The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-09
once he put himself to save, bat TO save in petty,

once he put himself to save, bat 20 save IN petty
'cheeseparingn way.
difficulty that was unforeseen lne former aimlnis-
orator nad LETT small unpaid bill, due ior the Any
snan expedition OF neary 81 900 ovJ s,erlng, Dus
Whal oil thatg In country ike Easiahi eWeu
sam IKE tDiS ought TO have been met anu proS ucu
Tor wltaout any fuss. In tlese qlis, however, ~
seems 20 be the rule lhaJ ministers SiUa5 hVe tph
ciailfl as to-l15rfvw the wnoe empire was cOihuS
70 ph end. As frime Minister, VINO nau seectei mr.
love TO maaa-e tue lnances OF tue kihsuoin al.
Gladstone was Obliged TO support tue Chaioelor Oh
the eAcuequer. But LIE lntter mas done lar more
than the bltterest political opponent cou'u nave
noued ior 10 lniure tue present ADMINISTRATION.
have no Desltatlon-aDd am sincerely sorry lor
IL: Tor look upon Mr. Gladstone AS the most sincere
jealous reiorner we have ever had at tue neal
OF annirs IN England Without a single execution
In SAVING that there are now tlroughout the KING
aom million and more electors OF the artisan cas5
wnS would. II IA general election came tomorrow
ypfe Tor ne conservative candidates rather taan Tor
those VINO supr>arted Mr.. Gladstone ana THIS be-
,aiIse OF the thOtsanps Of their fellow workmen
WHO have been reduces! rom tomi0<t TO absolute
beggary by the reductions and breaking up ol estaD
lsnmeuts which Mi. Lowe has ELECTED
Ana yet, wlth all this Saving" IN small matters,
not a shining oil the salaries paid 10 men In hgp
places mas been reduced In this particular air.
Gladstone has made most vital mistake. There
never was III England an administration IN WHICH
so many nesdy-very necdy-men nave had appoint
ments. There are, OF course exceptions To the rule
but still the ma orty OF the present ministry are
gentlemen VINO depeud very much upon their Official
saaIes rs the means OF nnding them iii Tie neces-
sarles OF ne. In England such state OF things Is
quite contrary TO thai have been accuStohet TO.
our ministers have with very lew exceptions,
Always oeen men OF independent means anu needy
officials are not thought be. at any rate wltn us,
the best men 10 nave III power.
some three InCntns ago mentioned In letter To
the HERALD tAas the Irish Fenian or ''natlonal'
party was beginning TO be careless or what their
priests SAID, and tnat tue Fenans, rule, were on
bad terms with the Lath0lic clergy My words were
caught up anu OF course sne5reI at Dy several OF
Tue London papers. To-day there Is connfna-
ton OF what 1 wrote you During the election
contest for Tpperary al which tue remains
FOOLISH enough 10 propose as tneir Candidate
Mr. 0'Donuvan k0ssa, WAC IS now a convict prlS-
ouer in jail Tor having taken part IN the Fenlan
rising three years ago. they hooted Fatler Canili
tue pariSn priest wno proposed MI. Heron, ana
afterwards tae same mob wrecked tue house OF
Father Howley another parish prieSt, because MS
curate had supported tue same candidate. VI course
al TINS must END sooner or later IN very severe
measures beng taken W the government, and more
than likely, by the suspension once more OF the
naOeas corpus act AS i said in my letter OF the
2Utn, the remains seem determined TO hinder any
thing tina can be done iii the way OF fair aumns-
sratlon Tor Ireland, aud appear really beat upon
bringing back 80 power the tory government. As
20 those who are still IN prison, their friends out
SIDE nave snuG the door upon them forever, or ut
any rate Tor many years TO come But these ener-
getc misguided men seem very Ike the worst OF tue
Old Confederate party IN your country-thei would
de ana would let all their friends die ten tunes over
Father than hold their tongues for few months.
tuey are, inoeed, the btereSt enemies OF their own
irlena5.