The professional world., 1903-04-24
HARMONY PREVAILS.
Landlords lndorse the Proposals OF
Irish Tenant Farmers.

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n,,,,;,, A.u 90 Tho Ir;sb land.
,ords and tbe Ir;sb tenants have unit.
"a IN asl;na narliament To mass the
Wvndhnn land hill as amended by
The D,,hiin convention The conyen.
tion aSiorrned after having agreed up.
on ali amendments desired. Then Lord
D,,nraven Lord Mavo and Cant.
Sbama'Tay,or renresentinp the land.
1ords not and indorsed the amend.
r,ant. This II ie asserted practical.
y, nssrres The massage Of tbe act
S,myoirs I'm tho work of the conven.
80, Inbn Pedmona last night issued
tba foIIowino signed statement.
srrba conyention was tho most i'm.
rortant nationaiist assembly held in
Ireland durine the last hundred wears.
tf its racom mmendations be substantial.
iy carried ont Inv the government the
~ 80 I, nroetion U;u he Settled and thc
Whole future of ireland will he full of
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pT Pho convention,s recommendation
mil, ho s,,nnorted bv the members of
tha ,ond nnpfererce and they will be
nrosanted To The government as the
Sanoande Of hotb landlords and ten
ants have the strongest possible
bnno thot Tho government will have
tS~
.,,s .,i -. vii tho reer,t will he
an Soos wS", 80 ,bo IonS war "a
tne ao .h ,,niar of ai, ciaeses and
arnSn l., ri no,,ntrv with the ineyi.
eat,Io n,,tt ~ 80 tba concession almost
;s,a;otoi, aortainIv within the life.
tir,a of The nresent generation. of n
..to,, s no+;onoI salf'govarnment
~ ..I aat,,ioto tbo whole Trish rare
=. t go nhrood on TIC most mar.
n;enont ras,,,, oe The lahors sacrifices
IN n,'yor;ua.. ~ tho mon who hay1
ua,,otod anu r. ir;sb nationaI move.
a. -, ~ iost Gov, vears and VINO
hnna vii, i've IN see the triumph
!, ~, vi III oirios Tbis blessed sit
VI ,,a.i t., iroair duo 70 tho napnifi
oant s,,nrnrt 1,,e have received from
w. 1r;st ~, u,or;ca and America,
n,,b,in nninion generally
"tOHN REDMOND"
e. ot az hmendrents.
~ n,Conror snmning nm vester
H., oooad;nos cold Iaet night.
u"y :sT,p pio neendnentS n the land hill
raroa dan,ands for moro Iibera
t.oo.,,t ~ tha oongested district
ond Of the ahorers There was al
an;,,otas hut Good humored discussio,
81 ,ha ratontion of on eighth as a rem
ch.rge nronosed bv Mr.. Dayitt an,
mvself the former representing view
in favor Of the naturalization of til
land while 7 nut forward those O
peasant proprietary. Ultimately tn
resolution was adopted condemnin
the eighth, but retaining a technica
rent charge"
One of the most important amend
roents was that proposed by Michat
Dewitt that the principle of he Ame
lean homesead law be added to tn
land bill to Safeguard the peasant
from the results of improvident bo
rowing and the operation of land graI
bers and land jobbers."
Pleas for Evicted Tenants.
An amendment of Mr.. O'Brien pr
viding for extending financial assis
ance to the evicted tenants was we
coined, but many of the delegate
wished to go further.
Patrick Flynn of the Cork branch {
the United Irish league, man {
great girth, with a shillelah in or
hand and broad brimmed hat in tn
other. then mounted the platform. II
appearance created laughter.
Il did not" said Mr.. Flynn, tray
150 miles to be laughed at"
A few seconds later Mr.. Flynn hel
the convention spellbound by the G.
traordinary eloquence with which h