, 1873-10-28
IRELAND AND ENGLAND,
TO The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:

10 The Editor Of The Chicago tribune:
eln IN the numoor OF your journal lssnea
yesterday, thoro appeared somewhat extensive
sfuH a tns a TnnHr on
v;owor n1t,,oret, =. = .,,,,1o ,,o31oroto ~, nm
s;St .S"' a.sno, 10 "no4o' .Aou'A' ~ oi.o
p'., p9.as III sr'ncneu upon thome TOO oleen aosls
FREQ country, ought to bo moro impartial I
alludo to tho auhicat NJ What Tim world nosy
r.oo1,;Tos a. .;ro,;s.,a,, ), ~. ,ras.'s,,, "
s,s oso6n4Nes 10 ten'an'sn'' anH 1ahusE
"rl1er' "n1lo commenting on this probable
to tho Royoroud rentleman'a scnthine fo,,,1n-
citation NJ Enc1inh ria IN Trelon;i ron,orka
It must tond 10 keep up tho most b|tter hared of all
sa s Il sssshf IL E r. e g. # - 9ss
good. ane, as illustrated In Fenian movements 1t fur
iiaoa the means to knayes and charasaus to live mud
a.eh upon no hafo earnings Of their moro ignorant
''st,A'Ss What wou1a vour writer ,ovo Mr. ra,tor
Must tho Irish peoplo porforco, and against all
nature, love the English for tho cruelty nrac-
ticed by British governors toward THAR natiya
an Ar wall s Tho po,e aa ] tha hnna @ tl|ho ~ tho
Hnssian In gratitude Tor partitionod country and
hntred as botwcen On En- glishman aud IN Irish
man.-soca1], conaidcro5 5,-than. r oront vo,,
such hatred would bo childish and uncharitablo
AZ Charles bradlaugh recently observed, neither
tho English nor the Irish are responsible for the
accident Of thor birth and blood, Dut,-pation-
md d EnEland, tho iriphman s ISsI poor.spirtod ]
fe ns bso@ oassa o lis yawa SSt @ II ge s h o
fonHe Of Lis country'B rights,gon a fair held
some providantia Chance, in an appeal to arms. a.
This, Of course, with the understanding that tic
| English fripnd aforosaid Bho{ldorod hia rifle to
| uphold British domination il, Iroland And, Mr,
Editor, in this spirit, no Irislman will think less
any "gallant Saxon" think n.oenly Of q frank
Irish political onemy, who maufuiiy states lis
Vows on tnis voxol question "'''>0' ~"
| To use vulgar, but very expressive torn,
mouthed" IN - o1preasng tloir i' real M septi.nen{e
toward England. Thoro would bo a rnucl, better
feoling between Saxon aud Oelt after good,
stand:iup fight, no nattor which side got thiash--
nc and III 1912, aud you hayo sAalon hands
oyor it; whom We, irlsbmon, hayo Ind our
Bunker Hill aud Yorktown, We shall feel in much
bctter hu,nor to follow tho Christian advice Of
THE TRIBUNE reviewer, who, daro say. would
layo boon among tho fliat to mitch the tea over
| honrd IN Hoston hnrlor had ho hoon n';vn If,
thoso eyentful timcs. OF course, yos1 NAV say "
TINT tile Irish hayo no chance for /. feir tigIt
With England /: but moro improbablo things Inyo
happonod before our day.
| Why should yo,1r writer con,l,iro fila word
"Fenian " With lie offooaiye epithots g kmayo
and charlatan ?" Arc tho national Irish aerc, to
| hear tho last OF this gonpeIoss echo of Blitiah
spito und intoleranco? Tic sharfl earnnra /"
were vol spout in frichtenins-GIad-
Btono, q yery good nslthority' las
| ail,ntte1 ;t-Enp1anl into ii1ht.ninr ~
tie loud Of alayory on IrolandEs back.
After nll that has boon assorted uDon the sub
ioet. I dsfy I,nr 'rn1nTsE yaviowcr to maintn;n
lis charge, tint the Fopian ieailers fattonel
upon "tlo hard oarn,urs y Of the Irish worknr
neon]e. What Fenian Innt7er ia rrh in Amor;c5
fo.day7 , Rnsit1es' tin monov wns not cnnt,;f,.
uto1 Nv It tha ionnrnnt Int hv ti,o n,oat ;,ta1