, 1859-09-08
IRELAND AND THE IIkIS1I.

IRELAND AND THE IRISH.
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time an ;ron,a. .;o, H., I,.,ond and some of lis
;oz,;tn,ions .-osna. n,dar.,ood. are viewed
f,o,n ,,,r .:d. - ~. t,t,rt;r rather in tha
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'l'a !aoo'es oe'ore 'ne" 10 'ne ''o'esa'. 1o'A'
''haca 1pe5 have re'er seen, ana set II GOWN a.
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Tue eoa'o. lou "ou'd not expect 70 oaa w.
ssoe' anu eo1a'oF' III tae nose''' ~ 'Ae
s'etea 0uo noases' e'eanif 'osss aua VIC" a'sss
Gu pefseos III 'ae s'seea' : eou'ess sna- va
P.'t' VI a. were a'i anaaintous :" oe' '1peN :
A'''',s u lou1nt ~ eo'A' .us IT,, 4.e' -
Sa'a'o' a'a "'e'ensoaes' ann A'''' e'se 4e4
may t's 70 'm,g'ne our surprise on entering tIe
uaeoor ~ SEC petote US oae u 'ne 'So9' GU
chanting prospects IN thc "of1a' maae SO nor
OILY By the deep, rich green Of the foliage, but
bv tbe taste md hearty ;1;sn,are1 in The man.
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s'oas WHICH crowned every hll TOP. as We ae''~
ed the city, small villages appeared bJ tue water
side, the houses all built Of brick and covered
,r;,,' ~ 1;,ht .o1,..1 .s,;, ,,,r,, ,h,u,d. IN
WIN Ane 'ish. co'o3eo nas''e ".ea a"oaaoS ~
| every part Of Europe, beautiful gardens, WIN
| iyy covered wa3ss, md a profus;on Of flowers in
fro,t roez oe t,acs c-o.ca of tat cattle IN tho
s'~f
h'its ana III tue groves close ny every tn'ns'
in a word, which could delight the eye, either in
| taste or natural beauty. Surely. thought we,
.,;. 70 .ao ,o,a ~ last hara ia whore the r;rh
sa'' % Nv sooa ~ iass' "1'e -
people live, aud they leave tue city to The poor.
| But more and more magnificent grew the man-
n;o,. -, +ha hill. and nrat.;er herame the 1ittlc
III. -a .,,s-n ,-.,
nes'i'ne 'ilases unoet Inc nlsIs' aua 'ncfe VIZ
some promise that Cork would not prove 50 had
ss MA: A,a' ""eA ~ a'ses NV ~N, "s ~.
'4e", "''n Hs s'eas o'oie no0ses' - S,so"'
public buildings, it towering spires, its dream
like Queeu's College. overlooking it in
~. dis..,.o ,-o VIVA ,n,zad rhreoa
tAe u''"0e' "sts '
ing the streets, We turned coruei
utter corner to find the squalil quar-
tor. hnt Il il now thc third day O.
mr. se,rcf, md .re have not found them yet, Il
IS rich, AousishinE city. 1t has two Aofcls
second to none 10 treat Britain. It has col
lege, Queens College, a moment since alladet
to, worthy. as MacaulaS has SAID, 10 stapo OF
the High Street Of oxsard. II has street ate
street of stores, not 50 sumptnous and spfend!s
as those OF Chicago, Tor London ana Fafas az
not exceed yours, but really excellent aud oEte'
imposing. And here let nc state IN one "or'
what seems to be the great deficiency IN gu
American city architecture make It aite
comparing New Iurk, Chicago, Cincinnati an
Boston with Paris, London aud Berlin. "
throw more money into our building, and NOR
taste; tley greater uniformity. Tie lndivldu
| alitY Of the American mind takes form ia It
architecture; and 50 our main streets are mad
up Of scattered gems, most Of them sha7ely il
themselves, but taken together, discordant IN
uniting. In tue nlain cites OF Europe, Who'll
streets arc built in the same or nearly the sam
/ style, aud SO there springs TINT satisfactory fu
ness which comes with seeing the streets OF a
Eurppeun citv. The Rue de Kivoli in Pati
comes to mind. Some streets in Chicago hav
more money laid out in it, and As much taste i
many Of its separate houses Of stores, but Lon
! is 40 famous or 50 really cpmetr.
aud vet With all the splendor Of Cork an
beauty of its surroundings, despite the fuct th:
!. you NAV wander hour after hour without see
iur where Tie poor people lire. yet there is on
cyIl. which is genera! III Ireland and Italy, an
.. / tlut is 1eegaTy, some Of it real, some prt
fts*ioua]. It isn't rood for mans morul cur
st;tu,ion to visit Ireland. If you give to u
! mendicants. and cou,uassionatc with solid cas-
ail the wrc,ched creatures Of the corner, ron
nurse viii be dry in a fortnight, And re