New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
THINGS IN IRELAND.
corre,,ondence of The Tribune

the RescTipt from lEe cecieu
the Catholic Primate OF Ireland mas not sst suo-
sided. and it has caused nc little trouble 10 the
leaders of the Repeal movement, all OF whom are
labor;pe hard 10 keep the Clergy in the agitation
The question OF temporal jurisdiction over Ireland.
nv the Pope, has afforded much employment 10 the
writers for the Liberal press, and oar newspapers
TEEN with correspondence of all manner Of kinds
from Archbishops. Bishops, Priests and People,
both Protestant and Calholic-sone defending The
Pope. some 1eviIing him, but all aiming at getting
rid of the spirit OF the rescry By hook or by crook.
sermon after sermon L preached in the chsPeis 10
convince the People that the Pope never intended
TO interfere with the political nights OF the CatnC!cs
of Ireland that the whole affair has been cum
ming device of the Tory Administration 10 prevent
the Priests from counselng thelr iocks ana joining
them in extorting Justice 10 Ireland from the bFit-
ish Parliament. Undue Influence, they say, has
been used with the Pope and false tales nave osch
poured through some lnSldIous agent INTO Ms ear:
10 induce him 10 Interfere IN keeping Ireland quiet
FOR the British Minister who lnds that every eSe
dent he has adopted 10 destroy ihe power ei t.le
cry for Repeal has failed and that II Is nealG uPou
the Irish hills, and throughout tae green 'dA'A'' a.
loud and fierce as ever
Il ;s semewhat strange that both the Tory Press
and Wing Press should join II the hue anu c'y
against the contemplated (as they alesej c0''t'11 q.
with Rome The Rev. Iresham gregg ponis ou'
his vial of wrath against Sr Robert, IN me o'un-
de, for this leaguing win ne Deds. ~ - s',
True Church and overtuIn the Protestant AeiisiGn
In Cancellation Hall, Dan Is loud IN warning ms
dear countryrnen 10 beware IN lime oi Inc wes OF
the Minister who seeks 10 undermine iAs all@cl-
ment of the Clergy of the RenlSh Churcn 10 lhelr
resion and their tlocks. by paying them out OF the
Traasnrv and thus rendering them liable TO the
Government 10 be pensOncd or dismissed al plea
sure At the last meeting N Cancellation nan, lie
nroDosed that a deputaton, TO consist or Lord
French and John O'Connru, should be sent over TO
Rome TO Law the true state OF the affairs OF ireianc
before His Holiness 10 persuade him TO recall s
re<rri,a which would impose restraint or the
Clergy from aiding the cause OF the People 10
convince him that the Holy Catholic Religion
can be benefited in Ireland only by the III
urnph of Repeal. This proposal has met with
great favor and IL Is probable the gentlemen
narsed will spend the Spring and summer IN
T.o % snecia agents Of the Irish People TO the See Of
Rone-provded however that there SHAH be suifcieEcy
sreca contributions 20 enable the dcputatloh % 60
becomes the representatives oi s'c. ~ 11ec 80, W
lightened portion Of the British Enirc !Ae kent ms NO;
flowed into the treasury beraiy as was expected ana
the enemies OF Repeal have set this forth u an ar euieni
showing the decline the agitation; but l. lad by be
opponents 10 the Of the ka.d times and want OF en-
nioyment bv the poor at nccment seascn The fact,
however sos and very considerable reductions have been
made In IN. sta Of the Association. and the etrecnent
Committee have recommended large curtaiment OF The
exrendtires tits probable tha; some OF the news papers
now sustained by The Association VIII be reduced, and
the force concentrated. This proposal has OF course mel
serious oTpostion from the quarters most likely 10 be A.
