, 1869-03-14

In 1reland. But d,u't you b. such a fool - |
70 fuln Jourxl for ct t~ches Of Monks, It
aa1,t TOO llte Jee for Jou TO hold back. To
70 me about It alreads. He Is most enxlou,
thA 5oa should star. but Of course yo1 can't
stay and Tote axstnst us-V e.
"Of course lcannot.'
:" look upou you, you know. Is in aoma
sort my own child, I've tried 70 bring other
fellows forward who seemed 10 have sonr-
thing la them, but hAve never succeeded -
have With you. You've hit tho thing OF.
md have got the bail 1t your loot, upon ny
honor In The whole courso OF my etperiencc
have psreE known such good foF1ure .s
And ehan a1~sya remember hn r It BE-.
Rap. Burlington" said Ph1neas, who WAS
Ers.sly moved By the energy and sol'cisuda
q Rat. ior Coda sake don't 70 and dc..roy
It all ~ toch mad pe1versty as tdis. They
sou Is going to take It mp" Sir Walter Nor
tison VA at this time socretary for Ireland.
but OF course VIC cant let fellow like
Monk take the matter into his own hands
!ast when he p'ea'e'. I call lid tfcseh.
Monk l. no traitor, Darlington"
:" Men will have thctr o~u opiaions about
that, lt's generally uuderstood that vhen.s
nan Is asked TO tsko scat Ia the Cabinet
leagues. M y sie soassthiss 1er, soeel.l IL suln. s9
up. Bat an speaking Of you now. aud not
Of Monk. You 1ro not 4 pAu OF forkQuf
You cannot afford to make ducks aud
drakes. You are excelleutly placed, aud you
hare plenty Of time to hark back if you'll
only listen to rcasou. All that lrish stump
balderdash will never be- thrown IN yoar
teeth ov us, If you will tast go on a. though
| It had ncyrr been uttcIcd."
| Phineas could only thank bis friend for hIs
hdrice, which was A. least dtsln.erested. aud
would think Of H.. He did think of 1t very
much. he almost thought that, werc 1t to
do aaain, he wontd nllnw air. Monk to "a on
Ills tour sloue, and keep himself from the
utterauce OF RuT thing that 70 good judge
~ Eric could cAtlstuntp balderdaEsh. A. ho
| rltl Office, With deapAtch boxes around him,
;, and oNctal papcrs spread before hiu-tccling
| hlnk keH 10 be one Of thoso who Ia truth nsn.
| age and govern tho affairs Of this great
ntuou, feeling also that II Be relluqatshod
did wish that hr had been ! l8trle lcss lras 10
love with indcpcudooee, Z li.tlt au!c.cr Ia
bis bosstings that no Official considerations
should over Gtlcncc hIs tongue. Bnt al thus
WAS too late now. ne kLeT that blu skin
thoee srchers who would bend their bo -
against hun il be should now dare to vote
against nj, Monks motion. Ills own party
might be willing to forgive apd forget bal
there would be others who would hare road
thole reports. I'D would spneax n tee
La their hands.
Then b. received letter from his father.
gomc good.nhtured pcr4uu had enlightened
| the doctor - 10 the danger 10 which his sou
own profession wsa very excellent md well
Instructed man, had been 10 iKnor1nt nj
Parliamentary tactics, ~ to have been proud
OF his son'6 succcsa 1t tho Irish mcetlnga
He had thought That PhlneAs va. carrying
on his trade ~ pubic speaker With
proper energy and continued snccess. H.
had cared nothing himself tor tenant right
ard bad acknowlrd zed to Ar. Monk Thai
he could not understand In what It WAS thai
The farmers were WronEtd. But he kpcH
thought that PhIneas wa earning his salary
. Then there came some one who n7dcceivet
him, aud the paternal bosom Of tbe doc .o
waa disInaYed.- II don't mean to interfere, ;
he eail In his letter, ''but I can h.rdly be
l'eve sest :you rally =, istena to resign yoq.
ron 20 on Ia this matter. Ny dear hoy, pra!
