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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13
CO.PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

TO-PARTNERSHIP notice. have this
- ~, so"i:tcJ with me Mr. Joseph Pettyjohn, and
the business will in future be conduced
| of LEE u PETTYJoHN.
Thankful for the patronage extended to for the
last twenty years solicit continuance Of the to
| tho concern. A. S. LEE.
|
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

RACE OVER FAIRFIELD COURSE \ EsTERDAY.-A
REvENvE COLr THE wINNEE.-A very large crowd
assembled yesterday at Fairfield Course, To witness
the race which had been advertised in the morning
paperS The race was for 500. Nile dash. Catch
weights
Parker Wescott entered sOrrel gclding Dick Iur-
piR and Major VIM. Alen, SOrrel horse Revenue Jf.,
INF al Florrnre hy Revenue Bets Of two 10 one ON
Turpin were freely offered The horses both in good
trim were brought 20 the Judges stand az o'clock,
aad at the appointed signal went OF in coed style
Turpin taking the lead for the first quarter, when
Revenue brushing up, passed him ON the second
ouarter keeping The lead until the home stretch was
reached when he was tOUr ,agths ahead. Revenue
came in under a strong pci, while Turlin al-
parenty doing his best. Tne. ; -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13


ESTABLISHED 1881
WHITEWATER 4 WILLIAMS,
SUCCESSORS To
KEEN, BALDw WILL ANS
IO2 MAIN STREET.
At this favoritO old stand friends will find the
same superior quality
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
SOFT HATS,
TRUNKS. vALIsBs. &c,
to which thoy accustomed before the war; and at
prices quite reasonable.
We are determined to spare no effort to please and
to maintain the reputation which tho house has enjoyed
for the last tw0nty five years.
Additions being made to our stock by every ar
rival and purchasers will consult their own by
calling All goods warranted.
decff WERTENBAKER WILLIAMS.
VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
Y BROAD STREET,
Between Eighth aud Ninth.
FANCY GOODS.
We have Just received further addition to stock,
making II complete at any time during the season.
We call attention to
Wooden Goods, Sontags and Capes
Cotton, silk and linen cambria Handkerchlols
Ladies' and Gents wooden and cotton Hosiery
Buck, Berlin silk and other Gloves
Coat, vest and trimming Buttons
ladies and Gents linen and paper Collars
Ladies' and Gents wooden Shirts and Drawers
Rubber and horn Combs and Buttons great variety
New style Head Nets 90
Magic Ruhies, Hoop skirts
Skirt Braid, Soaps
Perfumery, &c, &c,
At Wholesale and a. low as they DO bought any
| whore MANN S. VALENTINE,
decl5-u 7. 4. FRANhLlN.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
atA. HIRSH co.'s,
Which was occasioned by the accidental death of Mr..
Prime Cost" by the sudden fall Of Mr. High Price
We beg leave to inform the public in general that III
accordance with the above sad but beneficial intelic
! gence, Offering every class OF DRY GooDS
| at greatly reduced prices;
CahcOes from % to 30
Dclancs from SO to 35
Poplins from 10 to 100
English and French Merinos from G5 to 100
Salinets, Cassimeres and Cloths, extra ordinary cheap
Woolen Hoods Capcs, Nubas, &c OF every style, and
quality also the finest and cheapest lot OF Cloaks'
| just received and now open.
Come one, ALL and secure, before too late, some
'' Isl BROAD STREET,
! declSt Three doors above the Theatre
HALL & HUTCHINSON,
Importers and Jobbers of
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell,
! No. 7 Fourteenth street,
between Main and Cary streets,
! RICHMOND, VA.
Tho Subscribers have formed a co-partnership rs
| above, and arc prepared to exhibit WELL Sc
! LECTED STOCK OF GOODS purchased FROM FIRST
HANDS FOR oAsR and will be pleased to servo their old
| friends and the trade gOneialy.
| JOHN w HALL,
Formerly Of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell
EDGAR s. HUTCHINSON,
Formerly Of hcVeigh, Howard Co,
deceit Lynchburg, Va
MEMS UNDERWEAR HOUSE.
| W II. HAYWARD, No. 81 Main street, below Four.
tCenth street, dealer in all kinds of GOODS for MEMS
Il raila "pI
| Notions &c &c Also great variety of Ladies' and
Children's Hosiery, Gloves, Zephyr, Hoods, Nubas,
Breakfast Shawls. Scarfs, Socks, &c, &e.
GEORGE RUSKELL, long and favOrably known by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

