New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

called Agrarian outrages IN Ireland are beginning
70 be regarded with alarm, by ;he Eng ISL lnte-
rests there Ths Lcad0n TINS teens within de-
tails Of aR acrarian or ribahd conspiracy, ana with
vehement invectyes against It. Is Intelligence
is derived from private cores onteace' no doubt
colored and heightened 20 meet rs proper views,
sni from extracts OF journals n Jhe interest 81
til landlords. who constitute. m fact, the bag
rsh garrison N Ireland.
The last proof Of the existence Of such
formidable conspiracy l. The murder ot Nh
Eastwood, and q threatening notice sent 70
Nr Fortescue, OF Rareusiale. County LOwih.
tie proprietor Of ore OF the largest estates am
most magnificent domains II the country.
How lar these reports are true or exaggerated
we have no means Of accurately testing. II true.
they present a f1ghtful condition of society, and
necessarily bespesk the prevalence among the
ptasaufry o, misery and despair. That men who
could he IL sueacet 70 foreso the oEe great chance
cfratoIal salvation. presented 70 them ~ our TINE
ts ;le neral and gious sIasoa Of their clergy.
emo. be restrained fom The commission OF cow
sioiy assass'naiions by the same persuaslon,-ior
We assume II Is pressed urgently and diligently
III he lsi-er than in the former caseis to us very
inc x2lcable. Indeed, everything connected with
the Government of Ireland eql ally uuintelligibe
for although the crimes of the peasaEry are indefen-
sioe although Midnight midday assassination can
OILY provoke unmiiigated DISCUS. and adherence.
thc emplo, melt OF yie ne wspaper TO lie away the
honor and character OF above reprosch, and sell
u,ir very blood At he stall II purchased caumuy,
l,. Considering the position ard cobcoHmitants Of
TIE peasant and tie peer, still more loaihsome ana
a1tcueni.
But rs already sts'e1, ~ have no. sufficient data
10 form an opinion satisfactory TO ourselves on the
subject. There = one yeN Of the mater walcA
Ray poss bly, throw some Light on the mJ s:ery
These T.band c0Dfetelscies have been ways more
or less OF political character IL i PLAIN tda' TIE
TUES desnes them 20 be understood as being pure
~ aelaran. Is very sensitivenass on this point
suggests the idea that It looked beyond the conspT-
scy to something far more alarming
In reference to this conjecture 1t may not be out
Of place to give sucoinct history Of this Edoand
society Its specific origin can not be traced at
least here. Suffice It 20 say that is the latest OF
number Of confederacies established in the northern
counties of Ireland. Al these societies were es-
taolished among the Catholics and had the same OBJ
iect, namely, t. make head against the Orange
lodges They were named " Hearts Of OAK,
white Boys" &" RICH. boys Peep o day Boys,
ard Ribon or Ri5and Men
some years ago the Orange lodges were suppressed
bv law, as dangerous and criminal but the lodges
were stronger than the la and defed Its penalties
Later still, law WAS passed suppreSslng RooOnlsm
and imposing the penalty Of trar spOTtation on any
person belonging to It, Soon dller, II We remember
rightly, the Goyernmen Ii, Of SIR ROBERT Peel employ ed
d SPY named Hagan 20 swear IN RlbOonmen and then
boiray them. lie did So and succeeded ia transport
u SIX men. lie attempted the same experiment
once more, and while on the stand he confessed his
employment The prisoners were instantly ac-
quilted, and the Government never recovered the
blow. This piece Of intamy does not compare IN
a'roClty with the employment OF literary spies Ia
ls4s but 1t is Infamous enough
Both lead 10 this conclusion, that the Govern.
mems Of Ireland be they Wing or Tory, stop at no
ilfiaIism. They will bii5e men into rebellion and
then brbe others to maligH and betfay them 50 that
when YOU fnd the utmost disorder prevailing, con-
spiracy rie, and ghastly' murder stalking through
the land you know not whether to trace ITS source TO
the shbboleth OF the castle or the shioooleIh OF
sheebeen house. In this instance, whether the an
aroby which is said 10 exist does really exist very
questionable. Blu, granting that It does then whether
tie Government or tie peasaDtry It's promoters,
depends entirely the utter ruin and restitution of
tie latter, ana the necessity of the former 70
csry some object agansr the unhappy people Of that
country.
l. may nj lie known to al readers that l9i8
Lord Careldon he Noeroy II Ireland, employs nOio
Iou5 black mail Journalist, called Buch to malgn aud
ct,n Liait Dir. O'BGien and has comrades So 1t was
however The noble Earl pad by the piece for his lies to
letnc Of A2o. Bus the vampire, far gorged By the
wages 81 lnquity demanded additional Of 80
1hs the noble suborn h0u ght eKIayagaRt and
fused. Ian suit followed the report Of which we
cted II the last Ish newspapers IL
atons cf profsacy such aSIee nsuted the presence u
justice Tie World (such the dtsigaa.en Of the
slanderous shee) cast credit of the coun-
try, It las dec death Of unspeakable inlamy