, 1879-08-16

request he camc hero TO bind will, sllamroex
lrai tho poor head to which tns been hct'sca lot
9M years tho crown OF guild nl e'ncfal1:: .i oto.
sma s1n2fav sap do''sf'es wh a ne s,sa s't Of ne.
md vet 10 .nost Of her children,
scattered over tlc carsh's oroati sur.
face. there Is an ncseFleane o. 'ase,ha, s,ar
rlaspeI round By Tue Atlantic, lfks an c1eraId
let 10 The boson, Ut 1ovsng tnottrr. 1t was
no. to DO wondered at tint tile trou.broWed
Cromwell should exclatIn. while viewing tna
Canfce: sFNcholdi here, indeed. 10 latth
vurth fighting for.n 1t IA Inserted By geoRra-
pl,crs that Tic wurll mas bc divided tnio, TWO
hemtspl,crcs,- ono OF water. tug oil.er of lhntl.
Irrla,l Is the centre Of tue 1aul-hetnlapl,ere;;
One Of tic poets says tint "hcr back is tusned
10 lrItaIn nn,f her lace to the west" intiniatinE
flnt ireland ia tavorabl. s!tuatrd 10 bceona t,o
great elltrrpot Ut the commerce between E.'.
fopo ald America. irish scholars claln that tho
glury Of tho first discovery VI this GrIn,' con-
tinent belongs to tirir 4atnt,-St. nrenlnnd,-
nnu that Ireland wns the irs. Us she Is now, tho
trlest aud most Sniucd friend Of tho great Re-
public.
ireland ut tho prcacnt time has three classes
Of inhabitants. The llrat arc the Milcs,ans-lhc
oldest md most hfgh.splrsfed uf the population.
Tt!er nro the descendants OF illn hret co!onists,
md they live chiefly IN tho south ami wet.
they are characterized bv genial impulses, lively
tmaEinatlons, bmye integrity, delightful hos
pttal!ty, robust mauho,d, md an unconqucr.
nblc hostility to tue LGstls ind Con,uunh OF
BrItatn-natlrally we'l educated, schoineti: in
temperament, brave III war, born orators, anu
prUtuse III MONEY.
The second class ts principally comooscl OF
The descendants Ut Engfishnign, who went tticro
as soldiers Of Henry aud StruMgoow ~ ma a!So ;
rera Of these Invaders, Us reward to tlleIr hlel-
itv to Oliver. received the estate OF the coniia.
catsl Atics,ans. Their descendants nra tho
present urssocracv Ut ireland.
&tr FS.fr rIt tfFs1
nnceaioss cleared nntl cultivated the luilds. a
hardy aid ru1Gcd people wcre these scotch:
bfcriiitJ md saya2c wdaess Disappeared at
their approach lt,r desert bloseomed ~ the
rose. They brought with them that nubo tnle-
pendcnce which made the heather 0f Ca!edo-
nla's bills red With martyre' oood. They gave
to. America Kichord Siontgon'ery, De WI Wit
Clinton, and ott,ers equally we'll knovn. They
crystal. hearts Of steel, nerves Of brass, and
tongues Of fire.
cuaston OF
MIR. FRouDE's LECTURES.
Mr. Froule. he said, san admirable type OF the
| Engltsh whu have kept ireland In slavery fur
| 10O years. liz IL the Idrocatc OF despot'c tyr
Amy. a'ld protests against hls coming to thla
[reo Republic as tho loeler uf oppresasd Ire.
Ia,lu uild tlle u1ho3ller ut English dsspotisln.
or willtully faisldcs tins {acts;, 1'hs dsfect
was not appareut in Mr. Froudc alo'e,
but tho British reviewers showed wofu tgno
rance OF historical Mattors generally. Aiid III
| way uf illustration the lecturer ulutel hle par-
ugfnph which was published IN au English 70
ycw, thnt 'tte highest price ever ua.u for
plano wus 800 nCres OF lllul IN Cac!uHatt upon
which tic present CITY u pf.lsburc nun stAtda.'
Mr. Froudc Is rs unreliable as the reviewers
Tile lecturer dls:iuiu,ed my Intention of attack
Irg Gladstone at.d Bright, or the clnss they rep
resent, bccausc they represent the democracy .
Englald An1 aFt IN sympathy with The op
pressed classes Ut 1relalu. lie cited n,a'iy Ills
turlcal inaccuracies III slr. Fruude's lectures
nt,d demonstrated to thu entire satisfaction Q
his auufeneu tl,ut the English htstu
Ac was followed by Senator Logan, wh
spoke briefly fur the benettt Ut those who t,u
nut Lad an opportunity to .sear hin Ill thu aftet
noon. Il vote OF lhunks Was rendered TO bot
vi the speakers by thu audience. ltere the put
lie exercises of the day came tn close a.t IL
crowd scattered UTer tile Eruunds, tntlulENE l
uultclng and uLl!er anlusements until late bou1