New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28


design PISS into the next This course Is anything
bat fair OF honorable. The prisoner Is suffering under
which may be found 10 be Illegal and the Crovn
Snd Justice done As speedily as pOssibe II not credit
abo 70 them that they should try keep him under pun
shmeut night on wrong, a. one a. eve, taey can Anst
ouch their intention hardly be doutted nom the
manner which they have acted. AZ matters al present
stand i appears certain that the arguments cannot DC
heard IN the present term, which Stnh lev DAYS o.
expiring.
We have been enjoying bit Of sensation here durne
he last few days ca0aed by an aodfees aeNed ~ TIC
InBty College Historical Socioiy In Itself the address
contained nothing very novel startling but then you
hnew the Otory q the AZ In ambcrthe wonder was how
= GOT there 10 in this case The wonder how such an
r5r ~ opipon had got into tha pesracton the mind
Of Trnitv Cole. IL surprising too, that any one
holding such oPnions should have the moral courage 20
rpreSs them IN that place The address deliverct
by the Auditor Of the SOceiy Nj Lane; II had differences
10 the subject Of international policy, and lie emsrkAo
features that spoke eloquent and iuTcble terms
u lac acts u injustice. the robberes the yrannies BY
Which Enrsnd had built up her empire and the Necessity
that ay On her 20 sci herself right politically and morally
before the world by eDdeavonng 10 repair some 81 w
wrongs she had committed. Arguing FOR sort Of edera
i've union between the European nations, DO conehnfo
that such happy arrangement would be mpossbi" until
some higher principles q policy than those basd on com
nenih considerations should be adopted In this espee
England hld much 10 regret and TO atone to'. -.
Wei would Il have been for England had sh' rc isfd the
% cn o%s h Ssve l..ss hsd she paid .oue celr 10
& 49,, J 49, p,,rsu.f. 81 material interests fo- iA,u
hi.torar could have told against heE TIC dsfk i q" con
heard ~ r,lsu m.eovern and Impoverished - India tEa
yied ana q, erruu Of Jspsn euci efChne-e towns ~ @
uth B-f ~ cannon. xhle England writer IN IL faf
day se has remarked stood by dirc he righteous work
! with the Bible IN ons hand and oPaM IN me o'oe''
Herr there were strong expressions Of dissent ccs al
Oh Oh Kisses and other Interruptions The speaker
went on ~ say that Spain should be restored 20 Der l@'
among The nations and that ne usi s'ep TOWARD nS'
| object should be taken BY Ensland go
IN The work u facilitating ne rciHrn 4 spain ~ h leh
usfe position IN Earope I'D o. - ar a'n " 80 ,h h
psrs n tie brsselss % wsisrn family ;. s ',aaeea
"a 70 h, -tslsfsl oSHSrsn acquisition which refeced
national honor as distinct nom mere ml
.esre q ). rrtaiasd arssFrs tpo' fr tnsi.h eol'
,fes ior Tyica ohenders anh 'abpads u AL naiens 81
airccols wrag whleh Iyns pa Eilgl't ~, ~ -
B-flpaou Nclsta AID a. olfWlghs IN moral tTpl'n
- lreuch OCCUPATION ~ Eone Gibraltar In H. p">-''inn
q Eugland heinous pollca deiir qn-nca srp,s woe
non II tie rghis u nAorsaa iy wLic1 a. long q " y
unrspsrcd he Sp4-i1ri never t1-ct Tor o-'e
Another ou;burs ~ Interruptions greeted those truth
ful words but NJ Lam, 1othng asan'ed, went on Win
bis Uddres. He said;
ovsTd tse weslr NATIONS ~ bs Wrr-r'ed Ea,t le
lions Fact England h-s always Reid ont orr q v alter
aaiEes comDerce or snsngatou Nc car ~ - On COZ
ne8t has been unbrotSn cser q qne-t hor lupeA
roy eaote lAnguAEe q Chatham tWhoee Do a.
o'e he maintenance end esiepoA o. Ensh syayl VIZ
ih up,n TIE principle q oonmee united vii end maac ~
r d-iod ron ise proal o.i - champions ~ h naoaa
haeos he srial po,n u seIvtcrs ~ Lriish nercLa
ss nj % rsnSr ~ ne s e4 y Ess c, - eis,
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fe ard % rel n uhiea lad h.eu sr'l 1 iler sho lived
under O. sy ts irsi tons y sr. To .oo' re lit e-'
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! ~ eyes n n population
As regards BE osn country. - sa.d;
AZ 5sIFsr s"ne cry q alien ha' TO- ,.h.-Ji'' - ing
Oppressed snd catering lrslaad Hsl ro1 cor,e- .,o
PrrieIt toi s1iA uIon her ge0pe al I.l 'sle % Fai
IT, ealoasy ssa bosi The prosperity q La-sa.ae
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ry a iissas a. ,ss9rsd Es.sl to- i. ss seas.
