New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

| Lord Dunraven in the course OF long letter
to The Times ondon argues taat the people viii suffer
By tue proposed Compensation for Disturbance BILL frat
because IL landlords rents they eanat employ
labor secondly, because 1t will enable who arc
already in fguties to involve themselves In complete
ruin; and thirdly, because 1t will inevitably encOufas
them TO expect that the day Is not far distant when
landlord ism and rent will be abolished altogether Tbs
people Will be thankful for this measure, they viii
merely laugh at the weakness OF the Government sms
TO see them dong the work Of the Land League. and
| lose what Hle respect for law they ut presenter.
terrain. II the Government seek TO avert one hardship
or ev.naney the partial depopustion of certain DIS
| tricts be assured they only pOstponingit Its
right assist men TO tide over bad umes n there any
possibility OF their eventually enjoying reasonable pros
| perity But there are localities 10 Ireland IN which
emigraton Is the only cure ana the u yeinment should
encourage and assist emigration 10 British colonies.
| The laws by which eyIctions for nOn-pay-
ment of authorized have been the statute
hooks I'm Ireland only thirty years II not until
1850 thai. Sessions empowered 10 decree
eyctions for non payment OF rent AMI IL not until
1850 that the power was gwen TO other eOuris
The Attorney General for ireland In recent debate
laid stress on fact that by the Roman civil law and
even the law Of Scotland H. through some superseaDg
calamity such extreme incemency OF weather, ten.
ants crop does repay his labor and his seei he
not liable the rent In case where the tenants
crop hal been destroyed by tremendous fan Of hail.
the Scotch held that he had snicicut cause for
not paving his rent The Echo contends that the Eng
sh Law OF Distress applies to he lanl, ia
Just law. II gives the landlord right accorded to no
other Tor, for II permits him. BE- means Of short
easy and process, to obtain his rents without
the expense and delIy Of legal proceedings. Bat 1t Is
generosity Itself compared with tnSt under which the
Irish tenant lives such thing electmenl Tor The
payment OF rent Is unknown to the Jaw VI kng aud
by the Of the contract between landlord aud ten
ant t Is stipulated to observe the Cow nam Dut unless
there Is covenant that he sha be eJretd Iyr nonpay
ment OF rent he cannot turned out except AFTER the
usual notice. whereas in Ireland provided ne years
his rent Is ordinarily paid, lie eal DC summary evie
The report on spelling reform read this week
at the meeting OF the American Pathological Society
stated that resolutions in favor OF revised orthog
ply had been passed bY the state Teacher Associations
OF Pennsy Ivauis Massachusetts New York New Jerey
Ohio iowa, Missouri ana Virginia, well BY the
American Ins tute Of Instruction aud other tOIes Of
teachers Tie Chicago Tribune mad adopted the reform
SYSTEM The rule. prescribed by Tie Home Journal had
been followed b. The Utica Herald. The IOie9o Blade
The Burlington Hackeyc The ClereIand LeadeT and many
papers. The EtecroiyOer. The Type Founder aud Tho
Eleebotgpe Journal had earlier mendcd their ways
The independent The Princeton Rerier TIE NeUEAgdHd
Journal Of Education aud many other journals admit
amended articles. Other papers silently change the
spelling a word two. he SprIaatieId Republican
prints etquet and program. II Is stated That over 200
Journals and periodicals in this country greater or
less number Of these corrected spelngs. The Homs
Journal has issued brOadside OF letters In favor "
brlefer spelling from 100 representative authors
and scholars Including twenty-five presidents OF lead.
ing coueg and representative o hIty cole ,es ifon
journal " Education have pub sned similar col ecoas
opinions. lac House Commute ~ Education ana
Labor az Washington reported bil To emPo@ "a the
President 10 appoint commission 10 lhVestg''e ana
report upOn the spelling OF hc pdOc documents WIFE
view 20 lis smp licauon. aud JOINT commission Ha
me Government OF Great Britain. IN England, alse
there mas been progress