New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
IRELAND AS SHE l..
No. ".

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.,-..r be a9. there At least that must be The most
,,vo-abs .,ot for watching the movement AMI
Getting A. be records o. The peoples c3inss " ed.
taf.so dare So yo1 sre ri-ht and so here
am. surrounded by every paper, x the aPolosy Tor
e o,psr. and IN GOOD truth, soue o.; them ar 20
r.1-e. published IN the metropolis or north so-io'
and vest. AID cert-al a1d il daily Intercourse Slth
thoughtful and observant men from The sane parts
TELLING r ,ha wrars All sgfsr.a-s CT the agitation
AL strur-'es or the csl1mnies and 'Ppressio-s OF
the h-irhteuinr prospects. as the case may b. oi
ms 1.erab,s bat s,il Interesting coultr! men As
heretofore. bogeve- yo1 wii bear with me telling
the ruth i- ny own way bat truth, AMI nothing
cisa i shall b.. usidiy sitei. and accurately
weighed and precisely stated. though may claim
IN I-i.husans privilege % DO 50 good humo-ety
i1s.if, ing myself ly authority that VIII weigh with
Ams1cans. though III Irishmau should not.
Qsan.elsn dlculem deere veram Guild ve,a,'
Which may be-rather freely-readsred, What
ham. 10 setting Ireland before America IS 20 iu-
duce the be:towing OF a psssia- thought upon the
odd Country Here eoes then and first oi al.
THE LAND STRUGGLE
Understand our precise position. In Scotland and
England landlords build, hedge drain and Jay on
ren,-,he tenant mskin- the most OF H. aud coyen-
an,ias that al the expirn- the holding shall not be-
deteriorated In Ire Gland, heretofore. the landlord
aid on the rent and did nothing else At BEL the
Plantation Of lister the tenant had rieh, 70 an
interest in all lis own improvements equal 70 the
proprietor iu the soil There was no recognition
Of any such rsh, in tho rest q Ireland. The strls
gle to get il guaranteed to the ster men by act
Of Parliament anI extended 10 the rest ~ Ireland.
The people don't think il far for the landlord 70
say, There is a moantsin-sie or toe-rent ten shi.
lings az acre sad when you have built. hedgci.
drained manurcd and toled TIL 1t IS worth twenty.
twenty you shall pay. or rise and leave i aud %
yo1 still make II worth forty ditto. This the peo-
Die don think fair leaving them only the alterna-
tive Of al their Improvements gong - others. or OF
improving as little IS possible and exhansting the
land T. the u.termost when near the close Cd. the
term throwing out the temptation 70 di.apidate
aud carry aWay. and leaving seed bed OF hatred
10 him who succeeds the expelled. The position
taken by Dr. Mcknight Of tie Banner of Ulster
may be considered the demand Of Ireland
That all value created by tenautHdHs'ryis really
and truly tenant property and, that as al The I'M
provcmcnts made In and upon the sol OF sfer
siyce the era OF the great pantatoninthe beginning
OF the 9Th century have been the collective W1rG
OF the tenant farmers alone independently oi land
lord capital aud landlord industry therefore the cul
lecfive improvements are the equitable property Of
the tenant farmers body.
PROGRESS Or CHANGE
or the Irish estates, so encumbered as that ihey
canno, pay the interest on tho incumbranccs there
are now SIX hundred in the hards OF the Coums
sioners When bought. It viii be on such terms as
will enable the purchasers 10 let the lands at rents
suited u present circumstances, and on conditions
accordant with popular feeling. Mr. Brittle, I
heir 20 large estates IN Tipperary. thinks time
tor the Parliament 20 think Of Others, ike him, |
~ it'll estates encountered but not enough 70 come
under the present commits on, bat too much 10 /
serve the owners or tcuants-encum cred 10 halt /
their rental. They might disencumber such. by |
advancing mOncy--which could easily be got 0n /
Government euarautee,-at 3. per cent They /
would then be the sole creditors andrthe interest /
were not paid they could sell them IN their own |
Courts
Already is all this telling upon the other propue /
tors who neither need nor wish 10 sell They are /
lowering rents, and coucediug 10 Circumstances
And this GAIN, IS telling upon the conduct 90 the /
people In the Soaih and w est those who. wed /
ded to Old customs woa.d no, follow the directions /
Of the practical Instructors sent out b. the Asr /
cultural Society having the difference 10 their
neighbors farms are attending o. them tbs ear I
An idea has Eot possession o their minds Il AZ the
long and intense frost Of last W inter has freed the
air of the plalar70 that affected the potatoes and
as they used 10 DO with Cornell when DE pr0mis /
ed them Repeal provided they furnished b M with I
II petition with a H. Hon si-uatIrcs--aCcomp panied I
with a million shiinss-aud came back from Par .
lament 10 tell them of LIS failure and repeat tie /
demand and the promise. -" W ell give him another /
triaL-Wo'l give hu the other shilling sol Ley u /.
" Give the Potato a trial once more. More land /
all over the country. under cultivation many /
places under better cultivation, iu tac south and 4
w est for potatoes Ia the North, Tor erain, ami /
iustea AL of waitInE-as sometime agp they seemed /
see whether 1t was worth while to tAl /
the land they seem 90 trust Ia Providence to assert
their right having. AZ the sametme, az answering /
determination "a maintain IT,
OTHER ITEMS OF PROGRESS.
approaching abolition OF the Office g. Lord /
Lieutenant LAYS the foundation os the JUS OF par
ties Catholics and Pedestrians, Orange and Green,
were used in turn tools ami then cast Rway: and
they. IN their turn. dealt with the Vic roy as the
Romans with SeJalgs, or as certain nations are
said T. do with their dols-scourge them when Ill
appointed IN their expectations. Thus party EEL.
ing hounshed-common country went % toe Val.
Ii IS accordingly, curious that hardly regret Is at
tered. except by a few Dublin shop keepers, and
the freeman and John o Council, who used to be
loudeft IA enluncing the Castle as the source and
center whence issued the tide OF corruption ard
oppression % dcs llate AID PROSTATE tie .au4 IL
hs Repeal Dictionary, John o C1nneA defined
The Castle OF Dublin as y Moral siak-tae
focus II oOrrUp i0n tyranny anu iusult danu- Ilrs
rule The focus Of corruption and lmpertineuce
during Wing rule The shop keepers however.
mourn over toe abolition as Il drIes up source OF
profit; and the Frseq4u and John, % please the
shopkcepers and as the ne west -" crie
! notice -. another item, the failure @. az a.
tempt 70 unite Cancellation Hal ani The lssh
Alliance into one grand 4" National party.
worthy County Cork Priest Mr. Co-coran, sls
eested that DIR. Bake. r. c. Bisbop o. DIoDole
aid Lori French sboad arrange a basis OF Union
and that meetings should be simultaneously held
on Patrick Day 70 give II the adhesion o. ne