New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

RESENTED itself his ewes s wrong doer full OF injustice
In connection with the government OF his country But now
would recommend what has the honest landowner 70
ari Cheers The history OF Europe ana oil Aeea iY ne
which presented Of the landowners IN TINS Mngdon Inc
Irish landowner has been different ron ever! VI 9 S
ted they had collect their rents by process approach
inc e OWL ofcvil war Their properly has been very inse
the ol of il has sometimes been rendered impossible
and the landowner himself has Oen been hated by those
Who % 10 have loved him lie has been banished from his
ancestral by and not few Of the landlords have
their veswhout the sympathy OF those VINO ought 70 have
Ike 10 ak could be much than thi IN This coun
m 80 wears ago as in Prussia there had arisen statesmen who
would have taken third half of the land and given 10 the
feminist The Irish landowner great the injustice might have
been been richer and happier than he isnow What
first remedy which you would propose INST and this Is the
practicable and would speedily touch the condition Of the
country property which the tenant should invest in his
should be secured 10 the tenant by law Loud cheeS
believe that If Parliament fairly 10 enact this II would
mike change the whole temper OF the country and eco
cct IN the year 1919 being down IN ne County McNoiG
called the house old farmer of the name Of stafford He
lived good house-the best farmhouse ! think that
I had seen since leaving Dublin. He lived on his
own farm, which he had bought fifteen yenIs before
He was venerable Ola man, aud had some alIoI ln
rcsng conversation with him. asked him how 1t was that
he had good and he said the farm his own ana
hc house was ms own ana a 10 man oout ~ IN bs
built much better house than cOmmOntor me Mrhoses
in Ireland Cheers said 20 HIM IF all the farmers ID leaud
Iau some security oI l' vilul w! i' ,r al, ,rt ~
would he the result The Old man almost sprung our ol
wen bate the hunger out Of Ireland Loud cheers u IS sd
that al b, be te contract me landlord ana me
roc b The public who may be neither landlord nor tenant
have great interest In this question and maninln mat me IN
forests Of the public require that Parliament should secure to the
tenant the property which hc has Invested in ms farm
!CheCsl But world not stop here. There Is another ana
what shod call more permanent and oITeaemns remedy
for me evils Iouni aud hope those persons who sickle so
much political economy viii follow me IN tins, Tho grand
evil Ireland thstt the Irish people the nation are dis
posed OF the What ought do is provide for and
il their restoration to ~ by oil measures Of Justice
Anor referring other countries where the laws OF lana
20 which be referred had been abolished N Bright proceeded
would 20 further than this atu deal with the question
Of ahsentcism. Chces am going 10 propose TO TAX
ab>cntces advice taken should have Par
in ireland belonging the English nobility Tor the purpose OF
selling onPoper occupers OF the farms and
cnauty OF Ireland Checs Now letmebe fairly understood
am proposing 10 take any of their property from them
but propose this-ha Parliamentary Commission should BE-
empowered treat ior the pun chase oil these "ge WIN
view Of selling them out TO the enany o Ireland Here are
some OF Them The present Prime Minister LORD Derby me
Marquis oi Lansd0wne LOd fitlN imam INC MARQUIS yI heIl
ford he Marquis of Bath the Duke OF Bedford the DIXIE OF
Dcyonic and many others have large estates 10 Ireland
IA, any estates 10 The country hut what you want Is
restore To Ireland middle proprietary Of the soil,
and could be sold out farm by farm 30 the tenant occu
ier in Ireland weuld be infinitely better in conservative
than that they should belong 10 great pOpe9s hlhs
ont couatfy have said that the disease is desperate
aud remedy must BE- searching assert that The
en system OF government win regard 10 We huch ana WIN
regard the land has failed dsasiIonsy u Ireland nder II
world and dstYedt 10 the United Kingdom Of WEIGH
forms pam II 5 land Of many sO1ows Men fight forsu
laws and they call acting for the defense property Now,
s there no good in Ireland OF those who opposed
party there be such wish voice might reach TO them
nave asked myself whether patriotism dead in ireland
Caruoi an the people OF ireland that the calamie Of
their country the creations Of the law and If that be
Just laws only remove those colamcs II the Irish were
united n Your los members for the most part agreed
Won might do almost anything you liked, even IN The
present Parliament BIT yon isuniied then know not
Tow you can gain any thing nom Parliament created the
Imperial Parliament now is. The class tbat rule uil
lear vow cry they nav. heard before and they viii
SoGr shores and they viii think 10 calamity tic
country; they know that they have force 10 suppress
~ rpt.i or
II is in better Parliament representing fairly the United
Kingdom HE movement which is now in force IN England
and scotland Is your much ours II there were
100 more members the representatives large and
stuenoies then your cay would De heard and the people would
give yol that justice which class has 50 long denied 10 you
Nj Bright concluded with eloquent appeal for union With
The Reformers Of Great Britain aud resumed his seat amid
loud and prolonged cheers
THE LIBEL or the QUEEN.
