, 1875-12-06
tR GLANDS GRIEVANCES.
Lecture Inst Evening by j. O'C0n-
nor Power on "E.lEllsh
I{l1Ic in Ireland"
The Wr pngs and Su.trings Of the Green
Isle Submitted to Sympathiz-
ing America.
Objects n:nil Aims OF tho National SnrtJ
..-The Domand for m Inderend-
cnt Parliament.


Ioo'eYs 'lnnAtro WAS VOL 1l'e<l 'aet h'Bat 70
hear JoItn O'oonnor Power. II. r., deliver his
icrtura on - |; nglisl, Rulo In Ircla.rl." Tic
.tHco soa,n I'd ,nt,,or p1n,n,v m acrnunt nj lin
.,s.,,aa, -, v,,n. ,.,sa,. .,i.,., ,,ra,,rtaa t1o
N.Eses W "osao u.sou. ".a.n p1o'oa."e IA
auditorium feo'a beihg properly llEhtea up ~
little tlofor0 u o'coclt a1r. Iowcr. flarket1 by
Mayor co'yin AND followed by ". ". o'Drien,
49,, o,hor ,.,,,t. ,,,on r,a1, IL. ,nro,r,nco -,
o'"' , "ns' ko"s" "'o"' aao -, ~
'no stage. sna " s'eo1ea WIN noa.,5 app'anss'
fow brief roma ckn. Mr. Power thon eamo fur-
var, md att ~, t1,ot to ,ultert ,c van tr .s-
.,,o. n.s - :, H., ;s, 1,m,o T., 1rs,n,1n ~. NV
cueH was ."H.'" i'oio ~ t5eauo' ho oA'
10 explait, THO -..
,yRos'ns AND otIrrrR1sos,
tT!al au,i I'll enae'ons Of Ireland TO tEe syrnha-
tuizlng Amor cana. They were acknowledged tho
best 1ndgcs, at 'i.o wrongs between ireland nnd
EnslntN1. }i.'ro tflcrs VISA tfansp'nnsad ltlnli
nation, oxcrti nE ita influence III making public
opinion. EN-; though not 70 !argeiv ronfo'
scnea IN G'oers waa fopfeaonsea ~ hos meera
tHrc. which also oxot1cd oouutcf.lnlluhhco 10
hR'hnca thnt u tic tfahsp,ahfed ir,sh tation'
and tins crea ting 1ar ard 1ni1attta' judgment,
'l'l.o speaker sald that Ireland was al"nsB In
sympsthy WITH american liberty from a., it1 iresp
his sword to Washington. aHd Hhcn Ntchmond
sarren1erea, aud once mere caused peace TO
reign 'n tlis:'Facssd lant. Ame1lca had VOL 70,
eivon her doNta-troddot aoas hom9s. aud aided
tho itnposerit Licd islaau when haunted by
famine.
1tE CAM; NOT FOR Am
Tor ireland. ont asked TINT they Ton!n E1To ler
sympathy. He llopoti tho timo would coma when
ah American tnh'i 2laSiatfho "ofltu F1slt
1tclani. 1rosaul's conso WAS tho CAUSE Of hu.
snanity. Ae oNplalhei tIo NATIONAL muvamcnt
which lah nXFt1o CURING tAo nass n'e years III
Ireland. flo salu TINT u would DO ther unity TO
form their own 1ptiiion. No lnattct how eD
might i,e crlticrani, hn "ont spcAk 10 every
town 10 tho Uulted States Eugl!1h ru'o II
Ireland was ra:'leeted IN Aer oYcfy
condition "l GOD sety. Ito camo only 10
HpGak OF tho pref cnt times aiosrrtinlcht III
ireland, a1'd not ct tho past. With that ho had
nothing to 10. IAo majority Of !rcant!'s fellro
kontal'yoa rcp"dla'Hl tho English rnlc IN lte-
laud. lie slh'ae OF 4rolanG'a past history. ahow-
inE that. "hllo fho "a3 eell-Eo.crneti, sho waH
prosperous. EnElts = rllo Ind done notAinE for
hcr H3ciAl nsstom. had changed INC lant: :toa-
,lre ami ufVen tlo III residents ana nroFr1ctofH
from the Hos. THn:c "cro oo,a"''' sosia',ta-ht-
nllt, Or farmers "hc' could 70 9riS'n OF Ut any
tlo at n, rre3cat owners pieAh''r':' aha thcso
"'f' but l0:eo9 10 st"1 SH'1 '' TO rs nSss ssns ns
q ireland baf he'a lcfh nauof t4e pfn'ecttoho oi
tha British CEowH, t. "aich ma hc'il ''rcstrd
rom sho o"nois ny nj tlItary noVcntnroF'. iioa
idea to thu lack of 81 'npathy between landlord
aud tcnnnt llofelerr" " tHo Halo
hy English nlonasclls III 1rpIanu from tho 'l!Go
nF Gc"rEe thn IL. no 1i!oseM ron ntatntca ot
tpo Imperial rariLa'1ent on Iho a.s'Sn q; ths
EnGlea rule, no aait': !'ad bcen ~ fraario aowh
ity. aud proBpcFlty. lle mhan reference to
CromwcN's t. ranny crit. h,nE tls social eysssn.
when tAe people Wero of"LeiNhna ata wero Re r.
Garicl ~ Of less VALID than tho beasts IN the
iiah!. .. ...
lIfah E'ioraneo lind been denounced ~ 'n,
Etli r1'n.a yet Price ilei 1osn r't On sao !lc ~
e saeh o The sess u s cAr,saty ss. :' '
TIE rotIFIttd. ErtF';r
of Engluud,a rule IL 1fesaid hau peon thft I'll"
character o. 4er c'tzehH iaa poem grossly ntse-
represented: tho coufaes O.: iler c:ti2pi's It'.
s'hnd could hovcr douy, aor clio haa encountered
Them for ADO ye1rh.
There was no middle olas1 in lroEnnd. Ihe
Irish rnce were greatly behind ~ thif cd1 .tt'i,
on c6l ltan pollt!oal aaeatlons p'tt not 1noso 70
| tlau TITO Engllsh ulasers. and other nasiol1atl-
| ties ho might nons!on. ireland l.au ali lh1n-
pendent Parliament until 1870, anu ti;.io Would
but intensity tho Irish lonGsng for M Irish iAr-
linmont, iastead Of crltliis,I: out tho i. Ust io
cial1ncd thas Ireland hhoitld DO ut'lted on this
| nationality 9ntstssta. lilo MAS hf:aElns 1or no
| PATRIOTS Ut Tho past, but for tho phs1ion OF
| la75. who Enow ncithnr Ear!y, c:e!st or TO-
ligton. 1n tho cotntuG str11ggle Er'" h'r w"','1
| not baro to contond WITH QUO po o'iHce =
county, bat with unitou IEelnhd. IAey w.
| gaining .-
VICTORIES roA fAT1oSALrTf
IN Ireland. Il was but Hhort ttino before ho
saa onco tho stas Of Protestant biEotrT. and
Ind closcl hor gntes on Ehglnnd, Lat IL al open-
o.! thc1n TO Tho speaker. nuu given him IL lleas-
result Of tho Union.act Of ts0u, in taa ough.-
siled eSperlaDco VI tue past 70 1Wo. Inc TpHs
Ct mhrti5S IT, IRON ioo.l 10 400 sotn lhe![ oMn M.
s} par,.:,,rt r1,os so ,sora ~. IA nsl;t n,