, 1870-02-13

NIFTY sgu patatze with ary ooe who shoo-s l1ac-
lord, but II is STARTING 70 aud the exo1ava AFRAID
tc pct ue machinery Of the Law n nottor. Tnefe
sFr nA1J tecAxu OF fuus WHO hAre pAd 20 rants
1os Js.ss past Jet Who VII not gre
up possezx1cr, oren when oHeIed l1| - ft0 q
noLcJ 10 DO 10, xrd the autnostt,es hesitate TO
turn them ont. AZ . proof of tne niAefAh:a A9s'e
OF thngs, tAke The details OF 4 case which has
Just been brought before Tho Chtcf baron Deasy.
n II: .urt O. E1ebequer. Dublin. nnder tue sto'
guar heading "-x-"1s beng cocsldesed
tufFu1eLt to Iuhush nAneA The motion Wai for
leave 70 auhaeitrte zervtce OF Ihe tniuAtorJ p,o-
cets Ia kn ejectuent suit, By sendlng IL through
the post 10 the defendant, aud publishing IT. ~ N
Advertisement, IN oce OF the local journals
Tie application VA rendered necessar1 by
1eAton Of the inposnotlJ Of Inducing any
bail1d tn the county TO scYvs the process. nos-
TEtAtaca rg that large Remuneration EaS oIefe7
los the dtschA1ga of the duty. becauae OF ne s1ae
OF tee.iag IN tic country. Tho tenant Eh4 IN oe-
eopatto1 oi falna Ia which be fAd no lntdH& ~
present. alc be refused TO stye up poaseanon 10
tht owner, Although the latter haI offered 70 hand
him the Earosone sam Of catS for giving HIN
quiet AID peaceabe posseahon- The landlord
caLnot obtain either The psasession or hla rent,
RIo II Is impossible 10 serve any law procesa
The l0t!on "a a. prfIer. under cuuttelAron.
1ABsoGL.o VIM 1ak ooLox1rs
II her colonies are not 50 eIpenIlve TO England
IS a: ote per!ld. they give her deaf OF woEEy.
TIE ea1ot lea oEce were excessively 1ea.ou1 Of tae
iateFfertLee AID CoutIol oI1tne mother country,
aud availed Ii. r1seItes Of everJ opportunity 10
esiat.!ah taeit Unlimited power oSes their own
tnAlIF. Esy5og doIe 10, It u nos quite taiz 70
capecI Ell gsand-as New Zealand doe&-so shArs
the rtsI Ionala.l'ty OF Neas0ses she eAn aettser
ot1ctt ate nor prevent II WAS proposed oy aoue
Of tie eo!cnles 10 Bead sosae commiIl.onera TO
discuaa the e4pEdency OF Pacing the scls:;o1s on
better itottrRt bat ths English Government
Wisely cisccursge1 the scheme The objecuors
70 EtsiEg them representatives IN tte EcsE1h
llous+. OF COMMON are numerous. They would
Ut LOO lew IN Cums+l to c6rrJ any weight 10
dlv1tot. and their distance from tae.r cors.liu.
cats would Eake the:r eIe c,1on or Reelection At
pesiods OF uncertain length exceedingly tncon.
Hchleht In one quarter Il IL urged that the 6entt-
ne1tal Ce bet Heea England and the colonies be
exchanged for distinct mutual obligations, scch
"a exist by treaty between foreign and friendly
s:a!es. Strange as 1t may seem 10 Cnicsgo read
err, the engagements, both political and CONNER
c!Rl, which tnt sist between the D:1tsn Crown and
FTatce. Belgium, Portugal. and Ts1key give
Enslsld many posltTe instEna:ioaal
rights and unrauugts which the L.
not "a q coEtttton to exact from, or impose o3,
cAnkda or Australia. With foreign States EGG
and Il RoE&tes On Cqual terms; with the colonies
all the requestA coule from one slde. and ali the
G5ECGSe t2uA iiG1d kEf Gkd6f. 4efh&pd Ln& more
they caI spproaea to i principle OF rnion with
20 eqla States, In Place OF an empire formed
OFT Of subject depen1eocies, the be,tey 1t vii be
for nll par,,ee. The Edinburgh Rtrire, as the
organ cf the more conservative L!bera,A 1Ays
that The mother county having ceased 10 give
laws to many Of her Dependencies they
4ccue rlrtnsly luftnet ra1ons, and The
corditlcDs cf their Independence Ia subject for
regulation BY diplomacy Eand International con-
Tract It Ia By treaty aore that these matt Ell can
be Eafe,y Arranged, and, Of conrse, one o, the
first conditions Of Treaties ia the sovereignty and
.ndtrer deEce OF each party TO the can,1act The
Tot7 organ. the 4uart<Tly Esr1u, Is alarmed and
fAyA the enEite Ia II dagger Of "csumoang 10
ftspmecu," aud calls upon Hatesmen to make
foEe eort 10 sare It "tesoVc Il IL too lsle' But
The t-arts'1y does Lot n.als: by s!ngla sugges.
TOD. believe ,hs governing paltJ here At the
present moment undetvalue the retention
OF the co.onts-. Tfade being catred o2
almost en- .rely by ycssels owned In England, q
LAVAL force uou j, In case OF separation, he stn
Eeede.1 tor tae!y Protection: 4nd IN the ereut d
war between Engllnd hnd another power, The
Australian tarbo1b would be neut1al ports. where
] eneUJ's ahips would be admitted to coal an
rent; and there art many other considerations
The reaojustment Of the colonial relations t
Ell gland at this eleventh tour Is an lmmens
taaf, hut the statesmen here are called upon Il
| tn II