The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-03 00:00:00

THE CHESTERFIELD HOUSE MEETING.

The Chesterfield House meeting has inflicted a
heavy blow and sore discouragement upon the Irish
Protestants. They are complaining bitterly that
neither Lord Derby, Lord Cairns, nor a single
English bishop was present, and that the Marquis of
Salisbury said nothing, and the Duke of Abercorn
nothing of any consequence. The meeting of Con-
servative peers will probably take place on Saturday.
All idea of rejecting the Irish Church Bill is said to
be abandoned. The chief point which their lord-
ships will have to consider is, how to deal with the
bill without further strengthening the belief of
the Orangemen that 'their leaders have deserted
them.

The Dublin Ecening Mail is full of wrath at the
way in which its clionts, the Irish Orangemen, have
been betrayed. Not the bitterest Radical could be more
bitter against the Conservative party than the organ
of high Toryism. The admission refused to the
press and the " cooked" report were, we are told,
portions of a conspiracy by the Conservative party
to stultify this demonstration, and render futile what
might have been a splendid opportunity. There were
but seventeen peers present, and among those whowere
absent was the Duke of Marlborough even. The
whole affair has now degenerated into " a hole-and-
corner" rieeting, over which the London papers
make merry. But there is one good purpose which
this failtre has served. It has determined the
Orangemen to break with the Conservative party,
and to ally themselves with the old Whigs. The
Marquis of Clanricarde was to be waited
...upm-
yesterlay. The Earl of Shaftesbury
aniilaid is
-Westbury were also to be visited Meiling with
sadly fearful that it is too late leve been met with
the latter peer, for his off' nit
exceeding
coldnessrevolution- is hurrying on with
of the Conservative
leders. NV bile ioe _jioncikuesyelf with
Club.
fearfulwritni speed. g
for
Says the Mai/ :-
11:eoridnDstreurbayioins rgutsiiizeig
ts that the practice of runui ig
Derby suggests " The curious felicity of the. irony with., whhioclriseis.onrad
tio,rboteersetia_criothaptee,lle,
Delegates
doubtless be unders
toodi
to win b now so cd to by the o.
k ht tl
be did 2/ot intend to win neNt day. They now know
that "yittisn
whom.
ot their journey,' but they may nia ew a ley
of his lordship's friendly hint that,' a nimble
can u
ninepence is better than a slow The joke is
undeniably good, even. though its point ma be more
pleasantly apprecite,l in the cloisters of Mayneoth than
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LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1869.

All kinds of sinister anticipations are being now
very freely indulged in by the enemies of Imperialism,
in consequence of the results of this last General
Election .in France. According to their opinion--
the wish being, of course, father to the thought
the BONAPARTE Dynasty is at this juncture in
lent peril of being swept from the scene altogether.
.lcordir,g to them, NAPOLEON 111., after holding
pow6r for upwards of twenty years—first of all for
about four years at the Elys6e, as Republican Pre-
sident, afterwards for upwards of sixteen at the

Tuileries, as EMPEROR—is to terminate his career as

Master of Franco. Tl“,re is to be a owileversement.
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WILLIAM T. `'IAN, Secretary.