, 1881-02-18
sou,o racts Concerning tho Ulstor Gus
lon md How II l1ns bcen rrac-
ticully Abolished.
Savage Onslaught upon tho orangomen
and Their Action in Opposing the
Land League.
rhe Protestant Irish Vigorously De-
nounced, md the Catholic Ones
Proportionate1y Praised.
flaw co,tottiug Became Feature Of tho Present
AgilulIoa-Amuslng &enes md
Incidents.

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Mr.. James nedpnth iccturcd in .McCormcks
Mi ,nst evening under tho nspIces Of tho Irish
ns,lonal Lind LcnRlo or Chlcnyp, giving AN
r,nnsltton Of tho Land War and lloycolting II,
t,c,ndr While tho fnct TINT he WINS to comc
henc wns pretty well circulated, tho day ho
xm,ld arrive would scom, from tho attendance,
have been known to less thnu GOO, tho small
number nrcsent tcrg attributed to insufficient
,dycrtlstuH, though tho etnr,n had something to
do With Among ttsoso OIL tho platform wcro
Juduo Tulcy, .jlnlgo Ilarnunl, Aid. Dixon, Tom
Drennat, John I'orsytho. Michael Kcclcy. tho
Hon. {. j.. Fnrwclt, lnd0o Norm, Dornurtl CHl-
lAehau, Melville Stone, Col. W. p. Etcntl, Col.
Datdwln, John EnrlRht, Col. Abner Taylor, Gtlt.
MortIn l,cem. tho ltov. Father eastman, and, OF
course, Mayor Harrison.
Tho Hon. Thonias lIoyno, President Of tho
Chicago League, occupied tho chRir, and III Il
few appropriate words
JSrlopGCED THE LECTURER,
ycmarkt,,K t,at Ar. 1scdpntn had tlonc moro to
b,us the tr..u condition Of tho Irish people he.
fore The civilized worli mud to rctute tho false-
hoods and mIsrcprescntattops Of tho English
p1css thnn all other writer's together. lap
p]ause1
Dir. Rcdpnth, on rising, was received with en-
,bus[ast!c cheers. After thanking tho audience
for tho warm welcome uccort1cd him, he suItl
that Ireland Is tho Gethsnmuno or Europe.
IGfEG II nOCU 5lflltsS bOETU~ IlUfU t0RN III my
other land. II they turned 10 England md de-
n,andc, 10 know tho causes or this irish misery,
England would give them rcusous ns
plentiful as tic tigers In her own Indiun
juuglcs,-n thoso jingles which were once pop
ulous provinces before the native inhabitants
were cxtcrnfnatcd by British troops In tho Ill
tcrcs,s OF civilization and tho opium
trade. England said TINT tho chtof rou-
sons Of Irish misery wcro because tho
Irish wcro Cntholtcs, because tho Irish wero
drupkop bcc0uAo the Irish wnro lazy bcc.,Ise
tho Irish wcro extnlvaHnnt, because tho Irish
were lawicss. Sometimes Other REASONS wero
srsn. such as Tint ireland was oycrp"pulatsd.
cause Of Irish distress WIS .l'at the 1tish wcro
Tho answers Of Ignorant fanaticsn,, but would
~s.an. 1yu" ~ .Iea ~, .ho Snosess halsn IN 20
ssnSs W ., Ts S,aGuey anu OF sfoo, IN mo lot
,efs n Of lo,d lansdowno, In tho specchos Of
maEazI,cs, and in tho cdltortuls of tho 1,onon
Tat,. Ttltnranb md S,eciotor au,, nv v". ,nna.
priI!sh s'' press. NAN ''',' - ''' 'D' 'sA'''S
II ho wero asked what was tho ctf1cf causo Of
Irish misery ho would answer in ono wonl-land.
show that bin answer was true, nrd that tho aii-
s*ers Of tho English wero malignant slanIcrs
OF tho Irish race In wbnt ho wna
about to U.y ho dfd not ,r,oh
IN hn ,,,an,s.,ea ~ "" not WISH
people, bur murcly 10 tint t,cachrrous
cruel, anu unscrupulous power. tho Govern.
