, 1869-08-28
LON D0N.
Tho Propagation Of Parliament.
Tho Irish church Question and
Trinity College, Dubiln.
The Irish Land Question,
Tic Oxford issih Harvard Itncc,

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of the'! sp1sls, ata sha ulhcc thnuaAIId A0tA!a4s
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nho hasu nnlt'ls4 10 .lu tut to ureti} the p,opry
'hat othsr Prai'!e maLt fnf them; hut - tor seF.
oas Application 10 tia business If lAu state, there
*aA hullIlHK 1t ttle sntt. Thu ItolAe Vi CoMluou4
waa Declining In pnhlic tat!ulAtlon, and many h-
Rah to ak ~ha, MIS- tie use Of IT, Things took 4
ne" turn With The a''scut Of Mr, GlAds,oue 10
power. 10 hlln t4su1y IL duu tho paAxInx Ut tho
Nt'aE1n hil-thonHh Ii~ Wan not The Minister Who
carried it-a1d this measure adopted MAJ Wider In
IT. scope than the pnt proposed hy him. Like tho
R'ant o1 Antiquity, the new House OF Commoua
has1hR come into contact with tho people,
cAulc up with now strength, aud tho new Minister
~as OIL level will the new House. Mr. Glad.
hso2e Is ns energetic As Lord Falmcrs,oa HAa
lhdoEent enl iHtane1aht FEtn tie nr1t LAY OF
shc Scss!on Until the ctosc be has been At bis poat
fra's u tuect III 4uestloncEs and opponents. lie
has been called the most arrogant Minister th4t
EnE|an'f ever had. 1t would bs true II II wert
were sash that he II the most earucft Minister
England ever hasI ilts dcrJ soul u impatient OF
injustice, ami he fas 40 rest III It IL abolished.
Unfortunately The tenement 0! clay h2s not been
able to stau, the strain, md hc haa gone AWAY TOR
ress and teposo nnd retirement to Waiue1 It
would be impossible for . Minister oI lcsa cnrr8y,
even though Ee hAd Ms. Gladstouca majority, to
cafsy the Irish Church htl In slugle session. In
anr othcr hands tho measure would hare tau
gulshca an dtcl. NJ It slh! twenty times before.
Now W to the effect ot the measuys 1t Is din
cult to foreee; but thAi IL will hase results far
wider than anJ contemplated " the trainers no
one can doubt.
7E1sITY COLLEGE. DUBLIN.
One Of the immediate collateral 1esu ulla tas been
determination on the p1ft Of the authuf&.eR Of
Tftuify College, Dublin, 10 throw t.!at tns.ttpuoa
open to Roman Catholics. Heretofore, a. long IS
the State Church existed, they considered Trinity
College part Of hat Church .as theological semi!
usEJ for the education Of Protestant c!crKymen.
TO Iro1estauts alone lis fcllowshps and eudow.
nc!Ite, which are very considerable, were acccs.
ste.e Now II will be national Institution, and Its
rrzea su1! onoss will not be bounded By tteologi-
lcal orthodoxy but by ACCIDENTAL merit.
But thIs Ia not all. Iou afe doubtless aware that
the etrnnR AnRllchns As well ~ the Uli1amontanes
arc In favor Of denom'uat!oual schools. They de-.
sire 10 keep the teachings Of the cacch1sma and tho
c1ccds within the1 own hands, hut there arc fIauy
TINT the 1olng tlcn Of the same cenn.11 cannot be
educated In the saue colleges, but must be
Kept apart lcc3usc they Do not agree In the
bac loctnneI, and cauuol rrc!sc tho ea1lc tyultuL
We'll, the position Of Trinity College raisca thia
question Of henumlnatIona ctacat!un III d vcry
pracica! ami lucid toTtn. It has tccn Protestant
Institution: It t3 10 be sectional; then conci the
pulht: huw cat It he national II 1t be ienonnn-
tiouA!: II cannot remain d Protestant uuIyer-
ale Ait1rw
Catholic onc ami Gnu sec NJ Other alternative
ttlaa that Of making II parety secular. Those nho
ctluoso to kccp AWaJ from 1t on that gfuund i1ay
tlp ~, hut they Will Hut meet with any armpath}.
Onc u the greatly agita.ci questions iu Ireland
lnnst lie ehvcl at uDcc III consequence Of the ,l,s
establishing ht1s.
IIun far II maJ effect q closer unIon between
the Protestant Anl Catholic population Of Ireland
It would he hazardous 10 deter1n!uc, because the
religious antpathy has hccn greater IN that conn-
ft5 than t1 mtg uther. Hut there arc nut wa1tltg
eIRus pf reconciliation. although tho Usangenlen
Of Tic North Ettli continue tU celebrate the slc-
turIee ufrtc"tl u'cr r1eell Tie Catholics nre roti-
tent with aa}lnR: "Thuu Rrt dekd, Alo,lEn: 80 Il
fJ tnfnliJ." 1lnt ~ the scnse nf defeat L. very
different Ifou te teellrR Of Victory, tIIc uiapRe
s7Isss NJ sstn tn flrs nrn postsun.
tHu tnrn'It QUESTION in wAExE.
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