The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-14

f.. Murrough Bernard OF Kiilurley. East Ca
hirciveen, owns 4554 acres in Kerry. Here is
the petition. a. signed aud sworn to, OF ono of
his tenants. and she is n widow:
Ihumhiy beg to state that had grss. OF -FOUR cows
on the lands Of k.liurcy East.
Kerry is so hiily, and tho hills us e. rul. arc go
barren. that the holdings arc often rented, not
by the acre. but by an area. sometimes larger
sometimes smaller. according to tho steriIity
or fertility OF the locility-largo enough to
support n cow. Hence four cows grass il a
holding capable OF supporting four Of the
hardy little Kerry cows that climb tho steep
dociiNities with rs much agility goat.
always paid up TO the time OF evtetionl l
nm On the land fortyone The landlord Ed nard
Murroush Bernard, dispo--essed my son on the
.''h OF March last Ee aud gave IL to a man named
Golden am widow twenty year- q the lands.
hore that ye viii take this nsd.rnton NV
. s not " take gale Tta I'LL fS" f rsn'
Tss ". zen r~c {. sa r"a.
or, y o..sed 70 eve nSek uy lai asa,:,. Gat nov
tna he - not .csrs for Bsho.- priests. or is-on
Mr. Russell refers to this case In his book A
tenant OF forty unc years had iu.. al the drains
is mn Tx. G"n H wh "I m"s az such ,, ronII
pos- ibe. hence they ARE the men on whom out
tity,ns Irish lynch law. but only c planning tho
have many other Instances in nv note book
But letter from Kerry. received as these
notes were being transcribed may be- OF more
interest as showing tho terrific agency that the
irish Nihiisis-or paid spios-are now intro
duclns into tho Irish aGrarian contest.
E'enburn House mt Tralee is the reside ce o
MIR. 5. NJ. Hussey. who. next to Mr.. Trench is
the most detested land agent in Kerry. He is
tho agent of Kenmore and other great lun.i-
lords. He has made himself more unpopular
personally than MIR. Trench by his active oppo-
sition to every project Of land reform. 1 saw
him buttonholinG members of Parliame t
against dIadstone's bill in the lobby of the
House of Commons
U,.ited Ireland. the personal organ Of AIR Par
nell and the official organ of the Irish National
League. attributes this outrage to British
gold but unless 1t can prove this Accusation ,
while it's designation OF the act should ba &C.
cepted as the honest opinion of 1t that prevails
nsmonE is party, yet there will be dii1leHity
writes:
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"A y uute hast been
found to Indicate no til. Intense
excitement
Why were the police in the house2 That is a
feature chararte ristic of Irish as Of Russia u
lte.and both come from the same cause. the
constant exercis, Of arbitrary power against
In the west OF Ir', nd landlords or land agents
who have made tn rlselvss hated are guarded
G GGn. and nd days they hunt or travel out OF
;oors ana as they sit IN their parlors or sleep
cons tables. without whose presence their lives
you'd not be worth days purchase. Lore.
I-ritrin dlsdalned to be protected by tn.
cor stahnlary: but his fate did no, justify his
Where liberty dw.lls there is safety-for
respect Tor human lif. il largely the result OF
respect FOR human rights. JAMES REDPATH