HARYEYS & WILLIAMS,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
Gary and Thirteenth streets)
are now receiving in store and will be kept In full
supply
SOSAkS, crushed, extra C., raw
NVsfEss, prime Rio, aud few bags OF splendid
p,co,, pure old Government Java, for families
SASSE sIaes and shoulders, prime quality
We are also agents for the sale of
Lead Shot, White Lead and Zinc in cans for
painters " -' "
Lieorics, the celebrated G SP brand
Manufactured Tobacco, finest grades
Flour, best Valley brands &c Nc
Tho attention Of the trade is called To Tho ,bo,
which will always be for sale lowest cash prlee
jan3-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

ExrRE,s COMPANIES FiSEp.-Agent of Adams
Evpr.S, Company, CHARGED with obstructiug III"
sidewalk between Sixth aud Seventh, on Cary
street. with wagons was before the Mayor yesterday
when Captain Jenkins of the Police, testified 10 the
fact of the obstruction as charged. The Mayor lined
the company ten dollars
lar, for the same offence.
, 1866-11-19


element instantly sslssided. Tic 1alc OPP
poncuts Of impartial Suffrage withdrew thcaf
opposition. and expressed their acquie'eence
in the decision. Tae poor d's'fane alssu
blacks were OF course oves)oyea' ano .u.ia
white friends were greatly pleaseo ~ WY
f"ote OF The contest. ihe very eorp ra..1as
arc now Elad that Inc luess.o" ,a.,-n =. 49,
ncd We 90 not ee.te1s ,uss .ne,,.e NY ,,-sv;,ess
rTtEe INC olachs a..ss ~ s W. ~ h.l,ot Sren,
o. roa raa. !, ~ snnv ror1a rrom this cr,m.
.as o1e rirnt % hcSore Our fsces. the lesaon !.
f.mrht That thc surn way 10 uromote harmo-
ny Ind contcntment IN any community, Is TO
accord 10 every man his full equal tights. As
Ing Us one inpocept and ,awabldtuc citizen
Is deprived OF his equal rights and privileges,
there will Of necessity, be turmoil and trou-
bic, III feeling aud excitement in that State.
The Injustice aud wrong must be removed
ere pescc and happiness can prevail. When
, 1866-11-19

tA0NA%U ~AAAS" kkH ~ A9A U4fc4N&
The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin decided
last March, that colored men in that State
were entitled TO exercise the right Of sui.
frage- Cnder this decision 800 Wisconsin ne
gTocs voted at the late election, and We as
sumo as fact, that most Of them supported
the :. Black Republican" ticket. We can
learn Of no disturbance, commotiou or ex-
cItemcnt growing ont Of their voting. No
body was hurt Or even scarcd on account Of
1t. The black men came quietly up to the
rolls, walled thei1 turns, STEPPED up to The
windows, handed In their tickets, with their
na,ucs and places Of residence; II lfchanengrd,
answered all questions undcr oath, aud then
went about their business, and Ererything
passed OFT smoothly and quietly, ard eyery.
hody seems satisfied and contented. Before
these black men were allowed to vote there
wss constant agitation, angry discussion and
.frequcnt quarrels among the people oyc: the
THE question ofadmittlug them to or exctud-
: Ing them from the franchise. Copperhesd
desuaaogues harangucd the people on the
enernlty e. letting niggers vote" and
thereby esesa,ing them to an equality with
ts"at men. The pride Of caste aud
race was appealed to, and erezy
mean and narrow prejudice was
p4aEeo upon as on n harp of thousand
strings The direct preston Was submitted
to popular vote, and impartial suffrage was
defeated by small majority. The lies and
clamor Of the dcmasognes prevailed against
truth snd Justice. Bat the question was not
settled. The advocates Of "equa1 rights 10,
all men, prepared for new campaign and !
more vigorous assault on the citadel Of crro,
| and {ntBetire
, 1866-11-19
A THO OF scoCNDHELs.
Experts In the Dog-Loek Game.

