New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

-but we have also to increase the number and
have elevate the aim Of politics and to soften the
anmosities Of religion lHear We have, at this great
head conspicuous for s physical intellectual and moral
superiority and this through the agency OF the most b
eTa Government Europe, the more liberal because u s
able to combine liberty with order lieaT suoh Is the
great task that future Parliament has TO accomplish,
and entertain fun confidence that IT VIII De up 10 s
work because there Is something In EngIlsnmel Weh
gives them the power TO carry out successfully Wnaevef
The pro~ranme b9ye thus hastily sketched ont is that
Of threefourths Of the electors OF Great bra tLoud
vote OF thanks TO the Chairman, and three hearty
cheers for Sir r. Peel Sir H. L. Bul"er ana the mayor
terminated the proceedings
w. u. FORSTER on ICELAND
Mr. Forster in recent speech to his constituents at
Bradford, speaknton the Irish question. said:
Now. what is our motvei Our motive rs that we be-
eye nness we carry o Enua1d I eSd ireland whont
don't know there is use in mnelng maters-Wlsnou',
first last eiy war That s our moVg d1t near woTd.
al their feeling II they have reason Tor then fb he
fear that the interests Of Professionalism Will De damage
and secondly the that the English Church VIII be
endangered Now, first word OF Two upon our mouVe.
Our motive is that don't believe that the union wIIh
Ireland can be preserved while the Episcopal Church re-
mains the Established Church by law, unless We CON
tnne 10 govern Ireland by force And what does that
meant By terror Hear hear The Irish are hghsplr-
tied people and among them evil war may Deak Ou
moment Only the other day Mr.. Dlsraeh congratulated
the Lord Mayor and his guests on the state OF IeahI
don't congratulate you Iupon the state OF ireahui &
Dsraeli and his colleagues uu All luty
of Commons alarm us about the state OF ireland bu
why do say this VIII be the case come to mat
70 LOOK deep into the real meaning Of the union between
England aud Ireland That union is not III the i.us .
of the Irish people ana ought aiser NOT Il onSht not
the absorption OF one nauonaly a. wnon
but the union OF these MO teSnS Of political
equality lCheers Can any one say tha Whe We N HeeP
up by force the Episcopal Church the church or the mi
nority Ireland schurch which would De fwepi %
away II Ireland was an independent country %
that the union with Ireland Is preserved upon terms oI
Doical eguatyl Hear hear All that Ireland asks IN
the matter is that III questions such as ths wheh sPe
cally affects Irish interests, irish feengs sha De co
sdeTed, and II Irish feelings are CONSIDERED III ay %
OF upon any question: then most OF all upon lhe ques9n
which lies deepest and ought to lie deepest
that of religion Hear heaTl IL we are TO carry out the
principle upon which alone lTsh patriots can accept @
unoIi-that England and Ireland be united to9ether as
England and Scotland are, ana DC one lmpeIIh p eooS S
imperial purposes, but that WIN egaIu 10 spScIa
purposes the special feelings Of each oi the tree Sdos
shall be consulted-then shah feel that lrshen nave
right say that this is not fair unon or one hat tey
will consent to- so long we impose upon them thls
Church which they dislike lChceTsl That, say Is our
mOtve-the preservation OF the union ny Peaoeapo
nSin1 force Now come 10 the fears OF opponents
The first fear that the interests OF are IN
of my Roman Catholic constituents will object TO NE II
say that much opposed to thelr form V ChTlsan
believe that the interests Of Professionalism nave been ad
vanced by the Protestant asceDdaney believe they
have been immensely injured. Hear hearJ DeIeve
that Of all the schemes you could have set 70 Work 70
spread Professionalism in the country you could not nave
adopted likely 10 eUCct lndt Oltct lHah
The advocates Of Protestant ascendancy have succeeded
damaging the interests Of Professionalism and the result
is that whereas in almost every other Roman CathOe
country in the world there Is very strong party 0i
Roman Catholics against the ultramontane views Whch
am sorry tO say held at ROme-such has been
the effect Of policy in Ireland that there are few
Catholics in Ireland who don't belong 20 the ultramon-
tame party. Hear, hearl
LoHGFELLow AT THE TEMPLE.
