, 1866-10-29

the other side OF the Atlantic that the stand |
ord OF revolt is to be raised In Ireland before |
the cioee of the present year: 10 not. Of
course, take for granted all that is pnid for
even nt the rate Of u pound per word, but !
should such an idea be entertained, let me |
caution ltishmen in America not to be mis-
led By It.
A war between England aud ireland in
Ireland, and in the present condition Of the
wosll, could only huye one result. It would
augment the misery Of this country hun
Gred-fo1d. Even were lanlfn. successfully
effected, and some thousands Of American
Irish thrown uponthe soil of Ireland, it must
be plain 10 all who arc not utterly Infatuated
insurreetiou, wonid llave no chance Of sue
cess against the upfettered power Of Eng
land. However sacred and righteous cause
may be, no man is justified In calling upon
others 10 support it in arms, against all
human probabilities Of success. II ever this
day no one who is Intimate with the disposi-
tion prevailing amongst the people vi lre-
land Gun, I think, doubt-it should take
placc under quite different circumstances
from those ths. ut Present exist. or that are
likcly to exist, at least uny time durin.
at peace. and could direct all her
forces towurds ireland, and the pro-
prictary class and tho Roman Catholic
hierarchy arc hostile to the principles of tue
Fenians, whilst the pcasautry, amongst
whom those principles naturally tind ACCEPT
ancc, arc unn,mtd and unorganizcd. To
launch, therefore, an Irish expedition from
America on the shores of ireland would be
Us unwisc proceeding Us ever was under
taken; and credulous as lrislmcn ART repre-
scnted to bc, they have should think good
sense enough TO perceive how hopeltssly
Qnisotic it would be. The time calsnot be
remote when England will be engaged in
WAT. In the present state Of Europe peace
csnnot exist for many years, ami the smallest
amount oi Judgment should dictate to the
Irish natinnal party that their best, almost
| their only hope oi achieving their ains is
when England is occupied IN var with some
Of the other Powers OF the world. England
| and ireland haye been connected ever stucc
| 1ls1, ana 80 fur are tic two countries from
|. having amalganatcd that the. arc only held
| town OF between ), QUO and i, coo inhabitants,
! there is ut this moment an infantry
;, and cavalry as well as u
police force, aud the people look upon this
force as symbol Of their subsection and ser.
aspiration for distinct nationality is. as fll
Us can nuke ont, stronger to.day than i
wns twenty years ego, when knew Ireland
nor do think that any 1ncasllrcs which the
British Parliament will or can enact will
ever cXtirpate this dcep-rooted sentiment.
i The feeling that prevails in England Is on
Of superiority to 1rcland. Englishmcn re
garl freshmen US an inferior mia degraded
race. 1epcAk not or tic feeling that exist;
between individual md Individual, but Of t1l'
feeling which exists bet nation and ia
tim, whicl, is Il wholly different thing. They
sometimes indeed ctAldc$crnd to an exhibi
tim nj pity towards The Irish race aud l,eo
}c, hut US to placing them on the same plat
ftrfn with themselves, it Is not to lc thougll
: st far:, moment. On their side the Iria!. re
tusn this feeling in intense l,atred. The anti
En.'i>l, passion that il manifested in Americ
l'y the I,i>l, rornntion there, where they ar
tret: 10 skew their minds, is 4 manifest proc
oftIis ASSERTION. 1t is the misfortune Of If.
i" lard ilat khcr own population Is divide
G into tw" sections, who entertain even m'r
hitter anil hostile feelings towards each o,h.
/, tl:un .lo English and Irish. The history (
the world cAn scarcely present such an e.
