New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
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81 FRo.f "eN ~ ~. - V'''' i->' o1E''F.NI'
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81 n,.,,,. 90
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s''''''" J'''' vi ''e'''"' 'hsh lhat
yescnl'" 'y '"e 'i'S" Priesthood m inc Rcfcst
I looyemcnt. Unlike tina Clergy al the Unite
fS,,lts. they take ao ACTIVE, ,,,,l am, .,cc
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.'''''' al
ls-u ~ nv" III ''e ''fi'ie1 fnFifr q"
J tafy w-"f Nie Democratic aspect. into tbs
COMP, Mon" have they been c.,si hy the p,Ill;.
t. ACTON of centuries r!on.cl d., -;
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''e '''!i
1 ''''S ''.'' ''s' ''''E ''sourrc W4S
lihe !'Ne and protection o. the people. Vow,
lSaea the lcjgring oll.arc;,v would ,cl.,cl diem,
ON that people hy :, treasury. ,n t,s,, ,,.. ,,,
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:" NV 'i',' so'i'c sup
IpoSe 'he N"t''Ui'V !.'S'hood 10 hc influenced N
Ihcir struggles Tor Repeal by the rope OF sccing
l;beir Church rise INTO a splendid STATE appendsyc
lg4,sv sro x-oug. The Anglican CI,,rc,, -.
,-.o,cd -. tho Obi. ,.......I,...-.,
N'' 80, - va NV
I9Ioad'st P'Hcip'c' ".F arguments, repeated
or ages, have sunk INTO, almost become portion
] d the peoples hearts. Admitting that the Catholic
fPncsthooi wish power, this very wish would PIE
ven, Il State conncXon No Priesthood ever vel
had 81 deep hold on the affections of The people
| IS the Irish Priesthood; and they possess this
| hold from Their entire dependence on the cominu.
tncsntS. While the iaSlish Clergy appeal 10 the
l5lyonct for ticr support, the Irish Gerry de
e1nj on the voluntary gifts of their tlockS Thus
.hc former show themselves in the attitude OF w.
-an.S. while the latter make the stipend a matter
| II pure bencvolencc, duty and religion. The
Priests OF Ireland could not, in the event of the
Iulumph of Reconstructed. even in case of total
,epa-.,ion from Great Britain-conycrt their cha.
ocs INTO Temples "bvlaw establishment AGAINST
such inio,,ilv ,hcy are fully committed
wish every American could see with his own
yves rs have seen the eminent Democratic ma.
lure of Rcocai. Not Sepcndiry entirely on the
Editorials of the Liberal press, or on the sacccb.
Is of Liberia! orators, have watched very care
July the toac Of conversation among RcDealers-
and the Democracy of my own country is hot
more adverse than they 10 all monopoly. re-
gard the leading RepeaeTs OF Ireland as ripe Tor
Repubiicansm but al The same time they might
not, from motives of home and foreign policy,
carry the doctrine to an extreme Let the fact
tina; O'Conncll has proclaimed Ills desire to see
every male over twenty-one years of age through
J out the United Kingdom entitled 10 suffrage, be
sPeIpetuaiiy kept IN the remembrance OF America.
The Llbera.or. It is true, Is regarded by many
Of his ccuntrymen who are deeply Tbucd with
the doctrine OF equality, as comparatively Con.
sentative. Let han be. Ii Universal Suffrage
is granted the very institutions g. S0ciol dhI pa
itical baiaaceS'" which he would preserve, would
receive their death-bow from his own grand re.
form measure
From all | have observed IN Ireland, feel
American sympathy towards this land 10 be syni-
p.thy towards struggling Democracy.
have had the pleasure OF much OF Father
Matthew's society. One aware OF has great lame
and wonderful cXertionS, would be surprised to
see SO youhful-looking parsonage as he Is
sThe!e Is scarcely gray hair III ms dark iocEs-
us eye has al! the lGstre OF twenty hye-hs iEahe
& IS remarkably stout, and has step as elastic as Il
4 mCuntalneer's. BY invitation SUpPcd ana
tbreakfasied with hiul, 50 that had an ample op
fportuni.v OF observing the man. HIS convcrsa-
Elton is lively and Ieined-occaSioDaliy humorous
He seems t1 he well ACQUAINTED win the progress
Eof T.mnerauce IN the In,ed States, ana the OK
lemons NJ ,,,yo our DISTINGUISHED! ,cco,aer5.
fiI con.,a,,I,,;e Iuvselc ,ha. ,n alb. L. inirt.
St,,,as, lv..hugioni,n army of Father Mathew 5
ssmentou 10 yisil TIE New u ORD IN short tini,.
NHe told me he SHOULD pay 1t visit IN The A,l-
Imwu. bu, rnentions III i iclrer received from hn
fance his inability 10 embark 50 soon. think
ne NAV Sc: down ms appearance IL our country
sometime during The neat spring.
HIS '.eivlng the pledge" is >oicnn, affecting
nd sublime / saw Ia the Cepuchin Church
aousants knooI, and, an'd s'n'!'s and subs ana
| Aessings, receive has m'nisifat!oh. If any o"e
xkcd me, 10 what Il" 70" attribute taticr
Mathews vas, power ~ would rePy--io ms
S'Su"'' va - -, -, I., fo-
Ia0i'''' ,.,a,,j ,.t ,;s;,I. .,lor,
:. I.Lc croyyn gI,ou his brow what he
has Effected 10 Ireland ho~- nc has prepared the
ope not only 10 gam ou' 10 ENJOY ana 70 pre-
rpcGum During q 81 ~ Ol SOME Hi'i'liiS