The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-10
Tr. HfitctlC. EutCrTiCECl.

1 Colk >pondrnl gives Il report Of ~
.a'vrIirw which h" has had wiib Mr.. Mitchell
"A The >u' jrc' Of The Tippclary election. The
correspondent say:
found Mr. Mitchell looking very we'll and
.a arXc"bnt >Itit>. Tie n3-g@rd and anxious
I.,k which Vas apparent On lis arrival had
L.4rpcur,l. HI did 10, seem 10 be in ihc
,.Lglr<t degree put about by the action of
.hu House ui Commons IN di>qIaliiyny him.
Wh.l lad explained the object OF my visit
". Mi'rh'.I >aiu he wa> rot disposed at pre-
.,a, tt glyr III exposition 0t hi views. lie
n.rrd"d - reserve ibat Until he should adj
ar ), ii" people Of Cork, which he expected
rg 1t Al : lecture IN the course OF few eve
ua.<. "Howtr"r," he added. in 4 cool man
mrc. II vii 'ry 20 answcrany questions you
nay put"
CORRESPONDING, May I ak. Mr.. Mitchell
u!at yuu think of llomc-RulcrS, aud can
- say what ih,y think OF you:
Mr. Mitchell: Wnat they think Of me |
.,uuot ten. have II Very high respect for
;..m. The question now as it sands goes
h,,ond m-. II i Il question Of the electoral
Iiglit and privilege of TippcTary, 20 that
Whatever The EIpmc-R Rulers m0y think Of me
uIuy OF them will wish 10 yindicate the
'i-ht oi Tippcriry.
III INlIN w AhN Nk'N"'i w llhL IILloil !D
lou mean 20 take in view Of your exclusion
rom the House If Commons: Mr.. Mitchell
-.DdhumolcGiy replied, ITO be reelected"
e. Now. II to the parole question. what
defence do you olcr tor the breach OF pa
-J,5
MI NJ: don't make any defence. It Is
is>. +. lie. Persons who know best the whole
u tn!t transaction have li1ely given their
,,'nion upGn #. | aIiud" TO John Martin,
tl +. Tor Meath, and 10 Z. !. Smyth, NJ. Z.
taf Wcstmc'uh. Mr. Disraci was not there.
When smith o'Hri"u, John Martin, aud
r'bo"h"rtv were pardoned, and when they
v,r. ou their NAV back 10 this country. they
u&Gvl at Melbourne. There thcy received
IT. S-!, fine entertainment. Smith O'iSricn
>,,,kr 1t great length Now. the impoi tuncc
H., hat affair is lui>: Lord Palmcrston, in
@aLoUEring The paIdcn OF those gentlemen,
nd thought III 10 pay 'i.'ln 4 compliment 4;
Uly expense. He sa!d they were TO te par
d9u,d hrcatise they had ac'ed rs honorable
men in observing heir parole and undergoing
ia".r punishment where's /, and | suppose
Aly.hrr was iuC!ubrd had violated all lies
q, honor in coGang TO America without
}"Iy". Smith O'Bricn, referring TO that
statement. said tie English Minister bal
thought III 10 pay 4 compliment to his honor
AID Integrity; hut hu' he accepted no such
compliment ut the expense OF his friends
sad myself; that he had advised every step
with regard 10 NY escape, aud that if broke
tIy parole he was equally dishorOrablc in
approving OF my action and in advising il.
That is very important thing. for everybody
knows Smith O'Bricn. They know Martin,
and neither oil those mch would ever have
>r"hrn to ne again il had broken my parole.
Il continued Mr.. Michel, rather warlnly,) l
..at been guilty Of such 4 thing why |
would bc done with the world. could not
stand up before my country, before the peo-
it ot IippeIarv and Cork. would not be
i,!urned lor Iippcrart. did not break my
i@ro.c, but withdrew IL publicly III the p0-
L'.-oIiicc Of The district before magistrate.
III lnr newspapers appears tha! little letter
!'eI Van DitGIrn's Land which | gave 10 be
rad to the p+!lrr-magi>tratc, MIR. Davis.
nrn haudrd The magistrate the letter be
.raI II, and -aid 10 hlm, " There, / am at
a@rTtF l" make mr ESCAPE" After that !
'''' a! 'rerty 10 20 away. II they did not
a..t me, or would not hold me. that was
Nejr misfortune. There were aimed police
- lie Cthcc, and it WlS in their presence this
1e"i1cf. regret Mr.. Smylb. NJ. p, was
!u' ale TO be present in the House on the
r-a! OF the dictate, or he would have given
@'> icT>oH&l tc>'rtnn! TO al thai.
q: hat are your views generally as TO
=" present STAT" Of Ireland compared with
'th Il wa> ~ rs:
Ar. NJ; Wei, think Ireland is more it,
.a>rI! Gl-ti!@cled DOW than even in AS.
Il d>airctOn is strengthened by the in
":".>"d education aid intelligence Of the
i''p.r. need not say that my notions Of
''e IGc-cut and luure Of Ireland were alto
4. 4er wrap up IN one idea OF establishing
81" independence Of the county.