New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

The official noii>e coRyenIng the Aggregate
Meeting OF the United hingcom drops ne term
Dsfsrse: and II IS nov simply 10 form !" Catholic
ASSOcIaion--ior the purposes have ABOVE spccliei
But Its announc smeni has been the signal for
mcnlng INTO activity other agencies lie Orange
Association VIII be relnvtgoraiec iot polrch an
,aeoaism and IS the great BODY Oh me PROTESTANT
clergy have been sleeping TIER people MIND IN con
iroytr>y. and the aliy have been maze 4 phAianN
OF clSpuiants. by the proceedings an'ecedem " the
" Titles Bull" ana during rs progress through Tar
Lament. there wondrog> dlacTy Tor me encounter
on religious grounds.
The Initiative was taken on "Wednesday last. AZ a
meeting Q; the Protestant Association when hi.ed
the Koiunda 20 suHocatlon- Il Vas announced - a
meeting OF Catholics, protesting against the ANTI
Christian apostacy OF the Church oi Rome, and
maintaining the Cathoclty OF the ancient Church OF
Ireland. by law established - The o5Ject tor
"adOptI An address 10 the ROmanlslS OF the nned
kn-Con, touching the aUdaclOu> calling Ot meet
InS CT The Catholics generally tor the lsth instant
also for addressing the Authorities on the subject.
and, further, for agreeing steps 10 be taken Ia
prevent the usurpaton OF the Catholic name by Ro-
manlS, scctarles on that OCCASION" Accordingly
resolutions adopted, oy acclamailou asserting
members of the Protestant Establishment 10 be IA
rghi, Truth, AMI law, members OF the Catholic Church
OF ChrlSi"-pronouncing the reculston for the meet
ing. signed BY the Aggressive. rtular Prelates.
and by considerable number of Popsh no0lemea
and members Of parliament, presumptuous ana oHen-
syc"-and " asserting then right 10 take such steps
to vndIcate their clam 10 the name Catholic may
seem good to them" All address 10 =" the Roman
suppose some o: the champions VIII attempt 20 ad
dress the meeting on Tuesiay-and As they Viii not
be permitted. there VIII BE- a challenge 10 a discus
sIoh of the subject. For ths-ln the present day,
when the Established Clergy, universally, carry
ing the controversy INTO the hanlets and cabins of
the Roman tathohc>-Is a favOre topic that the
great body OF the clergy came over at the Retorma
uon. that they did SO knowing that thus they were
recurring TO the doctrines of the old clergy and Chris
tlans of Ireland that the prayer-bOok corresponds
with ST Patrick. ColumbMl, and the early SAINTS,
and contains the Old religion and hence the Pro-
t,stant Is the old Religion, and the Clergy are As the
true successors, emitted TO their churches and pos
sessions And tins ine OF argument tells powerfully
On the other hand PrInlate Cullen, IN conserving
to take the char on Tuesday next. says " | feel
deeply the lndignlty heaped upon US. the unjust
well as unexampied attempt 10 deprive us OF nights
which, Bishops, It is impossible We can surrender,
and the revival OF code OF pains and penalties which
every Just and liberal mind had hoped Was buried IN
oblivion tie adds that he approves OF the objects of
the Association then 10 be formed, hoping twllbe
the means of procuring the redress OF every grew
anCe, lnSurmg the free exercise OF religion and
placing us and our people upon perfect equality"
Thus are the ProteS,lntS and Roman Catholics OF
thus lni,ed Kingdom once more committed 10
struggle that bids far 70 be more desperate than any
previous one for now the existence OF the Protest
and Presbyterian establishments is the object IN
question, and the maintenance of the last vesuge OF
Protestant ascondency Is perlled and menaced.