Three men were brought before the Police Court
on Saturday morning whom II would hare been q
pleasure 10 honsstnsodea people to hare hsd
eef1che charges Preferred agstnst- hat IL It uas
rag1apcy WIS al thst could be alleged. Thefr
narues uere William Gordon, James Ensfrns and
John ArHay. It Il ALLEGED thst they arc burE1ara
o. eonndenee mes. or thicyss> a, Occasion snd c1-
were a:Iestsd On Thn:sday morrine ss sssy . s;e1.
ped from tain Of cars that had jast arrived ii e.
Sossh1ssts51 Depot VI; Arnold, travelling
Lake ktreef, had otseEsed tie Jouug raen for some
h9ufs M psesson.iy y @ !sc % ssms car with himself,
bis Mstca upon what he considered certainly !:
hat the f.lsa loek had been substituted, md of
eenfse ne @ 1T Mhs1 shs t'3ig rssehed ,oe depot
O'Donough and Kenny, tlen on tlqiy. md he ar.
TT TT ~ mads as aboEs t..:ed. On their way 10
~ ,ss Central S',en srt aasg ~ tesR e tdsex
pocEets Of he three nj nen, g 1oisias ah W. NJ
e1Ep, H9srs7. lie Id IN IL po.seseton &c r.
ihs %fop zs@e ,.isdie. msesd s:oo 4se is,.ef sef
ii Hou9 ssy qbs q
os9f no1ss T. as e. Of psps s
age IS 70 suggest mint OF money. in The ceutre.
hut she interior consisted Of worthless paper The
utes Ct the parcel =, temptation 10 The unsophIs-
passtaf .llqnon. NJ, p; IL passing aioae he
Nho taps him on the shoulder. SE1euse
NE, stf, hut = this Jonrst As WIS hurs7iac psss
Tou o1 ny way to Lhe t;aiu picked It cp ! iew
fsst beh31a !oa, md psFsorosd Jon Mill haye
Dropped Il: It tdppeafs to be saluabtc = apd b.
presauts the parcel, which has .ro ldenutcsuon.
and sppears to be dead loss Of Elc0 to sou1c one
Honest HF B says It II Is not his, bnt be looks IA
he Tishss 4 Ss1s tle I. s.ssnset IN the eity,
gre him $50 o. say nothing ana kecp lie pared.
tae ten ota1on = ifett- tb!e. ard QUICKLY pnt1ng
hepacEaFc IN his pocket hs connta OFT he green
backs fsore has pocket book, passes them to the
strerges and IN TWO minutes ne Is iett alone with
his hftitiaua pascel.
The nssssee cheek, upon beius presented It the
pet baE. the content. Of whlc1 proved 10 BE- set
q burglars tools, CONSISTING Of calsels, screw
drivers, 1eyers. nsw patent Fatchet aud ofnrr
sstisles. Poltse oHssss scstiaed to the general
there Was not szAeicut evidence prsseated n
wa11sn. Justice Mnnkeo IN asseaslnr 4 nns
W. haet stn. The oihe:s we.t discharged. Ia.
sistt n5cted very eoc.Paeuoasly not iSns .lnce .
, 1866-11-19

American Party on a Deer Hunt-Thc Cou-
federation @cbeme-ntscharEc ui a Larsc
Number Of Fe0lsu Prisoners
OTTAWA, c. November 11.--A party Of Amer
leans. extensively supplied with fi1ee, ammunt-
tion and dec1honnds, parsed through hssc On the
way north for Lcer bnut,
The steamers and barces Carrying logs sud TIM
her for the American market make ther last trips
this week.
A. A. Il ,hs III By whse
es o Piasc i,,s1a TO enl 1ns
Consideration. It is 5ehaIn. however, that at the
Provinces will contribute and render aid 10 pal an
end 70 The trouble caused BY Land ten1se on the
Island. =
ELonA. c. ", November 17.-~The E1ora Mills,
owned By ]. Frazer a1d leased by c Nhltlaw
Was totally destroyed by dre iAis morning. Thn
railt and stock were valued ut <io,uU, and were
Toresro, November lT.-So hills have been
found hy lhe Grand Jury aga!nst tue following Fe.
nian prisoners, who Will shortly be discharged
evening: Patrick be!leHt James Hogan. james
James Qutnlan. Thomas Wilkes. Siehaet Corcoe
ran, Michael Mccormick, P. VAaliey, James
EaIey, Iohn Sccdhnm- Pat Commons. Mtchsel HIATT
James Cole, oiizs Cahil1, John Dtscn, James san.
ey, William Brooks oiIas John Snyder. i.
flaue<tusgh, John Murphy. james WALTERS, VII
liam kex.1Cau. A. n!ean1n, John Mahouy.
Michael Flanagan, Thomas Monday. Jaraca Bic.
Donald, John Dillon, George Miller. Thonas Rey.
ns}ds. William Nadtzan4 f. bliles. John John snf,,
Michael Shannon, Michael Dney, Dcunis Lana.
hao, Pctef AoErtaon, and John Sheridan.
, 1866-11-19

