, 1866-11-16
EUROPE.
Progress Of the Reform Move
ment.
NIB, BRIGHT IN DUBLIN.


head on Saturday evening, OCTOBER -. "a
princinaf ri ' members m m Of the panquet Com
,,ss tns -. t,t1a,n..; nnrnmnanrd
Mr. Bright 10 town. where thur ar7iyed
about seven O'CLOCK al tue "esllana ~"
Terminus carriage IN nad PAT was ~ rs;tnr "a,l
ecas y ias Whose M cst e wi] he iuIin
lis stay u the trish met5opo'is. V"N5 -
the iact that tue precise noar OF nls arFl'a1
in this city was generally unknown, no
On Tucsdny evening. the 3Qth of October,
Mr.. John Bright was entertaiued ut . grand
banquet ut tie Rotunda in Dublin; His health
Reing proposed " me guonosnn1'S, I1seto ne ue
1tvered an eloquent speech After aliudinsto
be he proceeded to describe in vivid colors
If IRELAND and to comment mon the yarious
causes ~hlch Aad 9een assigned 1of t1ls saa
state Of things He then gase what, IN ~
opinion' was le the true causes a! and TO point
Now, beliye every gentleman Ia this room will
admi, that al have esid Il literally true, and II
5 Yns Ssa n e p*e to cso e
law is GOOD and the people bad: iCries oi y on
~" Let r ,es 'o @SeRt; 4; xe s.a =, sa9d d
r. Protcaantiasn a a nd dsaageism On tas oue baud
and OF Catholicism, nonaaism. U1t.amontauism.
fpopt IT, a. tn 1T @
moment rel ahoye ali tlese sifms." and tsy, live
to m aS onr 70 u Tn
10 two peints-she nrst Is The Establisaed Church,
and The second il tie land. The Church may be
try. W and r6e land II TIC m means of living and tue
comfort 81 the people. .tChtcrs.] shatl not
blame tte bishops and clergy OF the Episcopal
Church there may be, doubt not many anoue
them 2ious and devoted men who labor 70 the ut
most Of their power 70 do good in The fi4trtc:s
! which are commiued to thsis charge; but l zen.
| tuIe 10 say that II gil we're good and all were
Compensate for ihe one fatal error of their e1i.t
E On
necessarily In his district symbol Of the suprem-
acy Of The and Of sabjeeifou 10 the many Of the
hstablishsa Ghnfeh M as sum q pasahe -
tribute b whole nat,on 70 nay not Is consider.
weight Of H.. belieSe that the removal Of the
Esiabliehed Church would create new political
ess H. IL III a h oas %
away, and hat ali thing. had becoine new. that
the tr,shman and bis faith were no longer 10 be
dsss @ lime irisinsn would fuzzy believe that En-:
| lish ptopIc ard the English Parliament inteEded
70 h, theE ssnfs% sgantf, md ches1s ea
saa ss hs nes eaetsa eznsp Gp u r ns
vas cfeated t sa
tween the owners and the, occupsefe. and 1t has
come 70 this, that there has heen wantius tlat
sympathy which existed to great extent .n Great
tween them. an 1ola, and you can answer II ]
am w1ong, that It Is not common 10 ireland 10
ooic tenan,s: iChesrs.j II dis b So, then tlie
!he good feeling Or faifnesa of tic owner Il ~
the Landowners, q Their own beho9t. while n
s
thing that is bad, insscad Of cultivation Of iht
land ien have also ~ i, 5e.alt tae nos no.,
appalling Of all-a poRnIation who q are sel1S i1an
TAT this point considerable interruption was ere
ated BY some perpon who was promptly removed.
inst tbii gen,lemsp, Who, j an told. is an Orange
speech, because, probably. | might hare told hil
but returning to the point, and to the fact that
large portion Of the popnistion arc aeeine e IL an
otheE county, M ws5 70 TssT 10 ast e1tef ,ssn Wisn
citizen Of Dublin. He told me he believed that
s p999, 81 What e casd tae pee
verse. 10 the Imperial Government, tchcers
aud he said further that te people here ar
to England; lthecfs wei, tninK laele ls
Cooa aeal n tnat, iheas. near.l rs mns4 ~. W
America, 90 not Know howW Gun wonder I
that staGlncht fon VII rceollect That the nnciet
|, ltebrew u his eapnsnY naa nss MlnGeMs ,s 0pe
that the follower Of Mahomcd when he pray
s hs aee e. f oe dg
, chcer'ne;1 The separation 81 bis he5rt reacnt
hes end shs vide Atlantis. and II sp!!s be Fsas :!
