The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09

Esabhsd Church Of Ireland shall Geese to exist - an 81
aOshment being had 10 al personal interests
N he q.
AdvsaDs, frame schens for Its organization ~ rss
That TO this free church should be assigned such c,tls
drss and parish ehohs. :. may hass been Sss pun
the Established Church may produce equitable
That % The caihedra churches lands and globes thus
retained should be added to be derived from the
Sasd By ACT of Parismsat'
I. properly smoSns % tS. sssnsd p the
hy.ersn and Cathoc people Of Ireland FOR purposes
Of ss rrssSytsr.ns By The PrssSysran Church Ireland
ns 10 s 81 III as, n y "a:
constituted BY &C. Of Parliament with numbers enagsdsay
dc :. applied aha. be derived FRO from
sa
not vary according e Che ratio q mortality among the existing
That the building ana repair Presbyterian Roman
q T0rsp aud DIV e Ss hs hs
funds to be TO Presbyerans and roman Catholics
s. That lie remainder Of the derived
"a ss e GaSrsa ns 2:
poses That with this view the fund called the Irish Fnni
aud improvement Of ireland
Lord Russell would .iIke to ada to these heads
declaration that the present national system OF
education In Ireland by which upwards OF 10000
children enrolled in the national schools should
be maintained.n hut that he says Is q separate
can only express his individual nope .'that no mea-
sure 80 fatal TO the future peace and harmony Of
Ireland as the Introduction Of the denominationa
system will ever be sanctioned by Pal ament. 1t is
tne favorite scheme OF those VINO wish TO disunite
Great Britain and Ireand.n
Of the writer. "The best course, US 1t appears TO
me- he says "will be to respect life interests as IN
he case OF the Established Church, and Afterwards u
throw the two sums into the irish fund, and dispose
OF them accord ng To the same rules"
His lordship then treats somewhat at large on the
land question, quoting from the reports OF MI;
Trench, aren't for the estate OF the Marques Of
Lansdowne and afterwards for the. estates OF the
Marques OF Bath and OF Lord DigbyS TO the "tirm-
ness and the kindness. the liDeraity and the
courage by which Mr. Trench Overcame Ribbon con-
sprators and defaulting tenants, converting tne I'M
swarms Of miserable SOU tersinto. el DISTRICTS
the abode OF comfort OF Cleanliness OF order and OF
ne adds, s.it is not every Irish landlord
WHO has at his command the means by
Lansdowne, Lord Bath and Lord Digby were enabled
furnish funds for emigration To the hopeless ten
ants, ana to execute works OF drainage construction
OF houses and repairing OF fences. Yet although the
marvellous transformations which their agent has
described cannot be generally expected. II Is pro-
babe that more may be erected by the gradual con-
version Of bad landlords into good and careless pro-
priet0rs into careful managers tnan can De done ny
any sudden effects OF legislation Nevertheless there
are some amendments OF the law which appear 10
him possible; and ne thinks that 1t might with advan-
taee be Enacted
That every less than yearly tenancy should
hereafter be by law yearly tenancy.
That upon hearing the case the tenant might bring for
farm the buildings which he had erected at his own
That the Chairman Of Quarter Sessions should auho
By law to accompany his decree by an award
ing the payment Compensation for The value OF the I'M
tenant power equvaens 70 what called tenant rsh
also think Be employed TO qas.h the EJECT
the g. lie
That any between landlord and tenant by which
the give hts holding on any other terms
sncy shall be utterly Illegal and 'pso IA ~ void.
1nFt 1nn ngusn nf1
Lord Russell says In conclusion. the irish Church
Wisdom OF Parliament satisfactorily settled. is
everything accomplished? by no means. The great
art or administration Napoleon justly called II,
has to be exercised with mild ness, with benev0-
ence with sympathy for the Irish people but still
with rmness with strict justice, with authority
incapable Of being either intlmdated or cajoled. 1t
Will be long time before Ireland can be governed
in the sovenly manner which the internal govern
ment Of England Is now administered. Where the
spirit OF instruction appears IN habit OF murder
Ing landlords, agents ana obnoxious tenants, tnc
people OF the district must he deprived OF arms and
special commissions OF able Judges must admnSte
to offenders speedy and stern justice But let not
| the Irish suppose that their portion Of the
United Kingdom ~ TO be darkened by the permanent
absence OF rays of the royal presence. Let the
| Prince OF Wales appear In your country for two or
three months annually with s2j,0oJ year added TO
his income IRON the public revenue, and am sure
| you Will not he offended When say that no Lord
Lieutenant. no CHIEF Secretary can do more 70 WIN
the heart Of the irish people To permanent ties with
| England than the genial smile OF the heir TO the
crown. When the great work OF consolation has been
in spite OF unjust aspersions and unfounded calum
| Mes gloriously accomplished. Mr.. Gladstone may
| take to himself the CONSOLATION OF Dante That nj
LIE travels into the future, far beyond the mark u
which the arrows OF his enemies can reach, and M
| may say, proudly
/ II I'm ,raduced by tongues which neither know
/ Nv faculties nor person, yet VIII %
The chronicles OF my doing,ie me say,
That virtue must 20 Through.