New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
lrelaud-A Resume.
Correspondence of The Nsw-York Tribune.
DuRIIs FRIDAY Aug Is

DUBLIN, fTuaN, Aug H. 1871
What can the man do that comes after
the Kingw The Tribune has been TO Ireland, and
seen and, no doubt, has told America what he saw
and thinks. And am far, very far, from thinking
that the gleanngs of Ephralm are better than the
vintage of Abiezer" nevertheless, the gleanlngS
must be autobiography as there is no" the
mastering of forces for conflict, compared with
which, If We may believe those who profess to be IN
the secret on both sides. all hitherto has been but
diminishing.
Irefer now, especially. 10 the movement, IN favor
Of absolute and pesct treefoa and equality, civil and
religious which is TO be lnaugurated next week by
the Catholic Defense Association - the first pubic
meeting Of which In the Rotunda, IN this city, is TO
be held next Tuesday, and l. announced as An Ag-
greeate Meeting of the Catholics OF the United King
dom" and The Most Rev. Doctor Cullen, Arch
bishop of Armagh and Prlmate OF all Ireland is 10
ueside" For he. and the other Bishops and Arch
bsheps are described by the prohibited Titles in
the advertisement VIII be so with studouS
on every occasion-aS the "Antl-1ltles Bill only
prohibits the taking of titles, not the gl,tng OF them
shall refer, by and BY to the declared objects Of
this Association, and It's Constitution and proposed
means of accomplishing IT, designs as | mean, by
next mail, 10 give a summary Of the proceedings Of
the meeting itself But wish this letter to be, first
of AL a rssyn, OF the state and circumstances Of
this country
THE BULL" AND THE " BILL"
Ibeheve that no one now doubts that when the Pope
sent his Rescript to England, substituting Doccses
for Districts and Bishops for VicaTsApostollc, had
II been let alone-had there beenno Durham Letter
denounclng II as an Aggression no public meet
mg, to rouse the Protestant Spirit Of England"
and no legislation to nulhfy fittings would have
gone Oh pretty much As usual Only tha.-as the
Pope had appointed the Bishops propriO mot iOrrath
e.. at the suggestion Of his Cardinal WSeman-thus
doprivmg the Clergy OF the Second Order OF their
CanonIcal night OF election instead OF parliament
tary warfare with the Pope, which banded all the
Clergy the side Of HIS Holiness, there would have
Teen warfare Of the priests supported by their
1ocks, against ,hs humiliation OF Their privileges.
There was very deep and widespread lnngnatOn
felt al Ireland at the POpes appointment Of Dr.. Gull
len a. Primase passing over the three names for
warded 10 hun from this comtry-though IN this he
did 10 more than what he had perfect right to do
and SIN more, at the nomination Of Bishop OF Ross
"A new See cut Of from that OF COr1-wlihout any
dome siIc nomination al al.
But Lord John Russell stirred up the people, and
the people the Parliament 10 repay the ford Re-
scpt OF the Propaganda and The rhetorical displays
OF Cardinal Wlseman. With a legislative cGDUf mr.
faum Tor neither Will Bntain-as another lost
Pieiad-resume her place, moving II her orbit round
whom the Pope has appointed. and their successors,
Be whit the less Bishops, or their functions less
valid. IN consequence o. The act Of Parliament that
prohibits them ircm taking titles from places n the
United HI gdom.
And now, Oy way Of reta4 alton on this measure
which the Roman Catholics Of the Empire, d few Of
the courtler nobility only excepted, consider a al
a,t4ck upon tier re.gson, al assumption OF rgnt
To interfere Ia lheII religious proceeding winch
they think ought 10 be Jeff 10 themselves. tne cer
ey and the POpe-they resolve on resting sdiishcd
with nothing short Of absolute md perfsct eqndiHg
both cyli and reiglous When the Emancipation
Bin passed. they satisfied 20 remain under
certain restrictions - beng necessary IRON TIE ex-
lsting Constitution But now. since 81 q tolstltu-
ton imposes these restrictions they Will let L ce
Sc the envy OF surrouncn gnatloas and tae acifaiCn
Of he world 3; lie nations and ne "Ofl
choose 20 view Il so but hey MI have Z changed.
Al Act o. Parliament can be changed ana So = iae
Lord Lieutenant and The Lord Chancellor must oe
Proiestanis by the Emancipation Act N order 10 the
safety the Irsh Church Estao- >hneut 81 irantced
~ IL Act Of ni0n these Acts must BE repealed
and a. 90 many Of the people OF England anu scot
land have become hostile TO the Established hITches
tbe-e. GAsss must Be- abolished along ~tn the lflsl.
And the Act oi Settlement requiring me monarch 10
o. 4 Protestant may next De repealed aa1 tl.-irom
ne crown - tie regg4r-taye rght % be- o. .,la.
religion ,1cy choose aai neither gam ~ 1elag o.
ere "a On nor Jose .5 beng of nO.aeg >lcl. We
.rt toI.. BE- tire AtC.loL a. t-c Assoc .t4on 20 ~
.EarruIaled r,tt Tuesday ans ccr-a nii afetfy y