New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
IRELAND.
Politics-Religion- Tenant-Rigai


cut the play TIE chances ths; were favorable TO them
at the hrd act have been watering ever since and 81
length have overthrow them But whether the pros
tration is 70 be final or whether like Aneus, it is only
70 recover fresh strength from tic fall and they shan
rise and resume Office with renovated vgor little
time will tell
The world will begin to think that constructivenesss
not the forte the British Parliament; that is much
more clever ct destroying Ministries than capable OF
forming one whose principles and constituent ele-
meuts being in accordance with the condition OF the
Empire the requirements OF the age and The wants OF
the world will secure for II pernsneDce and stability.
The last Parliament YVES preeminent for the frequency
ofthese Cabinet disruptous and now, in this new one
After having narrowly escaped chapter Of chances,
another Ministry las encountered another CONFUSION.
The Old Dukes question Will begin to be serious
one fthc contest for power continues between twoop
po.ite sets Of politicians in regard 20 whose general
policy there il little If any. practical difference. How
Il the Queen Government 70 be carried ont
Free Trade Is now great fact certain amount OF
taxation necessary to pay the Interest Of our eigh,
hundred millions Of debt and carry on the Affairs Of
the country and her colonies whether direct or ndi-
rect taxation, and in what proportion the one TO tho
other or a. the phrase Is the extent Of the area" Of
each is the controversy all profess to be equal
IL anxious for fair distribution Of all classes Of
the community Il would seem to plain people thu,
there could not be very much difficulty in the adjust
ent and therefore plain people think it il quarrel
Of men, not about "messures"-snd tha, power, and
prominence end emoumen and not political princi-
Pile the good Of the country, the impeling clo
tives
The Ministry, now overthrown, have a compact and
firm party welded by common in,ere r. and feelings
Their opponents who by majority Of eighteen over
threw them, consist Of more heterogeneous materials
-Peelites Grahsmitcs Russelites Wings, Manches-
terians or Proressis,s, and Reiormers both
nicely balanced that when the latter party all to-
eeiher cur Irish Brigade have only to from
side Of the H0use to the other TO turn the scale And
they are pledged to oppose whatever party oppose
lrsh Tenantught
Now, when the Ministry suffered Mr. Sergeant shoes
Tenantright Bill to pass second reading, and be
ferrod TO a Committee along with the Arorney.Gcn-
erals (Mr NGpier) IL was generally supposed that the
design TO secure at least neutralize the Irsh
Party that the calculation was, no Committee will
recommend the bill, and even il they did, Parljs-
rneni will H. and the odium OF rejecting may
a. ell be suffered 70 fall upon the Committee the
House, as voluntarily lee taken BY the Government,
Somehow, however, from want Of concert or misman
sgemeut, or over-conhdence, the Earl of Derby do
nounced the Tenant right Bill in he Lords, and Mr.
Nspier denied that he party to the Bill going to
Committee In the Commons and so the Irish Party
voted against the Government the Budget and
threw them.
Serve them right. But what Of the future' If they
return to power will they be more hvorabei II ous
of the motley opposition patchwork Administration
be formed, will Il stand against the most solid
pact and powerful opposition there has been for long
while which the late Ministry and their supporters
would then bccomei And if it shall will ii be
favorable to Tenant ghi As to gsHaral Irish inter
ests the Wings have been always far behind their OPP
ponents. The NOrtlora Wig and other advocate. OF
Tenant right distinct from the Tenant League ed
wise the attempt TO improve Mr.. Napiers Bill inasmuch
he is ready sceede improvements and as it doe.
not interfere with the Ulster Tenant Custom while ii
legalzes the principle OF tenant-eompensson for i'm.
Provemenis But must leave these ministerial uneer-
tNnties, which day or two viii decide, and notice
some matters Of general and permanent interest
With respect to the foreign relations OF Britain and
the Continental Powers all Is square and cordial Our
Ambassador escorted with q guard Of honor, to the
presence o; the French Emperor and the French Am
bssssdor conducted with ike celia. TO the Brssh oueea
and contest Of eordiAliies snd gratulatons IN the
heet Brest and the channel defences for time for.
sot,en-snd rivalry Of pAelsc phrases and compliment
tsry pro;escaiions has succeeded fee. equipments
and srny sngmentStions. Nor does the revolution Ia
spain. or the unsvsilng negotiation about the NAdiA
in TusoeAy the unsatisfactory state Of oar diplo
matte intercourse with Rome, or Austrian co0lness
change or even effect relations witt these Powers
/, all right They are al as Unit 10 20 to war a.
anil hat uuueh - = Ia
with their uoney-AEv.ns hide enough ofiE-si home
end requiring AL ther Hrmies 20 keep the peace anon;
their own subjects
refer 10 the Roman CstAciics-sspeeslly those Of
Ireland row direct snfsgoaisa tie BrEisa Gov.
e-arelz and In elose union and intimate intercourse
with Their Continental BrethreR-espeeisly ofFrznee;
bent on agitation for religious equAhfy--or the abo
iou cl tn Protestant Church es.SbIshmeni asd the
appropriation Of is property 70 nsiiOna PurpO-es-lad
securing Continental sympathy and sd IN the Effort
Il impossible read the publications. that from time
to tune come from the pens Of the leading hersrch. in
EaslsnS and Ireland tie speeches Of members OF he
~CS:hcEc Defense the articles II nc press-resehoed
81 they are BY suea writers Aoatalenhert aad tie
Editor Of the yaiss-snd como to shs conclusion
that religious conflict e very far distsu; with
such selps a. compact body in Punishment The Irish
eorporatio-s mostly IN Roman CstAoc hansls eoru
pete orsaaizaon Of Esglsh dOeeses vas, accession
u Arslcsn clergy ant lEi;y-ulazy Of them Of raak
wesNA and insueace-srl gong q. AID wonlrous
increase Of mO1sc irsrrunous securing the poor and
tie young.
On tie ether hand nothing VII satisfy jealous Pot
e,.u.s 81; lie AnahI4ron Of the Roman CATHOLIC re-
R-ica N Ireland BY tie eonversiOa Of Is Po7ulsiio,
ana tie re-ou-ces OF England and Scotland broagh;
INTO pzy fer eectns Protestant aseeaaAscy. Tie od
bs,,le therefore seems likely TO be renewed Aad or
the partss are nusterizg tier forces WIKI zeal and
energy.
There i 70 BE eosl.,on ministry under The VARGAS
ofLan.downe and The Earl u Aberdeen the Rass-il.e
ana PeeE.e parties 20 orn the great elements. But
sg pa-xes have Prczised-p.-ties Of the Ike opPO-
ton that ito merge thsif prvste yevs AID PesOn-
Al feelings IN the formation Of strong Adnnistrs-on-
whose motto shall be Free Trade Reform Civil .ad
Religious Liberty and Social Progress hs1eee-sta n
eoncihSrrg the Msnehes;e-&Es and The lrish party,
would not be an snrusscnsbie calculation thA; nc,