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FRIDAY. JUNE 23. 1897
FEAST AX I) FAST.
The Telegram takes the Irish peo-;
pie to task for their counter-demon- j
stration on the occasion of the queen's J
jubilee. Its criticisms arc r.ot just. !
Much as may be said of Queen Vic- j
toria and her reign, there is but little
in it, to cause Ireland's sons any exu j
berance of joyful demonstrations. '
Of England's advancement since ;
Victoria was placed upon the throne, 1
there can be no question. Her do-1
minions have grown, her wealth mul
tiplied over and over again. As has(
been truthfully said, "she owns a '
large part of the land and all the!
t-eas.'" England has prospered and (
grown as few, if any, nations have
equaled in the same length of time.
Englishmen have just cause to feel .
proud.
How is it with Ireland? When
Queen A'ietoria ascended the throne
.Ireland is credited with having !),
000.000 people. How have they
been affected in the sixty years of
her reign? The census tells a sug
gestive stoiy. Today Ireland has
:i,;300.000 Irish population. Sixty
years of Victoria has driven .V00,
000 of Ireland's children out of their
native home. It is an eloquent crit
icism of England's policy toward her
sister isle. Nor was it deserved.
While the iron heel of British rule
was crushing the life. out of Ireland's
industries, Ireland's sons were carry
ing the English tlag gallantly to new
conquests. With Corcoran at Ualak
lava, with Clive in India, in Asia's
jungles or Africa's deserts, wheicver
English greed or English interests
compelled war, Ireland's sons shed
os gallant blood as ever glorified a
battlefield. What was her reward
and their's? Let the spirit of Robert
Emmett answer. In 1817 and '-18
English landlords mercilessly com
pelled the Irish tenant to sell his
grain to pay rent, and there being a
failure of the potato crop, 1,."U0.000
Irish people starved to death. Eng
land did nothing for them, and the
people of the United States appalled
by their suffering, by generous con
tributions prevented that number
being perhaps doubled.
Ireland owes England nothing but
that love which the Senegarnbian
helot felt for the master who scourged
him to his work with lash and blow.
Queen Victoria's reign has been a
great and glorious one for England ;
but Ireland has gained nothing but
suffering and cruel treatment for it,
and the past sixtj' years disclose
nothing that would, or should, cause
Ireland to rejoice over England's
glory.
Victoria's policy towards Ireland
was but a continuance of that of her
predecessors; but that does not re
lieve it from the charge of cruelty.
The Irish are a pathetically light
hearted people, brave, long-suffering,
hopeful. If they were not, their
race would bo but a incinorv toda'.
It may not have been good taste
to display mourning on so joyous an i
occasion. It may have been really
wrong to hurt an Englishman's feel
ings at such a time. It may bo that
politeness, especially Irish politeness,
would have dictated, there being n
lady in the case, that Ireland should
insist she enjoyed her treatment for
the past sixty years. It may he that
the memoiy of Irish blood vainly
shed on Irish soil for Ireland's rights,
should have been for the time for
gotten. Hut all of these things would
have been lies. Ireland sees Victo
rla's reign through Irish eyes, and if
they tee not with llio same vision as
Kiiglislnnen, lot the latter remember
that those eyes have been too often
blurred with tears from cruel, wicked
and inhuman treatment.
Kngland has cause to rejoice; but
no fair-minded student of Hnglish
history can truthfully assert that he
land has not abundant cause to
mouin.
The Condon fJlobe, noting the ap
pointment of T. Lyons to the olllcc
of townsitc commissioner at .luneau,
Alaska, without intending it calls at
tention to one of the things that
cause a deficit in the national treas
ury. It says: "This is a position
that pays $2000 a year salary, and
will require only a small portion of
his time. In addition to this he can
perhaps make double as much out of
his law practice." If it requires
only little of his time, why so largo
asalaiy? Congress would do well
to turn its attention to economizing,
instead of trying to raise revenues to
meet extravagant expenses,
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There frrow.s upon the Minds of the
Atlantic joast. at least as far north ns
the Virginia line, a little cactus with a
pretty yellow I lower. It nourishes in
the dryest seasons and where nouyht
hut bare sand is visible for many
square yards. The secret of its sturdy
frrowth amid hard conditions is found,
perhaps, in the character of its roots.
They are loiiff and touh. like twine
cords, anil, radiatinr in several direc
tions, they convey to the plant what
ever moisture the ground contains for
yards around. Oddly enough, too, this
cactus, when torn up by the roots and
conveyed north. seems to live on indefi
nitely under entirely new conditions,
its roots cut short, planted in clay soil,
and abundantly watered.
lirttain'h ICo:;nilari("i.
The Uritish make the proud boast
that on the queen's dominions the sun
never sets, but recently compiled sta
tistics ffo to show that on the central
and most important part of those do
minions it seldom rises, (ieorjre V.
Hell told the Koyal Botanical society
the other day that dnrin,r hist year
Knrland had had l.'JH hours of sun
shine out of a possible 4,M), and that,
he said, was better than for the last
live years, of which the average, wa.i
1,0:; hours, llerehited as a remark
able tact that one day recently the sun
had shone in the ."-ooiutyV. gardens for
eifrht and a half consecutive hours, an
almost unprecedented thing at thit
beason of the year.
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