, 1880-11-18

forced ont nj these se,lcsitute prop'cof frc'a,at
IL taken out Ut the country alst! expended
elsewhere. This condition Ut things Is ohly
ynr'etl l,y Seasons of popular discomfort. vto-
lence, md subjngatinn by military force, or
BY seasons Of tnn.lMr, IN which tl.e world Is
placed Under contribution 10 feed these ylc-
Tins Of landlord rapneitS.
Tie scheme demanded by tic Land fcaguc
Is TINT tu Government slinll establish frOm
year to year n fair rentnl value IN nlt tho
agricultural ianis IN Ireland. an TINT this
slIull l,H the m,ixiuum Of rent to le cxac.ctt
Of tenants; tint nil the present lcgal obstrnc-
tEons to tho FRYE sale aild purchase of land
s1,alt be repealed; tl,at tho Government shnil,
by n Royni Commission, Fix a purclasnb1c
vnllsc oil all these lands. tho same 10 be
equal to ten, fifteen, or twenty ygars' rcntn.
bio value; TINT any lnn1!ortl willing to takc
this price for Ills lhiNl may l,u pnitl thu snc
from tho National Treasury, dnd the fatt 10
lr then sultl 10 tho present or other Tenants
0i, long time. payments to be nude in INSTALL
lnunts, with interest. As to the legal power
of Parliament 10 ito t1fs there Is 1,n ullcstt01i
ntid tho question uf exucdieney Is met by tho
ctlolce Uf perpetual recurrence Of turbulence.
poverty, artl famine. Sncll chance will.
fur the first ttn,e for centuries. plant the
1rlsi, people OIL their native suil; It will give
them tlolnc; 1t will give tlnm nil tho pro-
cectls Of their own labor; 1t will keep tho
product Of the soil, or liz equivalent, In Ire
luutt. Instead of cAriing o!f SGO,oO0,0o0 n
year to no,'-rcsIdcnts. ttlat money Wilt bc cx-
lWntlctl In erecting civilized hahlsatfons fur
tic people, In improving the fnr,ns, antl IN
increasing the productions Of Tie s0i1. Afanlt-
facturcs will bu established, now forms Of
employment be Fiven, Antl thu people will be-
come scIf-sl1pporting nMl selt-s1sstafning.
lrclantl will cease IN he n national raupcr-
house froln which tic unfortnnntes nrc scnt
out every year by tic ul,arter Of n million.
Tcn the emigration from ireland will bp
confined 10 tic natural excess or overflow OF
l,opulntion; these Immigrants will cnmp 10
this country not rs paupcrs, but rs educated,
wcll-tu-t!o people, able to take cure Of then,-
selves.
John l}rIghts manly speech is ALSO Timely.
Though nat all authoritative declaration. 1t
will he ncrcptcd In ireland rs forcsEatlowEiIg
tllat Tho Gladstone Government will have tho
courage to meet thTs question. John 1}r1Rlit's
speech Will have morU effect In preserving
the peace and rcprcssng violence In ireland
tliun will tho presence of 1T, aru,y, II will
give the people there linpc tint Justice Is Mt
Inst promised them By n British, Government.
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THE FRINGE OF WALES AND HIS DEBTS.
Mr.. Charles NoGl-lloarc, n Captain in tho
English navy, temporarily stopping III thu
city, llas criticised In communication to
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE reccnt article
wlich appeared III Its COLUMNS upon tito
application OF the Queen Of England to Mr.
G!adstone for n Parliamentary appropriation
to satisfy tho creditors OF tic liesr nrparc1it,
and sls still further e'acitlate.t ltls Vows Ill
brief intcrrIewwltl. ono Of THE 'F'ttnuSE'S
reporters. There are Two statements III these
expressions Of Capt. lloare which require
answer III Justification or tic statements
ho makes tn TIL: 'Ils1nUS1 AS to tic sl,et'tt-
thrift 'abits of tho Prince OF Wales, Capt.
1loare says: "'rllo article WIS based Oil II
Misapptchcnsioli, al,d ser'.c1 to BIZ nj Insult
to The cul,inon sense n'nl loyalty of E'lgl1sl-
men. If tic character of tho Prince nf Wnlcs
were rs asserted, the feeling Of loyalty would
not exist. Reports rs to prolItgacy n1l ex-
| trAyAgnNce have been circulated before, but
l!aye never bce,, proven. Tho story about
gambling, horse@ructns,. etc., Is utterly uli-
true" Tho statements rs to the sfeultllrlft
md cxtrayagant habits Of tic Prince of
| Wn1e5 did not orlginate with TILE CHICAGO
TlunuSE. They have been current III tho
papers. not ony OF this country hut of Ell.
gland md Continental Euro pc, for ycnrs,
dating bncl even tn tho time Of his youth.
| III his younger days, these charges wcro
fnf