New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18

| TIN lN~CiHhCIION HANGING fli;I-fU1URE Oh The
rENIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIMES on IRISH
NATIoNALuY-NIom ARBEsIs-sTI'ANGE SCENES
ArTHE WATERFORD ELrCTfON-LORD DUFFERIN's
LETrEES
DCBLrN, Dec. %, 1896
4 question of some importance is, how will il fare
with Fcnianm surprising James Stephens TO be utterly
exploded. cyapora,d and forgottent You may depend
upon IL that Fenanism would s survive in the Country,
and that a survive IN any event until British policy
toward Ireland shall have undergone radical change.
Frnan,d has s roots not In James stephens but in the
insgoycrnment Of this country aud in that split OF re-
ssauce t0 oppression and that love OF freedom which all
cndeaNor have failed o eradicate from the Irish heart
And sun. pledge and guarantee for the continuance of
the national idea and tc national struggle IN Ireland is
the existence America. Tho social and political In
nuenco tic American Nation the Irish people in
spires ana s7tau them i'm the effort TO obtain their pot-
teal rights aud forblds them TO despair ~ ultimate
cess. Folau.m. then, will remain in the land even
though 40 should be heard OF Mr. stephens; the
cnzcd conspiracy nmy be shorn OF OF It's proper
tons time, and such public faith there Is in the
utility Of conspiracy and wariike propa -ation may be
shaken bat among such people rs the Irish these
things 10 grow mp agalu And IL is quite posi-
bic that the disappearance 0f James stephens from tine
Fcniau ran may he followed by the introduction into
them OF an influential class OF persons whom his leader
ship has hitherto kept sloof nom them.
by way ~ py most probably TO articles this irish
question which have recently appeared in the French and
American press Tc TINES Of yesterday treats 10
article Irish nationality. The writer says that din
concerning r-h nationality Is going incessantly that
on continental examples the Irish claim heir Island for
their own aud call Tor ptonal e gsaton adapted
to their n' 10 maintain It's separate character In
fumes coue by he says, "suCh prttensions have been
met very roughly; luf now fud ourselves Obliged at
least 10 weigh ono national protection against another
and VII, taJ j. crimo IN an rishnan which We arr
prepared 10 emoglc IN &c, ~ Italian, Ntlman ana even
cal aud seifcOrIdicory. lie makes The irish question
a question ~ race md then contends that there Is
there can be basis tol The claim of an IRISH NATIONALITY
As to hail the usiionof Tho island hesays may
now pronounced impossible To say they are OF pure
Irish blood this an glnfit against ltlsn
n,"nt acinst English nationally Yet marx What the
writer say, few sentences further down IN has article;
II is almost Us Impossible put ones finger pure
saxon ~ on q pure Roman or pure Britain The
old fusion OF races IN this island has atterly been quick
encd In rvcna gcacr ratio In TINS metropolis esptomlI
aud IN Inc oherfr class ports and cities OF the island
deed are the households IN every class Of life among in
which there is individual who could claim pure
English bood." Very well; hrt that being ~ why does
not the writer Rryo from the facts he does In The
Idea of Eqii nailonayl lie says the fusion OF race
In Ireland would defeat any attempt to make Tie n?iye
Claim Se eSSehcnt for tsif country, aud lsore iSis
One of the Young Ireland balls. mt lis ycfy Clearly
After retcrngto Danish end English nyasOus Of I've
lana, the NlohSS inflicted on tho
lives each stanza S,9ses with the refrain:
Bs, start not, trsh-bora man,
uyOnre to Ireland tue
We Iced not race % dieed or elan,
We've bear, sud hand for yod
Aud even The Fenian organ, The IRISH Peops had not
long before ~ suppression by the Government, All article
in which the views stated more strongly
The English leading organ Is careful for the
accuracy Of its statements concerning Ireland, but t il
usually rgOrdful ~ logic common sense, at any
rate psusiby, than il has shown Itself to DO In this
RII.se:
arms aud not witt6M 4 GsVdid shaTe OF success ON
Monday, they discovered half a dozen l,'-a ~ PIKE
heads and Loco rounds 81 ball cartridge, concealed IA %
house Of nun named kaYalggh in this city whom they
cia traveller named Maurice DOnahOe, and diapers
assistant named Clancy. On ST. Stephens Day q man
Damed Chambers was taken up for kissing the military
picket As passed aud saying Wen be ten one against
Regiment named Kelly, WIS arrested while shouting Ton
James stephens and the Irish Republic, and ngalanty
wishing the Queen 10 uncomfortable fegons; lie Was ia
toNicated at the Time and violently resisted ms captos
In the same place named Hfien, proprietor OF
tailoring estab taken Into custody for sing
soto rOc he wendell his way homeWarI throngh
the streets ono the OF the Irish bard. Thomas
Moore who was patrohLed by English royalty an,l
arstocracy who enjoyed pension from the Government
and whose memoirs and correspondence have had Earl
Russell Tor editor. The ia question Is one OF the
Irish Neodcs and has place therefore, in the library
m ON the wing room table 81 nearly educated
nerson in the three Kingdoms Yet will get him
ief prison II ho ventures 10 sling couple ot It's
lucs tits called the Song at ORuark, Prince ofircfni
founded historical Incident, ANA ends with tue
following woiko burst, supposed TO be spoheh by The old
chicnain:
Drt onward The Green B,9nc, re'sius
Co. nrsh eerj sword TO the hlt
On ou side sifiue and kG
Ga theirs Ne Ne saHoa aud guilt