, 1880-08-16

hla fel!bw-1natf. They proposed 10 cnni'ttlio
sIe slf a nas e. i ' at"a 'a,s |an ays;s W"s % %as
restored. fArplaasrl .VnrEons mctilotts'
had been suggested by which \ reform cn1ilsl
be brought about: Sosno frnlnl'slye Itlsllnen
%gr0 n iavor 9f 5Satg Tho s "s
few years In prison. Others. Thought that
they nuEht not 70 be treatc.l VIZ, money, Pr
lnt sl,9otl1E tho landlords VIZ not tue way
posei III 10 I ai1y Sys''i Violent . settlement
of lilo question, hid regretted TINT ,anotl.cr
ontrngu hal recently bcen cotnn'ittc:i IN That
country. II they nude martyrs 0f tho lantl-
ter sGe case ssy ~ Moa xcrss assS'ss IL N{ssh or
Ornnent lt,1.tle u bIltlnler when they matte
martyr Ut hin. by putting tllnl IN pIlsGni ai!d
piMing him in 4 position OF llotn!iety 10
entitled To-. Mr. Parnsll's proposition WIS
TINT tho land question should t1 settled l1J0n
Tho principle nf compensation. The, aR!tn-
ton lad brought tlow', tho yM!uo of land IN
years. purchase, anil II tIlH n9ltatton 1axted
much longer tho price world 10 down to siX
yours' purchase. [I.nstEhtcr.l Alr. i'Rrncli
proposed to R!vo the landlords twenty yenrs'
fooiis'i h' Wien tiaoy dld not cioso with that
proposition. liz was In fhyor of
OFFERING THEM Bin YEA1,s' PURCHASE.
nltln,iEl ll0 by 1lo tHeans committed himself
To the principle 0t compensation. because he
did not beEibyo TINT tho landlords were en-
tie t to % sq 3o piny nnyof, M e9apesskS %e1p basks
by Tho English, Government they must
Yetttu the matter by nIntcable mil penccnble
n,ca!ls, unless they ,wero ablo 10 overturn
the English power IN lrcland.
small as ptsslbio lo the landlords, nid benr
" Vas Gid tSst In lie ir!s! Relief biil lid been
rejected by the british 1'arlanlent, because
1 GySa q Id s af is e f5SeS 5oWee sa e a'q d Ss ee
landlords. There must he no surrender, no
withdrawal from tho. principle laid down
eighteen months ag0, thAt there could be no
ksttlensnt. Of ta ness,nn whish nH "f
owners. tho people; loud applntlse; yl!o
anccs bill showed that. there waS no compro-
mise OH tho purt 0f the landlords, and they
arc:t Nation which hal stricken of the
sllnck'es tron,. four millions Ut slaves would
nut refuse their sympathy to willto M 1Mco
,a he wr5a %pnIassss stI5%ssna for their 0"" 0a"e'p'
Mi Mr. bayltt concluded by giving few IN.
! stances Of tho distress llo hnlt recently Wit.
messed among tho people In the mountains Of
| Connc1nara,. and said that X tho American
ho one Of them but would be determined
enemy Of Irish lafdIordtR1n. lia felt ulat u
| It Were necessary to 20 u tho four corners oi
la1ldlordtsm he would undertake. tho mission
Loud applnt,se.] lle appealed to The ban
fshed portion OF the. Irish race, now comfort
nhly settled IN thls country, TO relMGnLbe1
that their kindred In ireland Wero still sub
ject to thls inh,lman. system, and to extend
to their countrymen their moral support III
tho war they wurc wagtng agalnst It Sl1let
March last all who Ind been erictea 6y u'G
landlords had been cared for by ulo l.and @
tions from AMericA; and 1t would be neces
Bnry that their operations shonll be carried
on during the ensuing winter. 1le WI W.
greatly encour,2etl 1y t'o tone Of tlit
and by tho progress OF public opfninn fn Ett
| gland Itself, Which wolil eventually crown
u!e aki.ators with s.ccess: lAEplanse. Iht !.
pressure pf American cnslipgtitoll WIS ntnk
aid before !onE thore would y Z crusade
ugaInst landlOrtlistn throughout the three
Kingdoms. lie had no quarrel Witll tht Ell
glisll people, but would be whilst !le llvet
the deadly enemy of The EmEiSh, Gyer,, ;ny
abuses 50; o5 land1ordtsn lA Ireland. [1.ont
"nsDjlt III. Da3ltt then introduced to tho audIenc
LIS tcllOW-travelcr and co-worker,
ati,. MELODY,
remarktng thas wii!a he l'aa only been KEEP
compelled to herd with the erlninaI clasSe
OF {4,nllon In II ,coavfct establishment 10
eleycn years. [AppIatise.]
Mr.. Melady briefly acknowledged tho Kind
to slrlay thu audience longer, ,at SO late n
hour. 1Ie warmly echoed The sentiment
that had leel, So well cxlresse'
BY Mr.. Davitt ,Whrn MI ensIaved IN
o powes weS co isfa sfay ta a arc re- es of It's sp!
tions; nMu wien such men Us Cl!nfie
Stewart Parncll and Mr. Davttt could b
found to give expression to those asllr;
tsons: ultisHate sstccGSs must reward reward thel M
fought fol freeslonl ntl the world over, M
llo Wished that tho day might cotlt vile
tle!r own sod, Ito;l!l @ @aupIause] I] ,rtS ThS
rs aboye u efSesH'aps c Re at a SR Mas iot Il
music That would froa their Insive lnild; tn
ring Of the rifle was the only music I'M
it would he vet. II tho trus patriots Of lrt
ln&ld lind 10 wa1t twenty years for MI Ul,po
tunity, to strike the blow. Loud and cor
tinngl APPLAUSE.
Msssrs. ija baayitt and nd Melody ut II tic close {
their remarks.
A CONNECTION.
10 tn Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-1n yuur report Of I'll
demonstration OF the United Irish Societit
lit this days TRIBUNE, typographical err
occurs in my speech which am anxious
rectify lest mn erroneous Impression sil0u!
ba create1 by It's .,.on-correctto,l: / mn r
ported to have said TINT " II tho Irish pe0p
surrendered this year's harvest to tho lni
lords and allowed themselves to Ktarve, thu
. would bt nation Of cownrtls aud baasnrls'
Ny words were 'sanation Ut cnwards NJ
| dastnrtls.n BY Inserting this corructlon ~
, will greatly obligo yours very truly,
: MICHAEL UAvITTs
Il MARINE NEWS.