The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
Opinions OF the Irish Press.
now F1LIBUsTERos AXE LOOKED oN-wHAT IRELAND

dublin (Oct. 2S) correspondence of London Tines
There Is still nothing in the tone Of Irish journalism l.
hold out hope to the practical vagabonds in the United
States who have considerably the grievances
Ireland il to their calculations future quests
the black banner. Orange and Green-Prote slant nd
Roman Cathoicrepudias alike the intervention Of ili.
Suster1sm This is of the most hopeful features in
the aspect Of irish affairs. The Ets,pg Mail and the
Freeman Journal are as upon The question, and
Influential Cork paper liberal and Roman Cathoic), in
dgnanty dtrouncing the project Of invasion by the
maranders, hits upon spot the social sys-
tenn Of the United states special grounds Irish hos
tshty " All the world knovs' says the Exporter,
That 70 be an lrshman in The states Of the Union
q 10 % nnder e uorS AID most iRtOlrabe ban Of poll, cal
anJ .;J .s,Islor. The seat ain and ohjest 81 thu
natys American race-es they call themselves though
descended mainly from Irish stock-s to drive
counrymen Of the Union, but 70 make them in i
shueys Of uood and dIdeTs ol ,cder'tutie better ia
yrir,lees and inmuniiei than Ho negro himself From
this Of their the Irish flying from tho
into Canada TO find there freedom and position de
ii led them by the repnb c. Tie hour is certainly
strange one which 10 think OF Amer gan Irish inya-
sion Of Ireland in aid Of the Car OF All the Russas.
Referring 20 the same topic the Galway Vinicd,or are
the western champion Of Young Ireilndism writes
in the following truthful spirit -
There is not particle # revolutionary spirit existing
IN Ireland The national enthusiasm which created
from lS43 to 40 has all vanished. cold Ireland ADD
.Young LELAND, have long ceased have poll tical
existence. In TACT extreme party politics have all died
out and the vehemencc which characterized lea iers
10Th sides and which produced party contests 50 hot
and fierce, has lied from among us The predominant
SELLING In Ireland now is ending 10 industrial pur
suits the prosecution of mpcovet modes of tllage AMI
wealth. The population which existed ten years agu
been diminished by couple u millions. 7heydrs Manned
scattered ~ daih and eR,igrdioR The muttudes who
assembled the hsdes a, Tara Tipperary TO listen
TO the music Of Connels voice and % respond TO his
mpassioned appeals are not ms iorthc ming. Toe
very landlords have been swett away III the soeial
revo ution which has taken place. The Lncumbercd
Estates Court has done lts work. and changed
the terTdrum dop,iaos-tbe lords of Land who ruled
with rod Of iron under old and exploded reg,ni
In q word change is the peculiar word which best de-
sciibes the condition of Ireland hanged landlords
changed tenants, changed notions 4 ia'ustry and
changed social habits which lead prosperity AMI is
such country oSe fiiaustiad dds7iurrS lcoutd a.
,ir ami e1ptf 10 he MT bv thousands d croit-
&onayy Tlsh,nen, We wish to undeceivc them and to
have them understand the true position Of affairs There
Heaven knows, many gant abuses to be corrected
In Ireland many reforms to be made In religious and
social institutions and great deal Of rights and
liberties lishmen yet 10 be and preserved but,
We believe speak The general opinion when say,
that all this Is not 10 he elected by any other
than public opinion and the operation Of those constitu
uona forms which yet lett All the reforms We
seek could be brought about by the absence of internal
divisions among ourselves real Parliamentary representa-
ton and he Charities that born ~ Christianity, but
b. irlbecie revolution ~ foreign aid II Ebper-
iss1 ddren,trrs