The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-27

JittJs HEbtSiev And eaf,er "a sscept; the
LUZ ,1h;s ~, MI 49,: 81 ,sSr, NM n
NJ u,vI. oftS;nesi ~ Ril,arnsv Ihieed
syerSxbese in IA Sonth and Middle por.
s .;na ~ TT IsaI.n5 ~ io5,d ths lover an
sS. a n Obtain gratuity Iby
any pretext, And even the cities bear
the impress Of this degradation. Cork
has in Il some Of the most miserable and
Gthy streets which can BE- imagined. l
doubt il anywhere else In Europe me
equal q one'ofits mafkets for old trties
can bemet.r Even some quasteH otDu9-I
lin have on them the trail Of the serpent.
Being q large party Of travellers We were
not afraid is penetrate the byways Of the
cities; and we have seen sights which are
astounding.
tbIilI "a n1sriR. skj ,ilJiNai
7 have excepted Ulster and the
North In tbis pictnre Of The dark side OF
th;nea And no faithful observer could
ia oiherWise. / poaild mention things
which are moi commensble there. But on
the whole, while the soil is not apparent
ly asrich - t4atot the sopth re neef
there with an lndusItl4Is ana iateilsns
people. Belfast resembles an Atneric. .t
clty both as v tns taPlulty u ~ ?T "h.
and iIs general apPeafaIacs s. y y otis sn3
busy place, WIN wen puht nouseS'@'''
humming manufactures.
.,at,,a THB SECRET. A isG AL
WHY Is 40 much Of Ireland in is pres.
emit losly estate? tits not the fault Of
tLS Soil Or The climate. They are choice
in every way. Il i NOT inherent in the
people. The race is hardy and vigorous.
From il have sprung many Of the best
men of moderu time. Tho. Irish poltir
GAN might tell YOU that Il Is English
power which curses the country. Prob
ably Ofiairs are not always wisely admin
istercd by the government as now consn-
tuted. But, however wen e0. .SA y = Z.
'ansTer ~ parry ma! ~ , ~ , =
much suosLahI' ~ ~ pto a..s /. -
II maEes'1 fropa'o1y Wy! SoHHtilN Ata1
as well governed as u wonlu W II snefe
was u pafaameens ~ puoiin i.rs
RoNAN1sN.
There are two things which, III my
judgment. curse Ireland. In mentioning
one ~ tbem | shall no doubt offend Sons
persons. But I must express my conyic.
lions drawn from reading, conversation,
and nersonal observation. TIE type oil
religion which prevails weighs like an in.
ctfb,sSf m, The peoples-R onanism of the
Extreme sort here ,reirns 4iihSsresier
mower than in almost any Other country
In Enrope. II dominates BY the consent
n the people b,a 4 dominates. And Il
bas not done What tonight. 10 make the
peonIe 'intelligent. Clearly, and superior
IL baegary Romanism does not domi.
nate In Uister and the North: and there
ia a different people, az a consequence
In tbat:ouarter.
,n,o,n s,s,,s,-.,, %
me AANDo"D 4. Z,
The other OF these Two. lhings wnacl
curse Ireland ia We i9aaiora snu letnai,
system. Thousands aud tens oithonsana'
OF acres are owned by gentlemen ~1 n,. %
not themselves cultivate the iand. 1,let
they reside elsewhere-it may DC IN Eng
land. The land - leased % tenants.- ~
many cases l5e agent \ me o5ly peE ss4a
with whom the tenan1 mas 10 1eailn re-
gard to his lease. Inc Landlord 10
stranger to his own people, ana Pethapt
sometimes cares only Tor me DC, money when
his agent pays To- him. Inc leases ate
often precarious. ihey may depend on
the whim oil the agent. now eau I'M ae,
flcalusai country pnespes un an , saon