Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

county surveyors are oil great service noble provision
made for educating the people. who has
returned TO Ireland after four five years absence who dix
not say how much il had improved and how fast i'm
proving and this the country which be- bragh
by this shallow, vain, and irritable people, into boodshed
rebellion ~ a
The first thing to be done is to pay the priests and after
little time they win take the money. One
pair his cottage another wants buggy third cannot shu
his eyes to the dapdatons of cassock The draft is pay
able at sight in Dublin, by agents in the next market town
dependant upon the Dublin The housekeepe
of the holy impounate for money, and if is pro
cured by drawing for the salary be extoed by
and combinations from the ragged worshipper slowly
rowfully and sadly There will be opposition at FIRST
but the facility of getting the salary without the violence they
forced use, and the difficulties to which they
exposed in procuring the payment OF those emoumen Il
which they fairly entitled, will in the end, al
obstacles And il does not succeed what harm is done by
the attempt Ii the part OF this country the strong
disposition do what just and to apply the best remedy
the greatest evil but the very attempt would do good and
would be felt in the great Catholic nsurrecon, when
will All rebellons and disaections general and terrible
in proportion party has suffered and the other inflicted
any great Of Cancellation proposed in the spirit Of kind
remembered and renders less terrible and opens
avenues to peace gNa'&@ 3s.l
The Roman Catholic priest could refuse to draw his
larry from the without mourning the indignation of his
flock "Why are you TO upon for all this money,
when you ride Sligo Belfast and draw draft
upon Government for the amount " II is not to give
satisfactory this shrewd who is starving
to death.
OF course, in talking Of government payment to the
Catholic priest, it should be done with the utmost
fairness and good faith attempt TO gain patronage or to
make of the Pope stalking horse for playing tricks
Leave the patronage exactly you find IL and take the
greatest possible that the Catholic clergy have
suspect you this particular do like gentlemen, without
shutfng and prcvarication, leave it alone altogether
The most important step in Improvement which mankind
made the secession from the See of Rome, and the
establishment of the Protestant religion but though have
the snceest admiration Of the Protestant faith have no adj
mation of Protestant hassocks which there no knees
of which there superintendent Protestant
pressure of whole of enaness Protestant pews in
which human being Of the 500 secs of Christians
have passion for sacred emptiness pous vacuity
The emoumens of those vngs which there few or
Proestants ought after the death Of the present ncumbent
be appropriated part the of the predominant r
gon arrangements made for supersdng such utterly
useless ministers immediately securing to them the emou
ments they possess.
Can any honest say, that in parishes Gas is the
frequently in eland containing 200 1000 Catholics and
40 or 80 Professionals there is the smallest chance of the
joy being converted Are the Catholics Except In the
North OF Ireland, where the great mass are
gaining every where the Protesans The hhes were
originally possessed by the Catholic Church of Ireland Not
shilling of them devoted to that purpose An i'm
majority of the people Catholics they
church richly supported by the spols of their church
establishments whose tenets one-tenth part OF the
people believe. Is possible to believe this endure =
circumstances, always remain at the very of rebellion,
always ready explode when the finger of Daniel touches the
hair trigger for Daniel be said though he hates shedding
blood in small quantities. has objection to provoking kindred
nations to He very properly objects to killing or being
killed by Lord Alvaney but would urge ten thousand
Pats in civil combat against ten thousand Bulls His objec-
tons to small homcdes and his that he has regis
tered in Heaven is only against retail destruction and murder
by pecemea He does like to teaze Satan by dribcts
eternal torrents by persuadng eight million Irish
md
salt meat, but butcher each other in Gods to exter
mination. And what if Daniel desof what his death
Does Daniel make the OCCASION does the make
Daniel Daniels made by the bigoty and nsoence of
England to Ireland and till the monstrous abuses of the Pro-
tesant church in that country rec6ed there will always
be Daniels and they will always Of their dens
powerful and more popular than when you cast them in.
do not by this unusly and cowardy to down
OConne He has been of eminent service to his country
the question of Catholic Emancipation and am by
satisfied that with the qualification of vanity there not
mingled genuine feelings OF patriotism and deep sense of
the injustice done to his country His first however
flung him off his guard and perhaps he trusted much in
the mdiy of the present Government who by
composed of rresoute weak men.
II thought Ireland quite SAFE should still object to inus
ce could endure silence that the Catholic church
IF Ireland should be left in its present state but afraid
France and England afford to hght and, having
aved little money they WILL Of course, spend i in fighting
That puppy of the waves young Jonve will steam in
high pressure fleet; and then immense twenty
er cent income tax war; universal nsurrecuon IN Ireland
nd crisis Of misery and Distress which life will hardly be
forth having The struggle may end in favor, but it
not and the object Of political wisdom is to avoid these
trugges. Jolly Roman Catholic priests
their income without motive for sedion turbulence
want Patrcks at the oom cotton and silk factories
bringing up in the boys Ireland rich, happy, and quiet
ountry scrbblng, cardng cleaning and making calico,
mankind had only few days allotted 10 them for
ing clothes, and after to remain stark naked
Remember that between your impending and your past
with Ireland there this remarkable difference You
given up your Protestant auxaes the Protesants
Dyed in former disputes all the patronage OF Ireland they
ought only from religious hatred but to preserve their
monopoly That monopoly gone you have been candid
ind Just for thirty years. and have lost those friends whose
words always ready defend the paraly of the Go
aud to se the cry Of justice. The next will
he between Catholic and Protestant but between Ireland
md England.
have some belief in Sir Robert He is man of great
and must THAT this eternal OConneing
will do-that it is impossible il last We in
transition ate and the Tories may be assured that the Baro
net will go too fast. II Peel tells them that the thing
must be done they may be high time to do they
may retreat mounfuy and sulcny before justice and
common sense, but retreat they must when Tamworth gives
he word and in qucksep too, and without loss OF time
And let me beg Of my dear lras not to imagine that they
survive for single instant without Sir Robert that they could
form utra-Tory administration. Is there Chartist in
Great Britain who would not upon the first ntnaon Of such
attempt order suit Of clothes, and call upon the ba
ker and mkman for extended credit Is there political
reasoner who would not out of his hole with new
constitution Is there rogue who would not be
looking for his prey Is there honest Of
who does that universal disafecon and civil
would follow from the blind fury the childish preudces
and the deep ignorance of such sect have high opinion
Of Sir Robert Peel but he must summon up all his political
and do something session for the payment of the
Roman Catholic priests He must risk of shocking
he