The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-19

e q wssg BE-. 9. q anxious a e e:
n hi biz false charas slst sI always 70 be found
3ns HOUSE q Goqp9ps v,,n the enemies q ireland ?
: .:sa :.ss a. as a'r sas
&strsss II the west when tue Divorce bill
Susson about which the Irish people have very decided
EiswsA-AE Bright was sctve 10 its support Hear.
9ssEl bills arr not unirsqnenty brought 10 which act
Rpns Or church discipline, such the bin promote
marriage with deceased wifss sister; the radical bill
70 abolish the distinction Of consecrated ground in all
ohurchyards the radical bill do away with that little
fsmnant Of Christianity in judicial procedure which
Efuturs state shall be lawful witness; when such
hIjOatholic bills are before the House Of Commons
shsn indeed Mr. Bright s to be active In debate
eHd psncual 10 the vision lobby for the bills and
against Va tcheera) But though Of the leading men
p the House no member 10 so ready 70 walk out and
question ~ Mr. Bright yet there questions OF some
moment TOO to US, which TO interest him keeuiy
calls m.ny and ~. DC Ssa 10
man, Il is said at Manchester Of Jacob Bright / Co.,
aoes mot encourage the Insh but at all events be
Hloys large number OF human beipgs-men women and
enildren Now no man stands up soutly for his
STRONG class a. against the weak Instruments they en-
gioy as Mr. Bright. He was . leader in the defence
sHes Of saert sed nnAoppy lvs. sAeA ne 5aoovy stt.
e. Sass e
sosstod Of his former opposition 70 the Factory acts
and said he should Be prepared 70 do the same again
before the House. and the Bleach Works bill, and bill
g give scme protection % the poor FRI, Who work in
sosnt In biz oppoutsa r. thsss sautary and bensvo.
lent scta He fought and tho other radical maniac
sopsy of Sss Ss q dong what h. IKE. s0 r
his workpeople He carried his class feelings even
the s surface o. the earth ana VI when m. The Mines
would not give tho smallest help 70 the miner to get bot
fsr ventilation greater safety from accidents
because better ventilation and greater safety
additional expense 70 the mine owner I say these
bills Of some moment 70 us because many Irish
asn Irish girls employed In those various works
r. 1851 deputalon rom the miners came TO London
Ind presented me with address OF thanks some
little service tried to render them, and from these
i heard UNANIMOUS condemnation Of Bright Mr.
Bright began and ended his speech BY asking quaint,
but ct this moment most nonsensicai question Chow
comes TO tnai tho King has been the richer
Tor lresnds !" Tne onsm,r Is Engond god deal ne
S:cAv for Lsidnd and, un'appty ireland goed deal
ons question %How coss il that Ireland Is no. the
richer for England ~ then, indeed, his career
gould have IN shed him with an answer CIear,
ReAyl Dr. McEae, tue Archbishop OF Tuam in his lot
% ss ss say. ' bs ' sasss: ssss
ss s'ssssa
y II Income y. i' Al vi;
increase Of taxation that the late Chancellor Of tho
Exchequer laid upon Irish Rs0p,ei s ae , assisted
R DESTROYING our taper trade .sss On sour ErsnM
,Aur disisries ar almost s deserted And No oas IN.
waraby dis outraged the laying out OF single penny "
ktp IKE MS ihes and reiga p1tiey Is d0afnst is
also that the wisest heads among our
Stsh wing friends do not accept Mr. Brghts idea that
Tenant right il q q estion Of secondary Importance
Nothing beirays SO pianlv Mr. Brsht's impractical
and dsunirlng policy. The remarkable statement he
made In the same speech which he singled me out for
attack which will not give much satisfac
tion 10 the tenant farmer. Let us he said, "iry II
what ID that is the matter with your
country shall ask you to turn your eyes only upon
swo p0ntstbe Is the Established Church, and the
second Ia the tenure OF land" Now never met an
Enesh radical who did take exactly the same view
Mr. Bright that the land question is second 70 tho
Established Church question. THIS ~ owing partly 70
sher ignorance o. practical and immediate wants,
ard partly 10 their political principles which Incline them
more the direction OF pulling down than OF buing up
Hear hoarl venture 20 assert there Ia not single
bashoc bishop ireland who thinks that tenant right
should be thus treated secondary question Hear
hear) trust Mr. Bright will not think mean any re-
neoion upon his honest and honorable calling OF mas.
Ter erbul his policy in This respect were 10 DO
varried might have second Tom Moore explain
Ing why
We never Joined In love.
81 telling rs .rs. a1
Twas Bright they'll say-s maynard Fright
Your web OF dscord wovc. IN
Cheers and laugh,er) And now ask In Mr.. Bright
kutied tobecome The censor Of my 1rsh votesf should
he not rather have preserved prudent silence than
attempted TO attack met tCheen During six years Of
word against him when Il was tho fashion TO abuse
him never did respected the wonderful gifts with
which has endow him, and my respect WAS not
dimin isbed by the fact that he had employed his
genius 10 RISE without rank or fortune Of his own 70
be foremost member Of the Hoeee Of Commons and .
great leader Of his people. tCheera)