The Lap Times says Some short time since the poet
Longfellow accompanied by Mr.. Charles Kent, visited
the Temple expressing and showing the utmost interest
in all that was pointed ont 10 him He was especially de-
lighted with the fine old hall Of the Middle Temple after
which library must have appeared at once pretenOus
and aseless but he Inscribed his name in the visitors
book where It VII be one OF te most va9sa
touched by the sight OF the old mulberry tree sun IN iu
a nSSs in e ~ SnrSeS Of the Middle Temple
Henry VIII and Ann Boleyn so often SAT t0gethei anu
in whom then the lady little dreamed that she
saw at her husband and her exeentioner St more
the poet moved by the dead oi0 sycamore stump ~
the Inner Temple, protected by ralngs as sacred
relic where in veTduTe. DR. johnson and Oil
Goldsmith wont to meet and hold converse IN
fellow pass the grave OF Goldsmith outside the church.
and into the church itself with It's tombs and statues o1
the Knights Templar Although his intended visit
previously announced, 1t soon became n0lsed about
the Temple that the American poet was performing phi
grimage to its many memorials OF long ago ana some OF
the bencheTs and introduced to him. and civil
ies exchanged and et us hope that the inspiration
touched him will find TT expression III some Immortal
verse
AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS.
From MARI Lanes Express Aug. TO-
The week opened with most brilliant day. and clear
Italian sky throughout Monday fine breezy day,
ana great deal Of harvest work was accomplished the
corn going up the finest possible condition Tuesday
was hot scorchng day, and every hand whlch eo94a
the progress OF harvest Our advces on that day were as
under from the West Riding OF Yorkshrei Inc me dry
weather continues, and tho cQrt crop s al put
a complete failure, and getting daily worse Cattle
are on Winter food, in great measure. ana sadly sadly
short OF water IN many places harvest, OPERA
tions are progressing fayOrably, and farmers
should now push on or the corn VIII soon snake IN the
remarked Weather continues very dry and hot. and
South Of the Humber great portion OF the crops Is al
ready housed the quality OF the wheat TINS season 10
thrashng the result has generally proved very safse
tory Spring Cbru very various ana, on the WhOle,
must prove considerably below Ihe ~ ,ho
superb yield good Barley s being secured In De
order This dis'ict promises Wen iGT ihs gran hC,
was warm and splendid harvest DAY 1reM INC Grs
quite general in this disrict we have csnnunnoe OF
very bot weathe[S From the falling state OF the bar
the weather appeared close at hand and oIEursday
morning at steady gentle ran set lD Whlch con
nued for two hours or more ana he remainder OF Ine
day proved showery This desirable change was every
thing for the parched country and may give little gen
era rehet wherever 1t was experienced while the tenn
favorable, aud would be hailed by every agricultural as
h 70 tho GS aed sOffq Friday an morning was
but not much rain fell during the day.
and harvest WORK would proceed agnn. our az
vices from Deyonshre stated the wheat crop was nearly
entirely housed and such was the case also In Cornwall
hut in the latter county barley was not all secured
Some heavy storms had been passing during the week
From the West Riding Of Yorkshire our adyees were as
follows: "Snce Tuesday we have had a slight shower
OF two but hardly enough 10 lay the dust Our harvest
going steadily but not fast enough. except where
the reapng machines are In full swing, as coNls very
ripe and would be In danger IL strong winc>or rough
weather should come on From Lancashire our advlees
stated "Durng the whole OF yesterday heavy rain fell
In an this district and there has been more or less down
fan In many parts Of the country Though cloudy this
morning We have only had occasional showers" Prom
near Brigg our Information runs tnus NO