, 1880-02-25
enjoyed by all tue rcopin. Thcrp 1t Ia tho mo-
nnrtlY Of ?nN. linra Il htlt,r9H tn nynrllltNY.

tn ths H. country. IAppIat:e.l .,.
or II Ss o 5 sht ,.s wnE t. e ;,s ,e sssn, @
s.;f% .Hs['"S + he9s as Is"n 3sdth hss
ar 81 Pfescs f e lssna S sS l. ts e"1
rs. tn pc;opl? are too ,thtckly settied: Nov,
Il lime I. n ffr IT." IN esaty ss'sat an. iI's "s
Sa r IT, ptS9a ,no tncSGq SeGG @ Mhs pps p ,"r :"
s'sy i;'ys r. sss ,S a ~ aS 'hr"eS 5 ,Sa ' co
and nl tho n.iier ricl limestone cfa,ttrs of irc:
iand. whurc = Is aa that shoy prs,lucc tho finest
hortcs . and THO hartlsosncst wunscn IN tho world
single h,,'nan l'tih4 or soc os'ac. YIN scc Tho
;ss s ct M'na,ses II tn!eed IN 1EreHt n.,,n6cr:
Ind been tho sceno i few ycnrs l,ack Of the
de y% ,se Il" rns " S an'f Of H. fn
the rs,oltcas wnl1a thn ruined hntnextentte tho
rules oa tht crcwbnr Brigade art tho irish land-
@ c bss1s hsc. eGS e wsar tnsn MI "f n
why, and Of tMncRnl, and u Is III these places
whcro they aro now er.w.lcd toEethcr striving
thcso infer,i!e tSao;s, and stTvtnF no 70
Eay tho la,tlotds ~ "A s:a1ck.re,its. wh,eh
he 6ays sSen q fef%ctS TIL n.T An m.
lnntft. and bceaueo those ct themi viii tsld nut
INV DtE[l HtH " EtIT.
i,cr it' these barren ncqlites. There aro til lrs-
laad q th1i.sy II r aSses r H. of Eo and fertile land for
rcasonab!c tortns viii Sur Dir sai,sbrlous cItn'afo
and fertile soil, aro fur better for o,,r pct,,ie.
than 16o acrcs of wild and nnrcclatned land In
Nov. wh9t aro the statlstlcs With reference to
thls question q nvcrcrowdinE2 We have in
aarS t n ieem e. GGi a ID lt"n s',s e tes It!s
Mayo pupttlatton nf i$a persons tU the Squire
HclTIt!m mud tlol,and than that Which Is en1oyed
BY 1rGland, and yet ,sS never hrnr Of II faniine
nGfm n"ra ara au sse se II Il oss II ssess sfs:y Sy
r. lps$Iss'. tae5s; issd sSp!.a's:}Y 5%S S'S
a;; Says t; tsss <, ,Sst ~ sxsss y hsnss y;
Peoe 1 70 H. II sme ex,sat , u d s
proarcrous Guernsey, Instead Of Il population
Of only oOo In state of, chron!c pnvnrty and
prosperity mid comfort G.5oo,o0o lArpa,tse.i
i,Is own firm, nnd tho inv fnciiitaics The s,l,s
ter1ns. ThorH ,ro 10 landlords there, and thorso
Is nsycr famine @ ln 0ucr''sey. ,.,-
nth It ssr sas yS saEys Msyss ssss9 es e
"Go on.''l There ars many points ii reference
ne,l tH ths 0o lad bG question Wits w!ch snd ceI
Tor AZ '' hour would "eiS hot oxhap',st, spsss
or t,early exhaust, the subject. Tho pnl'lio'
rp f.s'aS n q thn tbs tsa SSn5y viii y" be Gs,
Thnt public opintnn bus alrendy nado itself felt
n very rci1arkablc manner. When we left
tho existence or tho lIIllnlncnco OF tutnsi,o.
Since We favo arrived here, they hnvs heon
comnellI}e, to to rr adm1 3 amd they hayS bec,
more,-t!ey Envo been conps!lcd, 1t iSst Ia t, t"
tako tar,ly n,easurcs Of relfef Tor tho SURFING
go"fs Gf lr9and hi4 neac!enI a' ta
kind or othor: Therefore II Is Il good sign tint
wtat what we e. are doing hero is showing the Govern,
relief Of frelani: ny:ans.by, as W. continue
our, work: wo ehn'i convert that prutenso into u
st!rysttoh IL tso n,neteentk Century. wi,hin
thirteen hours ly mail or London, Mt icnst they
es nsr s II ~" the noy aer y sh
and concs'lnsnL Win. which, England has af.
why's doait with every Irish famine. will he ut
opened to Tho fect ot famine and II these 's t!nya
OF tho pres. an.l Of tho Atlantic cable It Will 30
impossible to eonccal ami cover up The depth Of
tho tiistresa Of our poor. people. lApptausc.1
most corsy for yar knsss I'd 1 n al for sa, tho
tHs mo VII s e.s @ 'e md @ the IL
freedom ana hospitality Of your splendid city.
Mr., DILLON
wna then called for, and responded ns follows:
coMNoN couNclL or 'cIIoAao: / thank yo!. also
IN tho name of starying. and distressed and
wbioh will be accepted as an Indication Of sym.
patty from this greut people, and which viii
a he of she f erets axs - a gSS 5
W all know TINT, when . mnn il, il ntsfortunc,
realization that he Is cnioyns tho sympathy and
the brotherly feeling Of many and influential
Nav ,vc bnra mt Win a r,,od dan. ~ or,,st
ttoa in America. but we have this to oonsnjA
ourselves w!th,.-.thIs to encourage us on tho
might say w thrce m Cities wiieh botfor % rSprcacnt
America and American public. sentiment ttnn
any othors recoll'ct-wo have. hton received
1Merieas psoplo:, First ot III. ho*ton, y vhoso
@ Se + sssst r. 1ss %,tss 9Ssa isss
saa SO 1s1tI sI,,hsa q Ten'1sloBSS; T5ord ;s AL
gave b,Fth 70 th,s grcat nepabiis, | shs eaute II
INV last, and perhaps tho greatest II %, in tic
satcly say, wifi tho unanimous support ot It's
cn,Iso Ha tGF unanimous approval OF our
taF ,s na tas 2ss W Ct css Chi Ss2s
their moEai support ln tho great struggle they
sr,o are making f9r liberty and freettnm: And I
lit the!r struggle th0 tho news TINT ClicaK0 has
foclnrci for them, that they enjoy .yor s.lppVrt,
America.
I 1wi'! conclude @ ., new by thas,tIInF you onep
s sss saa' ai ssGyo saa = ss s m
starving people ot Ireland. 1iSapp!aassi' :, ''
r. -- AR. MURDOCH,
xt.u u4,IJA. 4 I.