The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-23
ENGLAND aud the Peuinu-.

England aud the Feninn--
JonN BrLL Is odd character. When the
Ton,ln movsrnsn, first cams " his notice. he
regarded 1t ~ capital joke, and laughed heartily
ut tie doa OF ireland cutting loose from his beneh
cent guardianship Later, whsu he found that
Fonauism was mo laughing natter" be tried to
defeat tho organization by tho Chinese style Of
military tactcs-besting his drums blowing his
ti'mptts and exhibiting his whole military esiah-
h,hment nut tho Fenlsns hike Binqu,s ghost
refused to down" and subbornly dee ined 10 be
frightened by Johns TT lnspsroui trick. Now,
however, no sppears IN his real character. He
G..l d to suppress the Fonlans by laughing at
them he failed 70 brighton them by beating his
war congo aud ion-toms and now, finding tbs,
the matter Is really becoming serious, he has
worked himself mp into passion storms about
IN he highest degree ~ evaporation, and In fact
ia M "mad - q March hare" lie has caused
individual Fensns to b. arrested aud incarcer.
nt.d without tr.al, notwithstanding his virtuous
Ion regarding 'sroltsry arrests In this
country. Tic has ordered several Of his iron-elads
10 take up positions tho Irish coas, he
has doubled his constabulary IN Ireland he
has taken precautionary measures to prevent
sudden uprising, aud now he wipes the persplrs-
ton fIom his orch al, shakes bis fat AZ the
uniicl States and bre,ths thre.,ening. and
slaughter sgains, the whole Foui,n fraternity.
Bat i is a notable fact tha, with all John Bull.
llus:er ami throAIs, he has apparently mad. no
moro impress!Un upon .ho fsulans than be did
with lis Chinese tsct.cs. Their Goodness aAd i'm
! rsur1iblty iI enough to throw person Of Mr.
H-'s ca''r.c temperament iuto perfect ferrnenia-
t1n OF excitement. In Ireland, we observe by our
e.. linge'N they are quio,ly pro,oe ling with Their
ur exercises rapidly increasing their numbers,
mud constantly pcrfec,ing their organization. The
! "a journals Announcs ths, m.ubers OF tho Fe-
ni'n orser, who have been officers in the Union
nruy, are arriving in Ircland, circulating anon
the fraternity there, ami In some cases ns.ructing
ihen M military discipline. But no mater how
Sgrsvaling. Mr.. Bull should not ale. his angry
passions rss." Tie in favor Of secession d,rip,
no late rebellion in this country, aud he nigh,
'"" get mp Homo1hing of reputation for c1ns a,
c'ey oy saying to Ire aud no wanted our Gov.
"nmen' to say % the South @, in peace
tSrciSn Capital Looking for Inyrum I'm,
tho tour Of Eng ISL capitalists which Is now in
Progress through TIE Northern and Western State,
val doubtless result bsnsh,iply to Ae mater Al
nIcrcsts OF This country, They express tho bieb.
ct satisfaction with their o5,eryaliouS aud man.
iost great surpri,e ut the vas, resources Of our
country aud tho productive energy Of the people
two ubJects which arc not generally unier..oo
In England Tho tourists Ilem.-lv.s rcpre1ent .
large money interest, butu is the Influence which
'hoir report in England will exert tina, 10 chleAy
important, |. is understood THAT tlcir iavosI5..
uons ave references to larss proipc,dvs iuyea-
men'S OF Easl'sh 'aptAi IN our iu;.rall imp, ye.
mcn's, aud In the general deg,l, pneat Vi our
oounuul resources. Ihey srO n4eI ~ whoa. Br.
Lsh nnaneier. have confidence, and upon who's,
statements and Recommendations they will act
We owe our great net work OF railroads. ami the
rapid development OF tho West which has been &c
casioned iherehy, ins great measure TO Engh.t
capital IL such investments shall 10 stimulate,
by the visit Of these tourists as thore is good rs.
son 10 believe they will, the cordially with which
1sy are 'vsry~he" received, viii be amply 70