, 1869-05-20
LONDON.
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Renewed Troubles in Ireland.

Renewed Troubles in Ireland.
Plans Of Paoifcatiod.
Discomfort Among the Pro-
testants.
Scandals In High Life.
Costume for the Opera
sFEon OCH oxx co1xxsroxDESEI
Lospox, Nays.
AGAIN mx1ANp!-A RrBr or TERROR AND 4
PANIC =
England hx1 had sudden ruth OF trouble. Ar.
Charles Sumner demands, In the name Of the
United states, something Ike half the 1am Of The
EngttAh national deht; md IN certain dist11cts Of
tne United Kingdom the seose Of personal security
u gone. The Mayor of the second city Of Ireland
openly expre4ea admiration Of the woalf-te A.
szssin Of ooa Of the Qoeen1 children. and does
khA II = moment when the tAvoE1te child OF the
Queen Is Within halt an hours r1de. The English
Government Is dlsunited- Ireland Is again dt1l-
Guilty.
TIE CONDITION Or 1EE1ASn
1t Is solemnly aascrted In the House Of Com
mons that In particular PATS OF Ireland there Il
no tenant farmer, however humble, who dares
dismiss, for Any cause however Just, ploWboy or
4 hand; That there L. no railway manager who
ventures 10 send away porter; aad that no
tradesmAn n : small town dA4e8 dismiss an a.
ststant Murders arc common In England, bat
there ss the difference that here the population
does not sympattise with the murderer. In Ire
land now. II for century past, the populace
Know who the Ae2asstus are and conceal them. 1t
Is asserted, with every show OF probability, that
the late murders arc the result Of m orgAnl1cd
conspiracy. Of which England "a temporarily the
seat. Poor Captain 1arition, who ras shot
the other day, Wa not 1t seems. the
fright man" and his sc1ltyes have received
nessage from the Ribbon Lodge which o.uered
bis death, saying that they extremely regret the
mist4ke- was IN the House the other evening,
when near relative OF the unfortunate nan, =
Nj. Fothergtll, delivered. or sought to deliver, 4
short speech hut his feelings oyerranc him and
he sob1ed IA he 1pofs. The effect MAS tndiscrtha-
by painful DO not believe thai every landlord
shot Il tho besr Of landprdA but this poor Captain
4 tlfe with his wtdoued mother and sisters. and
having nothing TO do With ey1cona or seizures for
| rent El1i Kimberly, who WIS Loru Lieutenant Of
Ireland for considerable time, and who Is Lib
cral in politics, SAID plainly the other day. that
ireland waa distinguished by what be called "this
most unfortunate peeuli1rtty thal the sympathles
OF The people are with the yiotatoss and not With
the upholden Of the Law. "That undoub,ed fsct, 3"
he added, IL 1t the root of the difficulties which
| the government hare TO encounter IN enforcing
the Inv. such Is the feeling In Ireland that the
| police can get no Information even as to murders
committed In the open day. Men are muidesed
In The high road while iahore7s peaeeahlJ plov-
Ing In the fields close BY, and yet no infoEu1s-
tion can BE- got from them which could
| More than this tho utmost facIll-
ties are given to the murderer to escape, md
criminals have for weeks aud even months
/ gone ttum house 10 house among the peasantry,
I obtaining shelter until theJ could make the.
eecape to The Cnlted Statea" This Ia an old md
hideous story but IS true to-day as ever II was
and Earl Kimberly souehes for Its literal ACCURACY.
The chief seene Of the outrages d Tpperary, a
wild country. Inhabited by axace which has nereE
jet been really subjected to Saxon control The
English public arc never able to distinguish be-
tween the different counties. but one Of the daily
papers the Daily !Sass} has sent special coumis-
Bloner to T1ppera,y, who will get from the ten
auuy the tfadespeople, the priests and others the
exact grievances Of which they complain, and l
have little doubt that good deal Of new light Will
shine out ~ the result,
ru1 cAusn
The Tory pects aud landowners row and declare
that these outbreaks are exclusively due u q
weakness Of Ar. Gladstanea administration. The
lrtsh Church bill, they say, Is regarded by the
Catholics al I triumph over the Prp!e8tAnts and,
trusting to the pzeccjents and believing that the
bill has BpTSng from the dread Of Fenianisn, mum.
bers OF Irtshmen conceive that Ag.artan out1asea
! Will lead to the passing OF An agrartan Law. Ny
impression ffoM much investigation on this head
Il thas this representation contains good deal oi
truth. l believe shcre arc bands Of desperate
men who fullJ believe they can rrighten PartIa-
meus into : lsw giving the land to The presen,
tcnants II they only shoot tho proper number Of
iandorda But TO say that the speeches Of Mr.,
Bright and Iii. Gladstone, In particular have en-.
