New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
A VAIL FROM FROUDE.
=, ooMy VIEW OF THE FATE OF IRELAND.
HOME RULE WILL NOT BRING PFAOh-oA' PFAOh no,'N'
AND PRoTEsrAHTs CANNOT LIVE io""
my cAmr TO THE TRIBUNE.l

ASD PROTESrANTS CANNO' LIVE
,pY CABLE TO THE TRBUNEl
c.,,r,cs- = 1886 North American cable Ne~s 70
r,nox lime flames Anthony Froude,
,,,or,an writes IN a most gloomy vein OF the irish
80, for self.governmeut Should the Home i'uio
o,s,r.s OF Mr. Gladstone ultimately prevail Mr. rou"o
ueves that there I've no peace III ifeian"
,he two races between whom that country isaNoco WI"
M, he able to i've together one OF 'ne o'nc'' "0 soy
,, ,ces another home Notwithstanding The result Oh
the division to-n'ght HIS ie'''i' e" " ~
,e read with interest: 49,,
Won AJAX me to say shortly what | think OF th'S
Irish business The Irish are all unchanging p'ope'
The Nationalist movement Is repetition OF 'he
which have been time to time already n"oo - ~.
ireland of the Ango-scoich settlers those a''o"p'
,,iled and II the English and Scotch settlers n'o
.ha,gea this attempt will fail. This remains " ~
.aen We ara now In the nth act OF the oa vi '" -,
has pleased the Liberal party In Eos""o' ,,.rt .nd
historical representatives OF the Lung o :. ,o.ler
tho Revolution 3 Element OF iooo, " Al, c,ao
Win the religious opinion OF Laud' onuo' "'
49,. W." ,,,.ncs IN ~ have been persuaded To res"ru
A., pro,estant establishment IN Ireland as uPas roe'
rhev have blown into flame the ola Nauopa1''s "'"0
They bsve destroyed tho Protestant poh''c"'
opdhave now been invited to conPiete 'hoir WON ""
hand the Anglo Scotch colony over 10 oe ru0u ~
whom, il was painted Ireland to control lacy
recoled at tho ias' 'no"i'"' ~
crown to base ,. nm
Romanists democrats. sentimental "'hei"'o' Voc
,ho ,re carried away by oIatory still stann oS
, lossonc together with large mass OF stupid peoPe
who have no creed but party. Lipefs's Vi 'ne o '
,ow.v.r have returned to the traditions OF th' "'
Advanced Radicals like Mr.. Cham0erlain see io oe''
. aor,sce the Impcrisl greatness OF their country W
the discontent OF faction whch VIII not 'o 'o"so"'
with eauaitv. but demand to rule III what 'hS o"'' '
ovn land The question before us IL Whe'hol VIC al" "
oow the Empire to he dsnegrated and the frotes'a"'
ova interests so laborlousy built up by our g eat
,,ara, ,pce.tors to be tramped under foot cannot
,. what the constituencies Will give. This only Is eear
IN me-tbat the races between whoh irei"nu 10
r,dea will not be able henceforward to i've together
,horo The world is wide aud the other VIII seek
another home. - ., ,,.
II England decides to uphold the Union the ha.'o
,.h will not hear another disappointment ana Will 20
"a so ma,IWof them have gone already. II the Duoih
permanent ia set up and have control over the Exec
vs and ne .upreme the four provinces PROTESTANT
1rs,.r W in refuse to submit If there IL civil war ana
4, ,Eny,.pd does not interfere Ulster will hold her owh
,arhans do more It's possible, however, that we may
the spectacle OF our own peopo oo
nailed by our bayonets into subectoh " nune'
raj majority OF their enemies and ours IL this 10 so-
,na ,ong drama is to wind up thus in shame ana
,,,om,nv-then think that Ike the Pilgrim Fathers
the ,-l,ermen will gather their property ana move OH
hevond the reach OF English faction TO some distant
coopv which they will into independence as 'heir
grea,-grsndfathers assisted the Americans
Twill not speculate the fate OF Ireland oue she WI"
.niov tho satisacon having brought down into the
ans, her old oppres England cannot keep order
IN Ipd which 1. at her own doors the fates will not
trust her much longer with the charge of an Empire.
JAMES ANTHONY FIR UDE.