The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-18
OLD TvFORGOTTEN THINGS.
~. PAtT'rSs Hay s~rm0a On Political
Nv Sluiben ln I.rraI lsr,ialn aud ireland.


'h" Time ever come when politi"al sEit aioTS
viii 'ra-.. 10 irar into The hshi The heart less
story ~ lrrland'> wrong aud Lngland'~
injustice Nre the mind- ol the people -
b" forever poisoned Nih the dismal ~
"ita' 81 platform and IN press Ut the tyranny
brutality and oppression of an ave gone bv'
Tie carnival ut animO-ltv. prejudice aud
'gnorAu,e 81 we'll ilti~t rated m the re-
e ont general ele-'ion will continue to
stain The body poltir IN ireland until tho
peopl" learn - study history in The proper
hight and weld ~ The actiVe principles of
modern rnlig ht eminent
n'tl the Irish -sceda from politics and
all "rer'l- and classes unite IN the common
'au-" nj their country welfare. Ireland
vii never cease 10 he a polite al ConundrIm.
always taxing tho diplomatic ingenuity Of
ahl" and dizintereStod statesmen A. Ion z
A. the Celti" race clings to useless brood
ing over tho treasured wrong. Of a hundred
years 80 long will the problem OF Irish
dl-C unient snd self government remain un-
solved
VI fair minded. impartial student Of his
tory can deuN that ireland vas governed
inr centuries IN tho mo-' stupid and on
ure~-tNs manner of which there IL any
record IN history The Irish people seem
tn forget that changes Of fundamental
and han"hiinr character viii come In the
natural ~euueuce of events when they a.
= rae" nrosc themselves caps hle amt wort nv
1T q lp'a' legislature 20 deal exclusively
NI'H the AFFAIR." VI ireland a. di-t inguished
from tho-" Ut the. empire Repeal NJ tho
uion or complete independence would
he imrra'' icab," and fraugh' with con-
- rurn'e- ruinou~ 20 The prestige. finance
Hni pro>p"rt'. Of the country. aud II -
destined 10 remain the dream and chimeri-
cal millennium Of i-innary patriots
an NOT acting the plTr NJ the impartial
historian. nor 10 I try 10 h. he partial
dI'nl"vr~' u English government IN Ire
land. but I clam thar the ~cntCh. Welsh
and Inrlt>h p-nr"- have suffered and
borne ~" burden u M '-goy rrnmsn, a. much
A. ftrT irish brethren The suffering NJ
~" brt'ish MASSES during the better mart
" the uul~isrnth century are enough to
"''ii" horror m ~" mint q. The most EASY
CONC "unvrnitontlt-' r. Justin Mccarthy
'rulv -ad
las inrcrr,r, Wr-e nerceiy srrsyed sgsinsi
each oih'r rnc ,a4,r Of eSch man class hiicd
him Win posit.fr 'sia'ici>m
GredpIlv howe, swung the pendulum
ot democrats, Ifs'ai-. amt slowly revolu-
tiou Nas 'Hrrt"t 20 q >n"'"~-iul issue. pri-
WariN ihro ~ the Inretpttting and indie
fatigahl" hhor~ of = lutte hand 81 social
rstorfu~r~. ana nv The Ure~enge II niRh
moral purpp-e and Of Ear seeing VOura ge1u-
nd ururrg APT HE -tate-uanship With the
Reformed Parliament of is1l m.'a sure after
mes -'Irc va Tas-.d for the benefit Of the
peupl" slavery was abolished In all the
colonies Of the empire. the Irish Satholl' :
we're relieved from paNtnR 'ertain "a Nr-
fu. 'h" -yUpoT' of The English Church. the
".UulHFUsUi of 'hildren IN factories WIS
r"ErII1l"i p. lIE. 7uEEinE IN tho army was
discontinued. and 'rade Nth the FAst vaz
thrown open 20 ~ about this time Mr.
IlId-tuu~ cam" into political prominence
when l- HHs appointed itrst Junior 81 the
lrat-ilrs hr ~ RDt-ar' psHi nsCem Der 20
lN' During hi~ puult' .sr~~r of ~iNtv-
three wears ms gr~g test achievements were
90. taTi1-. the oxford I uiversitN set the
ps-. Office - vinE- bank. Irish church dis
- re- DO. i-Iwent. the irish land acts aud the
trsu. Ii~"
mention the~e Few facts IN TO SANG 10
point ont thar Great Britain and Ireland
have both slowly euIsr ysd from the gloom
ami horrors OF utsgoyernnent into the "a " u
90. .r." .p-fIN. JAMS Rooms
49,. ~ ur EFSr. luwood March -