New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-21

exateuee for the last 500 years large
one is the bedroom where all sleep; the other
general Working room. Ia one corner OF Ihisnoon
one vii nod the cow In another tle hens while the pig
Is everywhere. ILaugbtcrl And cue irsnman has hi,
philosophy. He ias sad to me again ana aShn "hFn
Was over there 9" These animals ARE my h'.i o
ali. n I lose them the workhousc staIes ~.
IN the face omG yal S Pan ' II one o. them
taken scs IN ne night would not D, Inets 10
prevent Its dying Inshler Bq' 9frg ,Ie '"'
Now, again, tne Irsnmaus habits are very serious
impeachment TO his prosperity He considers IL one o' III
payment OF debt M debt becomes due IN his estml-
tOn, until six months after Il Is due III America
Laughter Under I'd, CIRCUMSTANCES nnancia liza nn',i '
become rather confoundt He owes MS landlord hoLe1
due him wneu man does business on sHcn
principles ne IL apt get into financial hx, Du Nheh
Il whole country Toes II the case becomes hopeless
THE LAND TENURE.
But now TO come 10 the greatest evil OF a-the eyl
which saps the and vitality OF the Irish nation IL
the land Here Ireland has right TO comp am
aud an sure that both Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Brght
cheersl agree that the land tenure Is great blot
Whoever is responsible for 1t Is respon-
sble for nine-tenths of Ireland's misery.
The foolish Irshman makes this his excuse for murder
and rebellion But uncl radical reform takes place the
peasant will have apparent right TO complain.
Yea will agree that the people OF every nation shouu
have right develop their own resources so long as
system lasts, however the Irish people
must work support number Of luxurious
absentees This sort OF thing kills ones PATRIOTISM ana
worse it engenders hatreds and dssensons which can
lead to muen misery
In the East Of ireland the farmers have long leases
bui in the West the farmers are all tenants at villa
bad system hat would rouse rebellion even in New
tenant at VIII improves s holding he may be torced 20
pay rent on MS own expenditure: IhereIore I,s
object II to appear poor, and every traVeilei III
OF tie peasant there Now ali these are reasons for the
against him, and he Is somewhat correct III TINS IDEA
He is not wise but impulsive, brave rash and good
naured 10 tue degree. But he Il also turbulent 10
the last degree and exceed ngy ignorant In tact the
Irish peasant knows very little than his ancestors
BOO years ago
The speaker theD dwelt az some length on the pres
ent Irish movement censured the conduct Of the
Irish members of Parliament who, while Keeping within
the Constitution and the limits OF the law covertly ia
cited the poor and ignorant peasants TO deeds OF violence
for which these people, and not they were held re-
sponsble
Wei now, he continued, why is it that Ire
land has not that degree OF sympathy
The greatest statesmen OF England to-day admit mat
the demands Of the Irish people as TO land tenure are
right John Bright admits It, Gladstone every time he
speaks admits %, and troude hisses admits H. ana SO
does justin Mccarthy lmore hsses Dr. Hrpworth men
looked toward galleries and said " Please 90 NOT
mrs; IL you excl I'm nj 20 somewhere else |
must tell the truih.'-Prol9nged apphase.l Ieianu
right in making determined resistance 10 land ton
eminent viii in time c0ncede the farmer should have
financial interest in the land wnicn he culuvaes Ana
the change VIII be the suggestion OF an English
OF al freshman. We have SHOWN oar sym
patby Ireianus You sent your ConsteilA-
zion other side, which, Se the good sam rltdn
poured OIL and into nation. But am asked way
Ireland does not have more sympathy The Americans
saglci0us people and Wnen man wants the rght
thing and taxes the ught way 90 get II ne has tu sym
pathy from an American Ireland has puruerseu Out
side OT-tIe sympathy O nations by her unworthy ana
useless me- hOds IL mplshlng great anc glorious
We can see a sublime specfacle IN that solemn and
moment nations history wnen she VIII DC
free; bur m the name OF high heaven thhA OF TINS. We
A. q nation. have right 10 expect unity Of purpose
berry dea historic alternatives. hnen "A na-
reaches SHE does need the sympathy OF
lAppiau-el Il ~ Tigut TO expect that lenders
viii take consequences or their own actions, ana We
remember that Washington. VINO. II caught, would
nave been hanged q rebel, was found. When
found al tht head VI the army APPLAUSE we near
that people would free are hyn- az sdch others
tnroas; that tue army defence ir-erne away IT'S
hy driving the sheep Of landlOr lutO the sea
assure YOU gentlemen. this Is all Inc end you
wish Is a good the yOu take 10 achieve
"A voice iu the gallery" by no means III u
gOod IOu know 10 IL Englands right 70 keep Ireland
20 she can; but | believe that when Ire
land achieves tndeDeudeuce she viii HUI no government
more respectful, neignbOry ana proud OF her than Eng
gOolly in English Gov rnmCnt love hcr scholars,
admire ncr statesmen IKE hes hImness, permanence
and strength / sorry Ireland, aud nope the
Instant IrlsnmeL viii use The right
means attain the ..d OF which at TINS moment theY
dreaming God ply Ireland in her misery, aud help
He goodness to feacn out 10 larger aud larger
liberty. loud and loug-cou timed applause