New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
TIE LECTTRE.


Europe. In 1t there are more undcscrved poverty ana
sIrs mime than IN any other atd on the Ice OF the
globe ENGLAND viii you reasons FOR II - plenlhui
as the tiger, III tie Inilah jungle. She says 1t Is he
cause the inhabitants are Catholics because they are
lawess, brcaufc they indo!eW, hcclusc they are
druni;cn and because they are CXrayagant These are
the answers made by her leading historians statesmen
| ana journalists.
| You ask me for reason, answer IN one word
Ian Ior,i.n. lAppdusc Tie trouble has t. origin ID
the ROBBERY II race for The benefit OF c'sS OF Iol''H
The ROOFS If the problem back 800 years one
great error Amer can journalists maze i'll dealing with
the subject suppose that the whole country Il gov
errtd ~ he same climatic aud statutory laws Ihcre
are two Ireauds MacAulay tina You pass from
Catholic Protestant county YOU pass from lower 10
higher grade of country lam sco.ch Pr sbyirrian;
| but vucn / boy and read the statement,
cou not uuders and why the saying Of mass should
exhaust HE poItocs IbelIovcd tea ton OF solid ma
uure was for raising potatoes than the iy-nno
articles and H. cardinal points Of C1vD.s thrown
| in. tL1ughtei.l
Tie lee urcr sketchCd the history OF Tie conA'ca
ton i Irish land by Henry VIII. and his policy, winch
vas adop.ed by FL zibcth james and Charlie, AID 1nay
carried out oS full extent by Cr0m~ci He inen re-
fcrlcd 20 thc recent distress, aud contnu M follows:
When the Duchess Of Mar borough appeIe To- the Br
TIA pcop.c money the starving Irish the great
and .oya Queen OF England took out her purse and
gave jul, on- days itcomc. lii-scs.I say 'hi the
con lact OF the veal NEST woman IN Europe. when al-
peacd to III bana.f OF Starving Ireland, wJS IN am0u' /
hope ihc Irlsn wl follow the example of King James
Who when found the landlords ying IN London. con
! Hscatcl trolr lands. Tue Enssn call this Com
munism l. II COmuuui-m 10 say that
| The p.op- who born country
have rgI The untryi \ brewer Of Dublin
10y uahing aaf OF th' people OF the country drunk ac
qur.d sufficient wealth to purchase twenty miles Of
land IN one county ana twenty miles III another. say
that it Is lot right that le or any other
| all II
| tuat sentiment Communisc want
my name a. the head OF The Conmu lit list in letter, ns
large those 10 which john llane"ck wrote hi, name
and whi"h one hundred years ago were >eeH ny george
III. dcrOss the ocean. go .
! Taey are FIX ure OF tenure, free SAL IA i"lr
Ien,s" FXurr Of tenure means tnW
he euanO not 10 he eylcich 81 long as he pays as
rent. Fie. SAT- means that the tenant Is 10 be the
owner Of he Improvements he maxi on the farm fdir
Aprlau-,.I Thore is no suci lining III Ireland t'-day
inc rule III ireland IS tut no landlord sprId' any
portion Of II occupied ~ himself lie rcgards me tenant
"nrnt 'tly TO * st IN one place IN The unIvcrse-hrl
fAp au-) 4 to toe condition OF the dhrcn couali-.
Ho" ca3Socs .0'a' nd rr.asan SD equally PROF.
per2G, and 1q13 a. yo,a nnt ar4n o Ggr oc'
only IL Catholic counties. There are no agrara9 ct,
S1u,n,t there be moro in the Ca hole couutesi The
landlords don't dare To exercise tncr 0uiIags IN FRO
rfrs and shoot the liudorda TX" rIbo # they nj
tempt any hIsh-handed ptoceedInS-and ,hey away
|
driver. lAppldustI
After attaching the Rev. DR. Hcpoorth for his recent
statements tint lecturer continued: Notenan' Is allowed
20 fall five wears behind in MS rent, except In Ulster,
whore the or'- clam the first mortgage on the
lauc There landlord, are glad to nave ther tenants
Ia "r,eIrs hccIn4r thrv can cylct them plea .urr.