The great eulk Of the true churchrneu in
England, as means OF protection against the
h,oneontos1nist party. Will therefore uphold
they can. The Times, indeed, Is less careful
OF tho Established Church than Of the prop
esty Of tho nbseItee pFoprtetor5; but Il jts
theory IS correct, 1t matters little whether
both arc kept up IN their present torm The
Igal source Of the evils Of Ireland, says the
Times; Is that the population is loo crest,
and I'LL the population is brought into more
adequate proportion with The capacity Of
tho tou TO support II, thcyc will be poverty
and distress IN the country. W'itt regard to
this theory, tl'cse Is nothing more certain
lard vas, some hundreds Of years aro.
oniy seven or eight millions, the
distsess Tas as severe aa it Is in Ireland, and
yet Epgiand has NOW population nearly
threeiold as great as In The time OF Eliza.
he1n. The most thlckly populated country
Belgium Is not better Of than Irelsnd' Tor or
than eFeu Turkey. which has very sparse
popnlatton spread over Its vast and fertile
territory? During my recent visit to ireland.
mosc than once heard the complaint That
tAere WIS dearth Of laborers, and that
crops pad TO be left in the field longer thnn
they should from the waut at men 10 save
them and bring them into the farm
Sards. Ihe same complaint Ia made In
Islands The. tide of emigration does not
seem In the least TO ebb. Here, for example,
Is an extract from London journal Of yes
to-day. headed
TEE E1ooCs FRox I.1yERrooL--1hs GpTeru.
ncnt ernig,a ,ation officers At Liverpool yt.tesday
completed tAe usual monthly scsurn of the cIo.
ssmonti tbe number Il passenger @ ships % tss1 M
ralied under The Act Hss u, with s,s59 passen-
gsFt; ef vhlsh saS s1ere esbln and ;96o stserase.
e1l6 Irish, sEd l,3l7 fosctcrets. or the 10 ehps
ttcv aad on boa,d 1901 passengers. oY whons on
asss rns. id rs Seo q r. I, uSnn5 ss
fait foreigners. To Canada therc we're four ehips
wlth I,0dl patsencers, of which 1Gs were cabin,
EnsS se I'D & asn
ete; to Ftctotia tbesn we're sEo ships With s01 pas
senge1s- Of which ~ ve1e eahiu, and G07 stetrage;
q PIP has nH1eeF q - were English: . Scotch, 80
ton With the exodus from liverpool this month l:
the departure Of 800 cnisrants for Texas.
The fact is TINT IN England the pressure fol
| Mic ia beco1ne 80 Keen and ardent that Eng
lishmen are forced to leave their country
from those which force the Irish AWAY. Attc,
4 all The system Of land tenure Il the same II
! both countries, though it is carried inte
! practice more cquitahly iu England. and
therefore does not produce the same discon
Manufacturing development Of England
] while It tends to Mitigate the evils that tn
land tenure would otherwise produce, give
] r1ee to dangers OF another SOFT, which are O
| the modt serious and threatening kihd-thos
which arise from tho antagonism betwee,
la1of and capital. At the moment writ
strike Ii the coal mining, iron and other In
dnstries, md with the prospect Of dea
winter and strong political excitement, th
state OF things Is anything bnt encouraging
, 1866-11-19