mcnt and thu r,,linu ctnRsc,of rrulauI - ,,n.ar
"neso p.oefcss ~ every ellmc could bo trncch
ss,,1 ~ nnG ~. n'ooa Of slaughterod poopc-a power
AVA ,sh,"' u auser kept as promises 10 inc people,
iDr clnmt 1,,.a,.., ., "'''' uspoei't'ea'y 'ask-
~ e,',. asou. ~. tuei'y ooon
TIE CHAMPION AND ALLY OF DESrpTISM
In Aynrp lp,,I ri,.o,...Y
xsa xrsas ease 1t error among Americana
was tho assumption that, hcca,,sc irelsntl VIM n
ima Country. con,nuru,fvoI, .n,ort,,.
'ss sD9c,asa ssa'c oyia. sm@te saa statutory JIM
asc!cnio point Of y}nw thopc warc ,wo FIJI. fpa!
sDS sDS ; Rst Il lrssaa anS the Wsst q Irs.
aeTo wero[ 'tn tr rsioFfeS to sais land question
Counties of Ulster, East irHan, nuIsiis Gs''nf ~
t,,.st C,stst ena tho West q jraland. Ia tic Prot.
tho Ens OF ifonna altar tnm iIia,ppr a,a f.
ts West ii lrcja, ncnry MI ~, tcnspts a1" cr ~
snans viii A II psr ,r o Cent ied"ts of nj ~npo tho
w true Of any ono ot tlcsU divisions was MI NJ"
rrIist mTs Gs mo Other, whothor considered from
ISSIoas, or soelal or polltcul polHt of vow
IT, n Wc! 1rca. a set compsrRtiveIr sTtII ina no
''t1Sess Are',sn ~ thy East of lroI'ind. ''N
'asr a tbsy sSs9 Ct frreS aoHy Assens
!ae ptesont politics Of iretui,d sitnty ny sta,av
na},tae ~ laoIs Ot ttl-dAy. NJ prpbln,u Of Irish.
piitlea and no phnsc Of irIeh cEnrnetur cnl,ii i",
ss. naaes01d nnlss studied With reference to tho
pass Th!s was cspecfuiIy tra ~ III, l"n.l " n,,ns.
noo, ocrAuse that I,,li r,otu tlut ran 6ack f3r
'no e Or thrco hundred ycurs. 's" AA o"s" '''
cs'aactaHlay said that, Ii missing frou f.o,ho,tc
so'n son'fss to eotcstuIt contjca IN irCtanj. vns
tacnl was wrtttO,tt,o cutho,.t, nanties ,srro
n, letior to tho rrutestnut c0untiss. hs.t Il was
ts %t .rpo to-day. beca,,so thu suncrir was I"is.
~. Ehleh wna Catholic. aid ,Int iTjstrr 81 XIII,
SassatFntestnnt Sasa ThofHct Tint cerfnin rn,tnijrs
soteslant had Lecn tho ,,vim u"'gS n5s,,ment mert
ths ths landlords Ii ircind tho i,,ost
hui hui hst host aasreiless cIass d tn,oyes IL E"r,o
Fusiornp,t Their grip 0n tho pcupu. 5ipuaus,.,
Is. rIsS,hhSl nsS hSl naIt q rela,l ior th list 1
tIhnstand. iChrcrsl Aid IN r,IanH d: ,,ts" nts"
tshaefeAs in our coutry n,y 20 ~ aenp ,f auso! ho
s.ssa6tGst civil wAr III ali isfry. tbnrc w"rs
M nay -sOD troops in Mi tic unitnI slim onG
pau.s pSs spys socr n The sotaora sIatcs. ass A.
aal RoF,ts O. IT, 1le q tnt yro.t and bloss.
M i'd 'pIs va hcsx, sal'at KinG !tenty VIII lanKh
aud bcen e~'"oo" 'no English and tie Irish
enly-bct,s"'..a" WY" hEfwEEH TWO RACES
iHsh ru"s"een rncn t tho Euu!Ish Invaders and the
naiiog se e4e.nt because lrr!nnd ivvor Ind been
sdsea fiateoe p r risI tho p."!v aES byr
noeonotnun' no tu'o eians and septs hoy % Tcrngnxsx %
sstsfaea e, ssasfal ast authority ivary not oaIS