The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-11-23
TIE WAY THE YHxs9 snr II
Thes~ sy~pa,h,e, Divided In our Presidential
AsrvAxis.

rcsulta Of the Presidential election Tho ocean
telegraph like the system VI veinous aud ar.
terial circulation in tho human frame, flashes
intelligence back and forth between our great
republlc-looked upon herr rs the heart and
head OF tho moral world-nnd the European
Cont!n roland. moro than my o'hor coui-
try. feels her henrt over beatni: In symrnthy
with the United States. A thousand times
slucc1 have come here have heard people
snying: What could we do hcro without you
without you England would crush us AMI blot
us out" / had indeed. while nj home. often
henrd and read Of the Greater Ireland
existing In America. But sincs / cnine
hero ! am made to understand now
deer and practical meaning 1rishnen
on this eide NJ the Atlantic attach to this term.
They love our country rs II II were IN extern
sion OF their own. and our people az ~ Irish
blood courssd through III, voins of every
American. For tho first time. however. In the
history OF American politics, their symrathics
have been divided and their minds distracted
by the tssues of tho Presidential contest. For
and | sincerely thank God for tit Ia the nrst
time TINT Irlshmen In the Unitod States havo
boon found to break loose from the leadership
Of machine politicians md choose for them
selves candidate and party Werc no more
beneficial result than this to BIO derived from
the political campaign which has Just ended
think that our country ia to be congratulated
upon 1t. Naturalized citizens shall never again
Ire led to the ballot box like u flock OF sheep
blindIy and unreasoningiy following In the
wake OF q bsl'wether.
cat also mention hero, since an spcnking
OF Irish affection for orr country. that l have
boon both charmed and surprised by tho SIN
cerlty and depth Of that sentiment IA mani
tested in every company In which have been.
Men and women. the best and most cultivated
In the land. priests and loading laymen. unite
In loving tho United States with 20 true n lovo
that. as ono oi them expressed 1t 10 ne tho
other day. III America was Mt war with u for
eign enemy tomorrow we should raise in
single week one hundred good men and true
TO fight under the Stars and Str,pes."
No ono who ia acquainted with Irish history.
and With The cruel passions OF race and roig.
ion which bave driven Irishmeh to seok abroad
free room to live and to labor or who has
studied Irish nature at home can doub; for I
moment how much there Is OF loyal and con.
scanticus devotion in the gratitude tho sons
OF Erin profess toward their adopted country.
1t is only Gin 70 | have been reading. da, after
day. tho 'pnas of suffering ireland. on her
own soil and whilo listening 70 The popular
yoica ter M around mo It's hatred md its
love. us y aS and It's fears its thankiuln"ss
Tor holt il. rned its iron determined IN to have
red2n jnsticn. thrt ! rave understood
rsc9hcI" unalteraole nttchlnent to the land %
, ,hsii Ditlh W,ln = loyal M chlNalrons
~ nothing N AL history To be- compared To- the
intonse tenderness which tn" Colt chershes
t0r mis- oppressed country II tenderness in
every why pr9p?thonate t. the amount of
% v%s endured This prre ahh true love FOR
snli"r.lg, ireland eve doyi5ins. W lie widely
dcn. and eIcv .tipn. il like the Gu'f Stroan
rom ~" American shores, rum ina. d,en, warm.
i.nd irr 'SiSih'y toward the Green j.e. in spite
OF the NIGH, opposing masHes .! tho Arctic
currents. with their iceberss and ;her chilling
ntmcspl re-, Yes The loving. hrlpful srmDn-
thy OF America keeps hope ever li.iaG and ac-
Two In the souls o. Irishmen. as tie gen,al
their eoGnirv with everlasting vcriure and OK.
hanstlesa fertility.
:, A. tho begnr.ng OF last month wrote you
ton. he | intrnsted TO Mr.. Parneli in person
and to " IRISH parliamentary party the adyo-
dearest Il tsresis OF tho Irish Catholics. Since
Tho openil Of Pariament you may have no
mr.: 4 y. sulitsan and. 4 may b., ;aid without
by his cointenanca and direct, on.
J., In LonHon th- patriotic Archbishop Of Caslel
knew roriscty that he would have in in Unrd nal
hiannihG one VINO IN word and decd ami ife-
i2pE o ds;ntor hid sought to advance the cause
arc not aware OF tho fact that Ga, l'nai Man
ming fields TO no man living in f,dnlity 10 long
and moro than one Of the Tngsish B .,h%;
share his continents in, this respect The
on tie Into A. Suiyan p Is ia tGc r IN o,a
than one way. 1t is rebuke to Irish church.
men and ,laymer who did nor rssiate 70 utter
against ,he ii!usrriols deceased words OF de-
nreciatlon and censtre as unE.nerous ., they
the sullivan Tesfimonial fuud YOU viii NOT
iinm me names Of hail do&' Dublin secular
S'mo Gan read betweon tho line 4 of tn!s latter.
The truth ih that. in ad, eating an. pronot-
l, tG , cans" o' 'qta nhstinsnct among tho
England. Carolina Manning had n most clio.
puent and efficient hslpmato in hr. sullivan
also "very association favorab" TO rrncticS,
piotv nnu charity, 'Le interchangeable writer and
SnSo Ki IS q hat at al Il. ss2 o M
n n nc Ma E Ei H. Cardinal asks. Wher9
BIT thore Is. another Held in which Cardfrs,
Manhing ard Mr. Suil.Yan lab)rei constantly
and and ltSatlqiy toFGthsruIhGt Of Irish politics
both OF these noble- minded man knew TIA,
Westmin ter knows how insnparaby conj6inei
S With III e ca "i tor hq'a al OF
thsl lie tlAt whe9 Ireland asserts Eor r!xhr " to
10 DO hation. se'i-oy !stent aud elf-soyeI ming
In the soro ,ra which bofsll the Irish Church |
vas publ 'hed ~ The worid through some |
G@s s.n dltnted by the not?rion; EyrinEton.
III fHisitfl. liEs Dr. SrDke |
NJ Castel; !el thHt not only was 4. great wrong |
lono to Mr.. FARRELL and the Irish Parliament |
niy party but that very serious injury Was
lone to rcliGion its.it. English intrigue aud
authority Il irish churchmcn o. Lig., position. |
mad succ9nded in Obtaining from the Holy .;es
an oihcial censure oi the princ;p,c5. motiyes
ana ii,i acts o. the mon who were IN tho breach
dearest interests fighting for the right II tn
native Ir shman to live anf lab r on tae sol
WHICH had evermors belonged to h IL forefnth -.
=, Whlie the G"uraHeous, hrchb!shop OF ..shci
threw himself between Mr. Pnrneli rad 4 con-
domination based on the most iasrnnt mis-
tho Archbishop OF Westmin-
stei ana 1lr, Sulltynn lost not a moment in On
liEh'enin. the Holy soc about tn, real merits
OF :I enc case. memoir was drawn up-whnthcr
i 70 tho fruit OF their juint labor or not matters
iittla; i was inspir"d md ~ proved by the
copi"a only wore printed: One wa, soot in ali
haste T. the Sovereign pontin. Anoth-. vas
placed IN my hands on the vary day Alexander
4. Sullivan was buried, with til, injunction
that sholiG not then write about IL. | do so
low after NJ interval az two wcoEs ana lot
i lie sun he the first newspaper 10 publish to
the wprln this pregnant piece of int liCenca
Ere Ion. l hone TO Us abb to send you this
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