The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01 00:00:00

GRAND' ORANGE LODGE OF ULSTER

AT a MEETING of the GRANDthiAiCiaiLeibGE
of ULSTER, held in Coleraine, on MONDAY, the
23d day of June, 1845, the following resolutions were.una-
nimously adopted:--
Resolved,-1. " That being impressed with the de-
cided opinion that processions, however well conducted,
are not calculated to produce any very good or beneficial
effect upon our members;' that they have afforded oppor-
tunity for scurrilous and seditious jourigliand dis-
loyal and traitorous demagoguesi.toindulge their morbid
propensities at the expense qfriood and loyal men—we
hereby call on all our brethren thrrulhout Ireland, who
are in connexion with,tlT6Grand Lodge of Ulster, to avoid
any display on the,oming-12th of July, which may tend
to a breach of the peace."

2. " That we view with alarm and sorrow the gigan-
tic ' schemes of encouragement to Popery which a ' god-
less' ministry appear determined to carry out; and feeling
assured that further measures for endowing idolatry, and
affording a premium to disloyalty, are in contemplation,
we hereby declare such measures to be subversive of re-
ligious truth, dangerous to the constitution, and directly
contrary to those principles which seated the House of
Hanover on the throne of Great Britain."

3. " That, having watched the gradual development of
that accursed system of' Ribbonism, which, although dis-
guised under many appellations, we have every reason for
believing to be guided and directed by a similar power,
and aiming at the same objects as those of 1798, and suc-
ceeding years; and being convinced that the main objects
of those who wield this fearftil engine are the restoration
of the heirs of the House of Stuart, the re-assumption of
the forfeited estates, the handing over of the temporalities
of the Irish Church to the- Romish Hierarchy, and the
full establishment of Popery•in.Great Britain and Ireland,
we hereby declare that the only power which has ever
successfully coped with this traitorous combination is that
of Orangeism ; that the success which now appears to at-
tend the cause of Popery and Ribbonism has been mainly
owing to the dissolution of the Orange confederacy ;- and
accordingly we pledge ourselves to use every exertion to
increase and maintain that loyal system, and to render it
as effective as possible."
4. " That we hereby tender our grateful acknowledg-
ments to those brethren, and citizens of Derry, who, upon
a late occasion, so generously came forward to assist their
suffering brethren."

5. "That our best thanks are due, and are hereby
given to those zealous champions of Protestantism, ' who
are fighting anew the battle of the Reformation.'"

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