, 1866-04-03

information bv dcc,or;ne :. ~ oo,aps..;n. n ~
n,e thus tbrov-n ,nto tho f,o,5 o,a 49, s.,,t,t
less fgbtfnr Ms Goi, p,ves tlono st,an,th a,
this moment =, md General r r Nu1hn -, =,
the climax by asscrtiro Tint q our hrotl,crs =,
home arc standing beneath the shad,w Of th,
gallows." These gentlemen will bc very nuc1
disappointed when they learn TINT ireland ha!
not far 1onp neriod l,cen q, nnto, o,, or1or
wv ,oi a ~, p,iou un 80 4uie' anu oruet
y - sn - +hot r.. -. .ue '.aoea' ,.. cor
Fus ucs ~ tnat eatcnst luueeu, mat "Feniat
| 1ntelilscnee mas Almost ceased to cause IN,
interest in the Three Kingdoms, and now oc
cupfes very lnconsiderable corner IN on
press, Fcuian1sm IN ireland hos oiroos, ,as
its vitality II ia :. susnenf,ed ~ ~,, lus ~,
10 , ."s w euspenaea' Us "ch Us tn
n0ofas corpus net, and may be looked upon a
squelched, ut all events for the nonce.
| JUSTICE 70 1ErLASp.
Tho Fcn5ans in amcr,c, will ho ,;,,,,.
| ossum,, +I,,+ t,,o,. 'A.ty u
ss"s ,'1as. 'aA' .n.i movement, OF conspiracy
| nas oecn productive OF good, although thei
Irish Republic" anticIpatious have not
thus far. been realized, To a cer,o,n cytcr
tbcy viii be rfrbt. can Assure tlam sm haa.
evey That Eari ns.e1,s r aam,n,st.as,as n .nu now
| tue,ced olljcc with Fundamental reform II
| Aeluno US ptueApal plAnh Ii lie Plauorm
| and that no revolt or threatened iusurrectio1
| was reoufrci to inf1nencc Them n .,,,,tt-,
this policy There was q very {mpprtant de
batc In tI,e IJo,sr of Jn5a ,ost r,.,1t ,.,7
.;,.a rour rna 49, ~ asaA ~. nu.' a''o
| than extracts from; The SPEECHES delivered IN
49, ..sss i "
tnat occaslon, nor Is IL possaole 10 produce
Enrlish nofinn md t:nvcrnr,ont ~, aats1 ~
|: hcnf unny retorTn,nv t,,e.a .s
~. Ga, upoI tti. tpl!9 q Luose mnlutorm Abuses
many centuries.
|: The debate In question was opened bT Earl
GREY, who moved that The Ionse shoGtd Ia or
of ~ w. 80 ~. estn Ae'g aCoMmiLtee
=. snI nnoie on Tug sue o. Ireland. Earl
oley 1oide an extremely hugh and exceptional
position In the Uousc ot Lords: snmcthfnw
analogous to tie Duke Of Weliinptnn 1orin3
The hitter perioil of His iifp What r. eu1!Is n't
den Was II rcierence - ocn,n,1o.a;n1 uIt ~, Gop-
III. voan stuart Allll IS now on questions Of
political cconumy, such IL Earl Grey on The
general policy Of the Empire. He may be
and hr himself. vcf. os "a orrna..,i - ~ :, "
srnnnIta the r,.,se,,3 ksnesai rue, PC
,t!papFotf iitP III Pac'e4t Goselnuent, and calls
saying:
motion Mas hat + should express ths opnlon ihai
the1e "at something In the sate Of lreiand rcuulT.
ine consideration Il the House shonid conseas to
.Lat motion be would b prepared to luove resolt,-
ttons & IN committee on Tuesday next. The TASK was
IN parlaent Il wa acknowledged on ali hacds that
great evils existed In Ireland whateycr dsiefencc Of
opinion as TO ne mode Of dealing with theto might
to those evils. The condition. Of the people Of ife
land, although soncwhat improved, vas still d
hEsc1ao!e one; ihey were somewhat better fed and
manner; agriculture was In general ride snd bad.
apd l.oin tafmsIo and landlords thcreissS :u1s1ed.
niaoe s.,a,t nrd con commerce we're confined to com.
