The New York herald., 1866-08-05

tain of te gens 80 many truths laid bare in the
eloquent address That his hearers were somewhai
shocked-ani might add horri1ed bat leading arti-
sic N the London E.6s the following morning
quickly aud satis' actorily dissolved The illusion.
was pity The o'Donoghuo had not engaged on the
honest side Of the question: III Ireland properly
represented they would have stood together one man,
and not cave aw 10 aunse the House with the nre oI
osatory and furnish means 10 preudiced press TO turn
the laugh upon them. However, such rs ireland
model ~ representation.
iHr TAXATION.
AZ the time or the union between Ireland and Great
Britain IL was agreed that Ireland should not be sub
leced 70 The payment or any portion OF the debt pre-
not 10 DO levied on Ireland. That solemn compact has
been directly violated ard IN addition, ireland IS FOUND
pence IN ,he mound s,erl.g While wealthy England only
pays Tour shings and penny IN the pound sterng:
national revenue BY the combined efforts OF Colonel
Dunn John Stephen Dwyer, Joseph Fisher, &C, com
mittee granted by the House OF Commons to make
inquiries into tire injustice. A. sn instance o. the prelu-
dice entertained in England towards Ireland feve the
following auotation from London newspaper
stephen Dwyer examned-I am . landed proprietor IN
the counties Of Limerick and fippersry and justice
Of the peace: I am OF opinion that a man farming
one OF land requires twelve horses TO do the
work. Mr. Dwyer, who is one OF the few
patriotic proprelors in this country subsequently
this Misrepresentation most emphatic contradiction in
the Irish papers when he stated that his evidence WAS
II believe one horse great deai 100 much ior man 70
the conclusion OF the committees labors luminous re-
port presented to Parliament but without any favor
able result. Taxation continues az heretofore
AmsrocRAcY.
Independent OF government certain portion Of the
people have power TO accomplish great deal towards
The country regeneration. Men who have capital
create commerce and bring about much prosperity but
sorry 10 say this class generally retire om business
when they have accumulated about third the amount
of money American would consider too little to
mence with Apng after poor proud aristorracy has
brought about this lamenabe state o. thDge Men
slider that keeping places Of business degradcs them in
the eyes OF the gently and they consequently
sell out as soon possible and retire to suburban villas
vast amount Of capital is by this means lost TO The
people In ono instance, recoleci, wealthy currier
who had been elected Mayor OF southern city, having
caused the sign board Ia front OF his factory TO be painted
over and his obli,erated People OF this class in
very few cases train up their sons 20 the business in
which they have amassed small fortune. They are
invariably educated 10 Ill the positions OF s.wakng gen
uemen,n always boring members Of Parliament 10 get
them appointed excise officers; but many OF them be
come restless and either try to procure appointments
policemen in Melbourne or rough II in America The
existence Of this petit srsiocracy the greatest curse
under which Ireland labors at the present day. and
thoroughly convinced that such thing prosperity
can ever reign in the country until such contemplate
system is abolished, root ami branch