New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
-.,,.Un-TaE NEW AGITATION.
nnb,tp Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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,xer Ulster ; has been megn lhcoL'G Su'oi
IN. Earl of Caledoa, and more mEgnihcshsy
.ti1 by the Marquis Of Londonderry; waited the
.hun 1o,titutions of Belfsst receive4 addresses
t,on, It's chief public bodies, ard was entertained
49,. .,lendid banquet attended oy the noof"y
gentry literary men, aud officials Of tue iowa ana
o.;ohho,hood; and lauded-most oeSet' 81 , -'uo
c,,n,ire industry, commercial enterprise
~ .a;.a,iGc and literary progress which have
o.i..a ,b,t town to high place among the most
n,osoerous of the empire hls ooleo' Is ''.u ~
heen TO collect Information on the state Oh toe
n,ovnee - and in particular, Of the agricultural ln
s.,est. ard. no doubt, as he swept along over the
,iobast and beat cultivated dasrcts In Ireland, IN
the mids. of the abundance, beauty, and activity
NJ harvest, the sight that net his View vas h'sed
tn impress the opinions urged upon him by his no
BILE hosts and their Agents, as to the groundesa
ness of the outcry of the farmers about distress
and the needessness of rectfy ing the relationship
between them and their landlords, by the leglsla'
tive arantee Of their cherished and valued ten
autrisht Lord Clarendons is one of those minda
that glories in q stroks OF GnesSe,-doiish'a in P0y
ing off Orspgemen against HibboDmen, or dsn
oburch aeitators against equally yolenF CAsnoho
Seclaimers TIL he can have stroke at boih Ia tne
way Of eyenhanded justce-is great In olScoSS"S
socbn;csi;ties with some Presbyterian clergyman
wbo,e Reoiuuz donun he has stopped upon sons
nn,c,ilio the ar. of magnfying, which into mgh.y
ro.tters he had learned long ago In Dis oPan'sh ui
nlomaoy; and 30, doubtless, thoa5ns no wHS cls-
risyipe amazing c!everness ID refusing 10 receive
y jeo1tation from the Ulster Tenant League
thoneh the Premier, o. little ago, had received MI
~, alor from Yhe AanerRl BODY, In LODQOn.
We'll nevertheless, the said Tenant League ia
nyoceedjng upon the maxim, mi desperandnm aus.
Y,re Dopulo,-whicb, q little varied from the Ola
RE"msp, your namesske, may be rendered, No fear
If the peoples cause when the people Themselves
e.nouse 1t. The Conference ani the League
saving COMPLETED their reorganization" and rested
dnyins the bus,le OF harvest but, meantime, sub
,oi,,sd their constitution and "rules" 10 coun.
seI order to keep within the letter OF the a".
No.o thew have commenced the work OF banding
fhe whole of the tenant-frmersof Ireland IN the
Teseue; and in order to keep out Of it all sscss.
risnism. deputasions from the North are to attend
fhe meetings of the South, and from the South
tboae OF the North. They will publish their re.
spectiye grievances, and impart mutual encour-
segment: and all violence bsiug discouraged into
Ehich srdor for rights, or wrthlng under sense
of wrongs might precipitate the eager and lmpet
nous, the FEW AGITATION, while 1t ID for an AFFECT
obviously practical and eminently beneficial, will
be wholly conducted in Connells favorite phrase,
illegally peacefully, and constitutonslly' When
"Monster Meetings" have been held In any dls-
trict, Immediately those on the spotar to organize
local associations or otherwise, as the
case may be-and along with the enrolment OF the
people for obtaining their rights in the land, those
associations are to attend to the Registrations 30
that, upon the dissolution next year, there may pe
returned to Parliament men OF the right SOFT
men able and resolved to mind the nteteats ana
rights of the people. r. 44 -,
You will see, from all this the sruth OF the u"
deSprandum-which, by the way, st@'eu VI t ID
mot look an nromaipe ea now they do; and will
probablv come to the conclusion that though Loro
Olarendon would not hear from the Ulster Eenanfry
their own statement of their grievances ana oistns
Parliament the Government, end she Whole hmpire
will he ar them with an emphasta and In zone nor
TO be mistaken nor, without reason, as you Wlilsee
from f.vy scntences w ch eXtractfrom one otthe
recent ettorr 10 the Northern Wing, OF the worthy
Onsker traveller. John Lamb; aSspecimen OF what
meeta the eve in no uncomfortable number OF dis
triots both OF the West and South Inc roao from
Nenaeh to Birr runs for II mllea through the Ooan
~ OF Tipperary and presents at intervals most
Giatreasinp acenes of devsstation. The iron hand
Of the evioting landlord like the destroying angel
of old has passed over the district and left what
were once the homes Of the peassntry heap OF
ruins. They were not merely all mudwall cabins,
but substantial stono and lime houses. A great
waste-they had neither crop nor stock on them.
In the County of Kilkenny here are great many
farms in the same situation From what have
seen and he ard of the hesrtesS dongs OF the land
lol DIS and their underings in theOe parts my sur,
prise is great thatgO many OF them escape unhurt.
w hen the time has come that the people arc no
longer n0oes asry for political purposes-s burden
where they were formerly benefit and pride
and the estate must BIO cleared in order to fetch
higher price, out they must 60 to the poor house,
the roadside, she grave as the Roman Catholic
Pfelstes sAy, in their Pastoral on the close OF
Sbe Thurlea Synod, "Eyictlons have made the poor
the victims Of the most ruthless oppression that
ever dsgraced the annals Of humanity. The desc
lating track OF the exterminator is to be traced In
500 many parts OF the country, in those leveled
cottages aud rooheSs abodes, whence so many viz
suous and industrious families have been torn by
brute force, without distinction Of age sex, sick
ness or health, and flung upon the highway 10 per.
ish, in the extremity of want
INFLUENCES Az WORK.
In what country are they all, and always, at
work for good for truth, freedom, the nlishten,
ment and elevation of the peoplel l cannot say
shey are 50 now In lreland and as q faithful
chronioler, must record the adverse as well az
the favorable And deeply regret, that among
She adverse l have to enumerate the decision
against the Queens College" 10 which the Ma.
sional Synod of the Irish Roman Catholic Church
has come that has just closed its Histngs at Thurlss
Abe Arohbishop of Armagh, DR.. Cullen, who Is also
Primate, presided in character of Legate; and as
he waa appointed to the primacy by the Pope
SITTER having paused over all the three names for
warded from lreland-avowedly upon the ground
that, from his long residence in Rome, the Pope
with the College OF Cardinals and the Propaganda
had the fullest confidence in him, and that he came
fully instructed in the views of the Pope and hi'
r.Ns- r-1l.
other that had divided the Iriah prelates Now
that the Synod has condemned the Colleges, auc
embodied that condemnation in their Pastoral,
there is little prospect of any edict from Rome 70
versipg that decision.
1t ia true that large minority Of the Bishops
were In favor of the oolegss-that the vote &
Withdraw all ecolesaseics from holding office, ant
TO warn she laisy against teaching or studying il
them, is said upon authority 10 have been carried
only by msjotiy ofoue; and that the absolutely