The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

p.rsb,e 70 p~ak Ia defence of Irand without express
irs condemnation II EDgsnd He said the Irish people
must either and incompetent poo
pie the Of earth the most vicious and unma-
n"gtabIs o,n other hand. the Engsh must be the
II was now half eenIss s,nss Enalend promised that
her union VII Ireland woud De attended with the most
glorious rsults How have those magnificent promises
been fulfilled Within the ar TOO OF three year
fourth OF her population has been carried on By fenn"
by pestls nee By exile. Mr. Dillon briefly alluded
10 the Galway Packet station, and concluded amidst
loud cheers
the persecution which they subjected they
have the sympathy II all true lovers Of religious liberty
The Rev Dr hIcHEs, on being called upon, spoke as
follows, In response TO this toast Ie said that he
joc.d that the sentiment just proposed received
with such sympathy and coroisty These United
we're country In which civil and religious liberty
prsctstd well profess-d He contrasted the treat
m.nt received by the Catholics of England from the
British government with the liberation and Kindness
they received In this country. While England
standard in the air-cvii and religious liberty lie
had studied the subject in Rome, in England aud
in Ireland and he never never Jaw anything SO silly
sgitai'oB they stirred up. to make against a
bit Of parchment isued by poor old man, on the
and lords and dukes in the other egsating
against thought that had entered and in spite OF the
walls Of England bsd penetrated that country
ana would not EASILY BE- got rid of (Appause.) lie had
bee engaged controversy with the press of New
York and ut that time occurred to HIM there WAS no.
thing strong fehood. except truth, and lie always
heo hat maxim: bur when he was In Lopdon resent
y he found truth not stronger than fisebood
For he found that every body FseProtestants
Jews mfdcls-might call DIR. Wiseman . cardinal with
III. exception Of himself; but there something
than that 1t was declare that the orphan should be
deprived II his brs sd aud that any made in that
title b"pld b. Lost TO the rigbtu owner and into
al exeh' qusr that had great need of IT, lie found
the bish' pe in that country almost among the
pauper population but they we're MEEK aud
rspiupg: ard Archbishop Murray. of Dublin, we'll
expressed the sentiment Of them all. when he said
"tlke ont titles. If you please; they rceorded
n heaven He paid tribute 70 the American navel
officers in Rome and contrseted their geptlema nly
duct with b. infolence sDd nterueadng Of the British
ana he French In conclusion he alluded TO the cr-
cms 81 be press upon his recent sermon In ros lion to
hi tour in Europe. and reiterated the sentiments he
then 'xprsaed He said he never could admit the red
republican cut Threats 10 rank with the founders Of this
republic their descendants who the friends Of law
ana order and eslous in protecting the rights OF all
Freedom good; but it ought to be obtained by law
fu by shoemnh ers knives He knew of n
ore republican country whose stripes have been left
tuled. and whose shopc wi hout cloud that
was the Uutsd States He should never Lst with his
consent tDeh men rise to equality with that great
man .p"'hting to the portrait of Weshington).
The NJ 1t tas was The leading men Of the Catholic
party 10 France--De Nontal-mbert-D Dc Raloux-Veuil
lot-De kaney-Evr foremost ia the National Assembly
end IN the columns # the press to assert the rights OF
the church aud defend her intereats''
His Honor tie RECORDER respoI ded In his happy
He adv-rted the law passed by Congress in 1889
and which wa introduced by mpnlbs from New York
that org ess should make no law regarding religion
pr'ibg the flee exercise of th ought lie then passed
ahigh 'n-gy on the Catholic clergy, friends oflaw
'HsnLss OCoNoR called upon TO speak he
'ompialed that lie had toast to respond TO-
ana laid that faith had been broken with him in
asking HIM 90 speak on that occasion He eontrasted
the time when he rrcolsced the Catholics Of New York
bad abundant room for worship In h.le building,
which stood pear The spot on hoh they then
s.mhed and likely to fail on the heads of the wor
shipIeis with the thirty churches which studded
IL. Empire city.
In ronciu,ion he offered the following sentiment
The Catholic Ghurch--Nsy she hereafter as well as
h1e;ofTe teach to all willing recipients aud forse
UaLkind. nothing hui her charity
The Ut At ioast was, The Catholic Press OF New York"
which was r.sp nd to by tall individual in specs
whose speech calculated 70 do harm than good
IN he opinion Of lb Of every denomination
ME cause OF ether Perhaps Coleman Stetsons wine
wa',oo strong for him lie is thoss over
znious converts who hike torpedo shot only into
III. Catholic church, but through It's gatle end with
fzzie VI his tail He wa sppauded might have been
ezp.cied by such of tho remaining few who nlulged
more freely than Others did IN the liberal faro OF the
be lat down
Mr. CuNMrscs proposed the health Of Cardinal wiso-
man VIII IN be referred 10 In the most faterlog terms;
ard wb'n he said, had 20 bear the whole torrent OF
abt- poIl forth against the Catholics Of England and
Ireland The Cardinals health drank With great
applause
The sentiment the Memory Of Daniel o. Con-
NELL Drank in silence
Ane for busiuess,D said the Cr.,rn.y and he
read toast which handed To him complimentary os
LwiE AIS Jr the American representative at Rome
The Hon. JANIS MoKroS responded and spoke ia the
highest terms OF Mr. Lewis Cas- Jr He said that when
GeI.fsi Oudinot appeared tefore Rome Mr. Cass went
10 -. him. and requested that the French artillery
should nnt be directed towards part Of the Holy
chy Why said General Oudinot, you arc 4 mini.
thry man. and you know that l could a once force
those wallis. If desired to do but will not do 90:
fr II destroyed any Of the monuments in Rome. my
pam. would descend to postcrity like that OF Atilia
hr Mckeon spoke at some length in praise OF Mr. Cas-:
aud after oonpmenting him for the trouble which he
'Ates In ATTENDING to the comforts Of Americans, he
said he would take his Office for ali the salaries Of
our foreign ministers combined.
AT about one O'Clock In the morning the company
separated.