The New York herald., 1870-09-01


affsm or "Parlament In College Green," because by
10 doing no might "embsrrass she Glad
stone administration" At the last nour
he gave kind OF stunning reply TO an
Alderman named Dennehy, VINO makes COR
DIAL vinegar and divers drugs for the use OF those
who don't use ardent nquor-''that II the people
wanted such thing as domestic legislature he'd
vote for 1t n it suited him, and II not he'd resiann
This satisfied number OF political fossils whose po-
lIical bible TO be found Ia speeches Of the late
Almost one half OF the electors took no part in the
election. There are 1880 voters, including the
s.freemen, OF the corporation. Only 79i1 votes were
polled Oh yesterday. as foilows:-
C0rr1gan ...-..................... A4o4
Aarmal' ........................ 34l7
RELiGlok-FENIASISM AT THE POLLS.
Inc 'ireemen" are almost all members Of the
orange faction. They voted for Mr.. Harman, ex-
cepting about TWO hundred who gave their votes to
the Catholic candidate. For every Protestant vote
gwen TO Sir Dominic C0rrigaa there were ten
e Feng gwen ven to M the Suis a
one or the ward meetings priest read letter rom
Cardinal Cullen endorsing Sir Dominic and advising
are opposed to the interference or the priests IN cleo
tons; because Cardinal Cullen interlered, Mr. King
Harman pOlled large number OF Catholic Votes
THE ISSUES AT STAKE.
Your readers Will not care much about the success
defeat Irish candidates Tor 6ealS In The House
Of Commons 1t is not their personal interests that
yOu me care about but the political bearings ana
probable consequences OF the questions raised dur
Ing the canvass. IL Is the frst time In many years
Tor Protestant gentleman 10 sq,Iarely and boldly
unfurl the banner OF "Home Rule" in the teeth or
Catholics and Protestants aud for liberal Catholic
candidate 10 equivocate and seemingly dread the
words Repeal and Federalism. IL Is strange, indeed
10 near a gallant and wealthy scion OF one OF the
leading Protestant and noblest houses OF Ireland ad-
dressing the people as O'Coanell did when "a NIL
lion hung upon his wili." and within ten minutes
walk OF the sumptuops shrine wherein Ills ashes
repose.
But the Protestants OF Ireland are brave and bold
daily they are unitng with their fellow countrymep
When they do en- faasse the vampire at the other
side OF the channel Will withdraw her claws from
the breast OF Ireland and restore as che remblingy
did In 1882, 10 her the right to make her own laws
witout resorting TO the last argument OF kings and
nghwaymen
Captain Harman, during the canvass, said that it
mattered very hLtle 10 him whether ne was elected
or defeated. He had raised the banner Of "HOme
Rule" and by 1t he wOnid stand or fan; that It
only question OF very short time for Ireland to
nave her autonomy In her hands. Come IL would,
because the impartial Englishman admitted that the
to strengthen the bonds existing between the two
countries u was to grant to ireland the right to make
trla has done III the case or Hungary.
RErROSPECr
twenty 1--WE years ago there were few Catholics
IN ireland, rlch or poor who were not followers OF
OC0nnell Since hiS death q number OF roaring
pace-hunters have strutted upon the several hus-
tings and bawed themselves into fat places under
permeated the ranks Of the once glorious and peer
less Suggarhs. They are almost dead 10 eyery spark
Of nationality and love Of country IL is rarely one
Ol the Irish priesthood raises his voice against Eng
ish rapacity and mlsrule Lavele aud McQuaid are
the only TWO who have supreme disregard for the
Cardinal as politician. They love ireland and her
people; they don't three brass farhngs for all
the political letters or his Eminencc.
ORDER.
IL Is em1nently creditable to the mass OF non.
voters who were so interested In the canyassng and
eiecuon In general as the largest property holders
That the proceedings were remarkable for the best
OF ORDER | doubt II u more orderly election was
ever held IN eiher Ireland or England. All the na-
honal bands were engaged for Mr. Hartman: Sir
Dominic mad not drum or fife.
ELECTION SCENES,
As kind OF q setoT 10 the thousands of yonn0
nationallsts who played upon their fes ana drums as
N they We're the corps em ardnt or twenty thou.
eand irish soldiers, number or dlrty-faced shah.
Oily dressed women, red0ient OF the flshhawker had
q yard or two OF green RIBBON floating from their
'haf seas overa as one OF their admiers eIeuantIv
styled their semi toxicated appearance They
were ionoWed 3y "a number OF bare-iooted boys and
EI.s, tne majority OF whom were good looking and
brght-eyed, but had dirty faces, unkempt hair and
ragged jackets and torn frocks Their and
ringing laughter puzzled me. l felt, when saw
them walking before Green street Sessions House.
where Robert Emmett was sentenced TO be hanged
commiseration, and would gladly have spent few
buted 1t without attracting attention; but their
jokes repartees smart sayings, devil may care style
changed my commlseratlon into cfoler; I would
cheerfully have invested ten dollars In birch 0rooms
10 nOg the young ragamufiins.
number OF musc.loving youngsters who understand
how to play upon a fife much better than Rosel.
crantz and Cuilderstern, WIN equal number
OF drummers, whose drums, by-the-byc, were
old kettles and water-pots. They marched eight
abreast across the bridge In Cassel street. aud
tally advanced up the latter street. Troops of
urchins with green cooked hats, made OF paper,
and siatternIy young women and girls joined them.
They were celebrating Sir DOminic's return TO the
"Imperial Parliament
The indescribable. heterogeneous unwashed, un.
c0mbed, ragged crowd had scarcely passed Great
Strand street when platoon OF policemen came
down the street IN single file, and soon as they
the noisy rabble charged them with their white cot
ton gloves and sent taem flying ln all directions.
The Tin ifes were thrown aside: tho drums pots
and kettles fell from the hands OF the inexperienced
drummers, and all were ''skedaddling' at q 2:s0
pace. laughed SO heartily at the scattering that
youngster not over twelve years OF age called me
"blOOdy Orangeman.n My mrth was increased at
policeman, whose foot, in his eagerness to catch
1ifer or drummer, was caught in the Oriice
OF battered kettle that one OF the young Apollos
had abandoned IN ms night when tue buttons Of the
police were discovered by the light Of the twkling
Jet that burns in each gas lamp The policeman was
unable TO extr1cate mself he cursed both the can.
didates, and at eacn curse the people laughed, as
did his fellow policemen. Every step the Kettle
grated along the flags (sIdewaks), and me tittering
around him was maddening. In u few minutes
Jaunting car appeared and the imprisoned police
man and the kettle were driven or 10 the police
ton opposite the Green street Sessions House.