eses esesFz III @ be t@GS s,y u en th.t she dsea
!. e even ~. aespc1ssyl but. despe,aie
a rdy for It II the peoplc and Tue Parltanr1t
: the Un'ed AnSaom ars Willing to Apply IT.: t., 10 40
: iilt were possible would II not be wo:tn while
: l.eaF.i Then, again, II We were to, remove Il
:, Church. but i; would 10, ID BE- snproa1aey Caurc
. Idea oi aa:ins that Protestsntiano ii liz yafio
r TLere would ssill be a Church.. but i won
J. be a tree Church Of a free people. (Cheers.l
VII not 70 in1o as. seSne nd' 1nS s snnss dn
pants q tie li.incs s9ouad not be a,.tnrbsd M d
p lns their ifletf1ae 1ic1t1 hsaf. bat IL tae q!
sfeh q wsre h' once assd ana sesspea
y would no' be difficult 70 az aEranss the 9e:a
q to ill., salstsclto1 OF me people OF +!
ID land: NOW = Who on1ses TO than " ,a lae % mea ~
arc IN '9Eor Of :nnFcmacys ana ne men @ "bo @ ns
as ~ lChee1sl But hoae*t and good men Of he ne r
~ c,'aat iafn nasG ne tsapn Mnau1sr ~ 1ca, -! :.
{. cnanGe. dea1:I nnat nas tae su!un1aI5 ssss
gone III seonanol Mhai hss Hone an.on! = !. !
r Noneonio1ma.ts " EnEana: W5as as. 9as M T. !, g. g.
e o pae y
~ andE fCheets,] u ny op!nion tae ~ abolisioa q
ne EsMonshed Shufen TGhia gtse fIo1eS,anu sh,ar
Seiieye tbers Re- 5esn tn Ireland no e. :ns$y q !,
st EsaesnsIt r. a as e9sn Sa,
beauty sna holiness 81 f docssss dh, o. q So,a s
pF9nd bnrdspe rs has becn via H. ai
nit Church las bern this-to make Catholicism
81 Ireland moi only faith, out patriotism; -
ist Was nos IkSly ihaf any member ~, % q ne csth
nd ~ fan ~ ~ Il @ i,seI "
ses eyvs a. wronn ~ doe4 an fiji Of Itins,sc in
,ot aeetan wNh lie row government @ Il 4 bis sonpi,1.
Gu VIM ,he rSsnrc fhsf Tnn'a rernTnn.sSnS y
ge Eas n he honse1 Ian dnwnes % To tearf fchecEs
ian nnS, \" sesr n@,s sua sc,seer sm1 ~ 1T the
not nsfmfn, tbsn th.s vhich l. rsn.cntsf r. stnte
md owner in this kingdom. The !r;.b ianaos nj
is hss bSsn 81 Jtens hn, fo sse other landos
@ en!y :, besn s;,.,, bst r. ha,t cultisa.ed. ,1ey
eae sfe &c syil .! ss ar Theif propeti; hss Seen
ia Insecure; sea & sale 81 i has sometimes hecn
s. ;ss sss: aRe eas5 ass e
ate loved hin. 1e has besn 9antsned IRON hss
sh. testenl home by terror. and not few Of the
or lotdt nase lost thcle lives without The syap
int, @ in1fe sS %eo 3agnt 70 nase oesn toGa pfose
on ana S tenasi a IL t,"ad eassss' @ 49, "on1a We Il
t3de country fty Year, ago, as u Prnssia. there
css. half Of the lard and given it 10 the tenants
irish landowner E7eat a. the ln1netlcc might
to- heen. "e4la rare oetn ssener anl happler u.
nal E.at va Fl. u " "acS yoh
be. Would most snccf1IiT fnnc, the c9ndition a
country, ihas he property which the tenant 81
and iuvcet In biz iarm should be secured 10 the II
The 6y law. Lond ehcesel ! belleve tbs
And mase rs s4aSs ,1. n ng T. "aoc @ sspet q tae
why n ths connty Of Waxford. coicd - ,b.. ho,
Misc an Old farmer Of The ntme Of Sfsford' lie IiS
res a GOOD house-she beat a.m.h .house. think.
and | had eeen since leaving Dublin. He lived Q
own fatn. which be had bought titeen yea