The New York herald., 1873-09-18

when tnoY were a9eokeo. ! claip the r1Rnt TO use
s Disissive q iOros In any posicai Or socsi move
ment to stsacK wrong N any country where parli-
movemehtS = not vsiidys republican movement
they cali it sshome rule.n Among the hOme-rulers
while none Of the known leaders are identined
iie would 60 with me. Although In favor Of home
rule for Ireland, would NOS support il II it meant
siops ti would have no OBJECTION 70 'I Parliament
sitting In Stephens Green II that Parliament were
30 S the . s s%ar e. g Susss s stated Ssa
SUBJECT N the national representatives at wash
inSton: l believe in federation. Irish re;
consideration. in union with English and
scotch Republicans; but there must be
ire is London Not that London Is any better than
@ TGDiin or Edinburgh bTt because that 1t Y natrr
ofy ANY, su5s sns the
llcan centree In that country are chiefly Glagow,
Edinburgh. Dundee and Aberdeen.
classes or bodies in England have You found the
most hostility directed against the republican
Mr. BRADLAuaH quickly and emphaticany)-
From the Territorial Aristocracy and the clergy OF
the Established Church.
recty Or indirectly, IN your public meetings
Wentworth DilEes and Mr.. Odger, but It would be
too too costly to DO II with me- ] don't permit tnat
o ue w % bseS an
articIed CLERK, but did not make very good one,
and rave up the eighty pounds. .s
Mr. BsADLA1aH-At one time. when was can.
three against me laugniqgj. At one time the
Times and Standard advocated violence; but
IN Sa ssss me- & tSSsS 4 as
not app eciate my Views. 1t prints my convictions
because It suits them to do SO. paper called the
Silence Silence with S SES oNn Weapons @ T In last De- De.
Il sss ss
be held and 1t was held tremendously: seven
Rsoie,c and beat It into silence also. The Times
HERALD RERREsEsIATIvE=what T. your opinion
Mr. BRADL1UaH-l think him to be an honest,
earnest man, but think he has began at the top
as good land as there is in the world held in parks,
preserves and domains which should pc thrown
%ouc not BE- compeied to e%iar sas
HERALD REPREsENTATIvE-Have you any opin-
ions on the question OF Oasarism
pie think that what the American people fought 80
nsrd to win they are not sufficient tools to allow
say the ESsisn people % not not mean the House Of
HERALD RspRRsKNTArIvE-Fro your knowledge
OF England have you found any belief, then, that
Grant intends to make himself Caesar
Mr. BRADLAUGH-The English people do not look
uPOu buCu tALA& - u pOSoAuuAty III AIucLlCds
HERALD KBPRESKlrATIvE-D0 you think that the
present French government, under Marshal Mac
Mahon, win etandf
Mr. BRADLAUoH-It cannot stand, and Marshal
MacMahon does not think It will stand He stated,
some 1ve weeks ago, to N. P1nard, gentleman
VINO had been Deputy under the Empire, and
who sought from hun the restitution OF Jerome
Bonapartes grade as q Prince :-Je SUITS settlement
le 0oNc'aon Il am only the corKl.
HERALD RRPRBSENTATrvE-What is your opinion
of Marshal MacMah0nS
Mr.. BRADLAUGH-I believe him to be decently
anlri Ivot ovn1,i tiovs h,rAI
think his wife, L. Duchesse de Magenta, is ambi-
tious, and would use her influence to assist the
legjtimists.
HERALD REPREsErsTArIvH-You are here on q lec--
turing tour, hear, MI. Bradaugh; how long do
you intend to rematnf r
Mr.. BRADLAu0H-I shall give my first lecture on
the night Of October at Stetnway Hall. The lee.
ture win be entitled, .Tne impeachment Of the
Spanish Repub1canism," and II do not succeed
viii 60 back on the 4th. But, as have message
from the English TO the American people, ! am
sure that the latter come to hear me once they
Will come again.
The Interview was then terminated. and the
HERALD representative withdrew.