Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
GRAr BRIrTIANs NEW vC.
TIERS,

ne next British Parliament will bo
erected by a very different constitn-
Ghcy from that which chose the present
IN tAe English and Scotch bnrouoh.
mere "lil not be much chanUe In
'le English countries and all t6a IrisL
constituencies except Trinity Colleoe
there will be a revolution -
IN Ireland there used 10 ba bor,,
mold suffrage. The English VIM,
peIeu catholic emancipation bv enact
ing property qualification. As con.
sequence, many Irish boroughs are in
NE ne hahds OF small majority The
wings eXulted when Tyrone Comfy rn-
turned Mr.. Dixon, and not Mr.. par
nells candidate. Observers on the enot
asserted that Mr. Dixon would b5vo
iIau no chance if every HOUSEHOLDER in
the county had had a vote. The 6ixI
ohs generally will retire to private lif,
lU Uhe next election, and ParneIl will
20 up TO st. Stephens with four out of
every hVe members in his FOLLOWING
HlSnJy Home Rule members nov
eVeT' would count for little unless tho
TWO great parties should bemore even
~ divided than they now ar. ~.
elShty are formidable hp,.,n.. Of ,ii-
great likelihood that they viii ba rni,,
forced strongly from the Enolisb con,,
S'es' III Ihtse counties it is the In.
pOIo'S' nov the landlords or the tenant
farmers, vino will elect the members
1ney are in much the same franz nf
m!nd as are the Irish tenants M.
VIII not be satisfied by any such half
way legislation as the Irish land Inv
IC-ls not redress of farmers oriev-
alces IhaI they want, but land for Them
serves. They want land. allotmnnts
round their houses. pasturnoe far -
COW or goat, that their children no,,
nave milk. These things the far.
III ,llels resist their getting. They prefer
70 nave Ihem kept on such a footino ~ |
WI make Ihem ready to work for The |
Pl.Iance mat mat keeps body and soul fo-
gether. The dav for that is oone hv w.
Inc cry Of the farm laborer is echoed
from the English borougbs Tbo 49, n",,,
II-" i','u'caIS Recognize the justice of these
C,,..,.'.I: ,iC'i,'''it'S' The Old Radicals were
III their loyalty to the let-alone
a uoc'IIiies. They held that the State is
'he Policeman aud nothing more. The
nc" c9lIectivi5t Radicals, represented
oy MI Joseph Chamberlain. have
turned their backs ON all that They
9eHeVe that wherever the action of in
llVldual interest has failed to secnro
me general welfare the State NAV in
-erpoSe to secure that welfare. Tbnv
OeIieVe IN enabling lhe cities to buv ont
ma rehuIid the whrIrsomr ruol,eries in
|Hhlch the city poor are lodged. whether
ne owners wish 10 sell or no. Thai
'ircady Is the law in England II i
iot long step TO saying hat the com
les may iorre the sale of land for Ia
'oTers hlIotImeuts, or To furnish on
TanchlStd peasants with holdinUs
mere l. Is that Mr Parnrll will find
leipS 10 carry cut his plan for Ireland ,
ie wants not Al law to make the fem
nus position more tolcrablc. but Il law
enable the small tenant to bnv Lis
oidihg: lie wants Parliament to com
el the landlord To sell and 10 adv,nno
money to enable the tenant to INV I
he should display in the future -
i.ne "I me astutCncss he has shown 7
lready, there will hr great British I
anu League armed with the votes az .
ne larm labOrers and the Radic,i d
..orkmen, fighting for the same NIL r
imselt Nothing can prevent tb1t q
Ac'Pc the continuance of dynamite il
'rrorlsm. The dynamitards are the O
ofst enemies he has to fear. and tbov a
re not under his control in the Ieasi
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