New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05


assembiages he addressed that he saw ever,
thing m the soil, hsf6oss, water power and mn
erai resources Of THIS country 20 make /, rich.
prosperous and happy and Hs inhabitants, when
an America, succeed As Well as others IN asri
culture and commerce, .. the bar and in The
Senate
Il certainly Is an anomaly IN the history Of
natons-and most o.. al, in this nalion-whsr.
the people chung u tn land Ike the hmpett 70
The rock, and where the emigration, IN former
days, prevailed most among the PreSbyierians Of
Ulster, that there should pc such tide Of peo
PIE iIom the South snd HeSt-and mos, OF al
from The midland districts now, when The al.
mos, universal transfer Of The land gives prom.
lse OF advantages iar us cultivation, and the
manufacture movement. cones ~ - and the
land SocietleS'-s0 thdt While the latter afionl
lacil'les tor men becoming small pTopne,oss.
Ire FORMER VIII su Up sclf agriculture bS em.
pi0ymeni IN Tic mechanical arts Bat besides
the inspiring accounts oi success IN the cases Of
those who had goDe-aI.a HE still more insriri,.
lpg stimulus oi money feaitJei a. enable OH.
ers to follow thcu-tnere : California. and now
an Australian one. m The Bathurst provinre.
which Is emp-Jng sydney tor the "digeings'
and tuning the cuu, q OF or popnlat OF strong.
" 20 the Southern Continent.
PROSEiYIISN
one OF the objects Of he Catholic Defense
Association" is to c5untenc, the extensive 'anl
successful system OF T. so0ytsm which prevails
in the south and west, !t commenced long he.
tore the famine tlme-wi,h schools, literary AMI
industrial. and scripture readers, and preachers
m the Irish language. But, great s;imuluswas
gwen to II by connecting relief with !, duuns
that melancholy period Aud now there are DIS.
tnci Missions for Inherent l0cal.ies. The
Dmsle Mission. the Achlll Mission, the Con.
naught Mission Tor Connemara the lrlsh Assem-.
bly's Mission. ana ihc Scottish Free Church
Mission There can be no longer any doubt
about the VIDE extern. 60 which the system has
reached, the luGlclOus organization OF the means,
the zeal and energy with which they are worked.
and the extent OF their success. And now n,
Tunes. The AdrTfy-r ana other English journals
whose travelling agents have visited these scenes,
have testified to the altered and improved cOndi.
ton If the people the children educated.
trained 20 industrial Occupations, the land better
cultivated, the habitationS more comfortable.
Something has already been done, BY Or Mac
Hale and others, 10 counterfeit this system Of
ProSelytsm, by the Introduction of the "Chrs-
tian Brothers" and the Sisters OF Charity
especially at Achill Island but the Association
promises To act upon wider scale and, II they
cannot recover what Is lost at least to stop fur
Their progress. by schools aud other means Of
their own.
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
While the General Committee are making tho
most vigorous efforts to iacres the funds-suc.
cesstuy It would seem. as more collectors ara
to 20 Oft to America and England, and upward
OF C5.OOO have been received within a month
a special committee has been arranging the lite
ary and theological constitution. DIT OHanlon,
of MAMMOTH, and two Continental Professors,
Ramn and DolingCr, with DR.. Newman, late OF
oxford, who will probably be the principal and
some OF the most literary and experienced OF tho
Irish priesthood, are sitting, from day to day
The design is to make 1t as formidable rvals
possible 10 the Dublin University, and that OF
the Queens Colleges, IN point of general litera-
ture and science while. IN point OF discipline,
religious instructions, and ritual observance, It
will rival Louvain, or those OF Rome and Pans.
MIXED EDUCATION.
Notwithstanding the hostility OF the Catholic
Primate and the Defense Association, the
schools Tor United Education and the Queens
Colleges suffered no dimnutlon last year and
while the former are increasing daily, the !atfr
anticipates a great increase NJ the approaching
commencement The Roman Catholic Bishop
OF Dromore, DR.. Blake. Dr. Bagot, the Rector Of
Newry, and Mr.. Dodts and MIR. Alexander, the
Presbyterian Ministers OF that town, have pub
llshed their Joint attestation after the examina-
ton of the model, normal and common schools
OF that tONn-tO the cordial and SucCeSSiul WORK
ing OF the national or united system IA these
institutions there, and generally IN Ulster And
while the Church Education Schools, and those
of the Christian Brothers, Will supersede the
National Schools IN those parts Of the country
to which the Protestant Missions and the Cath0-
lie Defense Association are bending their con-
flictng energies, rivalry will compel an educa-
ton, solid and useful where heretofore there
was none.
TIE TENANT LEAGUE.
This body, that, partly from the engagement OF
It's leading members IN other objects, partly from
religious strife aud internal divisions, and partly
from the collapse that IN the OF all Irish ell
forts, is apt 10 follow sudden and violent com
mencements, had seemed fallen into a state Of
somnoency, has published an address to the
people and commenced the work OF organizing
for petitions and collecting funds, with the view
OF making a decided and united effor, to have
Sharman Crawford sbllSspproyed by the Coun-
ell OF the League-carrled next session VI Par
lament 1t is probable that, at least in modl-
fed form, this bill--which, without many Of the
Leagues original stipuations, will al least go
the length OF giving the cutivator Of the soil le-
gal security TO his own industrial improve
the result Of his expenditure Of skill, labor aud
capital-wil be carried for the present prOpre-
tors are as much interested as the tenants IN the
right cultivation OF the land TELEsC0P0s
y. S.-The meeting Of the Defense Assocls-
ton going on while ! wrte--is simply for
ratliyIng what has been done by the Provisional
Committee adopting the rules and regulations
Committee fairly TO work. 1t Is holden al the
Moo Irof