The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05

Ormo tables placed at either side bearing rich vases
filled with flowers and above the throne back ground
OF uted damask the armoral bearings of his Emnence in
silk embroidery, bearing the MOTTO "6na Anian pro Ai
cas-" placed
No more death by hunger exists in Ireland. If it did,
would pious Christians spend hundreds of thousands of dol
lars on Cardinals thrones?
Miss Josephine Heay, sprighty, good-lookng young
lady, the part of the children of the Convent Schools
read the following address
Prince Of the Church. High Priest Of Our Cod Amounted ohe
Lord Of Hosts Great and Gracious Lord CARDINAL We, the
humbest of your flock mnge our ignobe voices
with those ofhe noble and the great to welcome Emn-
to paho thank you for the honor and the bless
ngs which your benign has conferred this
gay asungy memorable In our gte.ui hearts Irs
Ing my Lord Cardinal your Emnence has found my humble
companions corresponding your hopes and wishes for their
advancement in religion and piety allow to for
them from your Eminence revered and much beloved
Lord Cardinal and Father in God, your benediction.
Good education for the future citizens of the Irish Republic
Humbeness is fine virtue It Isl bad thing start out in
life with, however, when you have such competitors the
American English and German nations in whose cranims
the bump is followed We find it operates against
sadly here in America and the hollow of heads" has
pressed down, down. until people, down in the
sewers!
THE ENGLISH REFORMERS IN IRELAND.
We give below extracts from ERNEST JONES speech
in Dublin No what may think of "peaceable"
agitation the sentiments noble and commend them
to the perusal of our people.
NO HATRED BETWEEN IRISH PEOPLE.
Mr. Ernest Jones' in coming forward to address the audi
ence greeted with tremendous cheers again and again
repeated He said-Gentlemen, rise with than
usual of responsibility, and feeling, shall say, Of
embarrassment to address this great audience tonight
confess that in England might not feel thus, but
conceal from myself that here of peo
pie whose Governments have inflicted grievous injustice
the great nation in whose midst am speaking say
whose Governments" for ask you to draw marked dis
ncon between the people and the ruling class by whom
that people has been governed.
He who permits oppression shares the crime"
But the power that Expresses you has been expressing
The sympathies of the English people have been
with you in all your struggles but have until now been
poweress redress grievances and therefore,
one of that people, may say these hands are clear of the
crime of not redressing yours Nay for have had
the honor of suffering for Ireland For having in speech
advocated her cause and sympahized with her struggles
was consigned by English arstocracy for than two
years to feons CELL do mention this from any vain
glorious notion but that you may feel tonight however mis-
taken may be in any of my views it friend who speaks
who believes that the rights of people the of
ALL and that you cannot mper the of freedom in
country without endangering its existence in all the rest
LAND?
The acreage of the United Kingdom including the Chan
mel Islands and of the smaller islands, is in round
numbers sevenyone million In ITO this owned
by 100000 landlords in 1922 the number had decreased
32OOO in 1856 10000 The Duke of Cleveland proceeds
% miles the highway through his estate the Duke of
Devonshre besides his other immense estates through the
three Kingdoms 900 in the county of Derby
aone the Duke of Richmond has 10000 oodwood
besides 100000 at Gordon Castle and immense estates else
where the Duke of Norfos park alone in Sussex fifteen
miles in circumference the Marquis of Breadabane rides
of his house 100 miles in line his property
the Duke of Sutherland entire county in Scotland
stretching from to have selected at random few
instances only One hundred and fifty the half of
England twelve possess about the half of Scotland
Thirty thousand men say to thirty Here you shall
build, and here not-here you shall dwell and here not
here you shall and plant and reap and here no-here
you shall live and breathe and die but nowhere else except
where we permit How 90 the owners use the land The
Times in leading article of the 18th September 1865 in
forms us"There only" it says "18 PIT under
tlage in Ireland, England, and Scotland. There 26
303257 utterly untouched by pillow spade and be-
sides these there about nine millions in permanent
pasture, sheep-walks and downs-or 35 million of
utterly uncuvated land-thryve out of seventy-one
just one-half the average of the entire country"
THE BROTHERHOOD MAN.
not in favor of national estrangement and the epara
ton of from look upon the people of the earth