New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1851.

working People HOLIDAY. and suspended shop busi-
ness generally throughout the CITY.
TIE MEETING
A heo,iecr SO me description % tl.s a--rs-l-e
meeting was unwoa-ed ! am not sure ih.ttle an
mails OF ihs country furnish spe mcn ofan agg7s gaze
meeting OF the Catholics ot tae ,hree kngiom>pre
sided over by nc Pumafe-With platform OF pre-
laies. nobility. gentry, and comm"nerS. Aud ,lere
vas TO snnhklns. a. tnere Ma pam speaking iof
not 0riv were TIE prt.aitS VINO >pOar. trlilctL ~
nc meeting and ave ces r1et D. Their -ties. ne
Lord Bishop Of L phn. the LORD i,1oQ OF BIZ
mlneham.- or The Lord Archbishop ot Iutm.
ne ORD Bishop cOaC u'or 90 EI-n7'urn but fle
reSolutlors are Vgrlls-eI signed Paul Arc1clsl'r
Of Armagh ard Prmaie o. al lreitni. G. harm Al.
The resolutions were >hort endto nc point. That
the TIT Is Act i violation OF the cOLpac- c1n-
,atrer IN the Catholic Rtlei act e -. aI- su1rtT-
slVe Of the great principle OF religious liberty e>1l-
lSfed IN this empire mat the present Ministers
nave BETRAYED the cause ~ Ie.slols recon ali
forfeited the confidence of athocs OF The ned
kingdom that hey soemuly p.elge themselves
that thew viii use every legitimate M ans within the
Constitution 90 Obtain total peal Ottha le' ald %
ever other statute which imposes upontle tah0Acs
Of tbs EMP any ciyl or religious Disability wat
soeVer or precluCf> from the enjoyment % perfect
eCua.liy win every class OF tnelr fellow SUB ect>
These may re considered Is laying the .0uldai0n OK
Then follows one that may be regarded A. the
PRACTICAL measure p.edglng the meeting 90 make
every efort 10 strengthen the hands and increase he
power OF those idthiu re prtrt httlfte VINO. l tie
last Session OF Parliament 80 cnerge-faliv devoted
themselves 20 the formation ~ an independent party
IN the egis AZURE. having for IS OBJECT tie mamie
nance OF civil and religious liberty ia the Bnii>n
empire and then, having resolved on " ainoIc
Defense associa'IOu." a COMMITTEE Is appointed.
IS 10 define with accuracy the Ooects winch are 20
occuuy the Association. and frame TIE rules ana
regulation, for IT. eOtemance.' lnese are 20 De
submitted 70 General Meeting. The committee
consists OF the Cardinal Archbishop OF Westminster
and nine English Bishops the Prindfe ana ~ ieeh
IrIsh shops and sixteen lr>h members ~ fafla-
meut. And then followed resolution. c1ngTaiu-
lai.ng the country upon The cordial uaanmiiy OF
feeling and opinion which 80 happily exists between
the CathOAc HObluN- MeTdr-hA, clergy ana ANY OF
the Iuiteo Kingdom.
impossible not 20 come 20 the conclusion, that
Society formed for such objects and under such
acknowledgements homan itnOlIc and om-
binlng all the Roman Catholics OF tie cnpre-iorms
new epoch IN the history OF tins country. Even
before is principles and rules are dchued WIN pre-
cislOn, Il manliesty differs from an pfete ing move
mentS and a fact occurred when illustrates ms.
John O'CCunell had Oocn invited 10 move or second
resolution he declined. on the ground mat u was
areluQui>hmeut and virtual cenSure OF q onntIl
policy. HIS plan was 20 combine with MS atholc
phaanX FOR that end and doubt. he did not over
look his friends and followers when the good ihlugS
that Government had 10 heStoW "ere going. But
the great effort OF tins Association Will DE- - return
as many Roman Catholics a possible 20 Parliament,
and these men. ike the " lrsh Bugdte, VIII
act together on all questions. both IN carrying one
set of measures and impeding others. II VIII. IN
fact be thoroughly sectarldn and Will Tor the hr>t
time. introduce INTO the legislature closely com
pacted body of men, pledged 20 make me advance
ment of a certain set OF religious opinions paramount
TO all other considerations
Inside. of course. the meeting was AL unanimous
enthusiasm outside the immense crowds were
quite peaccful-ior beside that the police mustered
III great force. strong bodies of the QUAY codlpor-
tiers. and OF the Trades mons lined the avenues 70
the Roiunda profe>sedly as peaceconscrvators, TO
and the police. but IN reality 10 be IN readiness II
Dir GTeeg and ms Orngemen should attempt 10
force Their way INTO the meeting Nothing on the
kind, how ever, was attempted he, and one or two
others drove up ia covered car presented tickets,
were refused admission, and drove OF. Inc only
act Of violence worth notice. was the destroying OF
a placaTd and smashing the windows where II was
posted winch happened 10 be al the top OF Sackylle
St. close by the Rotunda. belonging To Society for
the announcement and support of priests who may
become destitute by TelnQulshlng the Roman Cath
Ole religion, styled " The Priests Protection So
ceiy.'
BEARINGS ON THE INTERESTS OF IRELAND.
Whether the Government VIII institute prosecu-
tons or suffer the Act 10 remain inactive remains
be seen John Reynolds. at the dinner gwen TO him
IN the Theatre, the day after the meeting, declared
ms readiness 10 head resistance 10 any attempt " 20
lay finger on of their Bishops" But all ALI
ance between the Government and Priesthood Is AZ
an end. Yet. | dare saw the national schools and
colleges viii 20 much the same BIZ or no bill,
the Prlmde and those who side WIZ MN would
nave established 1nclr university, tough ll> move
ment VIII increase the zeal OF the clergy m that
cause But the middle and upper classes OF the laliy
viii not cast away the advantages OF schools and
colleges when are all-mportant Ia them. and which
they are not forbidden 20 ENJOY The people VIII Dc
educated.
The Tenant League have had a conference with
Sharnan Crawford and others VINO are interested IN
the Tenant-Rleht cause They have compromised
matters. and have agreed upon The heads oi bill
not beng satisfactory To ali parties. bur the best
they have any chance of getting from the present
Parliament. And. dare say. even VIII undergo
modihcatIons # 1t pass at all. The knot OF IRISH
members, however. which the Aggregate Meeting
has recognized As the nucleus around which all that
can be thrown INTO Parliament from Catholic con
StIiuencCs are 10 rally. Viii be Is much bonded Tor
such popular rights as for Catholic interests 50 that
there i hope.
Notwithstanding some slight and partial traces OF
potdto-bileht that crop. and every other is most
hOurlShng and the manufacture movement goes on
encouTaglngiy and al the meeting, yesterday, AZ
the Mansion House, Provisional Committee was
appointed for the organization Of Transatlantic
Steam packet CompanV-to connect this country d.
rectly and commercially with Amenca-and 10 CO.
operate with the advocates OF such a measure on
your side OF the Atlantic for that end 50, st.i hope