New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

with great Parliament sitting in LondCn l tho eamo yol
Channel come with very feeble effect London, especially
az t only be represented by about VO mGmDe anu OF A.sV
willing 10 support nc demands that made Bot IN In
gBd the enanty, and in Scotland the tenant hmes-tbo
most capable the intelligent the bee. agrooursts per
bGps wod they were to JOIN IN fsyor Of measures snch
hostile TO the game laws hoshe 70 any
wcb is supposed TO exist with regard TO The improvement OF
oqd be quite impossible for the parliament to re-
sst their demands Yon see therefore The great hneny you
Parliament sitting London % whom yol send 1Qs membes
perhaps half not 10 favor Of your ghe ana heree tho
20 more say lost The coo they md there and nc
effort on the part youF members TO 10 anything oRe OF the
most dsheartenIg things that representative OF the people
Paramentnow 20 yeas-beard tmes-nay much otener
blame attached the sh members for the hte they do there
believe o. this mOment the Irish liberal members are tbe most
respectable ana the most respected and most influential OF al
the liberal members that have sal IN Parliament Tor ne last %
years That my Opnon think IL admitted IN Tue ho9e
OF Commons universally that the sh liberal members IN ths
Parliament are inferior but arc superior TO the Irish Liberal
that sat in former PaTaments during the last = years
but Notwithstanding that and though think they have COZ
responding increase Of influence yet II one Of the most n
cult things in the world for 80 men acting among
hundreds of miles from those whom they repre-
scot to work up any questions which may be against e Iu
does and sympathes OF the 6Oamonr whom they are oGg
and therefore Irish constituencies while they should make no
allowance in favor Of any Of those mebes WHO are nov
toward them and do not do Their d1y yet oT mos W." ~
honest and do their duty they should make allowance o ~.
difficulties have referred TO- Now what can DC oone S
regard 20 this question say don't know haIe MSy
given what support could % any proposition mat afP@n 70
reasonable and night on this question IN Pahsme s.
ing the last session had the great advantage Of the a
Of most eminent man the member Tor westminster M
Mil. III this Government goes-Wt0ch
thing improbable and is thing probably to be desred
Gnoiher Government coming in VIII no doubt be under us
no pledge settle this land question upon Gen
sbo Just arrangement and from that something may be
gained believe what have most 10 rely upon u Inc
hope that before long we shah have better representation
On thursday evening the LIST inst Mr. Bright attendeda
vordDgmans meeting in Dublin and delivered stirring
speech Ireands wrongs and the remedies FOR them lie
thus expressed his sympathy for ireland and Erged cordial co
operation the part Of the Irish with the people OF Great
Britain in the cause OF Freedom and Reform
Years ago-may years ago-when nave thought Of the
condition Of Ireland of its sorovs and wrongs Of the Dis
credit is condition brought upon the English and British name
have thought that If could be IN al other things the same
but by birth freshman there is not town IN the island nat
would not visit for the purpose OF discussing The great s
question and of roUSng my countymen 70 some grand and
united action Great cheering and waving Of hats do not
believe in the necessity Of widespread and horhe misery
10 not believe that we placed IN this inland ana on this
M every lIouse indulgence ana I'VE OF 81 CT hhe OF yen men
sac1ns The abeet misery which We see too eomon IN nc
world Why with your soil and with your climate and with
active and spirited race know not wha, ms ISLAND
might not do but there have been reasons TO my mind Why
the soil and The climate and the labor Of your population
have not produced general comfort and competence ioT
al This address speaks Of the friendly feeling and sympathy
which have had for Ireland during my political career Why,
when drs went into the Holse Of Commons the most lromi
uent figure in II was Daniel OConnol loud cheer have
and have listened toOheryatons both amusing and Instructive
what passing ia discussion have seen him too more
that he Ireland expressly for newspaper which con-
tanned report Of speech which he made against the Torn
SD and much 20 his eNertions connection with that
question for amostindced suppose the whole te party
OF trade 81 which the prominent advccaies
lCbecrs know OF nothing that favorable 10 freedom
OConnc did support with an bis great pOWcr Cheers
and Voice That's personal know nothing riel-a5tes
.Ss MATURE Why is now that there should BE- ee be any
kind Of ehm between the liberal people 81 Iceland ant the
o % ssH yP + 10 o So"ybea-, ~ be-ts and :"
JOIN hands iOr great coral thorough WORKING union Tor
freedom with the great people Of Great Britain.
