The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-14
THE EIGHT HOUR LABOR SYSTEM.
From Europe.

The lnmnn steamer Ci'y n Boston. from oucsn,-
town The 3Jth Of November has arrived here hi.
morning,
'nE rfSiAS EHctTrSrNr AND SENTENCE OF
Nh truy.
Lir'rpooL Saturday Er,ring. DEE. 2-The jury
IN The case Of Mr. Lubv publisher Of the IRfsn Pro-
D., Newspaper were two hour. In deliberation he.
tore returning verdict Of guilty" The prisoner
sddres'ed the Court before sentences va. pronounced
upon him. lie said
We'll, nv lo-d.. 40 not 'uppo'. any persons pre-
Snt j. IN the slightest degree surprised al the verdict
.hieh Ia, been found ssan't me. ] Wa. prepared
thou hi II my duty To fight the Bri'i-h Government
@inGn Inch By isoh ! ie, tha, ! w- sure TO be ioand
General took What hey were p'oasei TO call mer.
eiul course ! thoueht that bad just poor chance
capital charge lat ~ soon ns n wr resolved to try
The sightci' Glance. | eei particularly emharras.ed
At the present moment, as TO what | should saw
Under other citcum'tanees there are great many
thints that would refer to, but feel that hero
are other persons in the same situation myself aud
a. might ALLOW myself 10 say something iuju-
tonrue il to great extent tied Nevertheless theie
are tao or three points ne to which hsyeA few
denied and IepudiAed the allegations Of slssnaton
which had been used aeailst the Fenians lie then
continues As TO the charge Of IN intention 10
UsVsinae the priests, that Is the most monstrous
tninr in the world II one would read the articles in
The paper, he would that the doctrine advocated
in them throughout Is TO reverence tho prests As
long Ne they conlne themselvcs to ther sncrrdotal
functions. That was put IN the most ex ende tcnse
the Term, including ministers Of all secs OF the
Christian religion or of any other creed recognized
b. men. twas always stated that priests on the
altar deseryod all reverence but when he descended
into the political arenN he became more than any
ether man. II he man Of ability he would
san tie respect which would attach 10 any other
man OF abihS 10 politics. II Le was not man Of
thity, be would be no more than shoemaker. That
was the teaching of the lRt-u PTorLP. Now with
Te ard to the priests believe the lR,H PEurLE has
done an immensity Of good. There are know those
who uDut believe IN the doctrine IeyOluflOu but
lbeiCye nothing can save Ireland save iudepend.
enc. | leiieye that all attempts to imp Que the
eond ,On o the country by other viii BE- mere
natesGiits aul Intellectual. don't care say much
sLoutIuyse know tha some persons thoug ht that
ou.h. not have said any thin.that Ou lht not have
touched upon the ASA sna ion charge at ALL They
sdetei thHt II would nos be- beueytd hy the gCueT-
sty OF peop q, Tut thought "a Necessary la Justice
q myscli aud to others to give 1t an emphatic denial
whether 1t was mistaken not, II will be for the
Judgment OF every man 10 decide upon, huL this |
lnos that no man ever loved Ireland 20 have, aud
po man ever ave himself up 40 entirely to Ireland,
and ~ the service u lfeiauia lutCIClts as / have
she yaars o Tue -oie olJtCI VI ~ IuHhts
If.lr,! 10 Io right There are otNcru I kn,S sho
N take a different vicw. but b,li, ,vo il The op!n-
ion Of the majority Of my countrymen were taken
upon .t-ii iu'tsli y fe.ns arraIsucd tcorc Jury
her, lOuud 10 de ado HcgO ding ~ British law was
put Tor 1ia booie ;he whole oi my country mon the
Ns.i miiontv Of them woId pron9lnce me rot
AL viii say IA that when the pc. eedinRs OF this
t.al 80 iorth through the pre-. ~ the world, me
Ge,piiloi o-htt - II not los, uutry, for long
prepared 70 eIpose thcnselyos 90 dli tul
sud dam et-to brave the DUNGEON and ut tth
Ii.et II ~ ed be the country cannot be lO.t. have
nov done, my lord, and shal tIOuDe you no
Eule"
Justice Keogh then proceeded TO pass sentence
upon tie prisoner In the course Of his romarIs he
asked Luby # ho thought the Jury could have arrived
., any other verdict than that which they had done
The prisoner replied According to Bgitish Law
kuov they could not ind any other. know | sm
Tuilty according TO that law" The Justice after
slluling 10 the io)shness Of the prsoners conduct
On jonlng organization which had not the slightest
chance Of success said, The Of the court
l., shat you be kept in penal sevtude for twenty
yeSrs."
The prisoner wi" then remove from the dock lie
had pjeerved perfect eomposure rhile sentence was
being passed upon him and when leaving the dock
bowed slightly to two ladies relatives Of some oil the
prisoner, who we're in court.
The next pdsonsr brought before the Special Com.
nniuon vas Mr.. John O'Leary. A new jury EAs been
sworn in bis case aud the trial IN progreIs There
b no excitement about 1t.
True bills we're found against Mr.. OBrennIn. the
Ntor OF the CoSSAuGHT PATRIOT, and seven oIhers.
MISSING HEAD oESrRs
Ths sssADs VI ths FsniAn leader. stsphsnI srsaisd