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THE CELTIC MAGAZINE.In dealing witli Celtic Literature, Antiquities, Traditions, and Eolkloro,-we must necessarily be Conservative. It is impossible for a goodCelt to be otherwise than conservative of the noble History of his Ancestors—inlove and in Avar, in devotion and daring. If any should deemthis feeling on our part a failing, we promise to have something to sayfor ourselves in future, and not only give a reason for our faith, but showthat we have something in the Higlilands worth conserving.In dealing Avith the important question of Sport, we cannot help takinga common sense view of it. "We cannot resist the glaring facts Avhich,staring us in the face, conclusively prove that the enormous progress madein the Highlands during the last half century, and now rapidly going on,is mainly due to our Higliland Sports. A great amount of nonsense hasbeen said and written on this question, and an attempt made to holdgrouse and deer resiônsible for the cruel evictions whicli have taken placein the North.Arguments, to be of any force, must be founded on factsand the facts are, in this case, that it was not grouse or deer which causedthe Highland evictions, but sheep and south country sheep farmers.The question must be argued as one not between men and deer, but betweenmen and sheep, and sheep against deer. "VVe believe there is roomenough for all under proper restrictions, and, to make room for more men,these restrictions should be applied to sheep or deer.We believe that it Avould be a wise and profitable policy for Landlordsas well as for Tenants to abolish Hypothec and Entail, and to grant compensationfor improvements made by the latter. We are quite satisfiedfrom experience, that the small crofter is quite incapable of profitablyreclaiming much of our Highland Wastes without capital, and at the sametime bring up a family. If he is possessed of the necessary capital, he canemploy it much more advantageously elsewhere. The landlord is the onlyone who can reclaim to advantage, and he can hardly be expected to doso on an entailed estate, for the benefit of his successors, at an enormousrate of interest, payable out of his life-rent.If we are to reclaim successfullyand to any extent, Entail must go ; and the estates will then bejustly burdened with the money laid out in their permanent improvement.The proprietor in possession will have an interest in improving the estatefor himself and for his successors, and the latter, who will reap the greatestbenefit, Avill have to pay the largest share of the cost.Regarding Emigration, Ave have a matured opinion that Avhile it is acalamity for the country generally, and for employers of labour and farmersin particular that able-bodied men and women should be leaving thecountry in their thousands, avc unhesitatingly assert that it is far Aviser forthese men and Avomcn to emigrate to countries where their labour is of
THE CELTIC MAGAZINE.real value to tliem, and where they can spend it improving land wliichwill not only be found profitable during their lives, but which will betlieir own and their descendants freehold for ever, than to continuestarving themselves and their children on barren patches and crofts offour or five acres of unproductive land in the Highlands. "We have experiencedall the charms of a Highland croft, as one of a large family, andwe unhesitatingly say, that we cannot recommend it to any able-bodiedperson who can leave it for a more promising outlet for himself and family.While we are of this opinion regarding voluntary emigration, we haveno hesitation in designating forced evictions by landlords as a crime deservingthe reprobation of all honest men."We shall also have something to say regarding the Commercial Interestsof the Highlands— its trade and manufactures, and the abominablesystem of long Credit which is, and has proved, so ruinous to the tradesmanj and which, at the same time, necessarily enhances the price of allgoods and provisions to the retail cash buyer and prompt payer. On allthese questions, and many others, we shall from time to time give ourviews at further length, as well as the views of those who diti'er from us."We shall, at least, spare no effort to deserve success.The Highland Ceilidh will be commenced in the next number,and continued from month to month. Under this heading will be givenHighland Legends, Old Unpublished Gaelic Poetry, Riddles, Proverbs,Traditions, and Folk-Lore.
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