The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-03 00:00:00

IRELAND AS IT IS.

411.03 t THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL OF TUESDAY.)
One thing is pretty evident, and we cannot, nor
• 'will not disguise the fact—the Administration
Ltlreland is now essentially Roman Catholic. This
another change on the conciliation gamut, and the
acts are already observable. Hitherto we have had
Popish Lieutenant piping to a Protestant Secre-
Z 73 and he would not dance ; a Protestant Chan-
i;uor lamenting to a Popish Attorney-General, but
Would not mourn. The discordant elements
l'‘tuld not combine, and their confusion at once gene-
etlti-d and cherished those distractions which now
Culse this unfortunate country. Matters being
:circumstanced, the see-saw of interests is
04riged to another fulcrum. The libratien of the
itical balance has taken a new turn, and the in-
titteeney of poising one officer against another, coun-
fcheeking the weight of Protestant Ascendancy
eh the grasping activity of Popish ambition, is
Itricloned for the more open course of making the
e4ll Administration what it now is, essentially Papist.
Leent appointments have afforded opportunity to
cit conciliating Cabinet of still preserving their
tit?tirite tactic, indecision, and of keeping its ope-
-144°4 a little further from the field of view. It is
t4e that the Irish Government has been freed from
toscillation of discordant forces; its weight,
tever it may be, is settled into one scale. The
i%7.(1 Lieutenant is Popish. The Chief Secretary
,aquestionably Popish. The ChanCellor is viru-
tlY Popish. The Attorney-General may be con-
qted neutral. And what, we would ask our
Qi.P, has this happy adjustment produced ? The
iiwer is short, but it is terrible. It is comprised in
aqtgle word, but, alas one of awful import—
t. Yet Protestants are told not to de-
tZli they are told they have nothing to fear. Let
0 look to the British Cabinet as at present con-
teted. Let them look to his Majesty's Ministers
t the First Lord of the Treasury, to the Leader
he House of Commons, to the Chancellor of
ofig„Land, to the Law Officers and Law Advisers
1116‘._`" Crown—to the Heir Presumptive to the
Pti,,"oe, and to the majority of persons holding
t 1),,, of high trust and responsibility. Whatever
English Cabinet gains in Protestantism, is more
,eounterpeised by an accession of Popery into
Vish Government. Profound wisdom ! Ad-
conciliation ! Unrivalled reciprocity. The
)acted state of Ireland if national distraction be
wits of bad government, speaks trumpet-tongued
merits of the liberal system. Six months
t, of the same policy, and ---

\t,)3runswick Auxilidry Club, will, we have
to believe, be promptly formed at Derriagby.—
Zveoting Mail.
Q 143 riot at Ballybay, in which a person was
,444:1 Wu a dispute among some Orangemen, and the un-
-4Nlte Person who lost his life was a boy. An inquest
the'll held and a verdict of wilful murder returned—by
znittf:iertious of General THORNTON, the person who own-
Poit. the act has been apprehended.—Dublin Evening

Mare - •
11/
parthotlY
lic* Ca Il
'loodit U GEMEN.These men cry aloud for
.r 4 for blood enough—for " torrents."
us range Nothing short
uld he at' athop4tral massacre, of as universaletrmination of the
AP that the iin People of Ireland will content them. 'the people
and theY . ; their rights
as one man—you must he cut off from
enter Bal' 'sv,;:r4 id the earth—utterly annihilated. This is the
ty Tyrone) t,, . *hie', the ila, post. Catholic people have received.—Dublin
mi.. Law.
would etv A110%7, 1
MPORTANT.—We have just learned
know boo'
,I ,t ,Importantthree fact, that at the Cabinet Council which wa
i Dundalli'
seat
t,,,, o'clock on Friday afternoon, the Governments
1 alarmed' ,of the Catholics.
outlines of a plan for the complete Emancipe-
call. The 1
~1.61: AxcaTscEli:s. Despatches were sent to the Mar-
that there ,tulatiorl ef the
Ministers,
Friday night, communicating the
and authorising him to make it
Bey
tesiniwitivei tjkat4iol..scu.cpnuarzner as he may deem most expedient.
IJ
ccomroentt • 1...,,,r1/ it. Ig.rwicKEß —A Brunswick emissary
I . do, 110 de in the fair of 1-I.olycroes county Tipperary, on
~ r L...-lie hoped a harvest—butP the season is
nxious jet,
gene-
man of the :filth,'
I:44,:ivicicyusr,anbotisHe wheeled his stick and cried out,
time—lets, us stand too.ether—
raan:llieddlified ' ;tit
cietilt‘T.iil
et ,' ctlw, ai
nnkd i bi
i_iyrc oof
an
eEenough—he was understood
of holdi"'
Ay .he found himself "up to
pei
ready. 4"t of 11i the riv.er."— general meeting of the Magii-
nrie,4' . .t*to PPelarY Is to he held at Cashel the 6th of Oc-
shirl at Consider the necessity of augmenting the police
coup • '‘, turnent
, on the reduction of the Peace Preservation
with 14'. '''.bublin Eve '
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