~ aIieTs' WI M Ireland wncn Inc peasan, fails
hudbapd in MS rent, he j. thrown out ulncdatcy ana
Sro%ipg Then am asked bow it Is tnA, meet
ings opposed the League are hcd IN Dnj
These meetings. are addressed by the LORDS ana the
Orange clergy. and hey are attended by me rtrs IN me
linen mill. The men Inhhuiac9rrd Dy tntso n''S rs
Orange linen, AID holr no A!neile IN WI, ouy , S'
OF /, until lreand Tree. We must " BoVcot 'ho'e
Ibrrc vas ~ Justice for the Irish IN the courts unui
ven srm over money enough Tor the IRISH Land League
thelrld% @I l9'o in1 ,nG, r.a Sui n" . "" ,i az
lie nai MS ttag and no replied seven gen.
Sxoression mraut, and received tue answer d" Since
before the hoca| II4uso,erl ! can cam. tell 5 y@n
cottage for ll2 years lie CHANGED 10 he In arrears for
one wear The landlord took his bedding and Ill that he
n-ses-ed and 1t out into the pouring rain me ten
ant removed It All quietly 10 Inc 81 s SI fuU wTT
was fin weuty shi.hnss. when IetuTne 10 DnDh
| lad League and they were baIlrd ont tApplausr
Finally they were r. insiaed ia Their GA hoh. ne
AIncfIraus that hcgus to WORK Ike those l~asnnis III
tue W.rt Of Ireland. Inc women ana Children "OrR
s Richard ma appointed BY The On en- to 1et
| n &. ne on al the lands II r lard. big AID niue. u
v,on wa. not founded the statements OF the poor
,e,i,,ts mi ON HE lands ~ Inspector them II ~
n good landlord comparatively VINO now on chfR, ~
Der cent over Gi iiitn- valuation PfotcrtahtSn III ne
nj all what II Is mere There II IL merely t,c
IN 81 a malignau flag when has waved over ne ldh
tr 800 years ca nyrT f L4"' # 'n ns IL
v re solid earth The landlord lets 1t out 10 soraneh
at high prices Again he charges the tenant "i ,'cH
sic of 4 road up the very middle 0f tine I"aI " ~,
a man has to pay tax for the prYlrse OF .k'ng ms
own piss. potatoes, and "ther produce 10 huh 'iot
lords III Iceland Will DOT give l01S .fiS's
as nuely niue years know of landlord VINO r' Ms
| l4ni tw"uty-onr ytArr. Inc thail p"lt h.S %" "
huse upon It, The expiration OF the lease Ir ihu
lord took pO session Of land, house ana rVrFJthlng
he tenant took another lease. and was Obiged ~ pay
several pounds, AT staten intervals IoI o "oO VI ~
Tihnk thai Gladstone and Bright arc honest msn WITH
, good intentions; bui we are told th"t hrH 10 PaN'i
| with zoo intentions" Cneer, Lthd0 fdl-n must "r
| abolished there "A. abolished slavery h'lc lhuI
agents are often more important thau H." Ihh'loiu,
themselves. Iney are PAID bcaVy le'r'htts' upon
WhcueVt an agent resigned or dIcd, EuycOi 'u"dyH
oOA his place, duties were Ia his heRhhorh"ih
The priests are friend 10 The prone IN l'tIn.i, 'na
nincy out of d hundred are ana the extra One
getting BoycOttcd Boycott was stern VIaIh ana III in'
men take III their hats Wncn IN his ID schre' Just III"
, however. they bow only 10 AHloII'tns ,l,. ~
, | inc leaders OF the Land League lGrea appauS'
The people finally declared tacf IN cnllOh 10 loHE'i "
work for BOycOtts wages ana you ku"" inc I',ult
HoycOtt lac would not be driacd TO- but ne was
He aud his household went out 10 reap lItl
oats themselves. Lets Boycott British manu- hcI uicS ~
7 Amrrica! iCnecring, ana cries We WALL Don
drink Gun esss stout t. We WODL"l whenever "'
g.,n TO fgIt landlords count me II whenever Ho'
j want ia night among yours Ives, count ne out IN
Js wIl never be satisfied until they see thc r'asheh
hing of the Irish Parliament up0n inc C"IhSo NIS ~
, Ncx1 10 tnat Will come the uniurhng Of the IFaeh al
nrr of the Republic Of ireland. prolonged HppIauS
I aud cheets'l
MIR. WEEDS LETTER
GENTLEMEN: Your letter inviting me T.