,aink about It. I cannot imagine Sou II
| disposed TO lose al thAt you hsve won 70
J nothing" Mary hlo wrote 10 him, Nh
) Finn had been talking 10 her, and Mary hal
: ttngbt heruelr 10 believe that sfter tho mxnl
1 20 high In otlce ~ Phmeas, she rea,ly di
: undc:st and souething shout the Brittsn Gov
$ ernncnt. Mrs. Ftnn hrd anterroe1ted AArJ
and Mary bad been obliged 10 own that
l was guile possible that Phineas would b
{ called upon to Ecs1gu. -.
j "But Why, mT dear,i Heaven knd earth
Resign two thousand year ~
"That be may uaints!n his Independence.
said Mary proudly.
. "Fiddlestscks, y said Mrs. Fion.' How
s ! l. a. futA A4n Htr,.z z1F A{f B,
9 goes on IN thatway! Ishouldn't wonder
: be didn't get htuseif all wrong, even now
4 | Then Mrs. Finn herau to cry; and II u
{ could only write TO her lover, pointing o.
|j to hlm how vtry anxious all his friends We
: thai be should do nothing in = hurry. B.
; what II the thing were dont alrcldF! Phi
o ess in his great discomfort went TO seek Ia
l. thcr counsel frou, Madame Goes%er. Of I
{ bis councillors, II ademe Gocs1er was the on
= ore who applauded him for what he "
!. about to do.
{. But, aiter all, whAt Is 1t you give VI
: Mr. GrsahAm may be ont Tomorrow, al
% then Hbete-v Will be your place :"
10 "Thcse does not seem to be much chan
1t OF that 1t present p
10 -" Who can ten! OF course do not uudt
IS 4tsud--bnt 1t WAS only the other day VII
It fofe that that when Lord de Ferrier '
n there, and again onlY the day before It
p-. when Lord Brook Ha1 the.e.h Phioeas
re dcavored to make her understand that o.
1t fonf Prime Ministers whom she hai nam
he under whom It wonld hare suited him
r. serve. III would not seFve under any ms
.e were an English gentleman In Puaiaman
at ssid Madame Goeslcr.
10 "What Is poor fellow to do" said pl
re cas-. laughing, -,
h. unless ho LIKES" said MadAmu Goealer.
ior mediAtely after this Phlncas left her, and
ret he went along ths street he bccsn tn q
tion hlmseH whether tho prospects OF {
dsS & ~; IL. :: Ia ID e esdsse ~
,st- or blnckguard he would be-a hlaekGn
om~ Of how deep dye-we1c be to dssert N
tn aud marry Madsme MAE Gocalet. Their
,ht. ity OF bis own political honesty II be :
SAY to abandon N&1y IN order that he m
thls maintaln his parliamentary independe
AXE Aflcr ali, II It should ever come to pass
I'll his biography should bo written. his b'o1
'neF pher would eay very much more aeo9t
lend inert than Of tho manpeF In which he
sr.t his engagement With Miss Mary Flood 10
uted Half dozen people who kne* htn and
10 might think Ill Of hun for hA condue
,ncv Mari, but the world would not cond
him | him And when he Numbered forth bis
lave era1 eloquence from below the gang ~
lp,e an independent member. having tht tor
this OF bis charming wiia 10 back hlm. Es!n|
INC cclleut dinucra NJ the same time In
Cbeu Lane, would not The world praise him
syes, loudly?
lble When he rot 10 hia otacs be found I.
from Lord R-eutford Inviting HIN TO dt
no Portms1 square.
Irish
lselG, cuAprrp ryv,1.
ntom NA GU AN@A >s
bout 1Hs JOINT AffAuk.
with Tde notc lfom Lord Brenuoed SURF
4 he, our Zero not little az htd nko No
aoon nunicatIon with the Earl dues ths da
from which be had been 20 ssvA9slT eeoI
. had about The duel, wheu tRe Earl naa pl