The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22
The Birmingham ssReds" on Equality and
Fraternity.


communication to Dublin newspaper
An extensive organization, which sprung out OF a
number OF enthusiastic meetings recently held in
Birmingham, and which devOtes itself TO Irish sub
jects has issued manifesto The association directs
It's attention first to Ireland because the exlgencies
of that country most demand 1t. Action Is to be
taken on the following subjects:airish Land bill,
which the association believes will fail to restore
peace and harmony In Ireland; Coercion BILL hoping
expression Of public opinion may lead to the repeal
of that unconstitutional and tnqult0us measure or
shame the government into allowing it to remain 0
dead letter the statute book; the political pris
Oners the association considering 1t disgrace that
Dolkical prisoners should be allowed to exist in
land so proud OF its liberty; and lastly land and
liberty Of for England. The chairman was the Rev
Arthur ONeill, who suffered imprisonment fol
Lord Derby ON Charity-Intempernnce, Vice
and Pauperism.
The Earl OF Derby, on June 8. after laying the
foundation stone of the Stanley Hospital which Is
to be erected in Liverpool site gwen by the late
Earl, his father, made some remarks upon the sani
tary and social questions which arise in populotls
towns Touching upon the subject of public chart.
ties, the noble Earl Observed
is am afraid indisputable that the difficulty of dealing
nifty some hundreds Of thousands where each family
live. few assbSSrs all Of whom know and
nc rs are things not easy 70 DO without or 70
Dor. You lndeed argue that Win much wealth
prosperity ought not to have many poor
PLY this not conclusion that experience verifes Where
there drunkenness there will always be improvidence
generally paupersm. and often things than either
and though we be mending in that respect and
think. the whole arel am afraid 1t must be ad-
mitted that we are still very far from being temperate
people, &c. again, wbere unsklled labor Is much In de-
mand and where as In business connected with shipping
huctuating you will have fear class permanently the
edge OF want sanitarss what they can-and they
muchto check the first growth of disease educa
onss social reformers exert themselves they will
raise the lowest class of honest laborers into better
ton, may feel quite that long any OF us live
doctors will have diseases benevolent persons
will for objects Of legitimate charity assist Well
then, think may assume that II hospital good
thing anywhere It win be good thing here. (Appause OF
all Institutions well managed hospital Is Of the
liable There 10 absolutely for mpos
patient has motive for pretending be
Ill when he ID and II he to mako the attempt he
probably fail Then, again, though against ordI
contingencies Of life may fairly
PROVIDE the accident OF being thrown weeks
or work. either by Illness casualty thereby losing
the OF meeting ordinary expenses moment
when he has extraordinary to incur.
ceptonal In character ss to justify the application Of
exceptional So again pauperise man
that you him TO depend begging rather than
on working-by helping him over many difficulties be-
many dhlcuttes apt TO recur, and with them
recu. the temptation % beg bu. nobody who has been
merely che pleasure being cured daughter and
together the aok ap4 thA tRlyesd Into QN place