BE- the settlement of The Church question iog
al sections except the parties directly and person
ally interested. agree n calling for the abolition
the Establishment. and the appropriation OF the
G7OO,o00 per aHnum now pockeied,-by the Pre-
.ates Toy doisg nothing, and the other digntsrie-
for helping them-or 10 objects OF National In
provemenf And then there IS the alteration OF tn
Elective Franchise tor the tour Successive years
OF destituton- causing So much death. emigration
or bankruptcy have lowered the number OF elec
tors 10 one half TINS u indispensable IN order o.
ensure 20 the People any thing Ike regard r.
their interests in Parliament and j is 50 TAR iortu
nate tor this country that the tide OF public opinion
IN England S running strong ia the same chsnuc
rs II is now taking here-iormiug a saIutsry CHECK
upon the Arist0cratc tendencies ~ the Govern.
menf and forcing q uodicum OF regard 20 Popu.a
Rights.
PROSPECTS or TIE COUNTRY
1t viii be obyion. 20 you. from all this, that there
is no cause for despair and that at last, the popu
lar mind is taking the r.shi d.rection,-that which
viii compel the respect OF rulers and governors .-
Then half million are receiving sound education
in the National Schools snd the Queens Colleges
are in fall operation for giving the education re-.
CURED for all professions aud 70 al classes and
crceds upon a principle Of perfect equality IN
Belfast the students are over 200 IN Cork 10
Ia Galway 100 Birots may oppose AMI nouopo
lists irown but IN all this the patriot sill Sc th,
guaranty of happier condition when the Land
and the People are getting fair play. The Agents
are prepared FOR making both what they should be-
The Leaders that are IN exile, with those tina.
have fed aud those that remain, were none OF the
wisest. and they had difficulties t. contend witt
that would have required both wisdom aud intcr
nt, Taught by experience and trained TO think
aud weigh, the men must be cOnsummatey judi
cuus and upngh; whom the people viii take for
leaders now They are looking on with perfect
Indifference at the attemptz OF such men as Gavau
Duffy or John O'Conucl i0 resume the post o.
the men. TELESCOPES.
y. 81 see there l. likely 10 be disunon. The
Free Traders are To have a meeting IN the r.
tauda Dublin over which the Lord Mayor. john
Reynolds, is 10 preside,-lo counerbalance the
Landlords Protection meeting Of last week.
which Dr. Butt 5 10 attend tor discussing the q1es
ton ou the landlords side On tie other hand.
Mr. O.Fl,uu OF Harcourt street, calls Hpon thc
landlords, # they take up the principle OF Protec
ton for Home Industry. 90 act upon fraukiius az
vice aud ego through with H. be thoroughly
Irish and protect all Irsh interests .onrer send
their children to England for education nor spend
their fortunes there, TOR import their furniture
thence.
The new Catholic Pnmate Or Caen !ats Pre-
siient of the lnsh College At Rome, whom Oh
Pope. contrary 10 q convention made with the IRIS
Bishops M ~, has appointed, passln- over tnt
three names sent 10 him from Ireland - opposed
10 the National schools aud Queens Colleges but
the Archbishop OF DubHa and almost al tie Ciere.
% the Archdiocese Of Armagh, over which Dr.. Gu
len viii preside, with hs Suiiragan Bishops. are
for them The Episcopal Protestant Clergy are
divided IN ike manner but the tide runs Ia favor
OF tie Educational lnslitutionsso that discussion
VIII be Increasingly " bot and furious