New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
From or Eve-i-s Eti;sea q yesterday

Some OF or city P-pcrs favored ny * press " +.
aivices few ho1-s LITER :Foa. Lennon Contain
IT, clo.e OF the dslats IN ihe Eou-e OF Coulmo t.
on the s-cnad rcadiag of lie Siayaooth Gran; bill.
Pcelskilfai!y ayai-t Ii.1s=lf q Ike Oregon CUES
ion 20 push through the Cabin: measure, closing
rs speech aad the debate viii; ts= ioiiow.a5 pas
sage:
81 denied that ministers had consulted with
any OF The potiiIca. leaders or clergy of Ireland
DOR had ministers ever entered Intn any neEore-
trous win lls Pre- relative 10 This grant, n-her
was the gran; any part IL general : stem for the
endowment O.; Jn- Catholic church. although be
I-lr Ro5erl1 would not ie;;@r ministers by pledge
not 10 propose Ih- enGowm-a o. tn turuan Caino-
tic ciersv-he would maze no such declaration ::
but ne WISHED Hon Gentlemen 10 draw no unfair
differences from bis r-.u-R 20 COMMIT himself bv
sncn p's5.e Re CONSIDERED t'1r permanent en-
dow:nen; oi MAMMOTH Coii-se. Igsl n the Roman
Catholics Of I.rianG. |: would proclce kindly
.--i,ng 10 iTcaGd. among the psopl--lt would pro-
euc- great good Know not what the con>s-
qasucrs MAJ b. in respect 20 iEif kindly iHtcafas
between Ireland aud his country. | 90 no; rest
the measure or any question OF ncre compact
saw wIttnui hesitation, Won mast b.eak M that
forlDic ,0- conirGrracy which exsSS a h4t coCn-
try against the Brush connection. Aud believe
Il l. essential vGu should break II M. crGer that
YOU MAJ carry the work o; good government
IA ireland Ichcefsl ans That YOU may strengthen
the connection beGw-en ,l- two 5luntrlsS and
maintain 1niFnpfIref, tire power AID dignity OF
the UalleA Kingdom. renewed cheers On the
horizon OF the West there Is 4 cloud thsar, hear.
"a cloud small. but threatening tItuTe darkness
[hsar hear While we were most snxIous tor an
sGiustmer, of the lmpanGTn. G.itr-nces-whI!e we
woulc leave noIhing undcne 20 effect IN amfcab.r
settlement foi the Oregon question vet md trel
II 10 be pd'I al my duly Of the dufy 81 the tirst
minister OF the Crown--to STATE That II our rights
were invaded. we were determined aud prepared
TO maintain them Loud cherrsl aver that WHEN
was called upon 20 make that declaration, ] Old
recollec with satisfaction and consolation that the
day before ! had sent a message o. peace 10 Ire
her for Canterbury thought II not impossible that
The tiinr would come when this country would be
compelled 20 summon ali her energies tor action.
heard tia; speech wiih great satisfaction lcheeTs ]
Now may God ever ~ great evil
war loud cheers May God forbid that this time
of general peace should be 20 awiutiy disturbed
Thear, hear ! Bot II Is to De -, II Is
come. doubt much, considering what Is now be-
fore me- ldi,ucng 10 inr opposition 10 ministers on
tins question: whether the vnG!caton of our honor
and our Interests viii not be con.ided 10 other
hands [heer, hear hear.l But to whomsoestr
ihey may be committed. snail take my place be-
side them. encouraging them by any support can
give an honorable cause loud cheers And II
that calamity should 5cidl Us, II ms earnest hope
that when It shall occur. shall ind the people o
this empire united IN LOYALTY 10 The throne, and IN
determination to support the common INTERESTS
tremendous checrnsl That ireland shall
stand ranked with Us And the energies of
an united peot'e Will ensure storlous triumph IN
ust cause Ths premier resumed his seat sbont
three O'Clock IN the morning, AMID thundeCs OF an-
rIause which lasted several minutes
The House then divided, when there appeared
for the motion .----.----32s
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