: ample If prunul'tl HATRED ii that which IL,
/! lmaits tlsc Orangcnlcn Of the North toward
: tic Rs.man Catholic portion Of tiieir frt1oe
), ceuntryn.cn. ! tinnbt il deeper snntimct
- of ai,ira;l.y Exists III he minds Of tt
u Sru:hrr,, planters towards their c,nanrtrl
I. ctl slaves. Although there are 1900 mol
l. Catholics tl.an 1rotcstants In Ulster. III:
!, province DIES not send Q single cathol
a ircn,er 10 Parliament. Mons.ian: cava'
:, Donegal and Tyronr, In which the cathol
population rrrrordcEascs in the ratio
u ifrcr tr unc, are represented hy Pr'tcstan
it and Tories. All the ps"prictorial, nnd, tl.er
fire, all the political rasses Of Ulster, is GU
ccnttated III the hands Of rroicsta
uligarchy, and in the case ri all insnrrertio
a:y movement il. the rest Of Ireland,
tierc.s1 enr:ltics would he the OtanGemen
Is the North. In material prosperity t
10 Northern Provinceis undoubtedly beyond l.
,c others, ami Professionals make usc OF this Il
), as AT arINsNent to prove the closer CONN,
ticn between Pro.estnn:ism and lroErcs; TIL
u Cathnlicy and progress. 1t Is n cnrious Il
IS that The capital Of the three Joint sto
I'd l:4Ek'ng establishments In Ulster is alslt
cs exclusively held hy lrislmcn, whereas,
10 thc ntl,rr provinces the hankims rapi;al
II the bead Offices Of two of the princiJ
Us amongst thcfn-1lle Provincial, and Nltiol
,el are iD Broad street, London. But thou
t,r t4is is thr ca.", It should always be Kept
us land is thoroughly nntf-frisll 80 far ~ its
~ litical power cal, exert Itself Asst has be
in said OF srlac Of The English settlers in
ar- other rarts o! Ireland, that they were nj
oe Irish ttan the Irish themselves; 80 1t may
said os,l,e Province OF Ulster, that II
sc cal1y considered, the Ulster plantation is
is CREATES, grievance under which ireland
..ia burs.
In From tho religious point OF view belt
-" Ireland il suffering from au evil that has
ng parallel in the civilized world; namely,
'rk Established Church. The members Of
l:psscora! Established Church In lrcla
or. amounted in lSG1-thc date of
~ last ccnsiis--to GS,tTO. aud tlie annual re
,av ne q tiS ete, b'a n'a,h'I I,i,; " eain! W
..,s population. is nearly na1t n1l!t,on ~
lts As,) per hni'Hnls M l;oo ~ h11la1 tatnoic "
lLA .., ,,,,3 n.s III ~ ta - sh,s
1ta rfcr.v ~ ;, rr1i~inn syGosc tcncts t1,ev n
IN Giatc. 1t is absurd to saw this Ia no subs
~ ~ tml grievance, as the revenues
Mr. ! tue clergy q tue Establlshnl
lis ~ ~ .1.n ustNen tsom enG IsgrsIty
and hands hccarsc. eyen admiti,n" fh;s f.
on true, 4 grievance Is not the less real tho
soel 1t DC what is called ssntiu entu one.
reuate he re.tons
ard tenant Is the master evil Of the coun
The tenant u hopelessiy at the mercy OF
landlord. The following case was relate
- me- YESTERDAY ~ the h3man eathohc r.
10 OF this town. Mr. -, ma
Inc t1ate. HuutoEu aau :!
Ion. agent. purchased piece Ok laaa OF
for yearly Faiue OF go. year py year ne ~
nod rue rent on the tour tenants IN
.sta SESSION un1iI amounted 10 :
tate aha NC oas them nov naiacI cJectmsnt me- "
, T HE wear. What possible cscrpe have thc
. In PEOPLE ifom snch system except en-
II to case, which i hut ono Of many, and Viii
OF have since % haa confirmed 1 from another
Land, i IS sa'd, Is cenmpd,ty to es DO
ana SOLO. anu 80 Is hnsn6H !aoof. II 90.
The landlord wrong In getting the hi.
rnta. nricc he confd for Ills article - "nu
land ra:sing the rent OF the land he is absoI
had the labor and Industry Of the tenant y :"
Mt in why does the tenant continue to hc
and "Ac has family, and 1e has ny cttc
con source bu1 inc iand. Ju;t so the con
eoh. between the parties = made under coudi
lat it IN which ono has all the advantages q
fused side, and the other must submit Or ieav'