4 ,.' lit The establishment OF Repeal Reading Rooms
n ga districts, has been found 10 WORK 50 well That
e has been revised with the view O: extending their
irfsr By the revised pan reading room is 20 be es-
lI.l in every district where there shall be 500 en-
rolled members the payment OF one shilling year 70 the
Repca Fund constitute membership and ree access 10
the room library &c To support the room the Assoca-
ton viii appropriate 81 Of every $40 subscribed yearly
from the District and starting fund 50 90 out OF every
$50 previously subcribed The room Is 10 he under the
charge Committee OF WaTdefs ana under tue eoh'roI
of the clergyman of rarlsh the constituted authorities
TO have all times ec access 10 the books &C Each
evening the rapers 10 DC read aloud by reader a
pointed and TO be paid. THUS VIII the Association Ill Dub
v be able send is proceedings aud all papers connected
with Repcal from end OF the Kingdom 10 the other
Thus will the polcal education OF the IRISH peasant bc
cared for This certainly one Of the most effective means
y- ,don,cd 10 spced the successful agitation Of Repeal:
and, taken connection VIII; the establishment o Nations
al schools, viii so far 20 lift the peasantTy out OF the
slough of ignorance and vice IN which they have so long
waluved great disgrace OF the British Nation. Tie
Government well OF the effect such training viii
have on the Irish people, and they reinbe for the
quences. The educated rshman who will daly take mp
the liberal newspapers aud read in them the history OF The
wrongs inflicted Ireland by the English naon cannot
fail however disposed he may be to be loyal 10 feel his
blood boil in his veins, and 10 wish for his Country emar
cipaton What then, must be the eject OF hcuneducatcd
Irsmen rs they eycnncly listen to the speeches Of an
oConnel Gratan, O'iirlcn. MacNevin, pannt Nc men
of powerul clouuencc deep read in the history OF Ireland
and OF other lands where Freedom struggled r1mphanty:
How swcs the peasants bears as he hears OF wrongs IN
nicted OF grievances uuredre>cd OF patriots slain, OF in
Gcntes heapdd upon his religion and upon its priests, OF
appeals rejected demands unsatSted o miscFes acc-
mua,cd Think you, nPton burning Tor iis liberty can
long endure the iron heel OF Tie tTaHi when such men
speak OF such things in the burning cloqueilcc ol patriotic
zeal? Certainly aud unless some measures are speed
y passed the ameIoraton OF The condition OF the lower
classes, cannot long expect the lr people 10 remain
pcaccAhe and obedient 10 The laws.
1t is in contemplation the par, Of the Repeal Members
ofParlsnent 10 absent themselves from their places IN the
House Commons at the coming session. aS they say
is but mockcry TO ask hc British Parliament iJr any en-
sure Of relief for Ireland. \ report on this subject was 10
have been presented at the last meeting in Conci alton
Hail. BY the Parliamentary COMMITTEES, but they were too
pressed with business 10 be able 10 be rcldy before next
Monday That is they dcSircuS of asceriaiuns how
far the proposal will with the OF their
friends and what the Opposition viii say 10 this novel mode
of legsati0S by absence OColiel ana Stllth Ob!ich
saw they can be of service 20 lr land in Cancellation
Hall than 81. stephens; but many OF the repeal or;s
oos upon with ditrust, as the absence Of
score Of IRISH Members would give Sir Robert Peel such
working majority as would enable him 10 carry any
sueS be may wish for The aneorton OF the Irish people
There something in he objection, u doubtless the coHis
session will be the mos! interesting 10 ireland when
has been held many years The Landlord aud Tenant
Commissions inSc fo- to investigation OF the evils
complained Of the renp- uf land IN Ireland. viii be
ready TO report, after that ihay y ncluded the eNami
nation Of oCcnc, which was nearly through by the last
accounts from Dublin on the report bill viii DC intro
uced and this viii DC the most mpcrtau. Irish question
which can The absence ci the Irish Members such
Il crisis looked uIou suspicion,
lead many believe that the great oucTy against the Irish
landlords unjust ard could not DC sustained upon uve>
traon Besides whatever measures for Ireland might &c
passed. the Repeal Members would hold themselves baIne
less consequences nasmuc as they were absent on a-
! thority.
strong effort will be made 10 procure The repeal OF the
Charitable BeuueSs Act, it regarded by the people OF
Ireland indirect attempt by the Government 10 pay
the Roman Catholic pEieSthcoda measure long Ia conien
plaon always opposed by the body OF the Clergy ana
the people, a> would throw large patronage INTO
/ the hands OF the State.
Our southern and Middle Counties very unsettled
state and our papers with murders, attempts
der burnings, and similar oa;rascS This Is no; aDungSuA
state things sorry 10 say; ) there likely 10 be
charge until The seeds oC national education
generally scattered the land During the pas week
had storms, and several vessels have
been lost. with their crvwS, along the j. SD,
From the Albany Evening Journal Feb. l9
tNri-RExr plsruRsANcEs.-Thc Sutioned extract from
eiicr received This morning would Sisw that the
spirit open resistance 10 the laws which has been rife
in Columbia. Rensselaer, and Schoharie CoGS;icS w;da
few months past is siil wholly uusua.ued IN Delaware