, 1880-12-25

DAVIS nnu Dlllon, the latter tho father of Mt.
R9rnelps ,1a assoeiate end friend, John Dillon.
y but not coarsely bnflt. 4 broal brow
and strong. jaw stamped his face Will! a
character ot power, but except when tt was
plain: evei, rurgc'1. Ills glanre wns direct
An! frnhk rs tho sunbeam, he Ind n cnrtliNt
anu winning la.sgls, the prevailing oppression
Of his face was 0leil alni genial, mil t,is
srass S M tSs ts esrt II 'oofaiX 81 oS %f sr y Tsrt
snys: ",ln person he was tall and strik!ugly
handsome. WITH eyes !fko n t!n,Elitfl!
sfo,n' Wos ~ a rI,1 ths c,ear liye ccp|ex!Sn md
kho~S l!i.li VII nYt rrtaEnl2c this as gnnd
EGnernns natnre.n Mr: Duffy says. 1nndo
t'1 arr a'rs n1ron|st ~ stoin t"n pGhtlfln;
c1nratlc {Dasis). liz had tho saple si,ll-
plietty and urIstrlfslllless, md to him n|so
I.lsTii1od Or eqniyacatlon was fnpnsslbfe."
was that ~ hts rye and time OF voice, n11d Its
!hani,cr nltoretlet, t,whicl, marked hItn for nm
lit,'i,nsalle M, @ md 4 !nst nan,," and Tharkeray
snll that hfnonR. the .llnlt.ilozen met III tho
tile majesty and wholesome sweetness OF
Dillon. tlle1. political refugee, gavo him
ST psiX ;I kes to llngsr, with hs friends
tlleit inl,or' e nmIra thetr disntetestcd
btp ~ proSIsss, Is even ore i"terest!ng atl
Tic fointlo sssa'a 'f' of S0', liz 'e" s;ucat 1aaa
OF the present. generation, MD MALI such a,
ttnnren!ent as that lcs now by 1'artlcl| posst-
the lhn agitation Is 50 filteiigclltly conduct
ed,-tlat the inanEness, Independence, nnd
ngRfesslyeneSS at the participatts IN 1t ls
d1'e; It " n The laeors OF Davis, Dillon, md
nntIy and their colleagues, that tho 1ris', lin
migrant Of latter years Is superior to Ills pre-
ttacl'inrs tl!as 1re1a11d is irssr from crIno
ihan i, my nnto', ' pf Northern Europe, and te
n.ent ssSr 'p m sGMit '93Dn psaceabl to English gov
When tic Ntulon was established {Octo-
fr uss iSs5 yfts Mos Il 1rs @ eys1 eS ysarf yxa
hut not write, md 3,7a?,ooo who
o',t Il is toia Of Sf Ss'!fI ltesase fsf
of ll,e people Of. lrclalid hetwesn tue ages OF
: mud a, cn1 both rcat and write. 'rle MI
irastlon of 3o.Ntno q psol'Ie. The Trot-
so'1 In 1rela'ul would not touch It; they llasl
enjoyed tho SWEETS of ntllce lao long tn tl,tnk
VI setf-Ioyerlied lrelaud; the 1'rGsbytertnns
70 e@ertal!. @ extent had lost tlcir old patriot
ISM. Their cltrgylnen Wcro us much their
pnlittcnI advisers rs the priests wert. tho pr
litical advisers af tho Catholic peasants, and
they were Rendered somewhat anlennbl 70 by
the regtMM @ D,M't,!, rl!e Catholic nntled gc,'.
sorHid. slnyEsl! sycoul'ullss uyur. breuthetl,
!. Hut probably tic greater. danger. which
thrente!lcd the 1,ew journalistic enterprise
Msf ss eFRssssa ss sy Ct soa"s The G'hS,s s@
nntrlotie ,ne,,, hit unjority of
tnya asnsts tsn tcs Sw ,
Nation. They early manifested n ,tosttlily
nns n accounting for 1the,r luyalty to the
Engis connection; 1!e H,nteis from
ton, to sliew how l!tsloprlcs are secured in
lre!n1n. Lord 1'a!nltrstpn, writing to hls
brother. y; MMy T., is;! says: NJ "a nm sending
Try M T. , 81 tho I'ope !'9. to avpernt an 9gitat-
1ntted to 1iie tint thu l'ope generally corr
wishes of the t;oyernmcnt." Lord palmsrs-
ton wrote to Lord MIntn Mt Rune: :" You
lnust say to the Pope that we wish lie would
exert Ills initnencc over tho Irish priesthood
pnltIcs-"
Sir. duffy returns to this subject Of in,
tT!grcs between the Englfsll untl the Pnpal
Courts guI!t,e I,!o freGnen!ly lle tocs MT for,
Ut the late Cardinal Cullen and other ecctcs1.
nsti"s w'.ell l.e aud Lucas led tho 1nttepeitl-
.t.''t l:lfty ~ IRE, tuhj hftprWnrs, Wl1Eli ho :
nm tic ,lissectlng- -tuhsu." oil account of tho
schetues Ut ecclcslus,lcispl. The following
cahleCram, whici. appeared III Thursdays
fRtnt'SE Indicates TINT the effort to usb tho
Ments Il nut unknown to English Ministers
eyeil HOW:
1tnME, Dec. sl-The 1'opc hus addressed n REC
tn use Efforts towlrds clrcctiuv tho pacltIcation
OF ireland.
rlis will be hotter understood when mn
other telegram IL recalled w!slc|, stated that
croEej ,o!d air. Parnslj ti'atIor,i i'agst ia'l
tried lard to yet lhe p0pe 10 condemn tho
Land Lragtlc.. 1t was nnIer circl'l-.
stances such ms tese TINT tho Ntlfon ..was
the sons Of the better class Ut farmers, from
tho Intelligent mechanics 0f tho towlis, tl,o
ynuEs merchants, and thu educated Young
Protrstal,ts, of which Davis a!u Samuel Fer
Ess Esss4be TtS W asis " fSpSsd dcss f. rsS !" sas i
paper tt,Dro tlerttled than Mr.. U'Canuel's Or
.:.I,s md less ltOniai,lst t!an thy Frcehun's
'%'rnHI. ha;l on: eXlstea ~ the minds nf
l!usfy had hrnrtl ii Mr.. )lllpn's writing III
tue Register u l)nb!n morning 'lewsp19pnrl.
a,Ml n!e too .slieye, a,A com@n'!lleat.i @
TIh ~ wk III Z e. s1F'pE 9e as r ar, We p'''tt! III!
Dutfy,lMying ,na.lo money by tho Vin1imt4r,
wal,iet! 10 start Il METROPOLITAN lmpcr. llo
WAS full Of patriotism alul an'h!tl!ll. but csl-
acpcl,aeneu nr ,Nntlollai policy ut thu tlmc.
;s's III! I" !hs Ss!sa I!'sS4isn, @ sSss!'ss IL y
l,"n an hc!"H @ ,,,' to r.''y GH!sss :; ro,.
| d." THUS W. sre tint the t!e:t ut Irish M
tIonaity IN 1910, III In l'9s ninl l7sae, was asl.
exclusively 1'!htestant nation, :.
tlm tls; Il: @ iir%t ' ''!~S ' IT lux to f,t @ wss 70 i.
stlrli, October, ]St4. yHllllg hlen full Ut ltfU