Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-06

point Of Heayen-darin mpie to bring down the ven
geance Of the Most High in Babel like confusion
On the other hand, the English Roman Catholics at public
meetings--the Dublin Corporation Cancellation Hal-the
conedeates, while calling upon the British Government to
repel Austrian aggression and Roman liberty and indie
pendence with equal vehemence denounce all between
the Vatican and the English Court and all pensionne of the
clergy as sorer inhiciion than the penal laws.
John OF Tuam, the Lion Of the fold Of JUDAH he has
been somewhat everenty styled has taken usual priority
and preeminence in fixing such brand upon the attempt If
1t be IN contemplation, to endow, and Govern
menl allies, the priesthood as he thinks will Illustrate it. Ty
ranny and corruption, he says the church.
OF which Herod aud Simon Magus the primitive types
and the Emperor of Austria and the British Minister the mod
ern Intimidation and brides their weapons and
money, persecution and latey the to cast down the
weak by violence the other win the ambitious BY seduction
Ireland should to denounce the yrants upon
the head of the church but Ireland should remember that
Satan offered endowment to Christ the kingdoms Of the world
and their glory but the bride submsson that Simon
Magus offered il the Apostles but price Of spiritual
influence Let them initiate both the and his servants
and say Get thee behind Satan, and thy money perish
with thee"
What to be done in prospect of another famine season.
however, presses Immediately than what to be done
for Plus TX, and what Henry Graan proposes that
the Government shall stop the export of provisions and
now while cheap and plenty form depos in all the towns
in the vicinity Of the appehended scarcity. John Rey
nods and John OConne join him; will be proposed, and
probably carried at the approaching meeting of the Coun
c /; and Government do not feel warranted, let them
mon Parliament Most likely the Government will do ne
ther and then all the bameas of the last famine deaths
and the present faureswll be laid the refusal of
the Councils counsel.
And what is prevent its recurrence The Rev. Mr..
Maher, of Carlow College, proposes tenant league, with
ramicatlon IN each parish which, besides getting the
right and securing the land occuper would benefit the
poor by securing the collection of the rates. oans rents and
all just debts and the landlord, by dissuadng from all
cet associations and giving ORDER peace and security But
there are two false principles in his plan First in the pan-
taon OF Ulster, enantright condition of the landlords
Hn fnruotI h,f.t tpnf.,,
guaranty OF law sought if the original propeorshp
we've in the people, but Mr. Maher and the Hoycrossmen
inver the orders and instead Of recognising the landlords
original proprietoshp and being contented with the guara
OF law for the tenants security possesson and
ration for improvements when leayng-whch is the Ulster
docrnewoud give the occupant title prior and superior
to the landlords Rash men areap to not with Frank
Inns maxim When you get good principle go through
with it. Secondly Associations should be formed to get good
laws not to supersede the administration The collection of
rates. rents &C. and the suppression of illegal associations
must be left the regular Government league that
would soon supersede its functions.
And then, emigraton-o the Capebut better wait till Sir
ii. Smith settles the Kafirs Algers; but better wait
the procedure of the Governor General Due Duaae and
neighbors OF Morocco Fee and Tuniznot forgetting Abde
kader, the Old Man of the Sea" that colony Ca
NADIA but subscription already proposed for those already
there povertysmiten and feverwon New York; but
the reports that enough accession has been made your
pauperm to Buenos Ayres; for writes the Rev. Anho-
ny ID. Fahey, r. G. Chaplain there
" As emlgaton to large extent, may be the natural
sequence of the loss of the potato, strongly to
the sober and industrious aborer to steer for this country
lie VIII md an ample recompense for his industry. The
saubty of the air, fertility of the SOIL richness the mine
raj productions magnificent rivers all combine the
poor man to settle in it, But there is all this home
Ihe Government affords the utmost protection 10 all foreign
ers and the natives provebial for their kindness and
hospitality"
But there is unsettled account here too with France
and England say COLOMBO at home. But, again. what
to be done The Presbyterian General Assembly, with
nearly five hundred congregations and as they say nearly
million people, have addressed the Lord Lieutenant They
applaud the conduct Of Government last year nerer
ing with commerce and his indicates that the
will be the same this year. They try elicit opinion
tenant right but he answers:
In any that subject recognised in Ulster but
which prevails in other part of her Majesys dominons
there will be strict regard to the sacred rights of property
to promote It's corresponding Duties and encourage by
adequate security the outlay of capital and the employment
of labor"
Still, what is to be done Mr. Anstey NJ p for Yong
hail. transmits to Lord John Russell resolutions from Skull
accompanied with raythr strong observaons-he Of
" Young Ireland" and the Premier answers
at appears that the property in Ireland
ought to feel the obligations of support from those who
been born on their estates and have hitherto contributed
their yearly income. 1t rs just expect that the work.
OF Great Britain should permanently support the
pauperism of Ireland"
And Sir William Somervie Irish Secretary tells the me-
moass from Beehasen-appying for the continuance of
relief because of impending scacy-hat the proprieto must
employ the people, aided by Government loans in mprov
ing the land and retaining the for that permanent
good from that kind of relief but there would be the
tale Of famine starvation, and death each succeeding
year. may add in iine what is to be done The Far
mars Gazette proposes farm attached to the work houses
and to make them sesuppoing. On the 29th Of August
there l09 957 receiving relief from the relief commit
tees All of these not employed in harvest work turned
to the Pooaw Guardians, besides the inmates of the
warehouses; What rate would support Them unless for all
who can work labor is provided
From these mulitudnous statements and counsels your
readers draw pretty accurate picture of Ireland and
what the OF Government will be, well the
don of the in the south and during the winter
The decided approval of the Presbyterian addresses Of the
and its procedure and their denuncaon Coun-
Gil, "Conciaion Hail. and :" Confederation, "have reused
the ire Of both the Nation and Freeman They call them pen
son-made slaves of the English Government bbed by regn
donu, and laundering after and they hold them up
fearful warning the Roman Catholics of the danger Of
the contemplated alliance between the Courts of ST. James
and the Vatcanbetween the English Government and the
Irish Priesthood. ERIGENA
r AW SCHOOL OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW
IL JERsEf.-The Law School of the College of New
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