ponalatlon@ m was diminishing. and although conc
rr;aiued ms 9. @holesone sirn, be was convinc-
~ 'aat as.anu coold Hainfafn in comfort much
y, ,n. e, ane tn's ~ sapa dsesease was an
va ,ne annaosty OF the great BODY Of the people
t9cna a. eu,ia;tsG ,ne Government that tnch at
hc add,t,ons oonav Hh1c ,hs. neM nome sop9at With
~ u ira,s,a y "tsnsoM iaG dominion o. her Maes
~ !rs'1nn; ~ ~ M9s vel Enotfn That 1Rlskmen in
hos,jIi1e4 a a~,nst thS nnoa afG fams to
1ssf eee. ., I'd, a,.'s = Isns ias mIaa. q
Political .eia'os sspl asaU; oa aG no eR n by By
i1nrish Ec ohia o. i Monia con,inus 10
ne6t hsc .aia ~ .osu a. nc neau Of the Govesa-
1,ssetd tnsnT son1 @ oeGon mat We had
iy.e LII hii. oui they Weic passed lone time ago,
A., -. - s.ncs ne Eneomhered Estates
.axcn,p ~ 81 vas 10 say Tor period uf
lad been o2 %sasas coad q q 9Sy
ra1ns,n shstte,aa ioe oosetnmeut must not
rnnnfIv rHdar ths nn,nI r.. y .as ease o. that
charged ri hoi b eead' not s' aa, aH ais 1he
maIe hs tha ~ Ma.cn were 20 frequently
" I1e1.y 1 h.otiS nepesennnsea IN lasamen ns
al taxation md he neglect Of shs S a@PS n
nnnrisl rschan~sx musAe eAna ~ grants Or The
he suniecf h. was of onnon nv eAanaaGoa a. q
tert. Encsna ,ras M nn1r III .1at. ~ naeal mat
no,nt mi ssoofa ~ - shs any lnsaman 70
6od fenaency IN diseom,,na .ue wtich
improvement in ireand. The aa 1,oprieors ~ sssf1 *
cn,Iv ~ were mnca NOR lenl-
l ;oda nd ~ en sa ptopetoEs IN Trance,
ae WHO Ee9a5d to tie neglect Of the
crnnts ont of,be mefks r. ID 1lehna oy
this, that fhc deciairae,s eomT,sa nS "oaa say
hcnded The proper functions Of q Goycrrmparnt prn
Except fn rsfc cares, 1t VAS tho duty ofhe Govern.
r. y empiosea IN ne promotion Of public works. |
csp,saI DH 1h,t p'1e entEspI,fe and private
works Of Eneland md nd ni seot5snd paR.li Rsd
been consizuctcd. Not good, but cleat ,pfurv
would aI1se from the employment Of ihe public |
money IN The construction OF .pnhlsc works As to
ne e,e es m Enica I aaa len submitted 10 the other
rIrht. some of tbern nSoirea .1sS o. tenant
Of lhe rxiis Of property tb,i 1Snaa1ea
tI S .HPPttanSu u Caps'dI 70 !oe FOIL Of ireland.
tie ie iboqch The true way Of dealing with the ques-
ion a o. 13naoa and tenant IN ireland was TO leave
,I,,nnsnn. u 70 MAKE sueh matetta.
ONE imnrnTcmeni mf,s9 h. efeci.d ~ 9I ~, .hat
an OF landlord and tenant but suos tautiay Il Wa
hc esme u. the Engll=h Law. Hc did moi think :he
sw Of andloEs md tenart could account for what
or on]y ~ I {,Sf ~ ba hos Mas 70 oe accounted
II rc'snG htnn fss,, e ~ aolSn property
;buIca Of 6e smai 1a,uor.v whi1s ~ ter M
be people WHO were poor wefe In 10 he NAN.
aimed b. ,heir contributions. The Church pron-
rsy q Ireland fosmefly belonged to the Catholic
hnm5h exaa ,S La9aen @ o. ne peopls-hut now, al
to1o raS,,srnt 1 nnne ,es Ieestteu ass,tance
hlnes. @'~'o N s'e's VI
The rest of the Earl's speech was entirely
lcyoted to the question of the established
Protcstant) church In Ireland. and he snr-
ested "a re-adjustment OF thc income nf tfe
hurch Establishment, so that CatholIcs md
Dlssentcrs alike mirht have q nro@
cr share in It."
mt It gives thorough idea Of fhn ,rcnrrai}r
reysiiing FEELING i, fh;u c,,ntrr :. ~ Hsassa.g
Jrish mattcra - ria ss' NV svnttS Win re9ara
ouse which must bo recttiicd In ireland Is
onnected With church issues; and I conf
emily anticipate IN carly discussion of the
uestion, under eounienancs ofkhe Gorernment,
no yeTv distant date.
Several - nnh5e to-ds j, f,1,,,ra5
cI ecsiee,a et;roi 1ou nea,a .lo"ea Earl trey.
,s,a.1. Peeis u lne Afchbishop OF
A1lhaEns tenJofhE comfortable income of
'rty thousand dollars year, ,.for 5000 pounds
[crllng, and the gift oil ilfty.six lfy1res NJ
attling tor the preservation of .t thc i6"vas
stss"t r.. Ell .aousn not
tarr;nsI ~, thfrt,. tus. tt .ac bLsnop OF Derry
,.at y ~ on 5nntg tnouSand annual dollars
10 ! commanding nifty "hTings,',) gave 1t as
Is opinion that the present discussion rev
ut OF "the unnutural and unboly rnmh;na.
ol TINT had tnkcn placc between fhe iibara. =
IN Gncfrt (, IN Eng1nrS o.,J ~ ~ aaue.a-
Iotv1 T. r.ai.nS tao1 = @u1 tug Ca11oAc so
Iot1 ~, -,a ~ n;S59a. LqIaS aoughton and
tiDe Minister, Earl Russell, rave an extrn
nportance 10 the debate by hfs ycry cnut3oua r.
ct suggestive remarks. Il viii ba SEEN h..
,eoo1, 41,a+ ssn9psas ol us Lofdship,s
'eIn .e.t, eaae, a!taougn ne opposed Earl Gra{'s
i ne @ aia not entirey dissent from bis
lotion on the VERT important t1rcnnds ~ |