couraged these Trctchei criminals, u mere
party accusation The men from whom the assas.
stns arc selected care nothing for what MI. Bright
and Mr. Gladstone saY. They are not political II
the osdlna,5 sense Of that woru. They bear the
aatne relation to the passing political combin2-
tons as the Red Republicans Of Robespic1rc's uay
10 the modern 1mpe1tallsss aud oriea1ista
TIE RKAEDIE-wu1T ID 10 RZ pokx7
One result Of this lan1lord-sho may be the
breakup Of the English Ministry. Sir. Bright has
| been challenged to say what he deEireB to sec
done, and responds without any Difference to the
rest Of the A!nisterh he naue the hair Of all
men Of landed property stand on end, Last week.
~ these significant *ordz: IT don1 pretend to
say that eny particular landlord. or any particular
number Of landlords, a1e respous1ole for the mis-
cries Of Hc.and: but said before, and tay now.
that there can be no peace In that country, and
settlements In that country, TIL the population. by
somc means OF otecr-1 an prepared to propose o
means and believe It can be done without In.
Justice To any Manure put in Possession In great.
er numbers than they are now OF the soil OF theil
own county" Nj. Bright Is "prepared
to propose n n1easurc," but his col
leagues arc certainly tu 4 different mood
Mr: Dneht,s plan Il TIC appointment Of a Royal
Commission, who shall be empowered to trea!
for the purchase Of the large estates held by ah
scntee rropaetoss, lie tho Ear. Of Derby, the
Marquis Of Laosdowne, Ea1i FltzHilliann. Lo.t
Hertford, the Marquis o. Ha&h, the Duke of Bed.
ford and the Duke Of Desooshire, and who shal
sell them TO tho tenanttJ. Now, the utmost which
II least half the Ministry are prepared to gya1t Es
due compensation TO the tenant and fair hold
upon his lAnd in rNpect Of Improvement
They DO not destre TO give by law n right VI OWL
e11hipe The lrtsh tenant farmer demands . iesse
IorereT, It hA present rent, with no power or
earth TO interfere with him tn the manage
nent, culture cr dlsposn1 Of the land a. long q
that rent is paid. Believe NE, this ID the end u
view. 1t Is Tor this the sect Of Thugs Is revived
and uurde71. accompanied BY every 2ggravAttor
Of brutality, staztle society dreams Of an Ire
! land peaceful, contentcd and nee.
When this lAad question does come before ah.
kg1Aaturc, there will be no such unantu,ltJ a.
has been witnessed IN respect to the 1H.t
Establishment Church properly Is not
Ike private pzopeny. Only the clerK,
oJ ont when the csBt IA touched
1 hSIt
doltasS hJ him AZ an investment, Is in arms yor
touch The second suppose only 1t Is proposed Il
compel landlords to give iAsr lezsea on certain con
dltiona, And 10 compensata the tenants for IL,
pfovementa- This cau1ot be done In the case O.
Ireland without disturbing tho peace Of English
landlords and Engtiah landlords arr tremendouzl,
s1un2 tn both housea OF Parliament Ihe latte,
fsct stamps the denstes IN the eye OF the Inst
tenant, With mere seluaanesA- When Lord Stan
ley and the Marquis Of Bath begin to szJ whaa
ought TO be Gone, thc!r nuncsous tenants faucJ
themselves IN the agents. room paying the rent
Fossthly III. Bright may he listened 70 more Te.
spectfuI'r. And Nj. Bright 8ays:
III my Fotce could reach to any H2an IN AM
sss 1s II r. n, IN any
Teance, would tel him that no rnaQ At this mo-
Ment Is 9reate1 enemy 70 hts country shan he IL
Ere FL onss@iot sae only ume IN tae history q n,
Parliament which Is v nllng to do Jas.lee 70 1re.
land. Whether II be On The question OF religion.
equality or whether It be with regard to tn secu
r1ty 81 'he property Of tho tenantrJ. or whether !!
be with reSard IN some degree to The restoration
moment Parliament Is assenab;2d which 4 sn1
ioEs a. belere II IS nhlc. 70 do greater Justice
than any prrvsoas Px.ttauent has DONE
Anxious 10 10 Jatice the new House Of Con-
nons may be, but tncsa Is too much mere wealth
In II for any Eueh sentiment OF the Irish iand eues
tomas Nj. Bright has NJ hea1t- And yet Il ht
leayes tho cahinet, Ireland WILL Be In worse stas1