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r-P~s'e ebeogstie cels,Alf t--geut o. afctor lave
I'm arr yes-s "a ID a!'shos % lsogeis I'D c ,alon
And here some II bis concluding .eltelccs, shicA
Are well worth quotation;
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maritime sTPrsaacv AZ reie d sesnovEs sf rgs iags
BRIDE last ofTo-sr oar ns,ars pa, AID esststn n.
i9coui.'at-t ~aer, sne ~ Yrf e military ~neJ-s Dc
pre- mus shs; EYES ls f,ei ihs cstsbnssI
oac~ and sgsin msifi uet By which ih-.ryes
grs asl' - he o.-I EuruP,sn Powers 40 fss ar
Initiated 10 81 Al ens hat d. pl-td 1oi
an no1s eose - he1 t-va-s 81 iui'.g 30 ~ Cat se
STATE EnsAaa l. Ll@r~8r- Irp-faiitcF al : uIon g.
f, .hs yin ers log srd i.rss ecT. o. 90 20 ne dsy.
81 hsf ur'as supse-aev ~ TIE sci 'elss ~ 70 trs ae
sup.os ile combined f-sis = Turrpe tesy 10 -
fo1Gshs rVEs ir Trsrcs n America Do fr.ss Nor ussd
eAl hat - vii fi 90 csfofr leref fhr Uttered r
which surr,ur!ed Wlh ~ short
eninEs add ihsy hsts en NAN ~ gland nay s ca -
IL musi no, be supposed thai the sddres from which
taye taken the foTegoing hs Grafton " school
boy Il = nothing ~ ihs sort. The Historical Soceiy
represents AID brings out the sblesi minds 81 Tnrty
College IL. proceeding. ar. looked 10 with ea interest,
HEofesrs judges bsFristers, olefgymeu, doter- and
eminent citizens 81 Dublin d all ranks Gieud them The
socsty = a. old ore ssd has history Git. oT9 Msny
~ the abest that Ireland has produced belonged 20
T. Among them are 10 bs counted LAWYER. D.viucs
>oitiers and Rebels Robcn Emmett ~ hs time vas ~
active particle part in IL proceeding and loeyrled Wth
vCwd II become that short time prov 20 the ont
break of le ihe Society vas expelled fFom the College
Then died oct Tor tine, but several
years a@0 % vas revived AID LoW The question sug
gcsie1 ~ this fre address a. IL there danger that
u NAV dfft irtO Irish PATRIOTISM once again Who
knovs Mr. Lane wa interrupted aud Ais elOqpcnf de-
hey Te,e also appsudcd By large portion Of tie sud
e.re Tie Vsgh proposition ~ vote 81 thankr g. the
Auditor for bis address fell through for Waatof secondc
but ttA; VS. manly owing 20 piece Of strategy he
eject II Ls powerful statement vas not IN tie least diIn
shed ~ those crcumstaDoes u Was TsiheJ ilessssed
The speakers Who followed Mr. Lane were Prof Webb,
Cbef-J LstCe Mhiteside aid Judge keogh The latter
gentleman the only who set himself to combat
q Mr.. Lanes OpiLiOns-bHt then Jodgs keoghs
opinions any conceivable subject do not carry much
weight This ttie episode has been much talked ~ hero
Crcumtalced are, ssct matters interest ard ap
pear II some importance.
Steps being taken for the organization Of Reform
League Dublin 20 cooperate with the Reform Associa.
tiOns EEelald A. ggt ihs sce'y consists chiefly u
working men, and but TAIL numbers bat The Don.
oghue Mr.. p. +. MaeSwingy and other vei-kn0vu 10
20 forward the movement don't think II viii be-
pop Ar. The minds Of the people here
turned % sny % the English parties OF projects they
TUNED - America and 70 the project u Irsh indePcn
behave sufh a mari