The Times says: We should have thought HAT enough had
been said this subject but some people who ought TO
know better satisfied nscr. The following That
In tue case Of the libel respecting the private life OF the Queen
further steps bad been rendered unnecessary The editor Of The
in subsequent number recognizing ii. fsehood and express
ing regret that il had found place ia It's columns"
TBE JAMAICA COMMITTEE
he Morning Sto' says We understand that Sr Charles
lye Bart has forwarded subscription to the Prosecution
member of Executive Committee Influential committees
IN support the socey objects have been organized in Man
chester Bradford and other towns.
TnE STRIKE AMONG THE IROSwoRKERs IMPORTANT MOVE
MEHT POR THE CONSULTATIONS OF HE TRADES
UNIONS
Al meeting irouworkcrs held Saturday The 9th Of
October Wednesday, IL unanimously agreed 70 unite
he trades unions OF the northern and midland districts and
national assembly OF delegates for tie purpose Of
establishing grand central directory. Large tuhics have
Unions and il is hoped that when the two executives hail
have been combined a. funds in hand viii allow OF lJs week
being paid each ronwoke on the strike for weeks to
COME Contibutiois have also Lccn sent 10 Leif assistance
independent association az Wet IIOmUich, aud tins
too is 70 be invited 10 join the new rouiedcsdcy.
MRS LINCOLN IN SEQ LAND.
The SrO,ia0H Along With other distinguished visitors
present residing at the Cd Hotel lotlWc the widow
and daughter Of the late Abraham Lincoln President Of the
MR.. STURGEON or RITUAusv.
M spurseon the eminent Baptist divine preached al the
tabernacle 10 London on sunday The 2sh against liuqisin
dc declared high chIcn to be bastard popery and broad
crehi-n h0ncs ndcy. The great danger 10 the church
Gated legal interference however He did not want the bishops
interfere with the ualsis because what service had the
render 10 h Neither dd he want plrlamenis 10 inter
with them lie wanted the Holy Gaost 10 m up the stand
ROMAN CATHOLICISM IN THE UNITED STATS.
From The Dsily New, OF 30
The repai habe progress ol Roman hlhohc'n 40 INC ubld
which this fact may exercise ON the future fortunes Of the Ro
m"n '. t i. ~ 'Iig o aH' Limp m t i ,'
the Sot, have stuck pretty generally 10 IFS old faith
o6O5 when we take into account he Strength of ic Pur
element in The nnoa aud to Ens-h there vii be
priests JsitIcd abbos 40 bishops, and aIchb,hops who
constitute ecclesiastical hierarchy The thoughts Of the
lie looks forward to The time when the populn.
zion Of tlc United States viii exceed 100 DJOODJ aud
le f. ritber inclined 80 boast that this number
wbucui Roman Catholic than any Oihor county
When ths COMES. the change cu hardly fail 10 modify in
many V,ss The seton u the Church whose numbers viii be- thus
largely increased Roman Catholic policy iva Europe has long
leacd older aud better traditions which give
much dignity 70 thc annals oil The mclN'0i Nhmch Opprs
.Ofs have usually some power of benctmg their friends aud
Is for mi, reason perhaps thai the higher ranks Of the Roman
clergy have been well inclined 70 make common cause with
Tie alliance has not necessarily been dictated by pgey
personal Il has least often recommended it, II
10 The priest on tbs sc0ye of the opportunities 10 orT, him
" feachng uhut 'e believes be- truh. But uIfDItu
nnely ior bis purpose he has miscnlcuated the relative
uf
has eaten BIZ cake with The King and be finds that be
not have inn the people The unp0pulaty Of the Roman