New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
IRELAND.
Correspondence oi The \. Y. Tribune
DUBLIN, Friday Nay, 1852.
THE ELEC lions.

Y. Tribune.

Correspoul ence Of The n. Y. Tribune
DUBLIN, Friday, May 1852.
THE ELEC lions.
The elections which are in prospect oc-
cupy vast deal of the public mind and the press
than does the Parliament IL is address and canvass
everywhere clubs and District and County meetings
are everyda occurrences and whether the present
Parliament shall be dissolved sooner expire at the
usual time everywhere there is hurried preparation TOR
the choosing of those who shall constitute the new one
II probable that former General Election were
there such number of new candidates, nor was the
element Of religious discord SO potenty at work as II
will be at that which is approaching The f0rmT-the
rnnher of new men that will try to displace the sitting
bers-makes 1t easy to conjecture how parties
shall be balanced in the new Parliament; and the latter
the amount of gous animosity- buttoo strong
an omen that religious strife will be prominent when the
new Parliament meets.
M course In Ireland as well as Scotland and Eng
land the old contest of Liberal and Conservative will be
fe-of Progressive Reform and the preservation OF
uy Ancient Institutions but others will be more vo-
lent In Scotland and England the Anti Maynooth En-
dowmenf cry Will be prominent-not at all upon tne
Jrincple of abolishng all State endownens OF reh-
ion but that 10 endow college for educating, al the
s,onnsl expense ian Ant-Christian priesthood 10
each and administer "an idoiatrous religion, Is a
national sin in Protestant country SO says Lxs ,
Hall and the sounds reechoed from bristoito ulas
oxy and from Lands End TO John OGreats
Ia Ireland, whenever there Is majority OF NJ
man Catholic electors, that cry will be met ~ tne
cry of Abolish the lriah Church "a
fhe Established Church says The Iaold, " ana
Nsvpooth will be side by side. Popery must De
destroyed, says The Herald the blgotry OF Exc
ter Hall and Downing street must be Destroyer
everything in the way OF the perfect equality OF All
classes and creeds must be rooted out. Inc noon OF
insulting Catholics Dissenters or Jews WI loeia
ton and the exercise OF legislative or .dHsei'ta'e
control over them, must be eradlcated TfoeeS y,
AZ least Agricultural relief aud rec Trade ana ienhn
RIGHT AL progressive Reform, Will all come III 'of tneif
rept ctve share OF advocacy or opposition put May
moth or e Maynooth, the Repeal Ci the iues hT VI
more stringent measures TO make erective lne tsn
Church F,IabI hmen or the appropriation OF It's Ten
porslites 10 National purposes equal ana npafai e'
cation for all equal terms al the naionsl expense
the favorirsn OF the Established sect In lts conro,
and superinte ndence-these VIII DC LILO S'ii'A o
| engrossipg topics for the hustngs rorr
Il here a rather unusual circumstance tna 80 many
| of our newspaper Editors expect sea. IN .ue =.
Parliament Ireland has not hitherto seil iepf
tiyes of the Fourth Estate" Blu. Charlie Gavan Day
of The Nation says il oiNew Ros ana "a 1I
Lucas OF The 7aJLd is equally confident OF ealn 1e
Femea ssys III Pily ne son O % Dr. Gray Of Tas
Freemaq himself means to SIT but "ne'nel ~ ''oA
| Afghan or Dundalk-or elsewhere-is not 80 cei'aH'
| THE COUNTRY.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer says, INC go ss
| been reduction Of nine millions oil lAAes ~ - a.
ons and two on the excise, he cannot sI -, he
and the Income tax being al mar G IT., ne
must continue ii for year" I'LL ne ,ooA' o,;aA =,
| While the inter eet on the national oeo' So"s -
hover about the figure of fly millions, and tne eoSn'
ny wiz not bear on bread IN The snap se ?.
duty foreign grain rather tnnk pc me a. ses aI
icnu al interests to do the landlords 70 see NV
,bsv can reduce rents 70 prices and the farmers how
they can msEs up, BY increased produce and austy,
dnon Of labor BY The I'm ;se IsSd q
achinery-ior low prices and since Ine az,
hands. ies these go and work upon lands in happier
clines And they are acting upon this principle from
Ireland emigration continues and tnoaeu ~. - . G .
Of Of the upper hordes from lands sold, In tne "a.
eumbered Estates Court Is crowdng the Poor'nouses