, 1874-09-27
49,, Mr, Kincade Thinks Of the Old
Country.
z.;nued Hatred Of British
Rule.
rss ConstabulaEy and the Army.
,,,d;tion Of the Country~--Fee|ing To-
ward the United States.


q VI James h1ncaoe, i" "ch-Aoo"o .o1'4 ~ ~
4 ,.:z ,t.y recently made tour Of old Ireland
- -sh;ch be bad been absent twenty-ai1 years
j r. o., y.n Viukle, liz found things changc<
] I -. ,oar solou1n in America. TR1EUS1
I' ~ b,nu.ucd to meet Mr.. kincade yester
u, nd hao Lin "''n A'1
| r7.tla ova~ thar. Mr.
,:..,., - psl,: tie reporter.
! THE CHANGE
-. change has been terrible since I LEFT
"a shen was Il years DID," replied Alr
r,..aa. II knew only fys people in the
..-,h thu. used to lHe in When went tc
- ,nc Sunrav morning, I looked around me-
:s.-,i- remembered ever having seen any
.,-,,.-c bsfor.- Everybody looked at me a.
i r1r,u.e from Afrlea.'
4 TUE POPULATION.
I rs tie popu!o:iou dense over there now 2!
! -, s&i HI. kipca1e; ''ou the cont1asT.
# ..nyhs walk fvf rli,es and not sce a young
-, .Taerr IRE only old people and Children,
~ ha aoet part. left in st tho country districts,
i rn,s lto .;ot::.. 1i=rc :he population is very
!: ts;es SID they I'll APPEAR to ba in good cizcn1n-
7 s4nas."
i K-Hov de- YOU account for the difference
! x.ften lie Province Of Cls:er aod the rest OF
I I:z:-ad:--
! " E;ncade-It is this way: The Ulster men
t.-a sl;,sss had 8 SOFT Of teuani-r1ght, By
] rz.;uu, IS It is IN England. and the landlords
4 rid not tvEan1ize over item as tEey dla III ine
! t;5sr sec:.oas. In Leinster, Aunster. and Con
I :.u:t: the farmers nro what yoa may call "ten-
! ~ 8: viii" The landlords csn put them out
] I:.a thcs feel like it, because they have no
i t&sf. :,--.,
' L TENANT BILL.
tc:tddi1g that Kind of business to . great e1-
~ E.-Yes but the biz landlords don't appear
teu:ad it ma:a. They resort 70 one doog9 10. or
a2o:Aer 10 clear their lands Of the people. The
t,-.e.s can 90 10 law With the1n-lf they have
..sol 1-1:;cl,. rs they are compelled to pay big
.e5:s. rarely happens. Law is poor resource
1ten man hasn't 60: the money, and the Irish
l.aSords gp2ear to bare more to ray about rul-
:ar the IIrisa than tbs English Government it.
st.
PUBLIC eTST1NESr.
E-Hov DO tie Irish people feel towards the
I:td'olus aud Government juat HOW: -
Ir. K.-Iaey are pretty cautious about COM
hitting themselves to strangers, but those vino
bad confidence 10 Inc eaid that, only for the En-
g;Ish ar,Ly oyerawiEg lho country. tue farmers
ssnld not quietly submit TO oe roooea aaa eJeot-
e1, as they Have becu- year by yeAf: 1t IS pt1-
.afto see the rmsius Of thousands OF bones
list have beer iese.ed rince left Ireland The
s;reEarh OF tlte population is IN tho towns
aud cities. The coauuy has been Weaued from
sJcutu1e. and il turned into vast pas: uragh.
.uere 1oeks Of cattle IND sheep arc raised for
he Earslsa market.
R.-But the Illsh people 1oap the benefit Of
se.s sates 70 ina sh5;H
Ar: he's, II you call tue iand1orus ana the
TT ha:Af5 a1o sfocf.i aitefs tie lrish people.
l.s 1nscy Ct thein are English and sc',tch, who
.a'e ~ interest 10 1re!ano te;ond making what
ss5 caa ot1 o. II. Inc it2sh tenants rare cat
The rant oucs to the landlords, and these spend
10y Il s14 the EoueS ~ Great Gatain OF on the
soa.nens q europe: 1"2ulo aston'sh you to
s.e;1 se ;as 'ohus W va3s u A'e sseeA aea 1a1n
Eoaace shlpped fron the lrlsh ports to tho En-
- IA:ke's' 2et tne Foot people uon.t seem
t'bc. bit bette: oil. Capital is drained out OF
IT eoaaus. 1nGte Is no energy amons the
t", s"e. Ia2sTa - lucy are caAeur because Iheg
.ss. .:ss as' ~ sues uo-aHa tne7 "orA steadlly
L.11. .11s1 Ias seas-l 1or strangers, and hafd
-. E-au'es "uo seem 70 e1uose them enough TO
s1os,h, 80" ais.nl1p W equa' Tue nis,
~ NE great mass OF the Irish peasantry-all
s aAem 1nat are lett: They sEe ground to pow
ers-+ts 49, -useI ss5tcn sna1 theE nave no power to
18o".
. saoo11So, LASDLonbs.
cd, da.s,s snpoe an OCCASIONAL landlord there
~, y, w .oes:
.h]r, .-ans osoer people IN the world would
Tna~ 1ile'sci1os 49,. o1 the1n for they deseTve IT,
-. b.. ps 1nto tne hands OF England all the
49,. .,eNs gesaeen me t"o no man: who has
rst.'., s4eA, Gou1o content himself IN ireland .
IA, khoot:s s.n ploneht up IN Anleilc' could. AZ
na.;so u'-ns ~ y, isnoiotos, Why the people nave
,r1s1 ~, ~ suoo! Aneo Win. 1heg arc ~ uls-
of,;.ts. " iuea'' tne county "heTe the oeea 10
il - M y .asa ahder fa1 VARYING from !2UV
) s1 ~ ~ hola S-Vou TO *o.ooo Ia go]d) WHICH
11Endsd y We 'alllls ot the man who Ii Killed or
Pm.t =.
i, ~ ~ 40 u4aos1one Ministry!
a. les, and what's moro, many Of the
4~sa ne under
s.u.. .cUHfE~ LAW.
II, Yn~. u tnats
q, ba sus peIson canEht out after sundown
sar6 .ba ssseu ~ the pohce' VINO eau atso
i1ToT Nov aoosgs e. 1or arms a. any houe OF the
rna, sas 3,.. lucy cin dlspcr,e group OF
- p!esse, or can arrest any man son suspi-
H.. aueF choose.
s.ri. ihI7Nestly all Of them are. but ,hoJ not,
s,,a. u1sh II feeling. Ihe7 arc, before being
= ~ 1.e country districts. taken to the Phu-
ID : ~ huepos at Dublin and thoroughly drilled.
tofa5 as.. any Irish IN them. 1t Is soon
h., .s:o OUT: 40 man Is sent into the county
1, ran. -'a ne y dfawn The Connnught mon
IT,, a. ~ litter to Munster, and those from
1f3Frhf 4f>n% al,