, 1875-02-03

" GRANA uAtLE.h ~

Mr.. Barley Campbell ought to 60 10 Ireland. 4
change Of zir to that climate would cestainly benefit
his dramatic health. Mr. CAmEbcfl Ia Of Milesian
blood 30 lie says but hae never htep the yerdant sod
b.nce he wsa abo TO comprehend its beauties. Mr..
Campbell may hsys travelled In Italy; ho may know
tho outlines Of the Pantheon and Of the Colosseum be
may havS aatlaA up the Iihlne ind grown familiar
with tho Scared ruiua-the sutvivors Of countless
siegss-wh!ch froHn above that historic doo but A1r.
Campbell has never tho mountains OF Con-
usmara, tls clias OF aIoher. the mouth OF
the Shannon, and still lees has he ever
t,nee anu paaAUns IT tho Irish aure either patran
pe8sant Therefnre u the ambitious author would
must sar passnge IN the noxs steamer bound from
New York u tho shpscs Of ireland. Thts alone can
caro .he y9ny gentleman Of the idsA that he knows
'Hraia Uatlc." produced at the Academy Of
M'!s sysns WIS e1d eo%ha1to " 9,
"a % ~ ssn.t ' y; osni T.: n ne
s Il s the q f liz As s :n r. RINK
Creaan in the shapu OF ban Kelley. These weru Tic
characters, villa variations, and With s t1reptoa
nent @ % Thoy Fey % Wero simply American. o. 1 Engsh % @
ma.quersdIns lieerniana. and talk.ns in aiaect
verse: Mr.. Campbell Ina discovered III Itsh vocxiu
larry that should he continue to 1t futurn pro-
dast!ons VII! damn him to eye.asag ria!euls
the Colleen lawn. and Ayies na Coppaten da not
altogether forgotten i'll Hynn O{isily, although the
Iost. Anil Mr. Can,pbe! IL indebted 10 still another
pay for th.t tower aesne IL Which apr"an luaps from
urs generally 10 feet htgh--and irscniousy escapes
iii time 10 h!s "young Hlaatera life. The cluib-
Ing hn4lnevs " 20 his Saant exploit in reaching hs
Arrah that no further connlont upon that festure IL
necessary.
Al tho plot Of this play has been heretofore pub
tn anAchronis,ns. Tho costumes huso Of the last
cen,aryo dialogue that Of tlie Of no age at ALL
Is or i es n sna Sa .ho
~ ksey wo l. Creased i, ts g..b q r. Old Tn
i'll supposed murder of Narn Is aus.,r!
Your Honoru," but s'Your Lordshirx." Policemen,
dressed IN olive suits, and armed with clubs, do duty
n,eaa Of sGas. q wo aGs r, 0ny ussa IN sss
Iriah Judge wears wig and robe, and ts extremely
sgnhea Any gersog aTng to Interrupt The pressed
anl such dlsordcr!y mob as ME. Campbell pictures
would Ia tolerated for monens. Thu lrtsh people,
have profound respect fof fhe civil law, and ~ a.
decorous In courts of Justice ~ Americans posi-
Another thing. An Irish witness caught In attempt
to tamptr with the jury would he Liable to penal serv
tude ana hartley Campbell should not commit the
sle moath Of RynIan snd hors to make senaibe rso.
pic heloyc that such dete4tabe arson ia Irish wi.
th4t gallows In IrelAn when executions public,
used to be constructed permnnsnty, aboye the chei
siyc, which has no. beea IL vogue ,ace e s1so,t!o
ot Robert Emmett III 1908. As lrsh "docks npitsi
anl up 10 tho cn Of lbs very tailcst map-tsy Long
! John, for e1Auple,-tt IL not improbable that my
prisoner, howsver highsptrttcd. could jump tic
barrier aud punin,e! W.taess, especially when two
neasiy everything in connection With this scene
bunaer. Tho Rotdios1 were dressed In such regi-
Dlenlssn. aud Mslrlsque whsle .he inasiets woss r.
rusty, aud there were neithsr c1oss.belta nor car