The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
or.ssan.. ol.ry.

for the summer : sun to iulfll .ts promise e abundance. Again the day returns sei apart by all the people toT special honor and observance not the sabbath day. vet a holy d.,y. There hangs about Il a pc ealiaT atmosphere ei reverence and re pose. ct mcmouc> rnoufnful and tender. such men cherish ior those they have loved and loS, tn eariN NearS. Why does this bus, et,> check ,o day the eager cur ren, "t Us hic: Why docs its pulse to-day beat slow rhis day ls >acreu to remem- hrancc. tn thls dx, the American people rccali great disaster. great SoFro~. sFea, pcfll. and a great dclNeraner.
 The lcCtarrr spoke ut the earN dcpar- tute ei the St>l, -nmth rcgIment vi the Mar, and oi the ile between lflshmcn and Amcucans, II Is an old friendShin he s.sid. tot a hundred wears and moro the motives and impulses tha, have gov crncd the conduct oi the lnsh people have come irom Amcu,a. For eaod or Ill Amct,Can thought and example inspire and govern ireland ta daN
 w hen the hr>t halt ei the eighteenth century had come ta an end. the Cundi- ton oi Ireland VAS the ln.,st unIcl>ana- hlc. dcpiorablc and st.,ndllous in the CIV liked world The population MAS aboa, i.so.ossa, ei ~hem ;,.,,-lhird> were oi Inc old lush rlec. and adhered te the ta,h,,- oilS iaith, These werC not reUoen2cd .s> ,iiizenS. cr even ,> >uh'ctt> Il the iiut,sh 1rowR. VT .,S tatnlns au. pan ,,i the lfsh nauon. hey Acfc ihcgc. and allowed to exist. h,e.sti>s shste seemed ,a he nu ielS- thlc plan oi getting t'd ei them short oi wholesale ln,>S.s ie. and cNtn that tdca had sonetIlnes occurred lo the more di- rect and thorough ei Nlti>h statesmen as the onl> solution oi the d,iiC a,>
 The speaker TCSIvct the t,tlt..us penal iass. ,nd pi,iufrti the miserable e.,ndlt,un ot Ireland tl that tune ihet. ~e4. husht spots. however. "ft1c>t> ,omlnk inio lfc- land were not alw..N> caught and hanged. S'ine o' them. tsIaduatcs, perhaps. ot iloua or A.tlaillne 4 wefc somehow snug gled into Ireland III dtssut,e. and s.sid mass ia pf4sais. kept \. hnul hl stealth ln lanci> glenS where the blower made us haunts. and ttueh, httis bareieatcd ar- ehin> Homer and Nifgil and the human tc>. .ti the rsk ai beins sumnauh hanged Il caught.
 About that tune Ireland hcard al some slight unpleasln,ness among hir NaiestS ; faithful sublcets m Amcrict. l, MAS all about ,tanps and t.a The Brush AuV- efnment Wis short If funds, and passed ., law imposing t.tse- ,th Amoti.-..- 1 he pco- pic m Nmetr.t ~cfc Iuyai hu, ihe> de elned p.A iaNcS The, were not repi, e ~ented n Parliament, \ A,uthnlcni >,,,tet, n <cw ' Nark ellieI the "libefN Ha}s tss fused io allow the stamps ,n he pllt .,slleIe and rveii suggested unple.lsani eanse- aqncnees to .,uA ahe should ia .,ul manncr mcddle With the stamps. In l.aetnn ,hinEa got badly nised on the tea que>i4an. he tdN W.iS oniN three pcuet on a pound. hut Boston people broke aPen the tea ao boxes m lii and spilled II into the sea tcNrugtof, md honse' ilill inllaMed I he nc~s struck ireland like an eie,ulc shock She .t,n va> taxed without tepfc ,cntitlnn. Who would take up hor quarrel Who would speak out her thought: Inc man was III lrciund. lli> n.,ine ~a, lieaS Gfatitn.
 He wa> of English racc. of the thur, h oi England. | lawyer. and A son ai the rc- rurtiei vt Dsshlln. and about iS years oi,l when he W., feturncd ,n the I4sh p..rl-- men, ioI the borough of Charicmont lie had spent ,plnc itfnc m London m close lrienislnp With tamuad Burkc | he ,n,- penal intellect oi BGrkc xfaspcd aii the satttd interests ni Great isri,iii, all sist-i the earth, ilent> C,fl,idn confined anC. Intenslnci his thoughts and cnefgges m ireland alone and tn serve her Was the onc thought one e.ue and purposc and hope and drubi'iuu oi his ltie. Ills prob lem wa> to enianapaie rhe Irsh pArlia- mcnt and ip create a in.it,ry organization in Ireland tu protect that parliament. and lo rescue lnsh trade. commerce and man ufaetufcs. lhanks te ihe trouble m An,f5,.., h.s i,u5i3.c @.ss T: ;,..:. . ,,,,,i- pii,hrd
 ''1taitan liyrd for many yeafs a ifc of d..I1} and h.uof Iiis grave ts ii Nesi- mlnsier tbbc} Bu' the pfnudesi moment ei aIl h,s he ats that when he >a~ the purpose d hi>- youth .i. accomplished. and the country that h.; loved take het place among tho natious redeemed. rcEenefa,cd and di,cnthraiIcd
 The lecturer then bficily pictured the lapse oi Ireland trofn the yieffe, that Crat,.fn won tpr her He dskcd m con tlnsipn. 'lf fl was too ~Ild fancy. too strange dream. to hope that in future not yer, remote .,il the people ~ho speak the English tongue should he united ,n one gre..; fepa5ii au ,onfedeTaey !, nf winch ireland ,nd l.nglsnd >l."uld be paris and ot winch the capital should be the eity winch bear, 4 name desrncd to go down the ages Mth suil Jnefeasing honor. Inc u,y by the i'o'omae r,yer the city of HaNhington.
 <, the eafelu luss"H ef 'hc lecture. aIsnor Gampantn ats introduced ss an Italian soldier and paiu"t and sang. -Ah Nj bon mo" and "b qaciL pfa from ~Iroya- tore. Ilic. Kase bLnna accompanying hiiri ai iitt t';ssH',.
 Tie Paps correspondent nf the London Hoy.d wftes ~fou may remember tha, recently Hrs Markay. ;hc ~sie ui the B,nauls king. .neafred the wrath oi the pct,iroated gaxe'teef ef high life If the Etgayo b ret4sing to inste her io her 4r.s44 he v.xrsaas-r tt, .s4fsstAt., sh.r..