The New York herald., 1871-11-01

II We nad more All HaIIow Ewes, and they
wsFS mors -reiigiously celebrated, We would
he }sSsRst sSsRs iadsd SyIsn 5Asss fewer veal.
narrow chested won4esSS a. i4wss dpsptiSs,r
l~snunhapuiness uslsis sfsvsrish haste o obe
rich,s Tess Sunhsaisty speculation, and : nprs
gsAsssA ydHasisS lof me- dopessic virtues,
InaesSs 4wcsmgh show that All 'Hallox Eve
isa paaa fSSr all our woes, and that BusAS4
TO R0cs, ,slku II N . 10 eifw ,AdoI n aaanq
nin.Y And mSny lads spd lassies' estes ,.r..a
-msyoN AyS tnase taAs night decidca, ,1ear sss1is
ere capable Of q wider Interpretation than -
iiksaded.G That in iboisterous and ;ssonptney
bst rational, enjoyment such as All HslIqR
Bye gives countenancs to, tAcre' lies tbs 6R1
Of . remedy for most Of the evils efopr hoss
LIE there is 40 doubt: The German slsnsht
among us can teach us useful lessosUin ithlB
regard, and nOtwisb standing Ilthe American
neglect OF All Hsilow Eve last night w csa
sss In many otber particular 8 that We are 1Ase
learaing these uscfnl lessons, Sn o. rs1THIa slDena
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TIE HON. RnIs Msyqaenr jtp tp p5FeiAtst&t 51IF.esi n ii
The question OF home rule q fStT A. Iresna
asitating the pesplsa ofothe UGrssnnlsle atfhe
present in a msp.sr, ,yhicb calls ~ nlpd sflss
days Of O'Gonneii. III diEPsFe ~ p N NJ n
country muster mestings Drawn .bsan6Gdyta
bring the subiscs psopiueAS !! lHttha
people, Mr., Butt, tbe Member for LamsEiek
snd Mr.. Johu Martin, who is also q imsnaIhsr
of aAs BritisA Parlispsas are the pscminsat
leaders in. this movement, They AAys
adnptsd = pokoy which ,commonds hseKike ~
tAishiag people, and one which, Ia TIE enla.,
may prove successful' in securing for Ireland
some Of the reforms which they seek. ! The
old can't sgstast England and the tyranny Of
British rule. so much adopted by third
rate and pOt-houss politicians, is laid aside
altogether. Moderation IN speech 10 employed
BY the speaEess VINO now haransue tho home
rule meetings being held throughont Ireland.
a meeting was held In tho old city of Drog-
heda soms time back 10 advocate the
homo rule measure. ut which It is esH-
mated that fully thirty thousand people
were present The counties of Dublin,
Meath, West Meath and Longford were all
well represented on the occasion. The gather
ing was most orderly, the speakers INDUCED In
utCle OF none Ot the usual cant In ueuunCl8uOu Oi
''bloody England, and the whiskey drinking
part OF the business, which usually formed
feature Of such demonstrations, was noticeably
smaller than on tho occasions of similar impor-
tance. This is healthy sign Of a.wholssome
rsform In Ireland. The mistake made in
6saes gone BY by the men who bad the ear
Of the people was TO abuse England and
everything connected with English govern
haeut. The course is now different tactics
aes changed, and prominent Irishmen regard
ths change as beneficial and much moro
effective. People ct this side Of the Atlantic
applaud The course pursued by the new
leaders of the people in Ireland and II the
soaid country" is to be governed BY her own
people at home in their own Parliament houas
the policy pursued by such men ~ Butt,
Martin and others will hasten the day whom
such an event can be declared accomplished.
A STRoNa MAN AGAINST THE RMa-