, 1875-08-06
NUMBER 347.

That grave tribunal when il 1ad icsurs to reach ii,
s1 1"scn sa thn q. n: Su. In
sops tsssn K.5,y o sTo:. rotnee he
health, he o1psrsd, Nsy Ii, lsa7. ''N
Lis POLITICAL rRtNc1PLEs.
!, oGonn:h ~ ttate.msn hy irson. Hls
versa! suffrage, How few Ut hs co,uitrJmen IN ths
nearly haf century Of ,o'ent public it, be- ID
sr.s.l thcHs rftu:tp'ts n1ter conditions which pre-
Srh would i,avo deferred men Of ordinary eo,,raro
e. hs.rage foresight from rhtnR thef enunciatton.
Il. un'' msonne,! .oad h:ve s,d them. pteof q
nave undertaken their dissemination and rossnte In
, ,hs sganc ta'k It time when the rolIous doSsnas,
noal eIscEisnre o nnr1y The whole civilized world.
w.fe ssans him. T. ample testimony to tho strength,
bsek for cneo"rasenent Adj freah eonvtctson upun
trnn which u1'ltt.a all tr1,tls Nothing "a tettIet
one Of tho o,s loten,lA axent4 Of tto American ho
.ionat' II would havs en nstarnl for him to have
's!eYed ID union Of Church and Hats 10th for po
itccstng hn most iiupEr-aise part o Lii education
H. iI'ns . wnuld h:ss t~sn st.nre III he
catel the qlNea OF asfuy md excellence Will, that
form n political administration Which fnpectsi sn,i
mainls:ntd religion md hts feE1ou.i observation of
f"r time at toa6 ha7s nluced him !ru,l{y blood.
tA+d rarn", looFe morality, hcass!a.ty u iii Hs
ruvotting manifestations and political chaos, with ia.
de-ndeice of tic Church. 1twould be cay 10 under.
sand why hIa intense loy.lsy to Catholic trtr neht
hare nads him desire an extension Of tho tenro1l or
more c1ss'ly denesl the distinction between se cvil
md telaous allegiance Of Catholics than did ho In his
mt our politics =" Ills opposition 70 tho Veto thowr
that he wss mt chlrchan in Tie narrou sense, but
That rrolx'ft.ton the Catholics would haru cen aman.
cira.d, but tho Church would havo bern placed un-
dr. Go.esnment e eonssnl tho condition Of sts elefry
u starvation woud ha*o been lifted into comparative
cnnfort,-but they wonld also haro hocorne stAtt
tsvs heen nsr hcs ~ Of f~u'irs' Union VIE vii
Enyland ~hcl, would hare proved iudia+oluble.
shrewI Ca::Iuc. up lsIratrd both England and tho
Iusah quarter in Toms In their tnsnt stternrt to
foss snn:Ler l.,s bIll TOT the coar1r., Of IrcIaHd
Hi Eis srtary WIS trluAlpl fur religion well
IL ad.sr1ug to the principles of uu,ve-.al Liberty
and haiIhpo<l k&tfFaYc, 0C"nncll OF tho
e1iall n1cler Of Ias1e-trane.i men Of hts day who
tnr:sA~ tia ultimate result Of political experiment.
ncn. aud, thrrt fure, coute,t to accept hereditary
monarchy. itnlit"l ty Constitution. until education
tns!el The I;r"ps 10 LFoas tho htst without
&rR!Gra IscoHsl:.cacr.
~ fifh :'F,; :m o :ar ssnlt"s il eshnoloTto
Irish iatri,tH of 1r.laiG, with tho 4rty.coutct VI
tl4cir rnntryn'cu u AtnsF.. o'connull believed in
thc l*rnonal Liberty Of she negro with the eaue pro.
fouti cnYcsiun which animated tho drnlnnd for tha
religious liberty nf Lin 1rirlIlnan. Liberty. of what
er err b1 a IN ~: sn a. y
was nut ons th!os III irotand, oad tho direct opposite
in portion ut tac american hepnblic. 70 bo frce,
VIA b natural right II wtM every nAns right ri
Whatever lsuo Goet ulatle h.s skin. Whra 0'conneli
ratusnod tbs money cent hin, ly Southern slavchcd-
one fmrt II The world should have no sbaro Ill tho
iHocuEiuH .: hnn'al liberty 10 anothts, lie performed
sse m in she lst"ry & ssef':. .snd sot .lo 1t.h 10
te United II c ~hLlo the siisefy echpca Of lii
s'cn Iiulnrsl atnsst .hc hnstson constituted then,-
erlssn tls tIhnux Of tus Inry tlAs rclIiateu Oon-
ntIa IFnuti.r, ar! lid their very Utmost 10 keep
nle .t.o casn of thesr el'owmcn tho cLains which
own agonile1 bntl*s. Fa.o II tlio grratest lea.er
srir eoantry ~ ever lrouc.ts 1.lrn III that to tho
III n.arr scec:s ur, baxe i.r, ss faIthtal of tha
!s!tlsal,shey lave pre,'rd tho cztruorsiins.y and
ii. ha'!.iaaa sl,etasle q IN en.ase.i Feope ei.m
their fellow net. 10 at.l tho suns irrath. Easy
followers When Nefnr leads ant toc!ls e children
0CuuusiTa p:u1ripcs nfer lie hetl secured fhcIr
Emancipation an, whtle such AuesicGn patriots -
ufesH III tho b'o:-b9tr*. 1t ssc,a very p!rangr
COULD ocoSSEiA HAVE LEO succEatFuL akyo-
LUrIuE?
UConnel H. ccsu.eI by the r1t.e'ncs radical rnr-
ton VI s!le 1t!hh 1se:ic, b+c41As he remained all A
17'"f. int,eaa ; u os;o'pa l:..o!9ti'.ls. !. Is
wrclsrAtd uunp-l,il. wheu i1u Cstholt. EmEnrl-
pat hat IN .tl1tian to gis.ng bessy to Church.
a nut law 1nay ie found to deel1sc nu plight
tivra conctrnc. this cr1!ciAm Is pssurey u1ust
aud, on illa lnFs Of lEslnell, Hind aud fauatcnI.
5lunor he kucx perfectly well tst s would not releh
during l:s tins had taught hn. aud hts country too
OF itcll anA tou lakriy tlIt lessuu Of
TREASON AND Trs FnnFrrr,
for 1,in1 to hayu any do.lbs hu subject, Flood.
Canning. csxtlerea.h, and Wellington. wcrs admir-.
pay. Every Ministry that sat, fron tho DAY tho
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