New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
IRELAND AS SHE l..

IiFrERART. PEI. -, l4-.
TIE IRISH REVOLUTION
T. re- Edi,r y n Tri5las
The British paramen, that .cgs.at,s f.r Ire.sli
has been ~ wor, nearly "a month and from u
way ia willltae -rcl, ma onry %. the Irish mes.
beers ssc 3csf Vi.h Irish inter. SIS. % seems 4qi
as wei. that the IRISH people have taken he MAJ
a.cmcnt oi the Irish Revolution now m progress
ilto thc.rosu hands \ RevoIutol have call,
b sai Revolution % v.l prove lot one ol -,hr
days nor a1ei.atei. o. 'eas'. affecting ia.ns 4,
Government hut b am lut great, m.stahca
Interpreting tie s-.s Of tbs time, one that q" d
alter the wLoe framework 90 society and pr,pa..
the way ar d,scoancctug iceland and Social Mis-.
- So thar 'o -.-rsr as heretofore. ihc u'iclaue-
Of the ,om. sill produce she idea IT ihe after
Dlung the SAID Parliamentary month. there wore
several occasions on which you JOB America-rcco
lectnr the flourish OF tr1mpcis with which many
our Patriotic Members were returned 10 Pari
ment under the auspices ct Council, would uat',.
rally have expected a full muster bat IN Ireali
We are trained 70 expect none % sacrifice a C.uh
or a Hal. t. attendance .n the Housa. unless 81
Minister has need .og them, With the prospect Of
snue birth a. an equivalent But tie occasions
have alluded 20 were such made their absence
desirable 20 IT, Minister and they were abscu'.
For instance there was q motion made for abo.is
ilaaycry obnoxious tax called Minister Money
which is levied or th3 support Of the establish
c,ersy 10 certain towns. Dlhiu. Cork. Wex.or
Waterford Sc Ee. 10 was imposed l the tD
el Charles Il the natives being removed OUTSIDE
these towns and ElEiishmea located w.riliu then.
Then there was some Iuslce I'D the Imrost. ilr Co.
ID
the great mass 10 d. payers are Holman ai..o.i-
IL isa sad anroyaucf. beside thc Injustice %, d.
Nevertheless the Irish Members calamity sta.i
away aLd gave tire Minister q majority ol ID i.t
retaining against NJ fagau who moved ilr lf
abolition. This they 3d. though Ireland, Protestant
IS wei rs Roman Csthohc wishes provision 70 e
made far the payment u the established clergy 10
these towns oat o. Irish Chunch Reyenues-no"
srualdcrcd il building line Churches 100 many
places " here there are few or DO PrDtestauts q
them. However. the day % reckoning VII! com,
and with an extended franchise there VII b. d.
fsreut class of Members returned D. Paflamsr.
Meanwhile You vi. LIT wonder That nobody Do"
thinks o.. looking TO Members O.. Parliament o. guide
thl progressing Revolution
!. is bui TAR 10 ilc Government ~ state tha-
though apparently determined 20 continue tie 5l.
den Of tie lush Church Establishment II nfy ca
they have done something aid promised more,
help forward the Revolution now 10 progress. H.
Encountered Estates sac Commission hs't
been working the pre.im.naries and the trst sa.e
mas iust taken place. The property OF a NJ. u a
cy O " lstmesth. sold 'or - years purchase
Occupying tenants were the purchasers one pa
Is. an acre rent for poor and another : - Or
good land each paid - GOO Tor the Zee simple 90
IS holding they a-e now prop-c,Ors-Nil na''
every mdursmelt o. improve All employ Nhc
sim ar bankrupt, neglected rack rented estates
pass into the hands % men whose interest % = o.
"A . g
resources "a over the country. the Poor Houses
vi BE- cmpted and ID. laborer w get hat p.
wants work- and what be- deserves his hire 81
With industry there WI Pc cclt-utment and ha.
piness
Bat there arc states that W. not be soil ard
those sold a. Will uot be- in such small .ots as that
TIE holders wiu farm them themselves MANY -
be bought bq wealthy individuals. and iet % others
ulore bg loilts folk companies, and lealt viii DO
toe same name And -lN -le movement s gl..
versa that either the landlords rs be- sc0la-i an
England shall expeud tle capltsi in bci.c-Ig farm
houses and ards, ll draining and dltchlng, AL
then charge rent that wi- enable The tenant l,t
merely 20 exist bat % live U. Il the tenant does
al he shal have 4 legal night thsreto-,he matt
being then ONT stock c0acern, the proprietor flf
uishing a. Z were. the raw material. and the :,
nalt lsrner producing The profitable ard salea5is
fabric.
The further aid which he British Minister hss
0ruD0eer con. 4LlIL GtA-- iLCIp.eLt refUla
fol IS . take al the debts contracted By advances
fo-mery made from the treasury, Il the building o.
the poor houses the pubic works N the first isr.
lie wear those already maze . several Of the dis
t-essec uri1us aid sols how required 20 eua5.-
then. IS we're = SAL iGir Amounting o. abosl
..l- Millions snd = hat Sterling and spread ,he.-
over period OF torty yearS ior re- payment. Thus
neither wiI the peoq.e be allowed = starr
or the che band ald elcCuragemelt WI Il
Erded - The Iavestlrure OF capital II land se
o.her-tbc maximum O. charge i1r poorra BEN
ascerta.nsd Tuus ire measures Of Government
vii lead % far distribution 81 the .snd-the Pee
ple vii secure irreuts and W nay trust q Prov
.seace lo- far harvesfs Ald sdle1 O. TIE gooi
OIL tines Of bowels teEauted By the pig md tie
peasant, rags faction hghts and potesn. .ileaess
weeds and vase, ard election tines when The
poor devils could hardly cal Their soals their Owl.
between the puest and the land0rd-t being pretfE
much TIE same - bis interests and those Os the
country 70 which be sod himself Of winch ne In
CARED the re
PANORAMA OF IRELAND, fPs5l,s4e-s1yJ b-FIRsT
SCENE. IN The LORDS
Ireland il usually exhibited 70 the world II Par
Ianenf-her misery discord, grievances, claims