The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

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his E.cssncy, in his reply: stated that tho psa
ttons which had been addressed to the governmens
Wefe receiving Consideration. the ylcersgai party
then drove on to Fots the residence 81 M Smith:
Barry On Thursday their Excellenc.es WIN proceed
TO Bessborough park, the residence OF the Earl o.
The Cork Farmers Club presented an address
praying for the release OF the Fenian prisoners and
@ en- TO ns wo %
tenants to live Oh their farms and not compel them
to emgrate.
Tho Irish Reply 60 Lord Hartington-Laud-
lords Rights.
The DuDlin F,eendn's Journal OF the 28th Of Sep
tember dev0tes an article two columns long to q
already commented on in the HERALD-on the Irish
lang question. combats ths argument which =
attributes 70 hts ordship that the laborers mlght6e
''baselcss and unwarranJed,u the imputati0n that
the remedies proposed by the farmers Club Of Nun
and then sets the following catalogue OF what
admits TO be the rights OF the landord:-
ss s na; IL. s 70 r. H.
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tenant not including the value OF thu property OF the tenant
TadThs landlord has Fight to be tho prospse
ocs general which produced 6y the expenditure
has right to al mines and minerals, all royal
tics ear! and I'll lima man or h right
frust thereof 10 hs. sh. co@piss.
s a. give that a ss s for q. na s:
referred and that common creditor shall D any
he
been paid sufficiently secured to the landlord who supplied
aa shat n ns g
the IL Ing y Of The and The
out OF the special lot In priority to his claims for
SsgeThe landlord has right to reclaim the occupancy
on @ n S ss a
holding and thereby deprvng the owner Of the security for
70 ordinarily
pr he occupancy any IN
% land on his making u compens "a; to Ls
S the s his s s 1s 70
ants Of tenants Of houses in which traders
It challenges Lord Harrington to show that any
one OF these claims would be inurlously affected by
the programme Of the Munster Farmers Club.
which 1t PUBLISHES as f0liows:-
That OF dedicated to agricultural and
producing purposes BY the landlord should have RICH! Of
pays Just Increase Of rent calculated on the ysu:
prices Of produces a5stsns from .gSdivai1s or suOsns
without
loyal gives free TO the for the
exercise OF all immortal rights and royates recognizes the
right Of reentry for non payment of rent and recognises
cause even whm caprice induce him desire the e.nmp
guous occupancy rSh and all improvements made BY the
tenant.
1t asks, do the landlords want to increase their
rents, 10 have an 'evict0n screw" In their hands,
to control tho minds the bodies, the very souls OF
their tenantry, and II not, what more can they de-
mand than they would enjoy under the programmed
The Freeman adds the following ooservations:-
slIad Lord Harrington spoken az the Cabinet Minis
ter OF the Queen we would ask him Ia there nothing
due to the Throne, and Is 1t not the duty and the
interest OF all who value the peace Of society to
RIDGE something Of the fsudai dignity Of owning
serfs II by doing they could create protective
force OF 600, 600 men, who, having property secured
to them by law, would become the most earnest de-
tenders Of that social order upon which the security
OF property depends. Old Assop was wise old man.
Let the Irish landlords learn lesson from him, and
beware lest like hrs dog they may not In their greed
to devour the shadow OF feudal authority lose the
substance OF their rights Of property, which eli
classes DESTROYS to recognize and sustain tnvi0
ate.n
the Wexford Board Of Guardians, presided over
by Lord Granard, have passed Q resolution In favor
or settlement OF the land question. Other public
bodies have also agreed to petition Parliament on
tho SIbieCt