New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
IRELAND.
War or No War.

CoUtsTondence Of The n 4 inpsne
DUBLIN, Friday JAY g. 1888
We have great increase of revenues, indicating a
growing commercial prosperity. And a sad advance
ment in public immortality indicated by the unseatDg
already of than thirty in this present Parliament
bribery being almost always the ground, and the brbers
and the bribed were of all politics. Tory, Wing and Ra
deal leaving the way open TO omlnous conjecture that
doubtless there are many undiscovered who deserved
equally to be sent 10 the right about Ii is as unaccount
abe as II is dep0rabe, that while discussions on re
gOn never rife professions 50 loud morality
is not merely in the dense manufacturing towns and min
ing districts but among the rural population deporaby
low And now the election disclosures bring to light
nsensibity beyond all parallel to moral principle aud
obligation among those who should be patterns of high
and sound eeDg-lawgivers and their electors andther
agents.
here is. almost universally well in regard to local.
ties in regard TO trades and occupations, cOmbns
ton for higher wages and this while emigration has
thhned, and Is beuIly thinning the operatives Of all
ployments manufacturing and agricultural leaving the
poor houses buId, ned with the aged the nr the chill
dren. Serious consequences are anticipated. But We
are comfurted with the assurance-n the eighth chris.
tening, all alive and thryiDg-that there is not much
dagger of war of disputed succession in England
The Queen is to be over 10 Ireland next week but
she is tocome privately. We wanted her heraded by
public annOunoement,nOf in the middle of the Assizes
aud to come right royalty all the elite Of the
United Queen6Om might have hOcAed to Dublin. This
would have erahed our prldes-circusted mOney,-en.
suIed the Exhibition clearing itself AS IL is,
sukine-caing the Wings shabby and almost wish
ing the matter had been in the hands of Derby and e.
linton.
Our elections are not satisfactory True-the Tories
are nowhere In Glare, o Brien aud Fitzgerald in
and Nandecu out And, whether Sadller SOmers
win Sligo, the liberals have it, And the same If Young
g. Dan gets Traee But the Independent, or Irish
paTty-the Brigade, gets no reinforcement and its
gan The Nation, and Freeman cannot understand why
bishops and Priests should labor for the Of
Supporters Of a RusseDPalmerston' administration
The TGblei, however is not blind for it is also
"Aberdeen-G rahsm' administration And just now,
no administration would meet the Brigade requirements
it is better to have one liberal and friendly than
ayOwedy hostile IL fact constituencies who have local
interests to be attended 10, and electors who have de-
pendtts TO be- provided theleadcrS ~ elections
especially Yer! naturally lean TO the men in PoWer
when tleir policy if not the best, is the best that's
going
Itis, however gratifying that in ireland, the num-
Der in the pOOrhouseS Is gradually reduced, and Of
course the rates also, 10 become more nearly pro
portiened 70 the population. And this, though num-
Der Of new unions have been formed, to diminish the
size Of scme of the old ones which we're too large,
whereby there increased outlay for buildings aud
officials
The two great Irish questions Education snd Ten
ant right. There are, jast now, misrepresentation
aost regarding both mean 10 state the realities OF
each: aud FIRST Of the National System of Education
This Was founded on tie principle W United Common
Educate separate religious instruction Ii has
worked so well 20 have bali million children, WIKI
training schools aud model schools make the supply
of skilled teachers equal 10 the demand and the proper
tons of teachers and scholars s fairly corresponding 10
that OF the sects. Parliament votes Ei200 per an
nun for its support
On lis establishment the great objection vss from the
Protestant Clergy they wasted the Scriptures used as
mart Of the Ordinary education. This could be: but
kur little volumes Of Scripture Lessons" pre-
psred-neiiher in the words Of the authorized nor
oi the Douay version n Independent translation
and consisting Of those parts of the Bible that do not
bear on ecces stica controversies These were appro
we'd by Drs Crolly x Murray-and were usedin The com
men education when there vas no objection. The
Protestant Clergy objected 20 these-tbey would have
the "vlOle bible Subsequently little work OF DR..
Wha;elys Lessons on the Christian Evidences vas
added 20 the works Of the BOord for religious rsirae
ton.
But controversy RACES. The Scripture Lessons
are put into the Roman iHasT EgsTga'9ras alf CON
demnsd, vel IS the Evidences. bythe Dublin ifO
vinria S,nol the Roman Catholic Church. B-rlels
rider at coenizanee Of The Boa the Evae ana
Lessous are not taken Of The hsr Of works, but re