New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

The Monster Meetings are taking the rounds
of the countless and, as heretofore, the North and
South are alternating locality and reciprocating
help Waterford, the meeting for which county,
beside the rnutitudes on foot, was attended by
thousand on horseback, was followed by one for
Tyrone; and that of Clare, by that of Donegal
and priests from the South 90 to the Northern
meetings, and Presbyterian parsons from the
North attend meetings in the South, with laymen
from Dublin to both. The Tenant Leagues pro
positions are denounced as wild, and "com-
munstic," and inconsistent with political econ
omy;' but they are producing a mighty effect
upon landlords the people, and the government;
upon the landlords, with whom there ls race
who shall get first into the papers as rent redu-
GERS, who hope, by anticipating some of the
Leagues demands, to stave oft all Legislation;
upon the people, in whom united energy has
awakened an independent spirit, aud conquered
that timid servility to landlords that formerly
stamped the Irish serf; and upon the Govern
ment, convincing them that what ought to have
been settled long ago, must be finally and equit-
ably settled now, and upon terms greatly less Ia
vorabe to land -lordism than would have awaken
ed nation gratitude awhile ago.
THE mo PoPERY" AGlTATION-ENGLAND
AS there is general agitation which engages
both England and Ireland, and Scotland too, that
regarding Education-and particular one, which
is peculiar to Ireland, that of the Tenant Right
so is there particular one for England, that OF
mo Popery." The Pope's conservation of Dr.
Wiseman as Cardinal Archbishop of Westmn-
ster, with twelve suffrages, whose Sees embrace
the whole of England and Wales, and who take
their titles from their Sees tyrannlca d1sloyal,
usurpng, schsmatica act, according to the Lou
don Press-has producedit. It's said to have been
decided on from the immense increase OF Roman
Catholics by the late seCessiOns and to have been
intended for the production of many more-mul-
titudes of clergy and laity of the Establishment
only waiting for this orthodox, hierarchica organ
iZation to attach themselves to " The Center OF
Unity" And these past and prospective seCes-
sons, and this high Papa assumption. have
aroused the dormant spirit OF Professionalism
and the Bishop Of LondOn-who was, some time
time ago, thought half Papst himsef-and his
cersy-some of whom little better-have
sounded the alarm and the echo has been taken
up by some thousand 18th Novemberj pulplts, like
go many mountain repeaters, and reverberates till
it fills the land. And Exeter Hall will be followed
by Halls in every city and town in England and
all the monstrosites devised by conclaves, and
executed by P0pes and their armies, whether
Crusaders or Jesuits and Observation-Disclosures
welding the sword or the pen--wiil be made to
rest cumuatively upon the head OF Plus the lAth,
who q little ago. rather tavorite, and who,
still more recently, was exile living on charity.
In ireland there is nothing of all this; for the
thing has existed all along The Bishops of the
old religion still held the Sees and titles, only
robbed of the Churches and temperatures; and
the outcry was all the other way-againstthe new
corners and their handful Of Protestants, who not
only seized upon the livings but usurped the ii
ties. And whereas they say in Eng land, that there
cannot coexist two sets of Bishops, claiming au
thority in the same dioceses, here we point to the
thing as IN fat accompli like the man who de-
cided the controversy, whether thing were pos,
sible, by procaming, l have done it. And we
are waiting to see what practical results it is pro-
posed to effect in England whether to Danish
Cardinal Wisemap, and fine and imprison his
SufIragans-or to reGnact the Penal Code; or
whether the whole will explode, like the Guy
Faux crackers, and end in noise and not very sa.
worry exhalations,-or whether the Wings will
be ousted, as having by their temporlzng CONN.,
vance, laid the foundation for their Romlsh as
symptoms.
Meanwhile, there is this difference in the par
ticular agitatons going on in the two countries
That of England will multiply indefinitely those
too numerous aready-who, to use the words
of popular Irish writer, steep Gods love and
mercy in their own bitterness, and then proclaim
it to the world under the title of religion That
of Ireland has already produced what reallzes the
metaphor of the same writer; The black cloud
that covers the land appears lined with silver al
ready TELESCOPE.