The most important poiSt in this speech M Behts
gf ION Of
ownership IN she soil He said: Perhaps before st down
meed o-a paragraph in the speech made the other nght
with regard to the land need not tel you that there are
newspapers in Dublin which need not name because am
quite sure you can find them outllaughterl am sorry to
that there newspapers which do not feel any strong De
sire any conscientious compuon TO Judge fairly ANYTHING
which NAV saw Among the various measures which pro
posed what would call the Pachcaton and the redemption
Of the people Ireland said that it Is Of the first Importance
that the people OF cAad by process other should be
made and the opportunity of being made the possos
Of their soil Great cheering You know perfectly
well that j about 20 propose to copy the
yillaiDous crimes Of 200 yoarS ago and to conhseae
the lands Of the proportions here or elsewhere propose
70 introduce system which would gradually but rapidly and
easily without inJuing nybody make many thousands wao
tenant farmers without leases and security hs owners
their farms IN thu ireland Now this Is my plan and
want TO restate here with little further explanation in
order that the gentlemen 10 whom nave ieleIIe may nov
again repeat the very unt and what call the dshon0hbe
comments which they have made upon There are as you
know many large estates IN Ireland "hlch belong 20 men
families Rngandfamie in England not only Of the highest
rank but OF the highest character because viii venture to
say that there are 70 be i'id among he bhelsh boplH
families of much perfect honOrableness and worth a.
Therefore / am not speaking against the aristocrncy,
against the families, or against property or against
thar II Parliament we're appoint commission and give
H. first ap the amount OF hive millions Sefng ana
power negotiate treat with the gea, families n England
who have large estates IN Ireland 1t 4 probable that some OF
these great might b. bought al not very unreasonable
nothing Hear 20 the end Of my statement am Of
opinion tbet would be The cheapest money that The Imperial
seed Of those great estates price considerably above that
which they would fetch POI up IN your market tomorrow
case assume that this Commission has got large estate IN
is possession bought from Lord A. or d. We will take
which the present tenaUt pays q rent Of 80 q year lie
hss no he has security be makes almost no per
sure whether when he has saved a little money be
will not take his family of to the United states Lond cheers
and Voice He will come hack again We will assume,
If yon like that the commission and that we have got
before farmer who is the tenant on that particular farm
ty and which, take 70 DO worth ~ 900 Now the Govern
menf believe lends money b Irish Landowners for great
the Commission went this farmer and said Surely
would no any objection 70 become possessed OF this
farm No not the III ghtest be would sayaughter and
cheers" but how that 20 b. d0Def In this way fou tell
the fsrnsE You now pay 20 year that per Sea on
- bb ,ns o} e eaes Al ts jnsuranes Offices or any
good oriihmcliciaR calculate you pay 800 year
~ ~ o Coz t ne end az That time The farn will be yours
without any further payment want TO understand how
this Is You te farmer had been paying $50 sud you
might DO Il Bsi the .ot that the 900 the Gcyernment pay
of The farm would NOT cost them than f and therefore
the drelce between RJ and $50 being R25 would be She
SUN which farmer annually in his rent would be paying the
for the redemption Of his farm and thus AZ The end
Of yer few veass the smer hasing perfect se6ny that
eDe could tara him he paid his rent and nobody could
touch him Tor the improvement he makes on us ands what
would he Dor The morning amer having made that agree
be would speak s wife and h big boy who had been
dng about great dea Of his time no would exnn al THIS
and there nos the land that would not be- removed
there weed that woad not be pulled up not particle
OF manure that would be saved there 4 not single
thing they would not 10 with zeal and Enthusiasm labor Of
delight they had never known beforetO cultivate that farm
and By the few bad out when the farm had
his without further purchase he woud have turned
dlapdsed miserable farm into garden FOX himself and fam
y Great ohserng fbis story and this statement be
commented again bg these newspapers LauRhter You
viii understand at propose forced purchase conhsca
ton Wond undertake 10 give H. were the Government 20