The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-19
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-,,,,,,,c1Ienl sympathy for ireland.

AN plruelI's movement in Ireland. 1t /
.o,r IN understand before doing so jus
l,tParncll's movement means, 1t mean
'roIu,ion against and secession from tn
p,t.b government. We do not suppos
,S,t,hepeople OF this country are prepare'
~,oIor,, such a movement, 1t would b.
ta sue thing rs hoIdingameeting in Eng
L,Jm endorse secession movement il
america How would we feel towards tn,
ypyIi,h in case they responded to such /
e,ll, How lid we feel during the war wher
=. sspertei England Of entertaining
t5padIy sentiments toward our secession
jI,, Let Us mete out that judgment Il
onr.eIy,s that We would mete out to Eng
I.bmeu under the same circumstances.
The people Of this country sincerely sym
,aihi!e with Ireland, They have been and
.tiII arr exceedingly anxious to see all o.
her lust complaints against England re
moved by remedial legislation. They re,
sonile that she has grievious cause fol
complaint against England. England has
pnrirally admitted that she has greatly
nonscd Ireland by passing the so-called
Land Bill. That bill was intended to go q
ongway towards righting this wrong, and
towards meeting and allaying the aroused
sympathy for Ireland among all liberty
loving people throughout the world. The
pOpIcoi this country rejoice in the passage
oiths measure Of justice to Ireland. They
are now anxious to see it put on trial, and
they do not sympathize with the obstruc'
tive and revolutionary policy Of those who
an seeking to defeat the carrying into
effect Of that great reform measure.
So far as Parnell is concerned he has
htely shown himself to be an enemy in.
stead OF friend to the Irish people. He
has radically shifted the ground he occu'
pied the time Of his visit to this coun'
Ey-two years ago, Then he was an agi'
aiOr Tor reform, and did not avow any rev
OIutonary intentions, Being a member
OiPariamcnt he was received with great
c0nsileration. He was invited to speak
inthc hall Of the House at Washington
and did speak there. He would not be in,
yitel to speak there to-day. Not that oul
people or our representatives haveany lesl
Sympathy now than they had then fol
ltsh wrongs, but simply that they have
discovered his intentions, and they do mo-
endorse Ills intentions.
The people Of this country believe that
Mr. Gladstone has labored in good faith tC
bring about not only temporary pacitlca
ton Of Ireland, but as near US may he al
present thorough rectiAcation OF lel
wrongs. 1t is not to be forgotten that ht
bthe statesman who years ago disestab
lshel the English church in Ireland-r
measure Of right towards the Catholics and
all the Dissenters and Non Conformists o.
that Island, That was an earnest Of his
sense Of Justice towards Ireland, and hi
has consistently followed it up with hi
present Land reform bill.
What is this bill? 1t Is u bill Of such a
radical reiormatory character that the
Duke Of Argyle opposed it on the ground
that it would ultimately revolutionize the
whole land tenure Of England and Scot.
land, as well as Of Ireland. 1t grants to the
lrsll tenants the following rights and
privileges unknown to them for centuries
d That every tenant now or hereafter
renting land should be entitled to q lease
Tor fifteen years. C2) That for every penny
expended by him in the way Of i'm.
pavement or betterments he acquired
a property interest. (3) That ut the
expiration Of the lease he was
entitled to compensation for this property,
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