The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
JOHN REDNONDS LE,DERSHIP
lsls Course ComRended as tl'e On'N 0nr
TNat wsn FReet ltslne nnle.

To wv Enron ~ las SvN-Si- In
Mr Green's letter ~ recent issue ~ IHE
srS he says among Other things The
elusive home rule hsrk has succeeded IN
drifting further away 20 day than vas
twenty-five years ago. when Statesman hke
Gladstone and Psrnell were ., the helm
ParnslIs claim 20 statesmsnship would Dc
very much stronger " he had submitted 'o
the ne ,ort,y rule ~ h,s own party ard The
lvtsh people and retired from leadership
instead ~ lesding . faction and dividing
q united party and nation When John
Redmond followed Psrnell N LEADING
faction against the me iorttv rule NJ ais
party Ne YES called . statesman bu' when,
more Ike = statesman he cav the error 81
hts wsvs ard began "a lead = united party
and people then he vas oall~d poor
politictsr" h. Nr 'freene aud the Sim
Feinere Uniting MT dividing . people
v the bee, evidence ~ sta'ssmspship snd
~ might have been the lesser NJ tvo evils
on the part ~ w Redmond 80 sdrns Nv
Healy and also the eTrs'i" Mr. ~ Rrien. 70
membership IN the part wh~n they sr
piled for admission after the late general
election n would help The -auss NJ unity
much more ~ ad-nT then, 'ha ground
81 their be,nE repentsn' prodissls. although
their action and course Sere uo@t TepTehen-
sible and false 70 the lr,sh "au=e
Neesrs Healy and O'BTien opposed the
bulge, on the ground that - imposed sH'ra
taNes on the Irish di@ttllers and wh,sker
trade. hut the PEOPLE would - delighted
N this great source 81 evil IN Ireland we've
ta1ed out 81 existence Most nj the de
tilleTs are anti-hoR,e rulers. and nssTlv all
Of those thar support The trade are ~ veTv
little nae 10 the cause of Ireland
There vas no other course for John Rod
the course they have been pursuing Ihey
are acting With q decent regard for the
opinions of mank ind. rather thsn ~" op'n
IONS Of 'he misguided though Perhsy~ vol
meaning Sim feiners The IRISH issd.Ts
must per-eVeVa to the end and make ~"
best terms possible with the party moot
d'spoaed 80 do Justice 20 Ireland
some day y may dawn upon Brush
Of a nsiEhhoT state would r. SsIer Tor 'hs
empire than tho same state made hostile
~ long continued nppTe-sioU and injustice
peTstEttnE IN "Nses-ivc AID unjust - nation
losi he 'nued STATE - England The
~ensele-~ and htgc'ed opponents ~ N" ir'-h
cause in England are we'll aware 'hR' ~"
sNieten~s ~ home ruie w legislative indc
p@Ddencs In Ireland would ~ very -h"rt
lime give the lie 10 the of ralEaiSd Ian
d~Tou- EXAMINATIONS ~ English statesmen
against catholic Intolerance. disorder aud
Irish in~aVactty for sef gov erumeni
Ireland'- proximity IN England - "n~ 81
her great mi-fortuns- " ireland ere a.
Distant a. Australia, canada "r South
Africa ~h" wight ~ ENJOYING tbs. same self
government and prosperity ireland dem
onstratsd to the eOTtd her raparitv for
self government during her eighteen '"ars
~ Legislative tnd"psnden~~ until the si'-
rur-ed act nj union. and during that Isrtusi
her poI,ulat ton increased - over sighi
millions and she endowed great pFo~l seFttN
and happiness Sr Rotor Name ant Other
political economists maintain that ireland
through self government AMI Tho slsN slop
maintain = population ~ ts,EntSp
BEpuKLTN, March Is . X NtErHN