New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-16
JoHN pRIcHT IN IRELAND.

RHTHUsIAeTIC RECEPTION OF THE GREAT REFORM
CHANPIox--HB FRIENDS IN DURLM-THB BAN
QUIET IN THE RoTUEDA-A MAGNIFICENT scESE--
BRILLIANT CITATIONS BY JOHN BRIGHT AND THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DgEUSCIATIoNs or irish
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENTHUSIASM OF THE
AssBMBLAoE-A DEMoSsTRATIoS OF THE TRADES
TO BE HELD IN A PEW DAYs-vIsIT or Mr.. BRIGHT
TO CARDINAL CULLEN, &C, &C.
Trsu Our Special Correspondent
DUBLIN Oct 81 1866
The visit Of John Bright to Ireland event long and
anxiousy looked forward 10 this side OF the English
Channel and scarcely less the other has length been
realized and realized under circumstances that mark 1t
Of the most memorable OF times. Mr. Bright has
recently been waking the hoes in the land of Bruce and
Wallace greatly TO the pleasure aud advantage Of the
fanchsed millions OF that land and less the horror
Of the astocrsc clAsse whose wish il is keep those
millions deprived Of all political rights and power 1t was
bad enough that be should in Great Britain attack the
monopoly Of political power by the great families and
denounee the Law Of prmogenure bad enough that In
those busy and prosperous portions Of Her Majesty
dominions be should seek to stir up the people 10 bold
assertion OF their ghts but that the should think
Noming 10 preach his "incendiary doctrines In Ireland
ssft there were not " Head CenteS AID Working BIS "
enough here 10 keep the country IN cOmmOon-his was
something absolutely horrible Ia the estimation Of our
rulif classes. Tho landing Of Joha Bright upon our
ouOs'r was cuecteQ anna IuIiOub iom Tue
ogar' Jica prNss commenced several weeks ago, and
eootiuurc without inerniSsion. What more eloquent
tn0uie o the greatness of the man. What more Halter
iog r. ignition Of the gigantic power he Wieidsl
Mr.. BRIGHTs ARRIVAL.
OL last Saturday evening Mr. Bright landed ct Kings
town from the Hoybead Mail Packet. lie was received
on The shore by population from the Banquet Commit
tee, headed BY The O'Donoghue. By train, the party
reached Dublin whore an equpags In waiting which
conveyed TIE distinguished visitor to the house Of Mr..
James Haughon, wealthy and estimable citizen Of Dub
lin, aud for many years personal friend Of Mr. Bright.
IAe Committee bad engaged suite OF rooms for their
guest Al the lmpetl Hotel Sackve.st, but Mr. Bright
Rsisiea 70 acoePt TIE invitation OF Mr. Haughon. OF
we lset gentlemel uSy msution As matter possibly
hout for yog reaaes that he has for years
been regarded here a. an eptusias woud
say monomaniac-cn the subject ~ I,nerican No.,
Slavery and Abolitionism." He va. swsvS rasSv 10
chsmpon the great cause Of freedom whH ~ "a a. ST.,
cerely ct heart. remember that some YEA, aso oa
spOndcnt more witty than wise, twItied him Win siy
practcai support 10 the slave system while writing md
liking against it. This it was said he did by Wearing
1ous garments made IN whole or in part of ssyegrown
o,oD 10 this Mr. Haughton's reply Was very simple,
quite conclusive II was that for many years he had
% orn any garment IN the manufacture Of which slave
Wv" cotton was used This was ton years ago. observe.
tou ~ VIC had among u.s. then strong advocates oil
wy Boons principles Of universal freedom which DOW
INT IN America This is scarcely dg-cssion, 30
DNlpoioeY iof enabling your readers 10 know what