will visit tue Soutlcrn States this ". ntcr, in !
E!nreh ~ 6,roc. We havo large class Of
gentlemen, who have dcal OF t!lc on their
Eaude. are ocxteruus with the rite, and arc
ihe etolc where their passion for hunting
thtif love cf excitcmcui-nay be appcascd.
For this class Measrr. LonEman have Just
published volume entitled !" 4 Hunters
ca" the author bling Captain Floek, who
lived ,nauS year. in the South. devotsug bis
jaunt Of this kind are not heavy. The
exReHts o. hfstsoss p s,s =,
!42o, and from thcuce to Ecw Orleans either
by railroad or Mississippi steamboat, suppose
about ten or twelve more. Captain Fiack
tells tho sportsman that II he wishes to try
the eanc-hsales Of Arkansas, Louisiana OF
Mississippi. be cannot do better than make
New Orleans bis headquarters II, however,
be desires to 20 to the paradise Of hunters,
be wiz take steamer TO Galveston, TEXAS
which he will seach after run Of thirty
expenses Of tEip for some six months, tn-
c1uding travelling expenses both ways and
he says, to exceed $3.50. This, comparatively,
Is no money Il all TO men who hire Scotch
.ss S1r fer e Season s, j., nssd not
and qnalitY OF game, the Texas country ex-
ceeds Scotland, to say nothing Of Its climate.
| The warm sunny South would suit many q
KcaE-chestcd sportsman 1nd very likely Give
him q new lease Of life. In conclusion can
say that my gun kept me for many loag
years IN meat, clothes and mouey, while I
| enjoyed uninterrupted health
CAPTAIN MAINE REID.
An American "captafn" who has been u
FIXTURE for many years in England, Is Captain
! Maync Reid, whose books fur boys retain
their popularity. He Is an excita-
| bic, good tempered and Intelligent
1,an-a1ways. ready to prove the United
States to be the first country In the universe,
ard able to 'lick" all the rest Of the world.
Many q sharp fight Of words had he with
| ignorant Engllshtncn during the rebellion,
and never did his faith In the good caust:
[ slackeu. He lives IN ease, and derives.
Imagine, handsome fortune from his works.
Ae was, think, ia the Mexican war, and bis
observations, acted upon by an ever fruitful
fancy, has made Mexico since mine OF f1c-
tfon for him. once saw him enter draw
tDE-room In which were q number OF boys,
hong Tor the HOLIDAYS, and enyicd him their
rapt and admiring clances when
bis name was announced. They
1 showed me, by their talk. that they
fully believed he WIS the hero Of
his stories; that he had ridden *'mustancs ;"
on Wild chases, pursued by rerengefnl cabat-
| leros; that his kntie hnd saved him many a
time from the daEEers OF j. alons lovers : that
| be was the fayorite Of the fair scnoras, and
| that he had himself encountered the ''head-
less horseman" Of his celebrated tale. I
would not disturb their iaitIt md unlike
many, distinguished authors" 7" the Gallant
without losing anything by It. J.R.R.
, 1866-11-19

11a xinsllaaa Afrs~tA4 by Hnzsfnt md csr-
rted Back TO she Captfat-He U0err to Alb
dtcxte in Favor Of Prince ltmrbtde-Vhe
Utter Rejected.
Etw fonK+ Eoyenber 1:.-The Hfratd has fbe
following from TerH C1ux OF the 1st. ~AxIirnIl-
Ian Is In bis way back 10 the c1pilal 1t Ii ru-
mosed that HarshaI HaEs1ne seEt him word that II
be attempted to lears Ae1ieo witnout ps1mis:ieea Q
be ~ouan be placed in arrest and, Also. that he
pandola not to lei Asx1uilLau embark on his
eerscl."
The AruHs Chlnuahus Correspondents,
October I'D, tFt: "Fre1tdent Jua1ez Is san-
sutne OF the speedy eraeastion OF the, Freuch
;sysaers. Gsrer71 I, Arsnda W. raasehiae o.
l,5oO men engaged IN besiercg thst place.
Irarex declares that he will never consent to
tad6lt the F1Gch debt On the country
Tbs Htfttff Havana correspondence, Norem-
her 10th. FAYE: ssGcoerAl AtraE1oa hzd Arrived on
s4a ~sy 70 4e1tco. hav1rE Obtained the Iecessasy
permission finn IaNmiftan-"
SEw OrtEAxe. November 17.-lAtc As1eaa ID
vices sta:e thai A21imillan arrived It Gordon,
ceedag further TIL be tho1ld ab8icate Ia favor Of
the ptf.un naI1ed By DlKaine. The Emperor Of
iered 10 AbG1Sate In fAxot Of ttutttds, but 1his
wza Eel accepted, md he returned 10 Mexico, de-
e1ntn: - srdtcate to sn5 one eite:
New oaesua by the French steamer
10 Vera cruz. hsy1n9 been extracted from the
ofcc bt tEe Captain Of the port Al Vera Cruz. are
suppose6 to be ro~ In New Iosk OF Nash1rc-
he Au:sian frtEa:e vas ready to ssu at "a mo-
meut'e pctee-
Diaz's 1tctnry 1t Otlaca. and tss evacasitan Of
ha{sow1 b The luperisliata has been confirmed.
Jalapa, !, Fas thought, would soou pe eszca2ttd
BY Tic 1M1tttslt*ts.
, 1866-11-19
FROM MADISON.

