, 1875-11-29

| LECTURE nj COL. huNKE.
Col. nlchrd O'3. Burke, Of Washington, D
C.. lcctured in MoCorn,ick's Hal hat evrn,nr or
| ..T,o 1riv,, rdo, ~, 49,. I,,,at n1 ,hs
| .ee" AAe "sa inio !"eEu ~ -
! ion' w. -. A5oeA oA'A' w o1 Aiha'a!'' N''
liynes said tho lecturer vas ono Of tho for tried
pactinced hin ovn nrosncrta for tuo suko Of tbe
1r,., .,rao IT, 49, III ,,,st n,nn could do ~
10 ~" ~ '"". W. W
nARo tho enterprise tn "h'cn no was onl'
barked . suceess' aud. falling ho bore
| the poualtY OF imprisonment NTH 1ns,,-
ly fort,tuic And returned to Amorca
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~ "noe' amy Nv "." o,'@As4' 90. wv
Tue o'sil VIZ WIN hosIs 10 warm as ever N she
,ntol csts Of bis native ireland. He hal. there
fire, Eroat ploAslre IN introducing Col. burke To
| tho audience.
Col. Da!he thcu came forward and Was warmly
app'a1idcd. llo III nnaall In tho primo Of lite.
full buatdtd aud nanIy-lonking. Ills voice is
good, but his delivery Is rather rapid. although
far iFon dlsplcasii1g. The Colonel SAID La
Mould not toytn With tho primesal history Of
Ireland, bit would contine himself tt,
THE QUESTION: OF Tug DAY,-
tleaud. lie Raye I. auccinct history Of tlle Fo-
ntan attonps III the United Kingdom fratn 1865
10 1857, aud dwell. On tic fuct that, hoHever un-
successful IN its main features. the movement
England INTO dscstahBling Tho Irish Church.
But tbs nalu OWLS still remained. Tns Law Ut
entail. which prevented fIee lrAde in land iu oil
the threc hlngdoms, virtually di'posscAsod tho
1Aem who. " III the r,set OF tho aristocrscv.
Col. Burke believed III tho .-...
ABSOLUTE 1SDErESpEscE OF IRELAND.
bnt ihsotod an alIlauce Of tho Ifieh National
PARTY with the Scotch and English Republicans.
Their cause was indentical. Nothing could DO
Elaines than th4t tho Democrats Of t;roat
Britain "etc stripping for n tight with tho
Allstocrats., The Irish would bs faot!th to
ignore a .le EnElsh and sep.el working people:
federal republic for tho count.los could
bo eHtabllsaled.-ii the English. 'lr,sb,
and Scotch lsopuolcans cou!d succeed in over
throwing tho aristncracy, and plaslug their lands
III tho hauda OF the 6:aso tor tho benefit Of the
pcoplo. he. nltho!gh absolute scraraton was
bls trst choice, would fayor \ republic on tho
federal basis. IRELAND to be tue elua,+ nat tho
!;'ter'3r. Of her tlstcr countries. Ine people of
the United Kingdom, md moro espeoIaliy tao
TUE MAY or L1nE1AL1sM
during the 1as: tea years. Lbs Irish wcro fewer
at home. but wero far moro determined. calltiu,ss
and Iutsillsent Aso tha disguu:sux f.ct'ons
qucllad. They lad fr:tndlv understanding
NTH the English Democracy. and unnId moi re-
peat tho fas'l tnlstn.e af O.Conneli in iejectnS
tho alliance Of the English Cha. .tls.H. THIS feel
INK alarmed the OovornlDout more than all
CLIO. 80 louY a. the 1riah fought on tho
IAhaIar Triaclpo tAoy fett secure, but
tho rnonlont theY carried tho war Into
britain. And with DHtlEh hands n1ndA |
wsr npon tho orstocracv md tllo THRONE, En-. |
gli4h statcsnei began to consider Tia Irish dill
cnlsv as sonnet, Ing mora sar1oud than anything |
hsthorto known ia British anuals, When ne1t
TIE 6r1nu OF EE,oaIr1oa
ourne npon u:eht Britain, not MONS Dublin Caa-
lle, btt also Windsor Castle would be III DANCER.
Tha arlstocrats Of t1lo three cuuptrcs had ION.
xa'ted to crush the democracy Of tho samu.
%brG bcKiD1bN tn bbh kn1lr x1wn ,u.,raaIu |