rHK MATERIAL INTERESTS or rHE COUNTRY
RumOrs are afoat. these two or three DAYS past OF
potato disease but they have not produced any
alarm. Every days post brings IN accounts OF the
occupation OF farms by new settlers. IN districts
cleared by the famine, eyctlons, and emigration
and Englishmen and Scoichmen, who get their farms
cheap and labor chedper-the country peaceful, and
an exemption from British taNatlon-wnte. encour-
aging others to follow them. ct emigration Is rite
~ ever the lrlshmen, TO whom the bit of land Was
paradise will not have anything Ia DO with II here
IL IS all America the money comes IN almost IN
credible quantity little from those who went late
IN. ito Keep the life Ia TIL they can send more 10
bring them away more, from those who have been
longer IN America. 20 - take them out OF misery
whole ship full OF women and children went the
other day, sent for by their male friends and accom-
panied by "A few protectors and man named Dwye
came over and bought the fee simple OF the little
farm for his mother too old to be moved, and eit her
care of some religious - returning himself 10
his beloved and adopted America
The. Tenant League are holding on theif meetings
but sadly crippled by the all absorbing religious
aniagOnlSm which has driven all other SuJeCts out
of people, minds Experience has shown that. IN
these old countries, Governments Will give no re
forms correct 10 abuses redress no wrongs but upon
"compulslOn )" but that this, strongly and long
enough applied, will IN the end succeed. lhus
Financial Reform" has got ieette reduction ottax-
alton Chartism has compelled the Premier TO under.
take further reform of the Reform Bill, IN spite at
has fnaiify and the Peace Congress Is by the
power of opinion, inducing Ministers to substitute
negotiations and pacific manltestos Tor those haSty
passionate DEGREES that used to plunge nations IN
war
Encouraged hereby the League continues TO
knock Al the door OF a Landlord Legislature for a
fair settlement Of the tenant-right question. But,
while those who hold solvent estates and those who
have bought lnSOlyent ones 10 make money OF them,
alike interested IN having solvent and thriving
enanrry they DESTROYS 10 hold the absolute power
they possess they are reluctant 20 give 10 their ten
ants rights TO their Industrial Improvements by law
AS TO make them IN reality what their election
addresses will designate them at the coming general
Electon-amuslngly enough their Free and indie
pendent Tenantry." And, as IN the case OF the
Rutherford family near BanbrIdge, who having Of
tered their landlord wha, they considered far rent
for his share of interest the SOIL" and offered
"arbtration"if he thought II too little refused toply
more--lf they try to act upon tenantrght principles
while the law is unchanged they get the worst of u
beng turned out, as they were, and deprived OF all
EDUCATION.
The Committee of "The Catholic University" slt
almost continuously a thousand pounds were paid
H. within two DAYS, at their meetings this week and
Il is said the institution will soon be ready for
organization. Yet the Queens Colleges fear not
great injury their advocates trust 20 perfect religious
mpartlalty, and vastly superior advantages IN the
Of instruction, Libraries, apparatus bursares
and scholarships and Government patronage But
the Established Clergy generally discard the Ma
tOnal Schools, the Roman Catholic Clergy-exceptn
Doctor MacIlales Diocese, Increasingly patronize
them and, except M Ulster, Will soon have almost
the exclusive management of them. In Waterford
with the sanction Of Bishop Foran, Model Training
Schools are about 10 be established In one way or
other the people are likely soon 10 be universally
educated.
THE WESTERN PAcKEr-sTATI0s
Those who have been accustomed TO look 10 Gov
eminent and Parliament for everything, continue TO
denounce both for dsregardDg this national benefit
and stll more, the Irish members who, by counting
patronage, put themselves out Of condition tor de-
handing such national boon, with effect. Others
ike myself, wonder that, with so many VI. +. and
others proe ssedy ardent IN the matter, they do not
commence themselves especially as the purchase
Of nearly all the Encountered Estates, with IRISH
:
ders. Tie following, which appeared IN The Ha4l,
strikes the right note, and, probably, when your
Government have demonstrated the pracucaDluty
and advantages may be acted on and | fancy an
effort to effect this most desirable object which
would unite America and Ireland, might tell upon
England hvorably 20 both countries, IN more rays
than
There has been 50 much apparently downright
earnest talking and writing on this subject THAI II
ght not be aniss rs advocates IN Ireland asked
themselves few questions relating 10 It.