Letter from the Cnnadtnu t;overnor.Eeuc~
rnl an the Case Of Lynch. the CundeEancd
Fentau-Largc sale Of 4 Rrfcuftarnf Cuilcsc
lnuds-Brescttca.& &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
MAp,sos, WIS.,, November II.
Some days eince Governor Faiychi1d addressed
= letter 10 the Governor General Of Canada, ap-
pealirg eoE e1eueucy to Captain Il. B, Lynch of
this state, condemed 10 death for alleged pasici-
pattcn in the Fen1an invasion In Canada. lie has
had nstyate letter from Lord Monck, Governor
General Of Canada. stating that there wns every
tpelnattou on the past OF The Canadian Govern
nent 10 take Is mezc{n1 view Is possible Of Cap
tain Lyleh's case-
Adiutant Gtneral Proudnt, Department Com
ruander Of The Grand Army Of the Republic, aad
e!eest, lesye leIe to-mosrow naGht to stte,d the
National Convention Of The G. A. r.. 1t tndiauap-
Complete official returns from the Third Con-
qtsssloral Dtatstct ahow Colonel Cohh's mtiozIty
to be s, 4G3-
The agricultural College lsnds in tits State,
embracing como vafpable tracts both far farmInE
and numbering, arc BEGINNING to rel, abpnt
l1,oQ0 acred having been tilsuo<ed OF, Including
come 600 acres this week, TO two lunlbesmen
A brevet commission as Major Eeueta1, for
General Frederick Solomon, OF ST, Lorts, formefly
Of the Ninth Wisconsin, has been received here.
Colonel E. a. Ca}kins. rrfted States Collector
Eetl1es frnm the fEu Of the publishers Of The
Lhion, breud:and-buiser paper here. bur remain.
one OF the editors.
, 1866-11-19

cxActs the uttcsuost penuy, VIII Rive no cx- !
tension OF abatement, will allow aothine tor |
improvement, and If the rent Is not paid !
,,renip,ly, cric!s The unfortunate tenant, All
this he Of course does, as he says. ia obed,. |
cnce 10 orders. The tenants recognize The
agent as the cruel and unprinciplcd rep,c.
seutatirc Of equally unpriucspled Isnd.
lords; while the agent is nccessar,lv
compelled (cithcr In explanation Of the fact,
or to cover up his own pllferings, and fre.
Qucntly bothl to alleGe the turbulence, dis
content, and bitter feeling OF the tenants NJ
reason Hhy the Femlttances occasionally
taA Oh. IN tais way &hc antagonism BE-
s"eea tae tenants auu o~hees oecomea more
uefce every year. nnt'4 'ne iatlef, consuming
nsos9 prnoenee' aostoln tsopa even 'isiunR
ahclr POSSESSIONS, ano Tue lof1let coae ~ se@
Rafa Inc lano'ofa as tnofonEn4S o.nsa''
ihesc arc INC iae1s as tneseA'st' A9' otlsnta
remedy Il that Inc nta'ssn uo'e.amcnt pu1-
ehase these lanas OF tue NONRESIDENT o"ness'
aud lease them 10 actnsi se{1less a. rent
al of sfx uer cent upon their C1Ah Valuation :
that the Goycr,nent apply three and . half
or the sir per cent rs An Interest. aud credit
the lessee with the other two and half upon
the valuation Of the farm. The lessee.
being in fact the prospective
owner Of The farm. would feel
secure in Improving 1t in every way, and
would have every possible Incentive to indus
try and thrift. This plan would ensure the
thorough cultivation of the land the pro-
ductiops wonid bc opo7tionatcly Increased,
and there would grow up community now
almost unknown in Ireland, Of independent
farmers, each owning the land and having
fixed interest In tie welfare of the country.
Nctliuk there is much pract;eal wisdom In
&bese su,<ecstlons Of Mr.. BRIGHT. Thcy nd.
d,rss thrmke}res forcib1y to the reason of all
,ncn. There Ia nothing 80 destructive OF
nonr,sr attachment to the country A. to
55o!,;..o 1.,o ,,oo,,1a ,o+ on1r of al nrancrtv
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too, as rank Is hereditary It ia perhaps hut